Robert Palmer / NBC The Source rebroadcast - Painter's Mill Music Fair, Sept. 28, 1980 | VOODOO WAGON

 VOODOO WAGON SPECIAL

Robert Palmer / NBC The Source rebroadcast - Painter's Mill Music Fair, Sept. 28, 1980

Robert Palmer
NBC The Source
for broadcast March 20-21-22, 1981

 Recorded at:

Painter's Mill Music Fair
Owings Mills, MD ("Baltimore")
September 29, 1980

01 John McGhan - NBC The Source 1981-03 Intro
02 Robert Palmer - You're Gonna Get What's Coming
03 Robert Palmer - Not A Second Time
04 Robert Palmer - Sneakin' Sally
05 Robert Palmer - I Dream Of Wires
06 Robert Palmer - What Do You Care
07 Robert Palmer - What's It Take
08 Commercial - Honda
09 Commercial - Levi's
10 Robert Palmer - Every Kinda People
11 Robert Palmer - What Can You Bring Me
12 Robert Palmer - Under Suspicion
13 Robert Palmer - Man Smart, Woman Smarter
14 Robert Palmer - Looking For Clues
15 Commercial - Honda
16 Robert Palmer - Johnny and Mary
17 Robert Palmer - Sulky Girl
18 Robert Palmer - Jealous
19 Robert Palmer - Bad Case Of Loving You
20 Commercial - Honda
21 Robert Palmer - Pressure Drop
22 Commercial - Honda
23 Robert Palmer - Style Kills
24 John McGhan - NBC The Source 1983-03 Outro

draftervoi

Later that same year

Robert Palmer - Johnny and Mary Live on the show Bälinge Byfest 13.11.1980

Steve Winwood / WW1 Superstar Concert 89=23 / Great Woods, Mansfield, MA 1988 | Voodoo Wagon

Steve Winwood / WW1 Superstar Concert 89=23 / Great Woods, Mansfield, MA 1988

VOODOO WAGON

a draftervoi special

Steve Winwood
Superstar Concert Series
Show 89-23

For broadcast the weekend of September 1, 1989

Recorded at:
Great Woods Performing Arts Center
Mansfield, MA
August 21 or 22, 1988

These are the Tracks : in between adverts and jingles the only songs from Winwood are as follows:

Sides 1, 2 and 3:

03 Steve Winwood - Freedom Overspill

04 Steve Winwood - Put On Your Dancing Shoes

09 Steve Winwood - Don't You Know What The Night Can Do

10 Steve Winwood - The Finer Things

14 Steve Winwood - The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys

15 Steve Winwood - Glad

Sides 4, 5 and 6:

20 Steve Winwood - While You See A Chance

21 Steve Winwood - Roll With It

26 Steve Winwood - Valerie

27 Steve Winwood - Higher Love

31 Steve Winwood - Back In The High Life Again

32 Steve Winwood - Gimme Some Lovin'

This one’s from draftervoi at the Wagon and they say: We've got 300 dpi scans of the cue sheet, all six disc labels, a newspaper print ad for a ticket broker that proves Winwood played two nights at Great Woods Performing Arts Center on August 21 and 22, 1988.  There's no evidence which date (or if both) was the source of the recording. 

This set of tracks was broadcast three times by Westwood One.  The first broadcast was 88-G broadcast in December 1988, followed by this show (89-23), and then the final broadcast as 90-03.  I put up 89-23 back in 2013 and it's still up in our archives. If you've got that one, you don't need this version unless you want to collect 'em all for the commercials.  I've tossed in the print ad for 88-G, even though this isn't from that particular syndication.

Steve Winwood - Put on Your Dancing Shoes (Live August 21 1988, Great Woods Center, Mansfield, MA, USA)

The band:

Stevie Winwood: Guitar 

LeeAnn Phelan: backing vocals, keyboards

Michael Rhodes: bass

Anthony Crawford: guitar, fiddle

Bashiri Johnson: percussion

Randall Bramblett: saxophone, keyboards

Hollie Farris: trumpet

Russ Kunkel: drums

Mike Lawler: keyboards

drafters final shot is this most excellent piccie:

You know it makes sense!

Richard Thompson - The Birchmere, Alexandria, VA April 26, 1987 | VOODOO WAGON | A Draftervoi Special +

 

Richard Thompson - The Birchmere, Alexandria, VA April 26, 1987

 draftervoi

Richard Thompson
The Birchmere, 
Alexandria, VA 
April 26, 1987

01 Richard Thompson - (fades in) Turning of the Tide
02 Richard Thompson - When The Spell Is Broken
03 Richard Thompson - Two Left Feet
04 Richard Thompson - How Will I Ever Be Simple Again
05 Richard Thompson - The Killerman Gold Posse
06 Richard Thompson - Air For Morris Og
07 Richard Thompson - Valerie
08 Richard Thompson - Never Again
09 Richard Thompson - Smiffy's Glass Eye
10 Richard Thompson - Wall of Death
11 Richard Thompson - Ghosts In The Wind
12 Richard Thompson - Not Fade Away
13 Richard Thompson - Devonside
14 Richard Thompson - Real Gone
15 Richard Thompson - Al Bowlly's In Heaven
16 Richard Thompson - She Twists The Knife Again
17 Richard Thompson - Missy How You Let Me Down
18 Richard Thompson - A Bone Through Her Nose
19 Richard Thompson - The End of the Rainbow
20 Richard Thompson - Nearly In Love
21 Richard Thompson - (cuts in) Tear Stained Letter
22 Richard Thompson - The Fool
23 Richard Thompson - Shoot Out The Lights’

Brought to you by the supergroovy guys at the Collective For Live Music!

In this case, it's another forty year old cassette tape that draftervoi got in trade

 back in the days when we ran ads in Goldmine swapping recordings 

with other collectors around the world!  

This one is in pretty good shape, not much hiss, but it is down the road

 several generations from the master.

I tossed in some press coverage of the real-world Killerman Gold Posse, 

and also a few items about Al Bowlly, including a September 2, 1941 

notice that ""Al" Bowlly, popular English singer and dance 

orchestra conductor, was killed in a Nazi raid on London early in the summer."

News moved more slowly back then.  Wiki says "On 16 April 1941, 

Bowlly and Mesene had given a performance at the Rex Cinema in 

Oxford Street, High Wycombe. Both were offered an overnight stay

 in town, but Bowlly took the last train home to his flat at 32 Duke 

Street, Duke's Court, St James, London. He was killed by a Luftwaffe

 parachute mine that detonated outside his flat at 3:10 a.m. 

His body appeared unmarked. Although the explosion had not 

disfigured him, it had blown his bedroom door off its hinges, 

and the impact against his head was fatal. He was buried 

with other bombing victims in a mass grave at Hanwell Cemetery, 

Uxbridge Road, Hanwell, where his name is given as Albert Alex Bowlly."

Mr. Bowlly died in the Blitz on April 16, 1941.  The Oakland Tribune in Oakland, 

California, mentioned his death the next day on the 17th.  

However, it didn't appear in the North Adams Transcript in 

Massachusetts until September 2, 1941.     draftervoi

for drafter and the boys at the wagon . . . . . . . 

Richard Thompson - Cambridge Folk Festival 1987 (we think) [28 mins set of highlights]

The White Friars Hornpipe/ Shreds and Patches/ reels 5 mins feat. John Kilpatrick accordion

08.07 A Bone Through Her Nose

11.00  Drowned Dog Black Night

17.50  Ghosts in the Wind

24.00  Two Left Feet

The Who - Super Biscuit "Who's Best” 1986 | Voodoo Wagon | A Draftervoi Special . . . .

The Who - Super Biscuit "Who's Best” 1986

THE WHO - Don’t Let Go The Coat  

The Who
Super Biscuit
4/12/86
Who's Best
April 12, 1986

The Who
Recorded at:
Maple Leaf Gardens
Toronto, Ontario

December 17, 1982
Capital Centre
Landover, MD ("Washington, DC")
December 6, 1973

Roger Daltrey
Recorded at:
Tower Theater
Upper Darby, PA ("Philadelphia")

December 5, 1985

Pete Townshend's Deep End
Recorded at:
Brixton Academy
London
November 1-2, 1985

TRACKLIST

01 Bill Minkin - Superbiscuit SB-1 Intro

02 Commercial - Lee Jeans

03 Bill Minkin - Superbiscuit SB-1 Segment Intro

04 Roger Daltrey - Interview

05 The Who - My Generation

06 The Who - I Can't Explain

07 The Who - Pinball Wizard

08 The Who - See Me Feel Me

09 The Who - Who Are You

10 John Entwistle - Interview

11 Commercial - Lee Jeans

12 Bill Minkin - Superbiscuit SB-1 Segment Intro

13 The Who - Baba O'Riley

14 The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again

15 Bill Minkin - Superbiscuit SB-1 Break

16 Commercial - Budweiser

17 Pete Townshend - Interview

18 The Who - The Real Me

19 The Who - Bell Boy

20 Keith Moon - Interview

21 Commercial - Lee Jeans

22 Commercial - Budweiser

23 Commercial - Lee Jeans

24 Roger Daltrey - Interview

25 Roger Daltrey - After The Fire

26 Roger Daltrey - Under A Raging Moon (with P.T. interview)

27 Bill Minkin - Superbiscuit SB-1 Break

28 Commercial - Lee Jeans

29 Commercial - Budweiser (Lou Rawls)

30 Commercial - Lee Jeans

31 Bill Minkin - Superbiscuit SB-1 Segment Intro

32 Pete Townshend's Deep End - Face The Face

33 Pete Townshend's Deep End - Give Blood

34 Bill Minkin - Superbiscuit SB-1 Break

35 Commercial - Budweiser

36 Commercial - Lee Jeans

37 Bill Minkin - Superbiscuit SB-1 Outro

38 Bill Minkin - Superbiscuit SB-1 Promo

Runout grooves:

SB-1A  MCR Joe

SB-1B  MCR Joe

SB-1C  MCR Joe

SB-1D  MCR Joe

SB-1E  MCR Joe

Blank side, no etching

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music. 

Roger Daltrey interviewed (in the bath) 1986

draftervoi says:

This show is the first King Biscuit Flower Hour branded as a "Superbiscuit." It's 90 minutes instead of the usual 60 minutes.  There were shows longer than 60 minutes prior to this but none carried the "Superbiscuit" designation. In the July 1986 edition of Broadcasting, it's mentioned there were six Superbiscuits planned.

Bill Minkin calls the show a "composite concert," which means they patched together parts of two Who concerts from 1973 and 1982 with 1985 tracks from Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend's Deep End. They've also edited in interviews with Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle, Pete Townshend, and Keith Moon (who had been dead for over seven and a half years at the time of the broadcast).

The usual King Biscuit runout grooves have the letters "KB" for a regular show or BOB (for a Best of the Biscuit) followed by ascending number.  The Super Biscuit does not follow this style...so the show the prior week was #622, and the following week was #623.  The Super Biscuit was marked as SB-1. There were additional 90 minute Super Biscuits by Judas Priest and GTR in 1986.  After that, it's all 60 minute shows, so the six Superbiscuits per year did not happen.

In "Who Are You," King Biscuit censors two f-words by reversing just the offending word ("backmasking"). As I've done before, I produced an uncensored version by reversing the reversed portions and restoring the f-words.  The uncensored version is exactly the same time as the original censored version so it can be seamlessly swapped in as a replacement.  Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï advises you to clear the room of children before playing the uncensored version.

At 3:42 in "Won't Get Fooled Again," the stereo sound merges into mono until about 4:18, when it expands back out into stereo.  The version on Concert Vault says their version is 11:06. The Superbiscuit track must be edited as it's only 9:55.

Some of the interviews are mixed over the music.  I've chosen to place the edit points so that you can cut most of them out.  However, a Pete Townsend interview is dropped on top of the last third of Under A Raging Moon, so I've left that one as-is.

I also tossed in some press coverage to keep you reading actual journalism instead of AI-generated glibbity-gloop. The Toronto concert was the first time the Who did a farewell forever tour.  The Toronto Star put together as special newspaper section dedicated to the Who, with full page pictures, biographies, and best of all, WHO THEMED ADVERTISING. 

The Who - Eminence Front 1982

The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again (Shepperton Studios / 1978)

TURN IT RIGHT UP!

the videos above bear no relevance to the post from draftervoi

via 

VOODOO WAGON

download anyway and have fun!

Richard Thompson / Park West, Chicago, IL Oct. 17, 1986 WXRT-FM, Voodoo Wagon | a draftervoi find

Richard Thompson / Park West, Chicago, IL Oct. 17, 1986 WXRT-FM

Richard Thompson
Park West
Chicago, IL
October 17, 1986
WXRT-FM

01 Bill Cochran - WXRT-FM Intro

02 Richard Thompson - Stage Intro

03 Richard Thompson - Man In Need

04 Richard Thompson - Valerie

05 Richard Thompson - When The Spell Is Broken

06 Richard Thompson - Jennie

07 Richard Thompson - Dead Man's Handle

08 Richard Thompson - Wall of Death

09 Richard Thompson - The Calvary Cross

10 Richard Thompson - Lover's Lane

11 Richard Thompson - Nearly In Love

12 Richard Thompson - Band Intros

13 Richard Thompson - The Willow Tree, Bean Setting, Shooting

14 Richard Thompson - Flying Saucer Rock and Roll

15 Bill Cochran - WXRT-FM Outro

16 Richard Thompson - Just The Motion (outtake)

17 Richard Thompson - Borrowed Time (outtake)

 draftervoi says:

"Another multi-generation WXRT-FM tape that I got in trade back in the 1980s.  

Good show, from one of WXRT's Sunday night rebroadcasts.  

Sometimes they edited the show down from a longer original show, 

so there's a possibility that there's a longer version of this out there.

Back when we traded tapes through the mail, we would often end up with space 

for a few extra songs.  Most traders would add in a few tracks to fill up the 

blank space.  On this show, the trader added two outtakes of unknown date. 

 What with all the releases of bonus tracks over the years, these may 

have been released by now.”

Being from drafter and FM this is just fantastic quality and FLAC file too! 

If you’re a Richard Thompson fan you need this . . . . . 

another 80s selection and simply the band is on top form 

Richard Thompson Band - ‘Valerie’ Recorded October 17 at Park West in Chicago,

Timothy White's Rock Stars - The One and Only Steve Winwood #90-47 | Draftervoi - Voodoo Wagon

Timothy White's Rock Stars - The One and Only Steve Winwood

Timothy White's Rock Stars - The One and Only Steve Winwood

Show #90-47 for broadcast the week of November 19, 1990

 

Steve Winwood & Jim Capaldi - Dear Mr. Fantasy 

(Live 1990, Emerald Sound Studios, TN, Nov) 

  

Recorded at:

Emerald Sound Studios

Nashville, TN

1990

Valerie - Steve Winwood and Jim Capaldi Emerald Sound Studios 1990

PLAY IT LOUD

Staggeringly good quality recording 

the YouTube poster Berkin Altınok says 

During the Refugees era, the Masters were hanging out a lot in Nashville, they recorded this very intimate studio unplugged session for Timothy White. The legendary track sees a Piano working by Master Winwood alongside Master Capaldi's Percussion. 

A great Acoustic Version...

R.I.P Valerie Carter...

draftervoi says:

Brought to you by the Collective For Live Music.

Flac files of wavs. Includes 300 dpi scans of the cue sheets and the CD discs, plus a pdf of the ad from Radio and Records (and low resolution conversion to .jpg).

I cut this into sections so that Our Beloved Audience can reassemble it anyway they like.  You want just an interview show?  Just the live tracks?  You can grab 'em and mix 'em up any ol' way ya wish.

This is sometimes listed as 1990-11-xx, indicating a recording in November. However, an earlier recording date is likely, as the show had to be mastered, pressed on CD, and shipped to radio stations (and a print ad created, proofed, and published in Radio & Records on Nov. 9, 1990). A recording date in August or September is likely.  The syndicated broadcast window was the week of November 19, 1990.

read on and check the link at the top of the page 

Steve Winwood & Jim Capaldi - No Face No Name No Number

 (Live Nov 1990, Emerald Sound Studios, TN)

Enjoy!

I know I did!

Richard Thompson / The Ark, Ann Arbor, MI March 29, 1985 | Voodoo Wagon

Richard Thompson / The Ark, Ann Arbor, MI March 29, 1985

Richard Thompson

The Ark

Ann Arbor, MI

March 29, 1985

Richard Thompson - When The Spell Is Broken 1985 a taster from Barrymore’s

[fiull set below]

01 Richard Thompson - Wrong Heartbeat
02 Richard Thompson - Walking On A Wire
03 Richard Thompson - She Twists The Knife Again
04 Richard Thompson - Did She Jump Or Was She Pushed
05 Richard Thompson - You Don't Say
06 Richard Thompson - Time To Ring Some Changes
07 Richard Thompson - Home Is Where The Heart Is
08 Richard Thompson - Mind Your Own Business
09 Richard Thompson - I Still See Her Face
10 Richard Thompson - I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight
11 Richard Thompson - Love In A Faithless Country
12 Richard Thompson - I Ain’t Gonna Drag My Feet No More
13 Richard Thompson - Fire In The Engine Room
14 Richard Thompson - A Heart Needs A Home
15 Richard Thompson - I Wouldn't Treat A Dog
16 Richard Thompson - Move It
17 Richard Thompson - Open Fire

Draftervoi says: 

Clive Gregson and/or Christine Collister take the lead vocals on several songs.

This one has a LOT of tape hiss.

I have a ton of stuff like this, and I'm embarrassed to share it with you 

because it sounds so awful.

What do YOU think?

I said:

Well I don’t want to come over like an idiot (I am but that’s enough of that) but if I said ‘What Hiss?’ As an avid RT collector I have way WAY worse than this and this set would readily become a top player for me. Thompson at his peak and the quality is perfectly acceptable for most collectors of ROIOs I reckon. In FLAC too (an aside but Paul over at the great 'Albums that Should Exist' asked his visitors for suggestions recently and along with many others I asked for more Richard Thompson and he has been posting a few from this era [80s] with Thompson at his peak of songwriting - they are barely better quality than this. Some might say not a patch on this actually.) so there!  

Richard Thompson - Across A Crowded Room, Live at Barrymore's (1985)

Canned Heat - Going Up The Country (One Kind Favour) mono single | Draftervoi | The Adult Bookstore Motel, Records & Liquor | The Ultimate Psychedelic Vinyl blog

 You need to pop by regularly to The Adult Bookstore Motel over at FBS/VW HQ!

Draftervoi posted a link to new blog ( to me ) and they shared a Canned Heat single and article right there!

Ultimate Psychedelic Vinyl

Canned Heat - "Going Up The Country" / "One Kind Favor" [Mono Single]

Original 1968 mono 45 RPM single Liberty – 56077  (Discogs)

~ThePoodleBites rip at 96 kHz / 24 bit + full high-resolution scans!~

Richard Thompson / Park West, Chicago, IL USA [FM Radio broadcast 1985] | VOODOO WAGON

Richard Thompson / Park West, Chicago, IL March 28, 1985, WXRT-FM

Now a Draftervoi Special from Voodoo Wagon and around the time I rediscovered Thompson and his solo work thanks to my old friend artist Graham Dean as I have mentioned elsewhere. So this is a tape from the draftermeister from a radio broadcast so it is well worth collecting (hissy or nay according to draftervoi) which I found eminently listenable! 

Draftermeister says 

Richard Thompson
Park West, Chicago
March 28, 1985
WXRT-FM

01 Bill Cochran - WXRT Intro
02 Announcer - Stage Intro
03 Richard Thompson - Fire In The Engine Room
04 Richard Thompson - Nearly In Love
05 Richard Thompson - Walking On A Wire
06 Richard Thompson - You Don't Say
07 Richard Thompson - Warm Love Gone Cold
08 Richard Thompson - Little Blue Number
09 Richard Thompson - When The Spell Is Broken
10 Richard Thompson - I Ain't Gonna Drag My Feet Anymore
11 Richard Thompson - Shoot Out The Lights
12 Richard Thompson - She Twists The Knife Again
13 Richard Thompson - Wall of Death
14 Richard Thompson - Living With A Skull and Crossbones
15 Bill Cochran - WXRT-FM Outro

"Another tape discovered down in Đ®åⒻṬëŕṽøï's basement.  I got this in trade, and it's several generations down the road from the master.  There's hiss, but not so much as to ruin it.

I found an entertainment listing in the Chicago Tribune that confirms the date of the show.  This was from a later rebroadcast on WXRT's Sunday Night "Unconcert."

These rebroadcasts are often edited down from a longer original radio broadcast...so there may be a longer original concert. “ draftervoi

Richard Thompson - 1985 - Bowling For Soup cover!

Richard Thompson - Wall of Death from that same tour 1985 here in Canada

Live at Barrymore's Music Hall, Ottawa, Canada, April 10, 1985

Richard Thompson - guitar, vocals

Clive Gregson - guitar, vocals

Christine Collister - guitar, vocals

Bass – Raurie McFarlane - bass

Drums – Gerry Conway - drums

P.S. love Christine Collister awesome voice (contralto?) I think this is the band that covered The Byrds (Gram Parson's) song Hickory Wind - the best version I ever heard on a Byrds tribute album 

T Bone Burnett | KCRW-FM Santa Monica CA | VOODOO WAGON - a DRAFTERVOI SPECIAL

 T Bone Burnett - KCRW-FM two shows, 1991 and 1992

T Bone Burnett

KCRW-FM Studio

Santa Monica College

Santa Monica, CA

Two shows:

October 29, 1991

September 3, 1992

1991-10-29 KCRW Studios:
01 T Bone Burnett - River Of Love
02 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
03 T Bone Burnett - Primitives
04 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
05 T Bone Burnett - Kill Switch
06 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
07 T Bone Burnett - Humans From Earth
08 T Bone Burnett - Chris Douridas Interview
09 T Bone Burnett - Over You
10 T Bone Burnett - Outro

1992-09-03 KCRW Studios:
11 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
12 T Bone Burnett - I Can Explain Everything
13 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
14 T Bone Burnett - Short Man's Dream (Joe Henry)
15 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
16 T Bone Burnett - Primitives
17 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
18 T Bone Burnett - King's Highway (Joe Henry)
19 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
20 T Bone Burnett - Kill Switch
21 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
22 T Bone Burnett - This Close To You (Joe Henry)
23 T Bone Burnett & Chris Douridas - Interview
24 T Bone Burnett - Over You (cut off)

draftervoi says : "Here's two more from a box of tapes I got in trade thirty years ago.  I usually tried to pick out low generation copies from the other guy's trade list.  I have my copy recorded as "2nd generation" so there's a bit of hiss, but nothing bad.  The last song on the second show is cut off after a minute and a half.  That stinks, I like to give Our Beloved Audience only the highest quality.”

For the drafterman . . . . . 

Criminal Under My Own Hat - T Bone Burnett w FOB

      T-Bone Burnett - Vidiosyncrasy