You Know Who... Feels So Good (?)

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Fun show. Post-motrum to come, but here is the playlist:

Santana
“Every Step of the Way”
(Michael Shrieve)
Dillon Stadium, Hartford, CT, 8/17/73
Studio version released on Caravanserai  (Columbia/CBS, 1972)
 
 
Keely Smith
"The Song Is You"
(Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern)
From Politely!  (Capitol, 1958)
 
 
Miss Maybell and Her Ragtime Romeos
“New York, I’m All for You”  (from 1917)
(Edwin Weber)
From Under the Midnight Moon  (Rivermont, 2026)
 
 
Big Bill Broonzy
“I Feel So Good”
(Big Bill Broonzy)
Single A-side (Okeh, 1942) (Okeh, 1942)
 
 
Boz Scaggs
“I Feel So Good”
(Big Bill Broonzy)
Pacific High Studios, San Francisco, CA, 12/19/71
Originally recorded by Big Bill Broonzy; released as single A-side (Okeh, 1942)
 
  
The Who
“Amazing Journey” > “Sparks”
(Pete Townshend)
Woodstock Music and Art Fair, Bethel, NY, 8/17/69
Studio versions released on Tommy  (Track/Decca, 1969)
 
 
The Band
“This Wheel’s on Fire”
(Bob Dylan, Rick Danko)
Woodstock Music and Art Fair, Bethel, NY, 8/17/69
Studio version released on  Music from Big Pink  (Capitol, 1968)
 
 
Terry Reid
“Faith to Arise”
(Terry Reid)
The Boarding House, San Francisco, CA, 8/17/76
Studio version released on Seed of Memory  (ABC, 1976)
 
 
ZZ Top
“Tush”
(Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill, Frank Beard)
Toledo Speedway Jam II, Toledo, OH, 8/17/80
Studio version released on FandangoI  (London, 1975)
 
ZZ Top were the headliners.
 
 
Stevie Ray Vaughan
“Couldn't Stand the Weather”
(Stevie Ray Vaughan)
Le Spectrum, Montreal, QC, 8/17/84
Studio version released on Couldn’t Stand the Weather  (Epic, 1984)
 
 
The Clash
“This Is Radio Clash”
(Joe Strummer, Mick Jones, Paul Simonon, Topper Headon)
Civic Theater, Akron, OH, 8/17/82
Studio version released as single A-side (CBS, 1981)
 
 
Tina Turner
“Let’s Stay Together”
(Al Green, Willie Mitchell, Al Jackson Jr.)
Park West, Chicago, IL, 8/17/84
Studio version released on Private Dancer  (Capitol, 1984)
Originally recorded by Al Green; released on Let’s Stay Together  (Hi, 1972)
 
 
Bryan Ferry
“Kiss and Tell”
(Bryan Ferry)
CNE Grandstand, Toronto, ON, 8/17/1988
Studio version released on Bête Noire  (Virgin, 1987)
 
 
Steely Dan
“Jack of Speed”
(Walter Becker, Donald Fagen)
Gorge Amphitheater, George, WA, 8/17/96
Studio version released on Two Against Nature  (Giant, 2000)
 
 
Nirvana
“About a Girl”
(Kurt Cobain)
Hollywood Palladium, Hollywood, CA, 8/17/90
Studio version released on Bleach  (Sub Pop, 1989)
 
 
Foo Fighters
“Everlong”
(Dave Grohl)
Bizarre Festival, Weeze, DE,  8/17/01
Studio version released on The Colour and the Shape  (Roswell, Capitol, 1997)
 
 
XTC
“Runaways”
(Colin Moulding)
Paradiso, Amsterdam, NL, 3/8/82
Studio version released on English Settlement  (Virgin, 1982)
 
 
XTC
“Life Begins at the Hop”
(Colin Moulding)
My Father's Place, Old Roslyn, NY, 12/2/80
Studio version as single A-side (Virgin, 1979)
 
 
XTC
“Making Plans for Nigel”
(Colin Moulding)
Farquhar Auditorium, University of Victoria, Victoria, BC, 3/2/80
Studio version released on Drums and Wires  (Virgin, 1979)
 
 
Eric Johnson
“Cliffs of Dover”
(Eric Johnson)
Boulder Theater, Boulder, CO, 4/14/90
Studio version released on Ah Via Musicom  (Capitol, 1990)


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