I am looking for the origin of a recording that I have.
It is a copy of a very poor quality from a vinyl called "Black & Blue FM 1976" (without cover)
I think it could be the record referenced by Nico Z. (760400B April 1976 unidentified source).
The inlay is interviews of M J & C W discussing around "B & B"
1 - "Hot Stuff"
2 - interview (50s) and "Fool To Cry"
3 - interview (1'20) and Cherry Oh Baby, interview (2'30) and "Hey Negrita"
4 - interview (1'50) and "Crazy Mama"
total around 28 minutes.

and the tape is completed by
- "Happy" ( Stones live) unknow
- "Let’s Go Steady » (live 1979 New Barbarians) unknow
- "Apartment # 9" (live 1979 New Barbarians) unknow
- "Y C A G W Y W” (incomplete) unknow

Does anyone know the exact origin of this record, or can confirm my opinion?
Anyone would be interested if I post a copy?
thanks in advance
Norbert O.

Norbert
email: stonyroad58@gmail.com

I saw that 194 people look at this message but no one answer so I understand that
- no one know about this radio programm
- no one is interesting that I make a post
Norbert

Sorry, I forgot...
of course, I'm interested in an upload!
I've never heard of this one, though...
Best
Norbert (the other one...)

I don't know anything about it, but I love Black and Blue and would be grateful if you can post it.

Thanks!

Not sure if I ever heard this ....would like to hear it now...

It's okay, I will do a post soon
Norbert O.

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StonyRoad
I am looking for the origin of a recording that I have.
It is a copy of a very poor quality from a vinyl called "Black & Blue FM 1976" (without cover)
I think it could be the record referenced by Nico Z. (760400B April 1976 unidentified source).
The inlay is interviews of M J & C W discussing around "B & B"
1 - "Hot Stuff"
2 - interview (50s) and "Fool To Cry"
3 - interview (1'20) and Cherry Oh Baby, interview (2'30) and "Hey Negrita"
4 - interview (1'50) and "Crazy Mama"
total around 28 minutes.

and the tape is completed by
- "Happy" ( Stones live) unknow
- "Let’s Go Steady » (live 1979 New Barbarians) unknow
- "Apartment # 9" (live 1979 New Barbarians) unknow
- "Y C A G W Y W” (incomplete) unknow

Does anyone know the exact origin of this record, or can confirm my opinion?
Anyone would be interested if I post a copy?
thanks in advance
Norbert O.

I am collecting vinyl bootlegs for 35 years now, and I am not aware of such a vinyl.
Are you sure the recording is from a vinyl ?
Do you hear crackles ?

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LiveAtHidepark

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StonyRoad
I am looking for the origin of a recording that I have.
It is a copy of a very poor quality from a vinyl called "Black & Blue FM 1976" (without cover)
I think it could be the record referenced by Nico Z. (760400B April 1976 unidentified source).
The inlay is interviews of M J & C W discussing around "B & B"
1 - "Hot Stuff"
2 - interview (50s) and "Fool To Cry"
3 - interview (1'20) and Cherry Oh Baby, interview (2'30) and "Hey Negrita"
4 - interview (1'50) and "Crazy Mama"
total around 28 minutes.

and the tape is completed by
- "Happy" ( Stones live) unknow
- "Let’s Go Steady » (live 1979 New Barbarians) unknow
- "Apartment # 9" (live 1979 New Barbarians) unknow
- "Y C A G W Y W” (incomplete) unknow

Does anyone know the exact origin of this record, or can confirm my opinion?
Anyone would be interested if I post a copy?
thanks in advance
Norbert O.

I am collecting vinyl bootlegs for 35 years now, and I am not aware of such a vinyl.
Are you sure the recording is from a vinyl ?
Do you hear crackles ?

You're surely right, because no crackles or other vinyl noises can be hear
It's coming from a trader that write "from a rare vinyl source" on the cdr but it's probably from a tape copy of the radio program!

I think I heard this on WPLJ in NY in 1976. It was a radio show. I don't know if my friend Charles taped it on cassette. I could ask him.

SOUL

The interview bits are taken from the Freddy Hauser 1975 'Jukebox' Special.

www.rsundercover.eu

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StonyRoad
I saw that 194 people look at this message but no one answer so I understand that
- no one know about this radio programm
- no one is interesting that I make a post
Norbert

I am intereted that you made a post. I never heard of this radio program.

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Britney
The interview bits are taken from the Freddy Hauser 1975 'Jukebox' Special.

I'm surprised I remember it was one of my favourite rock program on french TV when I was young! thanks for the info I will make a research

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StonyRoad
I saw that 194 people look at this message but no one answer so I understand that
- no one know about this radio programm
- no one is interesting that I make a post
Norbert

I am intereted that you made a post. I never heard of this radio program.

i already made the post calling "POST: 1976 TV, radio reports" that containt this and other 1976 reports
see on the 12 march!
Norbert

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StonyRoad
I saw that 194 people look at this message but no one answer so I understand that
- no one know about this radio programm
- no one is interesting that I make a post
Norbert

Norbert,
I understand your frustration, but there are a lot of people over here that just come to grab stuff, not to answer questions...

Also, not many people have the knowledge to recognize certain recordings, so an answer like "I can't help you" is not going to help you.
And that's the answer I have to give...

It's good to see that some people finally stepped in and tried to help you; you see, sometimes it just takes some time

Anyway, thank you very much for your contributions, they are very much appreciated!!!!

Chris from Belgium

My memory tells me I have some 1976 footage Cirkus München but must look and see when I come back home.
sorry, wrong topic



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Can anyone post/re-up this one?