Lone Justice - 1987-06-08 - Pink Pop, Baarlo, The Netherlands (FM)

Lone Justice
1987-06-08
Pinkpop Festival
Sportpark De Berckt
Baarlo, The Netherlands
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. I Found Love
02. Shelter
03. I Ain't Got No Home In This World
04. Inspiration
05. Soap, Soup And Salvation
06. Belfry

Lone Justice - 1987-06-08 - Baarlo, The Netherlands (FM)

Beginning in 1970, at Burgemeester Damen Sportpark in the city of Geleen, Pinkpop is the oldest and longest running annual dedicated pop and rock music festival in the world. In 1987, the Festival moved from Gellen, to Barlo, the only year it was held in that location.  Then, in 1988 the Festival moved to Landgraaf, where its been held ever since.  The 1987 line up at Baarlo included Husker Du, Chris Isaak, Iggy Pop, Echo & The Bunnymen, Lou Reed and Lone Justice. This FM broadcast captures Lone Justice's entire shortened set from June 8, 1987, 38 years ago today. The band had to leave the stage after just 6 songs due to a massive thunderstorm that moved into the area  while they were playing,  Organizers feared the band might be electrocuted on stage, and you can even hear the announcement in Dutch at the end of the performance: "It's getting too dangerous to continue so we have to stop now." Fortunately, the band managed to play their signature tune, Shelter, before Mother Nature decided not to cooperate!

Lone Justice - 1986-11-06 - London, UK (FM)

Lone Justice

1986-11-06

Town & Country Club

London UK

BBC FM broadcast

192 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Wait Till We Get Home

02. Sweet Sweet Baby

03. This World In Not MyHome

04. The Gift

05. Wheels

06. Shelter

07. Belfrey

08. I Found Love

09. East Of Eden

10. Ways To Be Wicked

11. Heaven

12. Inspiration

13. Sweet Jane

Lone Justice - 1986-11-06 - London, UK (FM) 

1986: Lone Justice, fronted by Maria Mckee, has been a guilty pleasure of mine since the very first time I heard the tunes Ways To be Wicked and Shelter. This FM broadcas captures the band in London on November 6, 1986, 38 years ago today. They were on tour in support of their second album Shelter, which was co-produced by Jimmy Iovine and Steve Van Zandt. Yet even those two rock heavy weights and an infectious title track, couldn’t help the band achieve the breakthrough commercial success they sought. The album stalled at #65 on the Billboard charts, while the single made it only to #47. A shame that the public didn’t take to this vastly under rated band.

Lone Justice - 1986-05-31 - San Juan Capistrano, CA (late) (SBD)

Lone Justice 

1986-05-31

Late Show

The Coach House 

San Juan Capistrano, CA

Soundboard Recording

320 Kbps

Artwork Included

01. /Wait Till We Get Home

02. What Is It About You

03. Sweet Sweet Baby

04. He's Working Late

05. Wheels

06. All Down The Line

07. Shelter

08. East Of Eden

09. I Found Love

Lone Justice - 1986-05-31 -  San Juan Capistrano, CA (late) (SBD)

Lone Justice 1986 - Back To Back - #2: As promised earlier today, here's [art 2 of our Back To Back set featuring Lone Justice in 1986.  This one is a soundboard recording from the late show at the Coach House on May 31, 1986, 38 years ago today

Lone Justice - 1986-05-31 - San Juan Capistrano, CA (early) (SBD)

Lone Justice 

1986-05-31

Early Show

The Coach House 

San Juan Capistrano, CA

Soundboard Recording

320 Kbps

Artwork Included

01. Wheels

02. All Down The Line

03. Shelter

04. I Found Love

05. Heaven

06. Inspiration

07. Soap, Soup & Salvation > (drum intro)

08. crowd

09. East Of Eden

10. crowd > thanks, be back later

Lone Justice - 1986-05-31 -  San Juan Capistrano, CA (early) (SBD)

Lone Justice 1986 - Back To Back - #1: As long time readers of this blog know Lone Justice is one of my guilty pleasures - I could listen to the the tune Shelter or Ways To Be Wicked non stop! Today we capture Lone Justice in New York on December 13, 1986, 33 years ago this very day, on tour in support of the album Shelter. .The disc featured the 2 tunes I just mentioned and was co-produced by Jimmy Iovine and Steve Van Zandt. Yet even those two rock heavy weights and an infectious title track, couldn’t help the band achieve the breakthrough commercial success they sought, The album stalled at #65 on the Billboard charts, while the single made it only to #47. A shame that the public didn’t take to this vastly under rated band. Thos soundboard recording captures them on tour on support of the album Xhelter, during the early show at the Coach House in San Juan Capistrano, aon May 31, 1986, 38 years ago today. Downloas this one, then come back later today for the late show in this Back To Back set.

Lone Justice - 1986-12-17 - Boston, MA (SBD)

Lone Justice

1986-12-17

Boston, MA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. You Are The Light

02. Working Late

03. Wait Till We Get Home

04. Sweet Sweet Baby

05. This World Is Not My Home

06. Ways To Be Wicked

07. Wheels

08. Shelter

09. Belfry

10. I Found Love

11. A Little Bit Of Heaven

12. Inspiration

13. Soap, Soup, and Salvation

14. East Of Eden

15. Don't Toss Us Away

16. Sweet Jane

Lone Justice - 1986-12-17 - Boston, MA (SBD)

Lone Justice - 1986 - #2: As promised, here's the 2nd half of our Same Tour, Different Show entry featuring Lone Justice in 1986. This one is a soundboard that captures Lone Justice in Boston, on December 17, 1986, 33 years ago today. Of note - the band ends their set with an unexpected cover of the Velvet Underground’s classic, Sweet Jane.

Lone Justice - 1986-12-13 -New York, NY (FM)

Lone Justice
1986-12-13
The Ritz
New York, NY
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Intro
02. I Found Love    
03. Ways To Be Wicked    
04. Wheels    
05. Shelter    
06. Belfry    
07. East Of Eden    
08. Don't Toss Us Away
09. Soap, Soup & Salvation

Lone Justice - 1986-12-13 -New York, NY (FM)

Lone Justice - 1986 - #1: As long time readers of this blog know Lone Justice is one of my guilty pleasures - I could listen to the the tune Shelter or Ways To Be Wicked non stop! Today we capture Lone Justice in New York on December 13, 1986, 33 years ago this very day, on tour in support of the album Shelter. .The disc featured the 2 tunes I just mentioned and was co-produced by Jimmy Iovine and Steve Van Zandt.  Yet even those two rock heavy weights and an infectious title track, couldn’t help the band achieve the breakthrough commercial success they sought,  The album stalled at #65 on the Billboard charts, while the single made it only to #47. A shame that the public didn’t take to this vastly under rated band. This FM broadcast captures the band in New York on Decmeber 13 1986, 33 years ago today. Downloas this one, then come back on December 17 for the @ndof this Same Tour, Different Show entry.

Lone Justice - 1986-11-29 - Chicago, IL (FM)

Lone Justice

1986-11-29

Park West,

Chicago IL

WXRT FM Broadcast

320 kbps

Artwork Included

01. You Are The Light

02. He's Working Late

03. Wait Til' We Get Home

04. Sweet Sweet Baby

05. This World Is Not My Home

06. Ways To Be Wicked

07. Shelter

08. I Found Love

09. East of Eden

10. Little Bit of Heaven

11. Soap, Soup & Salvation

12. Belfry

Lone Justice - 1986-11-29 - Chicago, IL (FM)

Ok, I admit it, I'd never seen Lone Justice live.  But I have seem the voice that powered the band, Maria McKee, during her first solo tour, leading in for Neil Young at the Palladium on September 6, 1989.  The tune Shelter, from the album of the same name, has every quality of a number 1 single, yet it barely cracked the top 40.  In any event, her's Maria and Lone Justice about 3 years before I saw here solo, in Chicago on November 29, 1986, 33 years ago today.  And yes, they play Shleter!

Lone Justice - 1987-03-09 - Munich, Germany (Ex Aud)

Lone Justice
1987-03-09
Alabama-Halle
Munich, Germany
Excellent Audience recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Shelter
02. I Found Love
03. Wheels
04. Belfry
05. Working Late
06. Ways To Be Wicked
07. Inspiration
08. Cotton Belt
09. The Gift
10. ???
11. East Of Eden
12. Soap Soup And Salvation
13. You Are The Light

Lone Justice - 1987-03-09 - Munich, Germany (Ex Aud)

As mentioned earlier, we're trying to bring you shows this month from bands we're big fans of but don't post that frequently strictly because of a shortage of live tapes. Lone Justice, fronted by Maria Mckee, is one of those bands. a guiltily pleasure of mine since the very first time I heard the tunes Ways To be Wicked and Shelter. This excellent audience recording captures Lone Justice in Munich on March 9, 1987, 31 years ago today. The band was on tour in support of their second album Shelter, which was co-produced by Jimmy Iovine and Steve Van Zandt. Yet even those two rock heavy weights and an infectious title track, couldn’t help the band achieve the breakthrough commercial success they sought, The album stalled at #65 on the Billboard charts, while the single made it only to #47. A shame that the public didn’t take to this vastly under rated band. Download this one and you can see for yourself what everyone missed.

Lone Justice - 1987-01-03 - Amsterdam, Netherlands (FM)

Lone Justice

1987-0-03

Paradiso

Amsterdam,  Netherlands

FM Broadcast

224 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Wheels

02. Shelter

03. Belfry

04. I Found Love

05. East of Eden

06. Soap, Soup and Salvation

07. Working Late

08. Inspiration

09. Cotton Belt

10. Ways To be Wicked

Lone Justice - 1987-01-03 - Amsterdam,  Netherlands (FM)

1980s - #1: As long time readers of this blog know Lone Justice is one of my guilty pleasures - I could listen to the the tunes Shelter or Ways To Be Wicked non stop! Today we capture Lone Justice in Amsterdam on January 3, 1987, 3 decades ago this very day, on tour in support of the album Shelter. .The disc featured the 2 tunes I just mentioned and was co-produced by Jimmy Iovine and Steve Van Zandt. Yet even those two rock heavy weights and an infectious title track, couldn’t help the band achieve the breakthrough commercial success they sought, The album stalled at #65 on the Billboard charts, while the single made it only to #47. A shame that the public didn’t take to this vastly under rated band.

Lone Justice - 1987-03-01 - Amsterdam, Netherlands (FM)

Lone Justice

1987-03-01

Paradiso

Amsterdam,  Netherlands

FM Broadcast

224 kbps

Artwork Included

01. Working Late

02. Inspiration

03. Cottonbelt

04. Ways To Be Wicked

05. Wheels

06. Shelter

07. Belfry

08. I Found love

09. East of Eden

10. Soap, Soup and Salvation

Lone Justice - 1987-03-01 - Amsterdam, Netherlands (FM)

Lone Justice, fronted by Maria Mckee, has been a guiltily pleasure of mine since the very first time I heard the tunes Ways To be Wicked and Shelter. This FM broadcast captures Lothe band in Amsterdam on March 1, 1987, 32 years ago today. The band was on tour in support of their second album Shelter, which was co-produced by Jimmy Iovine and Steve Van Zandt. Yet even those two rock heavy weights and an infectious title track, couldn’t help the band achieve the breakthrough commercial success they sought, The album stalled at #65 on the Billboard charts, while the single made it only to #47. A shame that the public didn’t take to this vastly under rated band. Download this one and you can see for yourself what everyone missed. Today we capture Lone Justice in Amsterdam on March 1, 1987, 29 years ago today. The band was on tour in support of their second album Shelter, which was co-produced by Jimmy Iovine and Steve Van Zandt.  Yet even those two rock heavy weights and an infectious title track, couldn’t help the band achieve the breakthrough commercial success they sought,  The album stalled at #65 on the Billboard charts, while the single made it only to #47.  A shame that the public didn’t take to this vastly under rated band.  Download this one and you can see for yourself what everyone else missed!