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May 4, 2016

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - Happy New Year Blues




Stevie Ray Vaughan - Happy New Year Blues (2016)

 1. Lookin' Out The Window (4:42)
 2. Look At Little Sister (5:00)
 3. Mary Had A Little Lamb (9:27)
 4. Superstition (4:35)
 5. Willie The Wimp (6:12)
 6. Cold Shot (7:20)
 7. Couldn't Stand The Weather (7:03)
 8. Life Without You (12:13)
 9. Happy New Year Blues (3:52)
10. Rude Mood (6:06)
11. Oreo Cookie Blues (With Lonnie Mack) (7:15)

By late 1986, Stevie Ray Vaughan had been through rehab in London and, according to all reports, was feeling like a new man. His dependency problems, which had haunted him right through his career, were he felt, now behind him and he was intent on two things; getting back to playing the blues and helping others overcome their own, similar problems. He achieved the former with ease and passion - this was, after all, what the master guitarist existed to do. The latter did not come so naturally, but SRV made commendable effort in his oft-witnessed stage announcements, advising and guiding his audience members, sharing the wisdom he had garnered in going through the hell he had suffered.

The concert featured on this CD is taken from an FM radio broadcast, transmitted live from the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia, on New Year's Eve 1986, was clearly a dynamic event. Stevie and Double Trouble perform with gusto and flare, whilst the audience are wild with ecstasy. Joining Vaughan on stage after the new year kicks in is none other than guitar legend Lonnie Mack, and the two bluesmen bounce off each other beautifully for a magical rendition of Mack's Oreo Cookie Blues, which ends this extraordinary performance and readies Stevie Ray to enter what, tragically, would become the final, albeit majestic, era of his career - and sadly his life. /Amazon

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - Blues You Can Use

                             Stevie Ray Vaughan – Blues You Can Use (2016)



Tracklist:

1. Scuttle Buttin’ (Live at the Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa 1987)
2. Say What (Live at the Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa 1987)
3. Lookin’ out the Window’ (Live at the Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa 1987)
4. Look at Little Sister (Live at the Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa 1987)
5. Mary Had a Little Lamb (Live at the Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa 1987)
6. Ain’t Gone ‘N’ Give up on Love (Live at the Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa 1987)
7. Superstition (Live at the Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa 1987)
8. Cold Shot (Live at the Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa 1987)
9. Couldn’t Stand the Weather (Live at the Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa 1987)
10. Life Without You (Live at the Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa 1987)
11. Come On (Part III) [Live at the Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa 1987]
12. Love Struck Baby (Live at the Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa 1987)
13. Rude Mood (Live at the Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa 1987)

https://www.filefactory.com/file/7c9xmnyifkgh/Stevie%20Ray%20Vaughan.rar

April 21, 2016

DAVID BOWIE & STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - Space Oddity: F.M. Broadcast 1983



David Bowie & Stevie Ray Vaughan – Space Oddity: F.M. Broadcast 1983 (2016)



From the rare Dallas Moonlight sessions, the legendary Stevie Ray Vaughan brings a new life to some classic Bowie songs.

Tracklist:

1. Star (3:24)
2. Heroes (5:06)
3. What In The World (3:56)
4. Look Back In Anger (3:02)
5. Joe The Lion (3:01)
6. Wild Is The Wind (5:00)
7. Golden Years (4:15)
8. Fashion (3:22)
9. Lets Dance (5:23)
10. Red Sails (3:56)
11. Breaking Glass (3:09)
12. Life On Mars (3:52)
13. Sorrow (2:46)
14. Cat People (Putting Out Fire) (4:20)
15. China Girl (5:36)
16. Scary Monsters (Super Creeps) (3:53)
17. Rebel Rebel (2:26)
18. I Can’t Explain (2:41)
19. White Light White Heat (4:40)

https://www.filefactory.com/file/69is6fnfknu3/David_Bowie%20%26%20Stevie%20Ray%20Vaughan%20-%20Space%20Oddity-%20F.M.%20Broadcast%201983%20%282016%29.rar

April 4, 2016

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & Double Trouble with JEFF BECK - CBS Record Convention Honolulu, HI - 03/19/1984


Stevie Ray Vaughan
& Double Trouble
1984-03-19
CBS Record Convention
Honolulu, HI
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps


CD 1:
01. Testify
02. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
03. Pride And Joy
04. Tin Pan Alley
05. Mary Had A Little Lamb - first couple of seconds cut off
06. Love Struck Baby
07. Couldn't Stand The Weather
08. Cold Shot - w/ Jimmie Vaughan - not included on Hottest Live

CD 2:
01. The Things (That) I Used To Do
02. Stevie Introduces Angela Strehli
03. You Were Wrong **
04. Lonely Teardrops **
05. Stang's Swang
06. Little Wing (removed - offivially released)
07. Third Stone (removed - offivially released)
08. Wham ***
09. Last Call (Hawaiian Eye) ***
10. Don't Fall for me Baby ****
11. Jeff's Boogie ******

** w/ Jimmie Vaughan and Angela Strehli
*** w/ Jimmie Vaughan and Jeff Beck
**** w/ Jimmie Vaughan, Beck and Strehli
***** w/ Jeff Beck

Little Wing & Third Stone From The Sun" were commercially released on disc 2 of the Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble box set

Notes: Complete show, good quality SBD. I highly recommend you to download this show if you don't have it. Enjoy!!!
https://www.filefactory.com/file/2623f5famq7x/SRV%201984-03-19%20%20%28SBD%29.rar

February 5, 2016

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN – Happy New Year Blues - LIVE BROADCAST FROM ATLANTA, GEORGIA 12/31/1986



Stevie Ray Vaughan – Happy New Year Blues (2016)



LIVE BROADCAST FROM ATLANTA, GEORGIA 31/12/1986 FEATURING LONNIE MACK By late 1986, Stevie Ray Vaughan had been through rehab in London and, according to all reports, was feeling like a new man. His dependency problems, which had haunted him right through his career, were he felt, now behind him and he was intent on two things; getting back to playing the blues and helping others overcome their own, similar problems. He achieved the former with ease and passion – this was, after all, what the master guitarist existed to do. The latter did not come so naturally, but SRV made commendable effort in his oft-witnessed stage announcements, advising and guiding his audience members, sharing the wisdom he had garnered in going through the hell he had suffered. The concert featured on this CD is taken from an FM radio broadcast, transmitted live from the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, Georgia, on New Year s Eve 86, was clearly a dynamic event. Stevie and Double Trouble perform with gusto and flare, whilst the audience are wild with ecstasy. Joining Vaughan on stage after the new year kicks in is none other than guitar legend Lonnie Mack, and the two bluesmen bounce off each other beautifully for a magical rendition of Mack s Oreo Cookie Blues, which ends this extraordinary performance and readies Stevie Ray to enter what, tragically, would become the final, albeit majestic, era of his career – and sadly his life.

https://www.filefactory.com/file/1jdulveoa7fv/Stevie%20Ray.rar

March 31, 2015

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN and Double Trouble - Fitzgerald's Houston, TX February 28, 1982


Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble

Fitzgerald's
Houston, TX
February 28, 1982

Setlist

Disc 1

1. Voodoo Chile
2. Come On
3. You'll Be Mine
4. Tin Pan Alley
5. I'm cryin'
6. Love Struck Baby

Disc 2

1. Happy Birthday sung to an audience member *
2. Heart Fixer
3. The Sky is Crying *
4. Jam 292
5. Too Tired
6. Little Wing/Third Stone From the Sun
7. Manic Depression
8. Rude Mood

* played on slide guitar                        http://www.filefactory.com/file/kiwixmq3zs1/srv%20%201982-02-28%20-%20Fitzgeralds%2C%20Houston%2C%20TX%20%5BAUD%5D%20-%20Voodoo%20Chile.rar

December 27, 2014

TRIPLE THREAT REVUE - Live at Stubb's BBQ Lubbock, TX 1977






Triple Threat Revue

Live at Stubb's BBQ
Lubbock, TX 1977

Line-up:
Stevie Ray Vaughan - guitar/vocals
Lou Ann Barton - vocals
Mike Kindred - organ
W.C. Clark - bassguitar
Freddie Pharaoh - drums
Johnny Reno - saxophone

Disc 1

1. Last night
2. Natural born lover/Tell me why
3. All through the night
4. Ti Na Nee Na Nu
5. St. James Infirmary
6. Kansas City
7. I'm a good woman
8. Will my man be home tonight
9. Albert's Alley
10. A little thang
11. Green onions
12. One way out
13. Shake and rock and roll
14. You are my girl

Tracks 1-9 : Broadway 50/50 Club, San Antonio, TX 1978
Tracks 10-14 - Stubb's BBQ, Lubbock, TX 1977

Disc 2

1. Everyday I have the blues
2. Sweet little angel
3. I tried
4. Don't you lie to me
5. Texas flood
6. Dimples
7. A little thang
8. I go crazy
9. Shake and rock and roll
10. Baby, I don't know
11. Cold cold cold
12. Part time lover
13. Next time you see me
14. Well I done got over it
15. Stranded in St. Louis/Five long years

Disc 3

1. I tried
2. Don't you lie to me
3. You done lost your good thing now
4. I'm cryin'
5. Backstroke/Last night
6. Sun is shining
7. Roll roll roll
8. Honest I do
9. Lucille

June 16, 2014

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & Triple Trouble - Stubb's Barbecue 1978 December - 1978 - Stubb's Barbecue, Lubbock, Texas


Stevie Ray Vaughan & Triple Trouble
 - Stubb's Barbecue 1978


December - 1978 - Stubb's Barbecue, Lubbock, Texas


SOUNDBOARD


Stevie Ray guitar-vocals
Lou Ann Barton Vocals
unknow drums
Jack Newhouse bass
Johnny Reno Sax


01 Guitar Hurricane
02 Tin Pan Alley
03 Thunderbird
04 Lost Your Good Thing Now
05 Shake For Me
06 Tell Me
07 (Rumba)
08 I'll Change
09 Call On Me (may be called "Umph!")
10 Hip Shake Baby
11 Stangs Swang
12 (Jazzy Instrumental)
13 Woke Up This Mornin
14 My Baby She's Gone (may be called "Now Be Careful")
15 I'm Crying
16 I've Tried Pretty Baby
17 Hug You Squeeze You
18 Rude Mood
19 Hideaway


SOME INFO I FOUND ON THE NET
---------------------------------

SRV first met Stubb when he was in his late teens.
He would regularly play at Stubb’s Bar-B-Q joint in Lubbock.
Stories abound about SRV regularly blowing his earnings, stranding himself in Lubbock.
Stubb would always empty his cash register and give all that he had to SRV so the kid could get back home to Austin.

Stubb loved the blues. The next time you feel like some slow and low guitar,
put on SRV’s “Tin Pan Alley (AKA Roughest Place In
SRV learned to play this song by listening to James Reed’s version on Stubb’s jukebox.

Hatch says:

The date for that would be the late 70's.
Bands didn’t start playing Stubbs BBQ until after Jesse Taylor was picked up by Stubb
 when he was hitch hiking one time. I believe that was in 77.
Then the jams started taking place at Stubbs. So I would place the photo to have been taken in 77 or 78 most likely.
 Also when Stevie first started coming to Lubbock he lived both in Dallas

 and the Austin areas. When in the Ely band we once were in between gigs and had no place to stay.
 All the motels were book the night we came into town. So we just went to Stevie’s house
and plugged the bus into his electrical and spent the night in it.

 That was in 78 I’m pretty sure. Here is a link to a picture of Stevie’s house in Oak Cliff
(taken in 2011well after SRV was playing in the forever band).

http://fp.io/9emd6c11/

February 23, 2014

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - Before The Flood: The Lost First Album


Stevie Ray Vaughan - 1978 - The Lost First Album
Stevie Ray Vaughan
1978
Before The Flood: The Lost First Album


01. You Can Have My Husband
02. Rude Mood
03. Pride And Joy
04. Oh Yeah
05. Love Struck Baby
06. Te Ni Nee Ni Nu
07. Gonna Miss Me
08. I Wonder Why
09. I'm Crying
10. Sugar Coated Loving
11. They Call Me Guitar Hurricane
12. Tin Pan Alley
13. Tell Me
14. I'll Change
15. Call On Me
16. Hip Shake Baby
17. Woke Up This Morning
18. I've Tried Pretty Baby
19. Rude Mood


(Tracks 1 - 10): The Lost First Album – Recorded in Nashville, Tennessee at Jack Clemont’s Belmont Studio, early 1978

(Tracks 11 - 19): Bonus Tracks – Live at Stubb’s Barbecue, Lubbock, Texas December 1978

In 1978, about five years before Stevie Ray Vaughan would record his debut LP, Texas Flood, an early version of Double Trouble featuring Jack Newhouse on bass, Chris Layton on drums and singer Lou Ann Barton went into Jack Clemont’s Belmont Studio in Nashville, Tennessee and cut what we now refer to as SRV’s “Lost First Album”. Whether or not the band was unhappy with the way the recording came out or an actual contractual dispute prevented the record from being released is irrelevant as either way it went years without surfacing.

The sound quality for the studio sessions differs slightly from song to song but is overall excellent. The highlights from The Lost First Album are definitely the tracks that Stevie reworked for his major label debut, Texas Flood, although his playing throughout is stellar. Being able to hear the early versions of “Rude Mood”, “Pride And Joy”, “Love Struck Baby” and “Empty Arms” (titled “Gonna Miss Me” here) is priceless and it is obvious that the level of talent was already present in his playing just waiting to be discovered.

Chris Layton and Jackie Newhouse lay down a nice solid foundation for Stevie and while Lou Ann Barton is an excellent singer in her own right, the kind of blues that Vaughan played benefited more from his unpolished bluesy vocal style. Stevie’s slide guitar featured in “I Wonder Why” is also a highlight. He has a real raw approach no doubt influenced by the blues legends he idolized. Lou Ann’s vocal performance in “Sugar Coated Loving” is also worth noting.

Godfather fill out the remainder of the disc with nine tracks recorded live at Stubb’s Barbecue in Lubbock, Texas in December 1978. These tracks come from a very good to excellent soundboard tape that is a perfect companion to the studio material. Stevie is joined by Lou Ann Barton on vocals for a few of the tracks with Jack Newhouse on bass, Johnny Reno on sax, and an unknown drummer. The saxophone does a nice job complimenting Vaughan’s playing and it’s nice to hear an additional lead instrument to help fill out the sound of the band. Lou Ann’s vocal style also fares better during the live performance than it does on the studio sessions.

These types of small club gigs work great for blues music. With a nice loose atmosphere the band can even be heard ordering drinks before “I’ll Change”. Lou Ann makes her first appearance during this one and sings a nice slow blues while Stevie shows off some impressive fast picking during the solo. “Hip Shake Baby” is definitely one of my favorites and has a nice sleazy groove and is what you would expect to hear if Hendrix jammed with ZZ Top. A really nice vibe with of course some extended solos from Vaughan and Reno. Even though this show is only played in front of a limited number of people, their reaction to the music proves that this is one performance that would leave a lasting impression on them.

Before The Flood is packaged in Godfathers tri-fold cardboard sleeve with some early photos of Stevie. The excellent packaging paired with two very nice sounding (and hard to find on silver) documents makes this an essential title to own not only for SRV collectors but also for blues fans in general. With the constant re-releasing of material from the major labels, adding bonus tracks, deluxe editions and even box sets, I would think it would be only a matter of time before someone procured the rights to try and release the Belmont Studio sessions.

http://fp.io/em258ab8/

December 8, 2013

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - University of California Davis, CA - Nov 28 1984


Stevie Ray Vaughan
1984-11-28
University of California
Davis, CA
28-Nov-1984
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps


01. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
02. Done Lost Your Good Thing Now
03. Honey Bee                    
04. Mary Had A Little Lamb    
05. Love Struck Baby            
06. Tin Pan Alley                  
07. Cold Shot                  
08. Couldn't Stand The Weather    
09. Texas Flood                    
10. Lenny                          
11. Stang's Swang                
12. Rude Mood                    

December 1, 2013

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - University of California Davis, CA - 11/28/1984


Stevie Ray Vaughan
1984-11-28
University of California
Davis, CA
28-Nov-1984
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps


01. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
02. Done Lost Your Good Thing Now
03. Honey Bee                    
04. Mary Had A Little Lamb    
05. Love Struck Baby            
06. Tin Pan Alley                  
07. Cold Shot                  
08. Couldn't Stand The Weather    
09. Texas Flood                    
10. Lenny                          
11. Stang's Swang                
12. Rude Mood                    

October 2, 2013

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - The Park Center - Charlotte, NC - 02/10/1987


Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double Trouble


Venue - The Park Center
City - Charlotte, NC
Date - 1987-02-10

This is a smokin' upgraded soundboard to the audience already circulating.



Setlist: Disc 1

   1. Scuttle Buttin'
   2. Say What!
   3. Ain't Gone 'N' Give Up On Love
   4. Looking Out the Window
   5. Look At Little Sister
   6. Mary Had A Little Lamb
   7. Superstition
   8. Willie The Wimp
   9. Cold Shot
  10. Couldn't Stand the Weather


Disc 2

   11. Life Without You
   12. The Things (That) I Used To Do
   13. Come On (Part III)

http://fp.io/638c1f28/

September 4, 2013

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - Alpine Valley Music Theatre East Troy, WI - 08/25/1990


Stevie Ray Vaughan
1990-08-25
Alpine Valley Music Theatre
East Troy, WI

Soundboard Tape

01. Tightrope
02. The Things (That) I Used To Do
03. Let Me Love You Baby
04. Leave My Little Girl Alone
05. Look At Little Sister
06. Wall Of Denial
07. Riviera Paradise
08. Superstition
09. Couldn't Stand The Weather / Goin' Down
10. Crossfire
11. Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
http://fp.io/87ffc79d/


July 3, 2013

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - The King's Head: Legendary 1980 Radio Broadcast

Stevie Ray Vaughan - The King's Head: Legendary 1980 Radio Broadcast

Size: 119,7 MB
Time: 51:57
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2013
Styles: Blues Rock
Label: Leftfield Media


01. Hideaway (3:51)
02. Love Me Darlin' (4:20)
03. Tin Pan Alley (9:41)
04. Lovestruck (3:06)
05. I'm Cryin' (4:12)
06. Texas Flood (9:47)
07. I'm Leaving You (Comit A Crime) (6:07)
08. Little Wing (4:39)
09. Drivin' South (Instrumental) (6:10)

This was broadcast on FM99 WNOR from 'The King's Head Inn' in Norfolk Virginia, July 22nd 1980.    http://fp.io/d4a86b66/

June 28, 2013

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & Double Trouble - Spectrum, Philadelphia (1988)

Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Spectrum, Philadelphia (1988)
Recording of part of the concert Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble did at the Spectrum, Philadelphia on May 23th, 1988.
This was along the Robert Plant's Non Stop Go tour, Stevie and band were opening the shows.

Sound Quality: 9
Source: FM Broadcast

Track List:
01 - Dust My Blues-Love Struck Baby
02 - Look At Little Sister
03 - You'll Be Mine
04 - Mary Had A Little Lamb
05 - Texas Flood
06 - Superstition
07 - Willie The Wimp
08 - Cold Shot
09 - Couldn't Stand The Weather
10 - Life Without You
11 - Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
12 - Goodbye

http://fp.io/de19mba6/

June 27, 2013

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - Paul Ray & The Cobras (with Stevie Ray Vaughan) - Soap Creek Saloon Austin, TX - 06/06/1975


Paul Ray & The Cobras
(with Stevie Ray Vaughan)
1975-06-06
Soap Creek Saloon
Austin, TX



01. Instrumental
02. Ain't That A Groove
03. Crying Towel
04. Those Lonely Lonely Nights (Johnny Guitar Watson)
05. Linda Lu (Ray Sharpe)
06. Stormy Monday
07. Matter Of Fact
08. Other Days
09. Slip Away (CLaerence Carter)
10. Carol (Chuck Berry)
11. You're So Fine (Wilson Pickett)
12. Driving Wheel (Jr. Parker)
13. The Hunter (Albert King)
14. Fever
15. Linda Lu
16. Someone To Love


01. Instrumental
02. Sweet Sixteen (Big Joe Turner)
03. The Night Time Is The Right Time (Ray Charles)
04. Last Call For Alcohol
05. Contest Drawing
06. Sunshine Of My Life
07. Ain't That A Groove (James Brown)

June 22, 2013

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - Spectrum Montreal Montreal Quebec - August 17, 1984


Stevie Ray Vaughan
August 17, 1984
Early Show
Spectrum Montreal
Montreal
Quebec


01. Introduction (0:25)
02. Say What! (4:36)
03. Testify (4:05)
04. Band Chatter (0:54)
05. Voodoo Child (Slight Return) (11:34)
06. Crowd (0:28)
07. The Things (That) I Used To Do (5:20)
08. Tuning (0:10)
09. Honey Bee (2:28)
10. Mary Had A Little Lamb (3:33)
11. Couldn't Stand The Weather (5:04)
12. Cold Shot (4:08)
13. Tin Pan Alley (9:59)
14. Band Chatter (0:36)
15. Love Struck Baby (3:02)
16. Tell Me (3:16)
17. Texas Flood (8:33)
18. Wham! (5:14)
19. Band Intros (2:28)
20. Stang's Swang (3:11)
21. Lenny (10:56)
22. Crowd (0:29)
23. Pride And Joy (4:26)
24. Rude Mood (4:43)

Stevie Ray Vaughan - guitar, vocals
Chris Layton - drums
Tommy Shannon - bass                                                                                                                       http://fp.io/2d92bec7/

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - Spectrum Montreal Montreal Quebec - August 17, 1984 Early Show


Stevie Ray Vaughan
August 17, 1984
Early Show
Spectrum Montreal
Montreal
Quebec


01. Scuttle Buttin' (3:07)
02. Testify (3:44)
03. Voodoo Child (Slight Return) (12:17)
04. The Things (That) I Used To Do (6:13)
05. Couldn't Stand The Weather (5:10)
06. Cold Shot (4:34)
07. Pride And Joy (5:06)
08. Tin Pan Alley (12:35)
09. Love Struck Baby (3:06)
10. Texas Flood (9:49)
11. Band Introduction (2:52)
12. Lenny (8:26)
13. Rude Mood (5:08)


Stevie Ray Vaughan - guitar, vocals
Chris Layton - drums
Tommy Shannon - bass                                                                                                                            http://fp.io/8356a955/

June 18, 2013

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN AND DOUBLE TROUBLE KING'S HEAD INN NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 22ND JULY 1980 (1980-07-22)


STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN AND DOUBLE TROUBLE
KING'S HEAD INN
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA 22ND JULY 1980 (1980-07-22)

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - GUITAR AND VOCALS
JACKIE NEWHOUSE - BASS
CHRIS 'WHIPPER' LAYTON - DRUMS



Disc 1

1. Hideaway
2. Love Me Darlin
3. Tin Pan Alley
4. Love Struck Baby
5. I'm Cryin'
6. Texas Flood
7. I'm Leavin' You (Commit A Crime)
8. Little Wing
9. Drivin' South


Disc 2


1. Don't Lose Your Cool
2. Tell me
3. The Sky Is Crying
4. Guitar Hurricane
5. Slide Thing
6. Crosscut Saw
7. I Tried Pretty Baby
8. Dirty Pool
9. Shake For Me

Linage Unknown


As requested here is the 'full' Kings head gig from 1980.
Not as good quality as the FM broadcast but still a great soundboard recording.
These early shows are superb because a lot of the 1983/84 shows were support
gigs and the band was restricted to 40/45 minutes, here we get the full hit!
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