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23/06/2024

June 23rd, 2024 - Hour #3 Setlist
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20. The Who - "Is It In My Head"
21. Bowie - "We Are The Dead"
22. Mott The Hoople - "Alice"
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23. Deep Purple - "Mistreated" [Live 4/3/1975]
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24. Rory Gallagher - "Souped-Up Ford"
25. Lynyrd Skynyrd - "Saturday Night Special" [Live 11/4/1975]
26. Little Feat - "Oh Atlanta" [Live 6/7/1976]
27. The Rolling Stones - "Worried Life Blues" [Live 3/5/1977]
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28. Bob Dylan - "Maggie's Farm" [Live 2/28/1978]
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Pictured: Lynyrd Skynyrd, 1976.

23/06/2024

June 23rd, 2024 - Hour #2 Setlist
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10. High Tide - "Blankman Cries Again"
11. Nektar - "Astronauts Nightmare"
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12. Creedence Clearwater Revival - "Born On The Bayou" [Live 9/1971]
13. The Band - "(I Don't Want To) Hang Up My Rock And Roll Shoes" [Live 12/29/1971]
14. Grateful Dead - "Deal" [Live 8/27/1972]
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15. The Moody Blues - "The Land Of Make-Believe"
16. Stephen Stills • Manassas - "Both Of Us (Bound To Lose)"
17. Steely Dan - "Bodhisattva"
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18. Uriah Heep - "Circle Of Hands" [Live 1/26/1973]
19. Procol Harum - "For Liquorice John"
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Pictured: Steely Dan, 1973.

23/06/2024

June 23rd, 2024 - Hour #1 Setlist
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1. The Yardbirds - "Shapes Of Things" [Live 3/30/1968]
2. The Doors - "Hello, I Love You" [Live 7/5/1968]
3. Frank Zappa • The Mothers Of Invention - "The Whip" [Live 7/23/1968]
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4. Hunger - "Mind Machine"
5. It's A Beautiful Day - "Bombay Calling"
6. Santana - "Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen"
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7. Johnny Winter - "Tell The Truth" [Live 4/17/1970]
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8. Funkadelic - "Mommy, What's A Funkadelic?"
9. Little Richard - "Greenwood, Mississippi"
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Pictured: Little Richard, 1971.

23/06/2024

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18/06/2024

(June 18th) On this day in 1967, the Monterey International Pop Festival in San Francisco entered its second day and featured an array of Bay Area bands. Big Brother & the Holding Company, Country Joe & the Fish, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Moby Grape, and Jefferson Airplane—with the advantage of performing on their home turf—successfully ushered in the Summer of Love in true rock & roll fashion. But it wasn’t until later that night, when Otis Redding (backed by Booker T. & the MG’s) took to the stage, and truly captured the historical significance of the festival in marking the arrival of a new era in popular music.

Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises[I Can't Get No] Satisfaction · Otis Redding · Booker T. & the M.G.'s · The Mar-KeysLive at the Monterey Intern...

17/06/2024

(June 17th) On this day in 1970, Laura Nyro and Miles Davis split an eclectic bill at the Fillmore East in New York City. The first night of a four night run, Davis played to a hip crowd of young concertgoers that he had been acquainted with the previous year; in response to the new directions of rock & roll in the late 1960s, he merged free range psychedelia with amplified jazz and eventually released the well-received Bi***es Brew LP. Capturing one of the greatest live shows of his career, “Directions” and “It’s About That Time” offer a radical shift in which rock audiences began to mature into jazz crowds.

Provided to YouTube by Columbia/LegacyDirections (Live at Fillmore East, New York, NY - June 17, 1970) · Miles DavisMiles at The Fillmore: Miles Davis 1970: ...

16/06/2024

Hour #3 - June 16th, 2024
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Program Note: "Forefathers Of Classic Rock: 1966"
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39. Cream - "I Feel Free"
40. The Creation - "Painter Man"
41. The Animals - "Don't Bring Me Down"
42. The Kinks - "Sunny Afternoon"
43. Donovan - "Sunshine Superman"
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44. Bob Dylan - "I Want You"
45. The Association - "Along Comes Mary"
46. Simon & Garfunkel - "A Hazy Shade Of Winter"
47. Neil Diamond - "Cherry, Cherry"
48. The Beach Boys - "God Only Knows"
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49. Wilson Pickett - "Mustang Sally"
50. James Carr - "The Dark End Of The Street"
51. The Capitols - "Cool Jerk"
52. Jackie Wilson - "Whispers (Gettin' Louder)"
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53. Grateful Dead - "Viola Lee Blues" [Live 7/29/1966]
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Pictured: Bob Dylan, 1966.

16/06/2024

Hour #2 Setlist - June 16th, 2024
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Program Note: "Forefathers Of Classic Rock: 1966"
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20. Sam & Dave - "Hold On! I'm A Comin'"
21. Carla Thomas - "B-A-B-Y"
22. Otis Redding - "Try A Little Tenderness"
23. Eddie Floyd - "Knock On Wood"
24. Robert Parker - "Barefootin'"
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25. The Outsiders - "Time Won't Let Me"
26. The Monkees - "(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone"
27. The Shadows Of Knight - "Gloria"
28. The Easybeats - "Friday On My Mind"
29. The Byrds - "Eight Miles High"
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30. James Brown • The Famous Flames - "Bring It Up"
31. Koko Taylor - "Wang Dang Doodle"
32. Lee Dorsey - "Working In The Coal Mine"
33. James & Bobby Purify - "I'm Your Puppet"
34. The Chiffons - "Sweet Talkin' Guy"
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35. The Left Banke - "Walk Away Renee"
36. Chris Farlowe - "Out Of Time"
37. The Hollies - "Bus Stop"
38. The Four Seasons - "Opus 17 (Don't You Worry 'Bout Me)"
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Pictured: James Brown, 1966.

16/06/2024

June 16th, 2024 - Hour #1 Setlist
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Program Note: "Forefathers Of Classic Rock: 1966"
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1. The Electric Prunes - "I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night"
2. The 13th Floor Elevators - "You're Gonna Miss Me"
3. Count Five - "Psychotic Reaction"
4. ? & The Mysterians - "96 Tears"
5. The Seeds - "Pushin' Too Hard"
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6. The Temptations - "Beauty Is Only Skin Deep"
7. The Isley Brothers - "This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You)"
8. The Supremes - "You Keep Me Hangin' On"
9. Four Tops - "Reach Out I'll Be There"
10. Jimmy Ruffin - "What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted"
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11. The Beatles - "Paperback Writer"
12. The Who - "Substitute"
13. The Yardbirds - "Shapes Of Things"
14. The Spencer Davis Group - "Gimme Some Lovin'"
15. The Rolling Stones - "Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?"
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16. The Lovin' Spoonful - "Summer In The City"
17. Paul Revere & The Raiders - "Good Thing"
18. Johnny Rivers - "Poor Side Of Town"
19. Los Bravos - "Black Is Black"
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Pictured: The Beatles, 1966.

16/06/2024

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11/06/2024

(June 10th) On this day in 1973, the Grateful Dead performed at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium in Washington, DC. With support from the Allman Brothers Band and Wet Willie, the show is noteworthy as one of the longest the Dead ever played. Clocking in at nearly five hours, the band rolls through some of their greatest hits (“Dark Star,” “Truckin’”) and an extended encore featuring special guests and classic rock & roll covers (“That’s All Right, Mama,” “Johnny B. Goode”).

Provided to YouTube by Grateful Dead/RhinoThat's All Right (Live at RFK Stadium, Washington, DC, 6/10/73) · Grateful DeadRFK Stadium, Washington, DC, 6/10/73...

09/06/2024

June 9th, 2024 - Hour #3 Setlist
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21. Led Zeppelin - "Dazed And Confused" [Live 7/1973]
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22. Queen - "Now I'm Here" [Live 11/1974]
23. Chicago - "Free" [Live 6/1975]
24. Bruce Springsteen • E Street Band - "Spirit In The Night" [Live 11/18/1975]
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25. Rory Gallagher - "Tattoo'd Lady" [Live 1/21/1977]
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Pictured: Chicago, 1975.

09/06/2024

June 9th, 2024 - Hour #2 Setlist
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11. Jethro Tull - "We Used To Know" [Live 11/4/1970]
12. The Mothers - "Scumbag" [Live 6/6/1971]
13. Alice Cooper - "Killer"
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14. Chicken Shack - "The Loser"
15. Creedence Clearwater Revival - "Keep On Chooglin'" [Live 9/1971]
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16. Cactus - "Song For Aries"
17. Wishbone Ash - "Leaf And Stream"
18. Uriah Heep - "Paradise"
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19. Stephen Stills • Manassas - "The Treasure (Take One)"
20. Neil Young - "Yonder Stands The Sinner" [Live 3/17/1973]
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Pictured: The Mothers, 1971.

09/06/2024

June 9th, 2024 - Hour #1 Setlist
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1. The Yardbirds - "Train Kept A Rollin'" [Live 3/30/1968]
2. Cream - "Politician" [Live 10/4/1968]
3. Muddy Waters - "Tom Cat"
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4. Grateful Dead - "Cosmic Charlie" [Live 2/27/1969]
5. Fleetwood Mac - "Underway"
6. Hunger - "Workshop"
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7. The Doors - "Back Door Man" > "Love Hides" > "Five To One" [Live 1/17/1970]
8. Canned Heat - "Let's Work Together" [Live 1/30/1970]
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9. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" [Live 5/30/1970]
10. Santana - "Hope You're Feeling Better" [Live 8/18/1970]
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Pictured: Grateful Dead, 1969.

07/06/2024

(June 6th) On this day in 1971, the Mothers Of Invention—under the stewardship of Frank Zappa—headlined the Fillmore East in New York City. The second of a two night stand at the legendary venue in its final month of operation, the show is even more well-known for the guest appearances of John Lennon and Yoko Ono. The collaboration of these rock & roll forces, though worlds apart in terms of outlook, would result in a night of electric screeching (“Well”) and outrageous grooves (“Scumbag”).

Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupWell (Live At Fillmore East, June 6, 1971) · Frank Zappa · John Lennon · Yoko Ono · The MothersThe Mothers 1971℗ ...

06/06/2024

(June 5th) On this day in 1981, Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band played their final show of a six night run at Wembley Arena in London. Touring in support of their double LP The River, the Boss’s 31-song set included cuts from the landmark album (“Cadillac Ranch,” “I’m A Rocker”) and old favorites (“Born To Run,” “Darkness On The Edge Of Town”), in addition to a few noteworthy covers—most notably Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Who’ll Stop The Rain” and Elvis Presley’s “Can’t Help Falling In Love.”

Provided to YouTube by Legacy RecordingsDarkness On The Edge Of Town (Live at Wembley Arena, London, UK - 6/5/1981) · Bruce SpringsteenThe Live Series Collec...

04/06/2024

(June 3rd) On this day in 1971, the Band performed at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The second and final show of a two night run, the group kicked off with “The Shape I’m In” before hitting two phenomenal Motown covers—the Four Tops’ “Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever” and Marvin Gaye’s “Don’t Do It.” Shortly after, they would travel to the Netherlands to finish their European tour before returning to the United States.

Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupThe Shape I'm In (Live At The Royal Albert Hall, June 1971) · The BandStage Fright℗ A Capitol Records release;; ℗...

02/06/2024

June 2nd, 2024 - Hour #3 Setlist
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23. Deep Purple - "You Fool No One" [Live 4/3/1975]
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24. Neil Young • Crazy Horse - "Cortez The Killer"
25. Thin Lizzy - "Cowboy Song (Derby Blues)" [Live 11/21/1975]
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26. Pat Travers - "You Don't Love Me" [Live 11/4/1976]
27. Rory Gallagher - 'Moonchild" [Live 1/21/1977]
28. The Rolling Stones - "Crazy Mama" [Live 3/5/1977]
29. Lynyrd Skynyrd - "That Smell"
30. Sammy Hagar - "Rock 'N' Roll Weekend" [Live 3/11/1978]
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31. Bad Company - "Rock 'N' Roll Fantasy" [Live 3/9/1979]
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Pictured: Neil Young, 1974.

02/06/2024

June 2nd, 2024 - Hour #2 Setlist
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11. Steve Miller Band - "Peppa Sauce" [Live 9/18/1970]
12. The Who - "Bony Moronie" [Live 4/26/1971]
13. The Byrds - "Roll Over Beethoven" [Live 5/13/1971]
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14. Cactus - "Alaska" [Live 12/19/1971]
15. Chicken Shack - "Going Down"
16. Black Oak Arkansas - "Hot And Nasty" [Live 12/1/1972]
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17. Todd Rundgren - "Zen Archer"
18. Procol Harum - "Robert's Box"
19. Queen - "Some Day One Way"
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20. Gregg Allman - "Feel So Bad" [Live 4/1974]
21. Freddie King - "Texas Flyer"
22. The Band - "Ring Your Bell"
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Pictured: Gregg Allman, 1974.

02/06/2024

June 2nd, 2024 - Hour #1 Setlist
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1. Cream - "White Room"
2. The Yardbirds - "Over Under Sideways Down" [Live 3/30/1968]
3. Jeff Beck - "Beck's Bolero"
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4. The Jimi Hendrix Experience - "Manic Depression" [Live 10/12/1968]
5. Golden Earring - "Everyday's Torture"
6. Hunger - "The Truth"
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7. Delaney & Bonnie & Friends • Eric Clapton - "Little Richard Medley: 'Long Tall Sally' / 'Jenny Jenny' / 'The Girl Can't Help It' / 'Tutti-Frutti'" [Live 12/7/1969]
8. The Butterfield Blues Band - "All In A Day" [Live 3/1970]
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9. Creedence Clearwater Revival - "Travelin' Band" [Live 4/14/1970]
10. Johnny Winter - "Mean Town Blues" [Live 4/17/1970]
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Pictured: Cream, 1968.

31/05/2024

(May 30th) On this day in 1970, the Jimi Hendrix Experience played two shows at the Berkeley Community Theater in Berkeley, CA. Supported by opening act Tower Of Power, each show featured a unique setlist that delivered live debuts (“Straight Ahead”), slow-burning funk (“Machine Gun”), and heavy rockers (“I Don’t Live Today”).

Provided to YouTube by Legacy RecordingsI Don't Live Today (Live At Berkeley - 2nd Show, 10PM) · The Jimi Hendrix ExperienceLive At Berkeley℗ 2009 Experience...

30/05/2024

(May 29th) On this day in 1971, Humble Pie played the second of two nights at the Fillmore East in New York City. Performing a total of four shows during their short stint at the legendary venue, the band recorded the gigs for their Performance: Rockin’ The Fillmore LP released later that year. Among the rockers: “Four Day Creep,” “Stone Cold Fever,” and “I Don’t Need No Doctor,” all of which capture the band at their rock & roll peak.

Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupFour Day Creep (Live At Fillmore East / 5/29/71 1st Show) · Humble PiePerformance - Rockin' The Fillmore: The Com...

28/05/2024

(May 28th) On this day in 1977, the Grateful Dead played a stellar show at the Hartford Civic Center in Hartford, CT. The final date of their spring trek along the East Coast, the band entertained nearly 11,000 hardcore fans by launching their show with a triple hitter consisting of “Bertha” > “Good Lovin’” > “Sugaree” before delivering a somber “Candyman” and rollicking “US Blues” to keep audiences moving.

Provided to YouTube by Grateful Dead/RhinoCandyman (Live at Hartford, CT, May 28, 1977) · Grateful DeadTo Terrapin: May 28, 1977 Hartford, CT℗ 2009 Grateful ...

27/05/2024

(May 27th) On this day in 1972, Alice Cooper performed at the Miami Jai-Alai Fronton on a bill that included Dr. John and Todd Rundgren. Wrapping up their exhausting Killer tour shortly before the recording sessions for the School’s Out LP, the band still managed to tap into the high-octane rock & roll that propelled their initial success: “Be My Lover,” “You Drive Me Nervous,” and “Yeah, Yeah, Yeah” match—if not surpass—the intensity of the studio tracks in almost every regard.

Provided to YouTube by Rhino/Warner RecordsYou Drive Me Nervous (Live in Miami, FL, May 27, 1972) · Alice CooperSchool's Out℗ 1972, 2022 Warner Records Inc.,...

23/05/2024

(May 23rd) On this day in 1976, Bob Dylan performed at Hughes Stadium in Fort Collins, CO with his Rolling Thunder R***e. Recorded and filmed for an NBC broadcast and the live album Hard Rain, Dylan and his band ran through older material before being joined onstage by Joan Baez for a series of four songs. The show is the second-to-last stop on the tour, and while not as energized as other performances, Dylan still finds his sarcastic grit on the mournful “You’re A Big Girl Now” and the griping “Idiot Wind.”

Provided to YouTube by Columbia/LegacyIdiot Wind (Live at Hughes Stadium, Ft. Collins, CO - May 1976) · Bob DylanHard Rain℗ 1976 Columbia Records, a division...

23/05/2024

(May 22nd) On this day in 1977, the Grateful Dead performed at the Hollywood Sportatorium in Pembroke Pines, FL. Nearly one month into their historic spring tour, the band continued to strike gold with an extra funky version of “The Music Never Stopped” opening the show before delivering their best “Help On The Way” > “Slipknot” > “Franklin’s Tower” sequence ever caught on tape.

Provided to YouTube by Grateful Dead/RhinoThe Music Never Stopped (Live at Pembroke Pines, FL, May 22, 1977) · Grateful DeadDick's Picks Vol. 3: Hollywood Sp...

21/05/2024

(May 21st) On this day in 1980, Fleetwood Mac played the second of two nights at the Richmond Coliseum in Richfield Township, OH. Located between Akron and Cleveland, the band booked the two night stint at the venue with opener Christopher Cross in support of their Tusk album, which had been released half a year earlier. The band’s setlist included hits off of their Rumours LP (“The Chain,” “Go Your Own Way”) in addition to newer cuts (“Sara,” “Not That Funny”) that audiences were still feeling out.

Provided to YouTube by Rhino/Warner RecordsNot That Funny (Live at Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH 5/21/80) · Fleetwood MacLive℗ 1980 Warner Records Inc.Li...

20/05/2024

(May 20th) On this day in 1975, Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart performed the first of two nights at the Armadillo World Headquarters in Austin, TX. The setlists across both shows were identical; the superior song recording from either show was remixed and mastered for release on the collaborative album Bongo Fury. “Debra Kadabra,” “Carolina Hard-Core Ecstasy,” and “Muffin Man” are amongst the hardest rocking numbers the duo had performed up to that point, and showcase the last tour in which the Mothers of Invention backed Zappa as his band.

Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupDebra Kadabra (Live) · Frank Zappa · Captain Beefheart · The MothersBongo Fury℗ 1975 Zappa Family Trust, Under ex...