Dave Edmunds Rock 'N' Roll Revue
Warfield Theater, San Francisco
04.07.90

1 - Introduction 0:30
2 - Last Night 2:26
3 - Fallin' Through A Hole 3:03
4 - Feels So Right 3:39
5 - Closer To The Flame 3:59
6 - Don't Talk To Me 3:10
7 - I Knew The Bride (When She Used To Rock 'N' Roll) 3:51
8 - Wrap It Up 3:28
9 - It Comes To Me Naturally 3:46
10 - Wasted Tears 5:03
11 - I Believe I'm In Love With You 4:14
12 - There Is Something On Your Mind 5:06
13 - Tuff Enuff 4:46
14 - Nervous Fella 11:52
15 - Get Started, Start A Fire 5:05
16 - Under The Mask Of Happiness 3:58
17 - Local Girls 3:47
18 - My Girl 3:15
19 - Slash & Burn 4:04
20 - Lady Doctor 3:44
21 - My Love's Strong 4:43
22 - Soultime 6:43
23 - Heat Treatment 4:08
24 - King Of The New York Streets 6:11
25 - And The Night Stood Still
26 - Ruby Baby 4:43
27 - Runaround Sue 4:56
28 - The Wanderer 3:48
29 - Abraham, Martin & John 4:57
30 - From Small Things (Big Things One Day Come) 3:57
31 - I Hear You Knockin' 3:26
32 - Ju-Ju Man 3:25
33 - King Of Love 5:40
34 - Crawling From The Wreckage 5:04
35 - Paralyzed 5:30
36 - (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay 4:26
37 - I'm Ready 3:34
38 - You Keep A Knockin' 6:37

Dave Charles - drums
Phil Chen - bass
Steve Cropper - guitar, vocals
Dave Edmunds - guitar, keyboards, vocals
Cecilia Gardtman - vocals
Terry Williams - drums
Gavin Polby - keyboards
Horn Section: Miami Horns
Guest: Graham Parker - vocals
Guest: Kim Wilson - vocals
Guest: Dion - vocals

Dave Edmunds had seen the hoopla surrounding Ringo Starr & His All Starr Band tour in 1989, when the former Beatle gathered a group of celebrity musician friends to form a touring band playing songs from the Fab Four, his solo hits, and all the best loved hits of the individual group members. The Starr tour had such a positive response that Edmunds decided he would try something similar.

Dave Edmunds All Star Rock ’N’ Roll Revue gathered a quirky but powerful bunch of musical allies, many of whom had worked with Edmunds in the studio or in collaboration. Graham Parker (who had worked often with Edmunds and his cohort Nick Lowe), Fabulous Thunderbird lead vocalist Kim Wilson (who had collaborated with him), and ‘50s/’60s pop icon Dion were all part of the caravan of rock innovators that hit the road in the spring of 1990.

Although it was never released stateside, this show did eventually make it to record as a double disc in Japan only. In America, the show was broadcast in an abbreviated version on the King Biscuit Flower Hour, but this is the entire set and what a show it is. Opening with “Last Night,” a take-off on Little Richard’s “Lucille,” it begins and ends with a sampling of Dave Edmunds’ best work, including “I Knew The Bride When She Used To Rock and Roll,” “I Hear You Knockin'“(his 1971 solo hit), “Ju-Ju Man,” “Crawling From The Wreckage,” and “Small Things Mama,” which had been written expressly for Edmunds by his friend Bruce Springsteen.

The rest of the performance is a variety show that never stops delivering. The Edmunds band was truly an all-star outing, with guitarist Steve Cropper (Booker T & The MGs, Blues Brothers), Terry Williams (ex-Rockpile), Phil Chen (ex-Rod Stewart), the Memphis Horns, and others. Some of the material was catered to the band members’ involvement (such as “Dock Of The Bay,” which Cropper had written with Otis Redding).

The special guests, however, contribute the bulk of the big hits. Wilson reprises his cover of Sam & Dave’s “Wrap It Up” (which the Thunderbirds also had a radio hit with). He also sings their biggest hit, “Tuff Enuff.” Dion, whose career began on the doo-wop street corners of Brooklyn, NY in the 1950s with the Belmonts, delivers hits that spanned a dozen years, and included “Ruby Baby,” “Runaround Sue,” “The Wanderer,” and the poignant “Abraham, Martin & Joan,” which he released weeks after the assassination of Martin Luther King.

The most memorable of all the performances, hands down, goes to Graham Parker, the gritty British pub-rock icon. From the slow drive of “Local Girls,” to post-punk pop of “Slash & Burn,” to the pure urgency of “Soul Time” and “Heat Treatment,” Parker turns in a performance as strong as the early live shows he recorded with his old band, the Rumour.

The entire cast winds down the performance with a rollicking re-make of the Little Richard classic, “You Keep A Knockin'.” To hear such a classic son performed by this great ensemble of musicians, singers, and performers, is exhilarating, to say the least.

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This is for staffie, and to celebrate our fabulous win.

Of note Low Spark

Steve Winwood's Traffic - Live(1970-71

1st
01. Gimme some lovin'
02. Dear Mr. Fantasy
03. Empty pages
04. Sad and deep as you
05. Medicated goo
06. Pearly queen
07. 40,000 Headmen
08. Shouldn't have tooken more than you gave
2nd
01. Evening blue
02. Low spark of high heeled boys
03. John Barleycorn must die
04. Glad
05. Freedom rider
06. Who knows what tomorrow may bring
07. No time to live
08. Every mother's son

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Any requests??

Mumford and Sons - Delta (2018)

1. 42
2. Guiding Light
3. Woman
4. Beloved
5. The Wild
6. October Skies
7. Slip Away
8. Rose Of Sharon
9. Picture You
10. Darkness Visible
11. If I Say
12. Wild Heart
13. Forever
14. Delta

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Just because I liked the title, haven't listened to it yet, so let me know if I should or not.

I have now , this is cool....

Cat Lee King and His Cocks - Cock Tales (2018)

1. Let Me Love You
2. Farewell Mademoiselle
3. I Don't Need No Money
4. Ain'tcha
5. You're the Greatest
6. Smokestack Lightnin'
7. Sweet Sandy Lee
8. Bouncin' Boobs Boogie
9. I Wanna Love Somebody
10. Far Too Far Away
11. Busy Girl
12. You Can Do No Wrong
13. Sweet Wine and Pretty Women
14. Drinkin' Wine

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Here ya go

Dr Feelgood - Down By The Jetty

01 She Does It Right
02 Boom Boom
03 The More I Give
04 Roxette
05 One Weekend
06 That Ain't No Way to Behave
07 I Don't Mind
08 Twenty Yards Behind
09 Keep It Out of Sight
10 All Through the City
11 Cheque Book
12 Oyeh!
13 Bonie Moronie-Tequilla [Live]

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My fave Feelgood album.

Imagine Dragons - Origins

1. Natural
2. Boomerang
3. Machine
4. Cool Out
5. Bad Liar
6. West Coast
7. Zero
8. Bullet in a Gun
9. Digital
10. Only
11. Stuck
12. Love
13. Birds
14. Burn Out
15. Real Life
16. Born To Be Yours (with Kygo)

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Thanks for the George Harrison.

Afraid I can't make any meet-ups soon, as am swerving SP due to the E400 sheeeeite. I'm getting old.

I disengage, I turn the page.

Jah Wobble - Dream World

1. A Chunk Of Funk
2. Havana
3. Cuban
4. Dream World
5. Strange Land
6. Stepping Hill
7. On Steriods
8. L'autoroute Sans Fin
9. Spirits By The Thames

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Bob Dylan and Tom Petty - Across the Borderline

1. Justine
2. All Along the Watchtower
3. Positively 4th Street
4. Clean Cut Kid
5. I'll Remember You
6. Trust Yourself
7. That Lucky Old Sun
8. Masters of War
9. Bye Bye Johnny
10. Straight into Darkness
11. A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
12. Girl of the North Country
13. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
14. I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know
15. Just Like a Woman
16. I'm Moving On
17. Lenny Bruce
18. When the Night Comes Falling from the Sky
19. Lonesome Town
20. Ballad of a Thin Man
21. So You Want to Be a Rock 'N' Roll Star
22. Refugee
23. Rainy Day Women #12 and 35
24. Seeing the Real You at Last
25. Across the Borderline
26. I and I
27. Like a Rolling Stone
28. In the Garden
29. Blowin' in the Wind
30. Uranium Rock
31. Knockin' on Heaven's Door

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