Crowded House - 1989-04-09 - Santa Barbara, CA (FM) | So Many Roads [a Speedy Special!]

Crowded House - 1989-04-09 - Santa Barbara, CA (FM)

Crowded House

1989-04-09

Arlington Theater 

Santa Barbara, CA

FM broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Introductio

02. Mean To Me

03. World Where You Live

04. Mansion In The Slums

05. Love You 'till The Day I Die

06. Love This Life

07. In The Lowlands 

08. Hole In The River > The Parting Glass

09. Don't Dream It's Over

10. Brady Bunch > This Is Massive

11. Irish Heartbeat

12. Something So Strong > Walk On The Wild Side

13. I Feel Posessed

14. Message To My Girl

15. Station Identification

16. Still Emotional  > Signs > The Lord's Prayer

17. Sister Madly > Whole Lotta Love > The Girl From Ipanema

18. Better Be Home Soon

19. Band Intros

20. When You Come

21. Into Temptation

1980s - #1: In July 1988, Crowded House released their 2nd album, entitled Temple Of Low Men.  The disc climbed to #40 on the Billboard Charts in the US, but could not match the critical or commercial sucess of their debut disc. This FM broadcast captures the band on tour in support of Temple Of Low Men, in Sanata Barbara, on April 9, 1989, 45 years ago today.

Always enjoyed some brothers Finn and Neill on his own too! He came over to be on Sunday Brunch recently and had an album to push but was a delight. Sharp witty intelligent and funny too!

Final Flight :: JEFFERSON AIRPLANE Winterland SF 1972 | SO MANY ROADS

 Jefferson Airplance - 1972-09-22 - San Francisco, CA (FM)

Jefferson Airplane

1972-09-22

Winterland 

San Francisco, CA

FM Broadcast

Jefferson Airplane Winterland SF 1972 - So Many Roads

01. Introduction

02. Somebody To Love

03. Twilight Double Leader

04. Wooden Ships

05. Milk Train

06. Blind John

07. Come Back Baby

08. The Son Of Jesus

09. Long John Silver

10. When The Earth Moves Again

11. Papa John's Down Home Blues

12. Eat Starch Mom

13. John's Other

14. Trial By Fire

15. Lawman

16. Have You Seen The Saucers

17. Aerie (Gang of Eagles)

18. Feel So Good

19. Crown Of Creation

20. Walking The Tou Tou

21. Diana > Volunteers

22. You Wear Your Dress Too Short*

*with Marty Balin

"The Jefferson Airplance were the quintessential 1960s band. The were leading lights of the summer of love and of psychedelic music. They were antiestablishment and opposed the Viet Nam War.  They played at both Monterrey Pop and Woodstock, two festivals that defined the late 1960s.  Thus, it might not been so surprising that the 1970s proved to be their undoing. In February 1970, the band dismissed drummer Spencer Dryden, who was burned out from 4 years on what he called the acid "merry go round." The band would not release an album that year, after 5 releases in the previous 4 years. 

Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Cassady began spending more time on their side project, Hot Tuna, which did not sit well with other band members. Marty Balin was also becoming disillusioned with the Airplane, and would eventually depart the band in March 1971. 

In November 1970, Paul Kantner would release his first solo album, the science fiction-themed Blows Against The Empire. When the band took the stage, therefore, at Winterland on September 22, 1972, 51 years ago today, as captured in this FM broadcast they must have know the end was near.  Marty Balin joined them on stage for the last song that night.  It would be the last concert ever performed by the Jefferson Airplane."

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