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Does anyone remember a radio concert in 1980?
Posted: August 23, 2012 11:32 am
by dobzz
Hi, does anyone remember a concert from 4th of July, 1979 0r 1980 that was broadcast live on various radio stations throughout the country?
It marked the debut of some of the Coconut Telegraph songs, including 'Growing older but not up". It was a wonderful concert with a 4th of July bent to 'Gods Own Drunk', I was wondering if anyone had any recordings of it. Believe it or not, I had an 8-track recording of it but it has disappeared over the years.
If anyone has any memories of this concert please let me know!
Thanks
Re: Does anyone remember a radio concert in 1980?
Posted: August 23, 2012 12:02 pm
by bravedave
I do not recall that event, but according to the
Set List Database right here on BN, Jimmy played in Minneapolis on July 4, 1980. It was the "Hot Dog and a Roadmap Tour."
Both the songs you mentioned were featured prominently.
Re: Does anyone remember a radio concert in 1980?
Posted: August 23, 2012 12:55 pm
by Tiki Torches
I'd try sending a pm to the member known as urlcenter. If anyone knows, he would.
Re: Does anyone remember a radio concert in 1980?
Posted: August 23, 2012 8:12 pm
by urlcenter
In all likelihood it is the Minneapolis July 4, 1980 which can be found downloaded from Jokelben:
http://buffett.jokelben.us/1980.07.04%2 ... olis,%20MN
The song DB her at BN shows this show as the debut of Growing Older But Not UP
Re: Does anyone remember a radio concert in 1980?
Posted: August 24, 2012 6:33 am
by Summerlover
Gave a few a listen and sounds good. Old Jimmy just as I like him. Wish he'd play, Wonder Why We Ever Go Home.
Btw, number 18 isn't Dixie Diner, it is Treat Her Like A Lady.
Re: Does anyone remember a radio concert in 1980?
Posted: August 24, 2012 3:44 pm
by dobzz
Wow! Many, many thanks! I wasn't sure if it was the one I remembered until Jimmy went off on 'All my Children' in the middle of 'Gods own Drunk'. Exactly what I remembered.
I remember that this concert was supposed to be broadcast all over live on the 4th, but there was a technical problem (it was 1980 remember) and they didn't play the concert on WMMR in Philly (or was it IOQ?) until a few days later. That was still almost live for 1980.....
Thanks again, I had such great memories of that concert, I didn't think I'd ever hear it again.