Ian Hunter - 1981-09-11 - Pier 84, New York, NY (FM)

Ian Hunter

1981-09-11

Dr. Pepper Music Festival

Pier 84

New York NY

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Once Bitten Twice Shy

02. Gun Control

03. Central Park 'n' West

04. All The Way From Memphis

05. I Need Your Love > Honky Tonk Woman

06. Lisa Likes Rock 'n' Roll

07. Violence

08. Noises

09. Is Your Love In Vain

10. Standing In My Light

11. Bastard

12. Just Another Night

13. Cleveland Rocks

14. Irene Wild

15. All The Young Dudes (incl. Roll Away The Stone / Ships)

Ian Hunter - 1981-09-11 - Pier 84, New York,  NY (FM)

In 1981, the Dr. Pepper Music Festival was forced out of the Wollman Rink due to complaints from local residents about the noise from the concerts. As a result, the festival moved to Pier 84, on Manhattan’s West Side, right along the Hudson River. Two years later, Miller took over the sponsorship of the series, which ran another 5 years until 1988. I was fortunate to attend a host of shows on Pier 84 between 1982 and 1987. In addition to the great music, I will always remember that the concerts were held in the shadow of the U.S.S. Intrepid. The former aircraft carrier turned museum was docked right next door at Pier 86, providing an incredible backdrop to every show. This FM broadcast captures Ian Hunter on September 11, 1981, 33 years ago today, during the inaugural season of shows at Pier 84. The show is noteworthy for 2 reasons. First, during the introductions, fans are advised that the concert is being taped for a new network called MTV. That station had just launched on August 1, 1981. Second, if you see the video for this show (plenty of clips are on You-tube), you’ll notice that the Intrepid is conspicuous by its absence. That’s because the ship did not dock at Pier 86 until 1982! 

2019 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 2019-03-29 - Brooklyn, NY (TV SBD)

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductions

2019-03-29
Barclays Center
Brooklyn, NY
TV Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

Stevie Nicks
01. Stand Back
02. Leather And Lace with Don Henley
03. Stop Draggin' My Heart Around with Harry Styles
04. Edge of Seventeen

The Zombies
01. Time of the Season
02. This Will Be Our Year
03. Tell Her No
04. She's Not There

All Star Jam
01. All The Young Dudes - Ian Hunter, Def Leppard, Brian May, Susanna Hoffs, Rod Argent, Stevie Van Zandt

2019 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony - 2019-03-29 - Brooklyn, NY (TV SBD)

The 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inuction ceremony had 2 notable moments.  First Steveie Nicks became the first women inducted into the Hall Of Fame twice.  Her solo career was recognized at this ceremony while her contributions with Fleetwood Mac had been recognized in 1998.  Second, The Zombies were inducted after the longest wait on record to that point - 39 years since they were first elible in 1990!  

This TV soundboard recording captures the musical highlights from that ceremony on March 29, 2019, 5 years ago today.  A complete list of inductees is provided below.

Artist	Inducted By	Category
The Cure	Trent Reznor	Performer
Def Leppard	Brian May	Performer
Janet Jackson	Janelle Monáe	Performer
Radiohead	David Byrne	Performer
Roxy Music	Simon Le Bon and  John Taylor	Performer
Stevie Nicks	Harry Styles	Performer
The Zombies	Susanna Hoffs	Performe

Ian Hunter - 1980-05-20 - Los Angeles, CA (FM)

Ian Hunter 

with Mick Ronson

1980-05-20

The Roxy

Los Angeles, CA

KMET-FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. FBI 

02. Once Bitten Twice Shy 

03. Who Do You Love 

04. One Of The Boys 

05. The Truth, The Whole Truth, Nuthin' But The Truth 

06. Silver Needles 

07. Angeline 

08. Man 'O War 

09. Just Another Night 

CD 2:

01. Standing In My Light (intro only)

02. Bastard 

03. All The Way From Memphis 

04. Cleveland Rocks 

05. We Gotta Get Out Of Here 

06. All The Young Dudes 

07. Slaughter On 10th Avenue 

08. Walkin' With A Mountain

09. Irene Wilde 

Ian Hunter - 1980-05-20 - Los Angeles, CA (FM)

1980: In March 1979, Ian Hunter released the album You're Never Alone with a Schizophrenic, which was produced by his long time collaborator Mick Ronson. The album included the tunes Just Another Night and Cleveland Rocks, the videos for which would eventually get plenty of airplay on MTv. This Fm broadcast captures Hunter on tour in support of the disc, in Los Angeles on May 20, 1980, 42 years ago today.

Ian Hunter - 1979-06-18 - Cleveland OH (FM)

Ian Hunter

with Mick Ronson

1979-06-18

The Agora

Cleveland, OH

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Once Bitten, Twice Shy

02. Just Another Night

03. All The Way From Memphis

04. All The Young Dudes

05. KBFH Outro

Ian Hunter - 1979-06-18 - Cleveland OH (FM) 

Ian Hunter with Mick Ronson 1979 - #2: As promised, here's the 2nd half of our Same Tour, Different Show entry featuring Ian Hunter with Mick Ronson in 1979.  This one is an FM broadcast from Cleveland from June 18, 1979, 42 years ago today.  By the way, while the bootleg is titled Cleveland Rocks, the partial broadcast inexplicably leaves out that song!

Ian Hunter - 1979-06-12 - Roslyn, NY (FM)

Ian Hunter

with Mick Ronson

1979-06-12

My Father's Place

Rosyln NY

WLIR-FM broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included 

01. Intro

02. FBI

03. Once Bitten Twice Shy

04. Life After Death

05. Laugh At Me

06. Ships

07. All the Way From Memphis

08. Standing In My Light

09. Bastard

10. Angeline

11. Just Another Night

12. Cleveland Rocks

13. All the Young Dudes

14. Outro

Ian Hunter - 1979-06-12 - Roslyn, NY (FM) 

Ian Hunter with Mick Ronson 1979- #1:  In March 1979, Ian Hunter released the album You're Never Alone with a Schizophrenic, which was produced by his long time collaborator Mick Ronson. The album included the tunes Just Another Night and Cleveland Rocks, the videos for which would eventually get plenty of airplay on MTv. In fact, Hunter’s concert on Pier 84 in New York in 1981 would be one of the earliest concerts shown on the then fledgling network. This FM broadcast captures Hunter on tour in support of Schizophrenic, on June 12, 1979, 42 years ago today, at My Father's Place in Roslyn, NY.  Download this one, then come back on June 18 for part 2 of this Same Tour, Different Show set.

Ian Hunter - 2012-10-08 - Oslo, Norway (FM)

Ian Hunter

2012-10-08

John Dee

Oslo, Norway

FM Broadcast

192 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Comfortable

02. Once Bitten, Twice Shy

03. Just The Way You Look Tonight

04. Wash Us Away

05. All The Way From Memphis

06. All-American Alien Boy

07. Just Another Night

08. Isolation

09. Alice

10. When I’m President

11. I Wish I Was Your Mother

Ian Hunter - 2012-10-08 - Oslo, Norway (FM)

NORWAY - In October 2012, Ian Hunter and the Rant Band played 4 shows in Scandinavia (3 in Seden 1 in Norway), as a precursor to a larger tour of the UK later that month. This FM broadcast captures their lone night in Norway on Ocber 8, 2012, 7 years ago today.

Ian Hunter - 1979-07-07 - Berkeley, CA (SBD)

Ian Hunter
with Mick Ronson
1978-07-07
Community Theatre
Berkeley, CA
KSAN-FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. KSAN announcer intro > crowd > stage intro
02. FBI [instrumental]
03. Once Bitten Twice Shy 
04. Life After Death 
05. Laugh At Me
06. Ships 
07. Just Another Night
08. Angeline
09. Standing In My Light
10. Love Story Part Two
11. KSAN announcer
12. Cleveland Rock 
13. final thanks, crowd + KSAN announcer outro

Ian Hunter - 1979-07-07 -  Berkeley, CA (SBD)

The late Mick Ronson doesn't really get the attention he deserves as a guitarist. Folks usually forget that Ronson played with David Bowie as part of the Spiders From Mars, with Bob Dylan as part if the Rolling Thunder Review, and as part of Ian Hunter's backing band. Rolling Stone recognized him on both their 2003 and 2011 lists of the best guitarists of all time, ranking him #64 and $41, respectively. This soundboard recording captures Ronson supporting Ian Hunter in Berkeley on July 7, 1979, 38 years ago today.

Robert Plant - 2006-06-23 - Beacon Theatre, NY (SBD)

Robert Plant
with Ian Hunter
2006-06-23
Beacon Theatre
New York, NY
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. In The Evening
02. Stage Banter
03. Bummer In The Summer
04. Johnny Echols introduction #1
05. What Is and What Should Never Be
06. stage banter
07. The Old Man
08. Ian Hunter Introduction
09. For What It's Worth
10. Stage Banter
11. When Will I Be Loved
12. Johnny Echols Introduction #2
13. A House Is Not a Motel
14. Stage Banter
15. Can't Help Falling In Love
16. Stage Banter
17. Hey Joe
18. Stage Banter
19. 7 And 7 Is
20. Stage Banter
21. Ramble On

Robert Plant - 2006-06-23 - Beacon Theatre, NY (SBD)

A decade ago this very day, Robert Plant was the headliner at the Benefit For Arthur Lee concert at New York's Beacon Theatre, a show which raised money for Lee's medical expenses from his bout with leukemia. Plant was joined by Ian Hunter during his set. As captured in this soundboard recording, Plant performed thirteen songs – five from Arthur Lee & Love, five from his days with Led Zeppelin, and three others, including a duet with Ian Hunter on For What Its Worth.  The former Led Zep front man told the audience of his great admiration for Arthur Lee, dating back to the mid-'60s. Unfortunately, Lee died of his illness just six weeks after the concert.

Ringo Starr - 2001-08-18 - Fort Worth, TX (SBD)

Ringo Starr &

His All Starr Band

2001-08-18

Billy Bob's Texas,

Forth Worth, Texas

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

CD 1:

01. Photograph (Ringo Starr)

02. Act Naturally (Ringo Starr)

03. In The Court Of The Crimson King (Greg Lake)

04. Logical Song (Roger Hodgson)

05. No One Is Ever To Blame (Howard Jones)

06. Cleveland Rocks (Ian Hunter)

07. A Love Bizarre (Sheila E.)

08. Boys (Ringo Starr)

09. Give A Little Bit (Roger Hodgson)

10. You're Sixteen (Ringo Starr)

11. Yellow Submarine (Ringo Starr)

12. Karn Evil 9 (Greg Lake)

13. I'm The Greatest (Ringo Starr)

CD 2:

01. No No Song (Ringo Starr)

02. Back Off Boogaloo (Ringo Starr)

03. Things Can Only Get Better (Howard Jones)

04. Irene Wilde (Ian Hunter)

05. Glamorous Life (Sheila E.)

06. I Wanna Be Your Man (Ringo Starr)

07. Lucky Man (Greg Lake)

08. Everlasting Love (Howard Jones)

09. Take The Long Way Home (Roger Hodgson)

10. All The Young Dudes (Ian Hunter)

11. It Don't Come Easy (Ringo Starr)

12. Don't Go Where The Road Don't Go (Ringo Starr)

13. With A Little Help From My Friends (Ringo Starr)

Ringo Starr - 2001-08-18 - Fort Worth, TX (SBD)

Ringo 2001 #1: In 1989, Ringo launched the first version of his All Starr Band tour, an ensemble where, as Ringo put it it, "everybody on stage is a star in their own right". While Ringo headlined these tours, singing his Beatles and solo material, his supporting band consisted of major players in the rock world, who would perform their own tunes, often with Ringo on drums. In 2001, Ringo presented version #7 of his All Starr Band, featuring Roger Hodgson (from Supertramp), Ian Hunter, Howard Jones, Greg Lake (from ELP & King Crimson) and Sheila E.  This soundboard recording captures Ringo and his guests on August 18, 2001, 14  years ago today, in Fort Worth, TX. Download this one, then come back on August 22 for part 2 of this Double Shot.!

Ian Hunter - 1979-11-22 - London, UK (FM)

Ian Hunter

with Mick Ronson

1979-11-22

Hammersmith Odeon

London, UK

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. FBI

02. Once Bitten Twice Shy

03. Laugh At Me

04. Irene Wilde

05. Life After Death

06. Angeline

07. Standin' In My Light

08. The Golden Age of Rock n' Roll

09. All The Young Dudes

10. Walkin' With a Mountain (Rock 'n' Roll Queen)

11. All The Way From Memphis > Outro

LINK REMOVED - OFFICIALLY RELEASED

1979 - In March 1979, Ian Hunter released the album You're Never Alone with a Schizophrenic, which was produced by his long time collaborator Mick Ronson. The album included the tunes Just Another Night and Cleveland Rocks, the videos for which would eventually get plenty of airplay on MTv. In fact, Hunter’s concert on Pier 84 in New York in 1981 would be one of the earliest concerts shown on the then fledgling network. This FM broadcast captures Hunter on tour in support of Schizophrenic, on November 22, 1979, 35 years ago today.

Ian Hunter - 1989-12-16 - San Jose, CA (SBD)

Ian Hunter 

with Mick Ronson

1989-12-16

The Cabaret

San Jose, CA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Once Bitten Twice Shy

02. While You Were Looking At Me

03. Tell It Like It Is

04. Standing In My Light

05. Just Another Night

06. Pain

07. Beg A Little Love

08. Sweet Dreamer

09. White Light White Heat

10. Darlin' Let's Have Another Baby

11. Bastard

12. Women's Intuition

13. All The Way From Memphis

14. Irene Wilde

15. Cleveland Rocks

16. All The Young Dudes Medley

17. Slaughter On Tenth Avenue 

Ian Hunter - 1989-12-16 - San Jose, CA (SBD)

In 1978, Ian Hunter and Mick Ronson teamed up to-produce Hunter’s 4th studio album entitled You're Never Alone with a Schizophrenic. That disc went to #35 on the Billboard charts and yielded 2 tunes that received significant airplay on MTv, Just Another Night and Cleveland Rocks. Ten years later, the two were still working together, and this soundboard recording captures them live in San Jose on December 16. 1989, two dozen years ago today. Their set includes a cover of the Velvet Underground’s White Light White Hear. Ronson, of course, was no stranger to that song, having played guitar on David Bowie’s rendition of the tune, recorded in 197, but not released until 10 years later.

Ian Hunter - 1981-09-11 - Pier 84, NY (FM)

Ian Hunter

1981-09-11

Dr. Pepper Concerts on The Pier

Pier 84

New York, NY

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Introduction by Bill Boggs (Announced the concert was being taped by a new network called MTV)

02. Once Bitten Twice Shy

03. Gun Control

04. Central Park and West

05. All The Way From Memphis

06. I Need Your Love

07. Noises

08. Just Another Night

09. Cleveland Rocks

10. Irene Wilde

Encore:

11. All the Young Dudes (Missing)

Ian Hunter - 1981-09-11 - Pier 84, NY (FM)

In 1981, the Dr. Pepper Music Festival was forced out of the Wollman Rink due to complaints from local residents about the noise from the concerts. As a result, the festival moved to Pier 84, on Manhattan’s West Side, right along the Hudson River. Two years later, Miller took over the sponsorship of the series, which ran another 5 years until 1988. I was fortunate to attend a host of shows on Pier 84 between 1982 and 1987, and in addition to the great music, I will always remember that the shows were held in the shadow of the U.S.S. Intrepid. The former aircraft carrier turned museum was docked right next door at Pier 86, providing an incredible backdrop to every show. This FM broadcast captures Ian Hunter on September 11, 1981, 31 years ago today, during the inaugural season of shows at Pier 84. The show is noteworthy for 2 reasons. First, during the introductions, fans are advised that the concert is being taped for a new network called MTV. That station had just launched on August 1, 1981. Second, if you see the video for this show (plenty of clips are on You-tube), you’ll notice that the Intrepid is conspicuous by its absence. That’s because the ship did not dock at Pier 86 until 1982! Download this one to celebrate the launch of both MTV and the Dr. Pepper Concerts On The Pier Series.

Ian Hunter - 1980-04-19 - Rockpalast, Essen Germany (FM)

Ian Hunter

with Mick Ronson

1980-04-19

Rockpalast

Grugahalle

Essen, Germany

FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Intro

02. F.B.I

03. Once Bitten Twice Shy

04. Angeline

05. Laugh At Me

06. Irene Wilde

07. I Wish I was Your Mother

08. Just Another Night

09. We Gotta Get Out of Here

10. Bastard

11. All The way To Memphis

12. Cleveland Rocks

Encore:

13. All The Young Dudes > Slaughter on Tenth Avenue

Ian Hunter - 1980-04-19 - Rockpalast, Essen Germany (FM)

In March 1979, Ian Hunter released the album You're Never Alone with a Schizophrenic, which was produced by his long time collaborator Mick Ronson. The album included the tunes Just Another Night and Cleveland Rocks, the videos for which would eventually get plenty of airplay on MTv. The album's success also earned Hunter an appearance at the Rockpalast, as captured in thius FM Broadcast from April 19, 1980, 30 years ago today.