ROLLING STONES "King Biscuit Flower Hour" RADIO SHOW 1980 LP E.Costello MISPRINT
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THE ROLLING STONES "King Biscuit Flower Hour"
Label: DIR Broadcasting - KB 312 Format: Vinyl, LP, Transcription
Vinyl, LP, Single Sided, Transcription
Country: USA Released: 27 Apr 1980 Genre: Rock, Pop
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Notes
Misprinted labels reads Elvis Costello but release comes with a note from D.I.R. Broadcasting apologizing
that the label was printed in error and that the label should read 'The Rolling Stones'.
The catalogue number is only etched in the deadwax (KB 312).
Double album with three sides of music and adverts. Side D is blank no music.
The sides are arranged:
Disc 1: Side A (KB 312 A) and Side C (KB 312 C)
Disc 2: Side B (KB 312 B) and Side D (blank no music).
The King Biscuit Flour Hour 4/27/80 (supposed to be Elvis Costello)
The Rolling Stones at the Mid South Coliseum (Memphis, TN) Jun 28, 1978
Side One
1 Introduction 00:21
2 Honky Tonk Woman 04:06
3 Miss You 07:43
Side Two
4 Midnight Gambler (NA)
5 Beast Of Burden 06:31
Side Three
6 Just My Imagination (NA)
7 Tumbling Dice 05:31
8 Jumpin' Jack Flash 06:30
Mick Jagger - vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica
Keith Richards - guitars, vocals
Charlie Watts - drums
Ron Wood - guitars, vocals
Bill Wyman - bass
Ian McLagen - keyboards, vocals
Ian Stewart - keyboards
What is featured on this recording is about half of what the Stones played that night in Memphis. Classics like "All Down The Line," "Brown Sugar," "Love In Vain," and Chuck Berry's "Sweet Little Sixteen" were cut to allow the show to fit the time restrictions of the King Biscuit Flower Hour radio broadcast. In the meantime, this is what we have to groove on, and it ain't bad. Opening with a raunchy and gritty version of "Let It Rock," the Stones prove at this show (and on this entire tour) why they remain among the most important rock bands of all time.
"Honky Tonk Women" winds them up, and "Miss You" takes them even higher, before Jagger & Co. completely rock out with skintight versions of "Shattered" and "Respectable." The emphasis remains on the tracks from Some Girls, which was their new LP at the time. "Beast Of Burden" moves into "When The Whip Comes Down" and is followed by two numbers heavily featuring Richards on vocals: "Tumbling Dice" and "Happy." The set ends with a rockin' play of "Jumping Jack Flash."
All vinyls are in NEAR MINT condition, sleeves are too.
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