Joan Jett
1982-12-04
NHK Hall
Tokyo, Japan
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Bad Reputation
02. Runaway
03. Wooly Bully
04. Bits & Pieces
05. You Don't Know What You've Got
06. Love Is Pain
07. I Love Playin' With Fire
08. Wait For Me
09. Victim Of Circumstances
10. Oh Woe Is Me
11. You're Too Possessive
12. I Love Rock 'N' Roll
13. Nag
14. Black Leather
15. Do You Wanna Touch Me
16. Star Star
17. Shout
18. Rebel Rebel
Joan Jett - 1982-12-04 - Tokyo, Japan (FM)
Joan Jett’s concert in Tokyo on December 4, 1982, 31 years ago today, is filled with cover tunes, including Wooly Bully (from Sam The Sham), Bits and Pieces (The Dave Clark Five), and Do You Wanna Touch Me (Gary Glitter), and Rebel Rebel (David Bowie), just to name a few. What many folks may not know, however, is that Jett’s biggest hit, I Love Rock & Roll, is also a cover tune. The song was written in 1975 by Alan Merrill and Jake Hooker, whose band, Arrows, first recorded it. While the arrows version received almost no attention or airplay, Jett’s remake went to #1 on the Billboard charts, where it stayed for 7 weeks,
1982-12-04
NHK Hall
Tokyo, Japan
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Bad Reputation
02. Runaway
03. Wooly Bully
04. Bits & Pieces
05. You Don't Know What You've Got
06. Love Is Pain
07. I Love Playin' With Fire
08. Wait For Me
09. Victim Of Circumstances
10. Oh Woe Is Me
11. You're Too Possessive
12. I Love Rock 'N' Roll
13. Nag
14. Black Leather
15. Do You Wanna Touch Me
16. Star Star
17. Shout
18. Rebel Rebel
Joan Jett - 1982-12-04 - Tokyo, Japan (FM)
Joan Jett’s concert in Tokyo on December 4, 1982, 31 years ago today, is filled with cover tunes, including Wooly Bully (from Sam The Sham), Bits and Pieces (The Dave Clark Five), and Do You Wanna Touch Me (Gary Glitter), and Rebel Rebel (David Bowie), just to name a few. What many folks may not know, however, is that Jett’s biggest hit, I Love Rock & Roll, is also a cover tune. The song was written in 1975 by Alan Merrill and Jake Hooker, whose band, Arrows, first recorded it. While the arrows version received almost no attention or airplay, Jett’s remake went to #1 on the Billboard charts, where it stayed for 7 weeks,



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