Stevie Ray Vaughan-Crossfire
Arc Angels-Living in a Dream
Box of Frogs-Into the Dark
Robin Zander-I’ve Always Got You
Verve Pipe-Hero
Suzanne Vega-Rusted Pipe
***Ian Anderson interview excerpt***
Jethro Tull-Mother Goose
Led Zeppelin-Since I’ve Been Loving You (live)
Elton John-Grey Seal
Fleetwood Mac-Forever
Steve Howe-Sharp on Attack
Tommy Bolin-Marching Bag (M2)
Hour 2
***PDQ Bach-Good morning***
Argent-Time of the Season
Warren Zevon-Poor Poor Pitiful Me
Roy Buchanan-Turn to Stone
Tom Petty-Something in the Air
***Concert-The Who in New Orleans***
The Who-Under My Thumb
Frampton-Jumpin’ Jack Flash
Iris-The Rapper
***Lily Tomlin-obscene phone call***
Peter Gabriel-Shaking the Tree
Wallflowers-The Difference
Bob Dylan-Going, Going, Gone
Michael Penn-No Myth
***Howie Mandel-Chocolate bar***
I stacked segment three with "songs you know, done by somebody else", with a slight cheat on the Argent cover (I mean, he's covering himself from his days in The Zombies). I thought it appropriate to put Dylans (Bob and Jacob) back to back, and check out the early take on "Grey Seal" by Elton, recorded in January of 1970, but later re-recorded for the "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" album. By the way, in the liner notes for the CD that was originally from (an Elton rarities double disc), Bernie Taupin says he has NO idea what the lyrics are supposed to be mean. Also have an alternate take on Tommy Bolin's "Marching Powder" called "Marching Bag". The program kicks off with the Double Trouble rhythm section, first with SRV, then with Arc Angels. And the words from Ian Anderson leading into "Mother Goose" were from a 1996 interview. Hope you like!