You Know Who... Has a New Time Slot

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First show in the new time slot. It was a little disorienting. As I scored tickets for The Who’s farewell tour (I think they really mean it this time) this morning, I was on a bit of a kick, and that dominated the first part of the show. Aside from that some real stand-out live tracks by Fleetwood Mac, Faces, Stevie Wonder, and Patti Smith. Plenty of good stuff.
 
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LIC Radio 5/13/2025
 
 
Weather Report
“Fast City”
(Joe Zawinul)
Sartory Saal, Köln, DE, 3/13/83
Studio version released on Night Passage  (ARC/Columbia,1980)
 
 
The Who
“The Song Is Over”
(Pete Townshend)
Rough mix
Official version released on Who’s Next  (Track/Decca, 1971)
 
 
The Who
“Dogs”
(Pete Townhend)
Single A-side (Track, 1968)
 
 
The Who
“Substitute”
(Pete Townshend)
Single A-side (Reaction/Atco, 1966)
 
 
Graham Bond Organisation
Not The Who, but somehow The Who?

“Waltz for a Pig”
(Ginger Baker)
B-Side of “Substitute” by The Who (Reaction/Atco, 1966)
 
For more about how a Graham Bond songs ended up being credited to the Who, check out this article about it on my old blog:
Substituting for The Who
 
 
The Who
“Be Lucky”
(Pete Townshend)
From The Who Hits 50!  (Geffen, Polydor, 2014)
 
 
Faces
“Had Me a Real Good Time”
(Ronnie Lane, Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood)
Paris Theater, London, UK, 5/13/71
Studio version released on Long Player  (Warner Bros., 1971)


Led Zeppelin
“The Song Remains the Same”
(Jimmy Page, Robert Plant)
Municipal Auditorium, Mobile, AL, 5/13/73
Studio version released on Houses of the Holy  (Atlantic, 1973)
 
 
Patti Smith Group
Patti Smith
Photo by Gijsbert Hanekroot

“Citizen Ship”
(Patti Smith, Ivan Kral)
The Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA 5/13/79
Studio version released on Wave  (Arista, 1979)
 
 
Warren Zevon
“I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead”
(Warren Zevon)
Park West, Chicago, IL, 5/13/78
Studio version released on Warren Zevon  (Asylum, 1976)
 
 
David Bowie
“Fame”
(David Bowie)
Sportpaleis Ahoy, Rotterdam, NL, 5/13/76
Studio version released on Young Americans  (RCA, 1975)
 
 
Elton John
“Take Me to the Pilot”
(Elton John, Bernie Taupin)
Earls Court, London, UK, 5/13/93
Studio version released on Elton John  (Uni/DJM, 1970)
 
 
Warren Haynes Band
“Invisible”
(Warren Haynes)
Cotton Club, Atlanta, GA, 5/13/93
Studio version released on Tales of Ordinary Madness  (Megaforce, 1993)
 
 
Stevie Wonder
“Big Brother”
(Stevie Wonder)
Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, CA, 4/3/73
Studio version released on Talking Book  (Tamla 1972)
 
 
J. Geils Band
"Whammer Jammer"
(Juke Joint Jimmy)
Cobo Hall, Detroit, MI, 11/3/74
Studio version released on The Morning After  (Atlantic, 1971)
 
 
Danny Kirwan

Fleetwood Mac
"Child of Mine"
(Danny Kirwan)
The Paramount, Seattle, WA , 3/10/72
Studio version released on Bare Trees  (Reprise, 1972)
 
 
Roxy Music
“Stronger Through the Years”
(Bryan Ferry)
Rainbow Music Hall, Denver, CO, 4/17/79
Studio version released on Manifesto  (E.G./Polydor/Atco, 1979)
 
 
Patti Smith Group
“Tomorrow”
(Charles Strouse, Martin Charnin)
The Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA 5/13/79
Released on Land (1975–2002)  (Arista, 2002)
From the musical Annie
 
 
Frank Zappa
“Sofa”
(Frank Zappa)
From Zappa in New York  (DiscReet, 1978)
Recorded at The Palladium, New York, NY, December, 1976)

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