B.E. Taylor Group, Innermission LP, 1982 Vinyl Rip

A couple of Crack The Sky members, Rick Witkowsksi and Joey D'Amico, play on this album and that is the reason why I just purchased this LP on Amazon.
I never heard of B.E. Taylor, until I Googled him. Apparantly he is very popular around Pittsburg. The album is very much an 80's pop record, with some good guitar playing from Rick Witkowsksi. After my 1st listen, I thought it was pretty good. Not great, put a decent record. After a couple of listens, it may grow on me. Dang thing cost me $10.00 with shipping, so I'll give it a couple of listens before making a real judgement.



1) "Never Hold Back" (4:51)
2) "Stand Up For Love" (3:19)
3) "I Like The Way I Feel" (4:22)
4) "Be My Baby" (3:19)
5) "Not Enogh Love" (4:38)
6) "Just Like In The Movies" (5:03)
7) "Under The Rug" (4:08)
8) "Makin' My Move" (4:00)
9) "On And On" (4:23)

82MB, MP3@320, 38 minutes

http://rapidshare.com/files/96475687/B.E._Taylor_Group__Innermission.rar

Dave Edmunds Live From The Capitol Theatre In Passaic, NJ 06-06-1982

This kicks A$$!

Crawling From The Wreckage 3:06
Dear Dad 2:22
From Small Things (Big Things One Day Come) 3:48
Girls Talk 3:29
Fine, Fine, Fine 2:59
Me And The Boys 3:46
Queen Of Hearts 3:28
I Hear You Knockin' 2:43
I Knew The Bride (When She Used To Rock N Roll) 3:10
Stagger Lee 2:43
Let It Rock 2:37
Let's Talk About Us 4:18

Dave Edmunds - guitar, lead vocals
John David - bass, vocals
Terry Williams - drums
Gerriant Watkins - keyboards, vocals

78MB, MP3@320, 38 Minutes

http://rapidshare.com/files/96336395/Capitol_Theatre__Passaic__NJ_06-06-1982.rar

Dave Edmunds Live From The Roseland Ballroom, NYC, May 5 1983

This concert is HOT HOT HOT!
Nuff Said!


Dave Edmunds - vocals, guitar
John David - bass
Dave Charles - drums
Billy Bremner - guitar
Gerriant Watkins - piano


From Small Things (Big Things One Day Come) 4:09
Dear Dad 2:45
Sweet Little Lisa 3:13
Loud Music In Cars 3:34
Girls Talk 3:28
Don't Call Me Tonight 2:44
Queen Of Hearts 3:21
I Don't Want To Be In Love 3:16
I Hear You Knockin' 2:44
Trouble Boys 3:13
Paralyzed 2:59
Slippin' Away 4:54
Information 4:08
Crawling From The Wreckage 3:22
Sweet Little Rock 'N' Roller 3:35
C'mon Everybody 4:00
Jeanie, Jeanie, Jeanie 3:48
I Knew The Bride (When She Used To Rock N Roll) 3:03

137MB, MP3@320, 66 Minutes

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AZGG7A8I

Billy Idol Malibu Night Club, L.I.N.Y. 04-29-1982

Idol was promoting his first album, just released at the onset of the tour from which this recording was made, when he performed this show to be broadcast by WLIR for the King Biscuit Flower Hour. This show is a tour de force that includes many classic Idol songs now affiliated with his career: including “Hot In the City,” “White Wedding,” “Dancing With Myself” and “Mony Mony.”

Even though this performance was taped early on in their partnership, the magic between Idol and Stevens is clearly a strong one. He and Stevens brought the punk edge to the standard singer/guitar scenario that duos like Jagger/Richards, Bowie/Ronson and Tyler/Perry so carefully crafted; it's a relationship that is still going strong today.

For a relatively new band, the performances from this night are amazingly tight. They excel on the old Gen X song “Kiss Me Deadly,” and rock out hard on several others: including “Dead On Arrival,” “Nobody’s Business,” “It’s So Cruel,” “Ready Steady Go” and “Come On Come On.”

Billy Idol - vocals
Steve Stevens - guitar, vocals
Phil Feit - bass
Greg Gerson - drums
Judi Dozier - keyboards

Baby Talk 3:04
Untouchables 4:22
Come On, Come On 5:21
Hot In The City 4:09
Dead On Arrival 4:03
King Rocker 2:21
Ready Steady Go 3:09
Hole In The Wall 5:09
Shooting Stars 4:56
Kiss Me Deadly 5:57
White Wedding 7:21
Nobody's Business 5:10
Dancing With Myself 5:42
Mony Mony 4:21
Triumph 4:41

49MB, WMA 9.1 VBR, 74 Minutes

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Brian Setzer Live From "The Knife Feels Like Justice" Tour

Brian Setzer's "The Knife Feels Like Justice" album is a criminally overlooked album. It is not a rockabilly, Straycats type record. More like Bruce or John Mellencamp. But much edgier and rockin'. I would post it but it is still available on Amazon and other places. So I will do the next best thing and offer for your listening pleasure, a live show from the tour to promote his 1st solo album.



This recording, done for the King Biscuit Flower Hour in 1986, came in conjunction with the tour to promote Setzer’s first solo album, The Knife Feels Like Justice. Musically, Setzer wanted to embrace the Americana rock scene, and emerge as a modern-day Springsteen or Mellencamp. It wasn’t meant to be, and despite the fact that Setzer had some great songs (“Maria,” which was featured in this show, was actually co-written with Steve Van Zandt from the E Street Band), radio refused to accept him outside of the Stray Cats persona. Still, Setzer gives a spirited performance here, focusing mostly on material from The Knife Feels Like Justice. “Bobby's Back,” ”Something's Wrong With My Radio,” “Breath of Life,” “Chains Around Your Heart,” “Boulevard of Broken Dreams,” and the aforementioned “Maria,” are show highlights. Setzer, does, however, treat fans to a taste of his previous glory days with energized versions of “Stray Cat Strut,” and “Rock This Town.”

Haunted River 3:27
Rumble In Brighton 3:55
Bobby's Back 4:08
Aztec 4:59
Maria 4:45
Something's Wrong With My Radio 3:06
Stray Cat Strut 3:19
Breath Of Life 3:57
Chains Around Your Heart 5:21
The Knife Feels Like Justice 4:34
Rock This Town 5:54
Three Guys 4:21
Radiation Ranch 4:28
Crowd/Band Intros 1:48
Boulevard Of Broken Dreams 4:57
Barbwire Fence 6:06
Tear It Up 6:29

50MB, WMA 9.1 VBR, 77 Minutes

Link

I'm not much for posting videos, but WTF, below are a couple of related videos from the album and the tour.

The Knife Feels Like Justice
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFkTJDflcrc

Bobby's Back Live 86
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6KE7VGNmNU&feature=related

Barbwire Fence Live 86
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIDqt4Vf9TI&feature=related

Bonnie Raitt VH1 Storytellers

This is another Bonnie show ripped straight to my hard drive from DVR.


One of pop's most politically conscious guitar slingers reminisces about learning the blues lingo during her heady college days in Harvard Square, emphasizing her words with occasional tosses of her long red mane. Raitt also reveals how the title song from her breakthrough album Nick Of Time changed a friend's relationship for the better, and explains the Zimbabwean roots of a song from her latest album, Fundamental. Other highlights include a heart-wrenching take "I Can't Make You Love Me."

01) Give Em Something To Talk About (2:16)
02) Give It Up Or Let Me Go (0:59)
03) Give It Up Or Let Me Go (Full Version (6:47)
04) Keep This Heart In Mind (4:50)
05) Intro For One Belief Away (0:27)
06) One Belief Away (4:48)
07) Crazy Little Thing Called For Love (9:08)
08) Why Ask Why (4:55)
09) I Can't Make You Love Me (4:28)
10) Intro For I Got To Go (0:57)
11) I Got To Go (4:18)

30MB, WMA 9.1 CBR, 44 Minutes

http://rapidshare.com/files/95139329/Bonnie_VH1_Story_Tellers.rar

Bonnie Raitt, Old Grey Whistle Test from 1976

This was broadcast on VH1 Classics and ripped to my hard drive in Jan of 2007.
Nice set list and great show from Bonnie and the band.

1) Intro, Love Me Like A Man, Too Long At The Fair (8:46)
2) I'm Blowin' Away (3:34)
3) You Got To Know How (4:42)
4) Kokomo, Ain't Gonna Be Your Sugar Mama No More (8:24)
5) What Do you Want the Boy To Do (3:46)
6) Under The Falling Sky, Angel From Montgomery (10:32)



27MB, WMA 9.2 CBR, 40 Minutes

http://rapidshare.com/files/95135239/Bonnie_Raitt__Old_Grey_Whistle_Test.rar