Doug Kershaw / Live From Gilley's show #LG-87-18

Doug Kershaw
Live From Gilley's show #LG-87-18
for broadcast the week of April 27, 1987

includes 300 dpi scan of the cue sheet and a disc label

run out groove etching Side A: LG 87-18-1, unknown cursive character, mechanical stamp of "KM"
run out groove etching Side B: LG 87-18-
2, unknown cursive character, mechanical stamp of "KM"

01. Live From Gilley's LG-87-18 Intro (Jim Duncan) Cajun Baby
02. Natural Man
03. Jole Blon (Peewee Kershaw, vocals)
04. Live From Gilley's LG-87-18 Break - Jim Duncan
05. Commercial - Therapeutic Mineral Ice
06. Commercial - Rolaids (Davey Johnson, New York Mets Manager)
07. Live From Gilley's LG-87-18 Break - Jim Duncan
08. The Battle of New Orleans
09. Live From Gilley's LG-87-18 Break - Jim Duncan
10. Commercial - Alka Seltzer
11. Commercial - Sun Country Wine Cooler (Ringo Starr)
12. Judds Tour Update - Jim Duncan & the Judds
13. Louisiana Saturday Night
14. Live From Gilley's LG-87-18 Break - Jim Duncan
15. Commercial - Flintstones Vitamins
16. Commercial - Peter Pan Peanut Butter
17. Commercial - Rolaids (Davey Johnson, New York Mets Manager)
18. Live From Gilley's LG-87-18 Break - Jim Duncan
19. Mama's Got The Know How
20. Jambalaya
21. Live From Gilley's LG-87-18 Break - Jim Duncan
22. Commercial - Alka Seltzer
23. Commercial - Peter Pan Peanut Butter
24. Commercial - Rolaids (Davey Johnson, New York Mets Manager)
25. Sing Along
26. Louisiana Man
27. Live From Gilley's LG-87-18 Break - Jim Duncan

Anyway...this one turned out okay, the vinyl was in good condition. Usually, I try and break out
each syndicated radio announcment as a separate track, but on this one, the announcer
overlapped Doug Kershaw's music, so I left the DJ annoucement track as part of Kershaw's music.

Hey!  Stop and look the commercials!  On a country show! It's RINGO STARR, from the Beatles!  Ringo!  I love this guy!

Also...I feel like a rat-bastard, as my post is overlapping the one by SilentWay!  One of the interesting things about this blog is that we have multiple authors....currently, there's three of us posting, all with different visions and ideas of what music interests us!  I think that's really cool!  We don't have any idea who we are in real life, but SilentWay, Jobe, and DRaftervoi manage to make this joint work!





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Dr. Feelgood - Live Victoria Hall 1977

From the original FBS archives...

Dr. Feelgood - Victoria Hall 

Hanley, UK. 

October 4, 1977

Probable FM Source @256

Set List:

01.Looking Back
02.Going Back Home
03.Stupidity
04.You'll Be Mine
05.My Buddy Buddy Friends
06.Ninety-Nine And A Half [Won't Do]
07. You Upset Me Baby
08.Homework
09.Baby Jane
10.Lucky 7
11.She's A Wind Up
12.Back In The Night
13.Sneakin' Suspicion
14.That's It, I Quit
15.Checkin' Up On My Baby
16.Lights Out
17.Oh Carol
18.[Medley] The Blues Had A Baby And They Named It Rock 'n' Roll /
Great Balls Of Fire

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The Black Keys - Live Paris 2010

From the original FBS archives...

The Black Keys - Live Canal +

Paris, France

June 22, 2010

Excellent Broadcast Source @320

Set List:

01 Breaks
02 Girl Is On My Mind
03 10 A.M. Automatic
04 Tighten Up
05 Next Girl
06 I'm Not The One
07 Howlin' For You
08 Sinister Kid
09 Everlasting Light
10 She's Long Gone
11 Ten Cent Pistol
12 Too Afraid To Love You
13 Your Touch
14 I Got Mine

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Allman Brothers Band / Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

"Live From Central Park" TBS-CP-17
Produced by TBS Syndications - Toronto
(none of the tracks were recorded in Central Park!)

Allman Brothers Band
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers

run out groove side A etching:  TBS-CP-17-A
run out groove side D etching:  TBS-CP-17-B

No cue sheet included. Scans of the disc labels at 300 dpi are included.

Side 1:
01.  Live From Central Park Intro - Pat St. John
02.  I Got A Right To Be Wrong - Allman Brothers Band
03.  Angeline - Allman Brothers Band
04.  Live From Central Park Break - Pat St. John
05.  One Way Out - Allman Brothers Band
06.  Jessica - Allman Brother's Band
07.  Live From Central Park Intro - Pat St. John

Side 2:
01.  Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
02.  I Need To Know  - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
03.  Don't Do Me Like That - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
04.  Live From Central Park Break - Pat St. John
05.  Refugee  - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
06.  American Girl - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
07.  Breakdown  - Tom Petty & the Heartbreaker

All of the Tom Petty tracks were recorded at London's Hammersmith Odeon.
"Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll" is from March 6, 1980.
The rest of the Tom Petty tracks are from March 7, 1980.

The first thing to know about this Canadian syndicated radio show is the name of the show is not true.  "Live From Central Park" was not recorded in "Central Park," but was an edited rebroadcast of King Biscuit Flower Hour tapes, rebroadcast in Canadian radio markets.

While I don't know the source of the Allman Brothers Band tracks, the Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers songs are sourced from the 1980 King Biscuit Flower Hour program recorded at the Hammersmith Odeon on March 6th and 7th, 1980.  There was also a King Biscuit Allman Brothers show in 1980, and all of these "Central Park" tracks are on that KBFH show...so that's POSSIBLE as a source.

A show recorded in England presented a problem for a concert supposedly from "Central Park," as the introduction on "Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll" says, "Ladies and gentlemen, would you please welcome from the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers!"

The show doesn't define where "Central Park" is located, but the most famous American "Central Park" is in New York City.  A native speaker of the English language in North America would never welcome an American band to New York City by calling out that the band is from "the United States of America." So TBS Syndications - Toronto edited out the words "United States of America."  It's the same intro as on the Hammersmith show and the edit is obvious when you compare the two shows, and it maintained the fiction that the show was from "Central Park."

The original broadcast included a second LP of the band Triumph, which I don't have..

TBS Syndications also rebroadcast some of the Supergroups shows. The "Live From Central Park" series ran in the early 1980s.  Our old pal, Pat St. John, turns up as the announcer (once again!)

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Anyway...to make it clear as possible:
"Live From Central Park" is NOT "Live From Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" n'est pas "Live From Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" NO es "Live From Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" ist NICHT "Live vom Central Park!"
"Live vanuit Central Park" is NIET "Live from Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" NON è "Live From Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" NIE jest "Live From Central Park!"
«Live From Central Park» НЕ «Живите из Центрального парка!»
"Live From Central Park" não é "Live From Central Park!"
Το "Live From Central Park" δεν είναι "Live From Central Park!"
"Otse Keskpargist" EI EI "Live Keskpargist!"
"Phila Ku-Central Park" AKUKHO "Phila Ku-Central Park!"
"Live From Central Park" NU este "Live From Central Park!"

Dave Alvin and The Guilty Ones - Live Asheville, NC. 1998

From the FBS archives...

Dave Alvin & The Guilty Ones

Live at Be Here Now

June 22, 1998

Asheville, NC.

Soundboard @320

Set List:

1. NEW HIGHWAY

2. KING OF CALIFORNIA

3. CALIFORNIA SNOW

4. DRY RIVER

5. BLACKJACK DAVID

6. LITTLE HONEY

7. SO LONG BABY GOODBYE

8. HALLEY'S COMET

9. MR. LEE

10. MARY BROWN

11. ABILENE

12. 30 DOLLAR ROOM

13. MUSEUM OF HEART

14. 4TH OF JULY

15. AMERICAN MUSIC

16. JUBILEE TRAIN > ROCK ISLAND LINE > PROMISED LAND > DO REMI > JUBILEE TRAIN

17. WHITE CADILLAC

Ashville '98


!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Emmylou Harris / Live From Gilley's LG 84-04

Emmylou Harris
Live From Gilley's syndicated radio show 84-04
Aired wknd of 1/21-22/84
Disc label: LG 84-04

Run out groove: WW1 LG 84-04-A (cursive R, followed by RM mechancial stamp)
Run out groove: WW1 LG 84-04-B (cursive R, followed by RM mechancial stamp)

01. Live From Gilley's LG 84-04 Intro - Jim Duncan
02. Bad Moon Rising
03. (Lost His Love) On Our Last Date
04. Restless
05. Commercial - Rolaids (Roger Staubach and Tommy Lasorda)
06. Commercial - Dentyne Sugarless Gum
07. Commercial - Spam
08. Born To Run
09. Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down
10. Leaving Louisiana In The Broad Daylight
11. Commercial - Rolaids (Roger Staubach and Tommy Lasorda)
12. Commercial - Dentyne Sugarless Gum
13. Live From Gilley's LG 84-04 Break - Jim Duncan
14. Tennessee Rose
15. If I Needed You
16. Commercial - Trident Sugarless Gum
17. Commercial - Rolaids (Roger Staubach and Tommy Lasorda)
18. Commercial - Dentyne Sugarless Gum
19. Live From Gilley's LG 84-04 Break - Jim Duncan
20. How High The Moon
21. Band Introductions
22. The Boxer
23. Commercial - Trident
24. Commercial- Spam
25. Live From Gilley's LG 84-04 Break - Jim Duncan
26. Amarillo
27. Luxury Liner
28. Live From Gilley's LG 84-04 Outro - Jim Duncan
17. Commercial - Rolaids (Roger Staubach and Tommy Lasorda)
18. Commercial - Dentyne Sugarless Gum
19. Live From Gilley's LG 84-04 Break - Jim Duncan

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This version has some surface noise issues on several tracks.  Specifically, Tennessee Rose, If I Needed You, How High The Moon, and The Boxer have audible surface noise.  It's not bad, but it's not perfect, and usually my digitizations are better than this one.  In this case, the vinyl had more noise than I could remove without spending a year cleaning it up.  Eventually I'll find a better copy...so until then, this is the best that we've got of this show.  It's not bad... it's just not PERFECT and I always try and give you PERFECT digitizations.  As the great sage SilentWay once put it, "We suck."





Let's see...what else?  Oh, yeah, we've got a commercial with football legend Roger Staubach and Dodgers coach Tommy Lasorda!  (Note: here in the Bay Area, Lasorda was a much hated figure...)

Live From Gilley’s was a single LP syndicated radio show featuring country and country-rock acts that ran from 1981 until 1989 featuring live performances recorded at Gilley’s Club in Pasadena, Texas.  In 1986, performances recorded at venues other than Gilley’s were occasionally included, and as it is ridiculous to say “Live From Gilley’s presents the Judds recorded live in Holland!,” announcer Jim Duncan would call out the show as “Westwood One Presents” instead of “Live From Gilley’s.”

At the same time, they continued to use the “Live At Gilley’s” record labels on these shows, but began identifying the non-Gilley’s recordings on the cue sheet as “Westwood One Presents.”

In 1989, the disc labels were switched to “Westwood One Presents” until the end of the "Westwood One Presents" show in 1990.

Emmylou Harris had broadcasts on "Live From Gilley's" in 1983 as show #83-14, on this show #84-04, and on "Best of Gilley's" compilation shows #83-44, 85-35, and 86-44.