King Biscuit Flower Hour proudly presents
« Peter Tosh and the Rolling Stones »
I use the cdrs coming from my great friend Mr No that receive them in a trade from USA yearssss ago.
I only amplified a little the sound; I rework a little the transition between the tracks.
My first idea was to cut the publicities but the length stayed more than 80 minutes so it don’t go in only one cdr….. and the publicities give an historical aspect and are funny. So I decided to keep them and to complete with two others sessions: one from the same era (Detroit 1978) the other from 1981 in Chicago.
Note that on the “Detroit session” they re-use the “Shattered, Tumbling Dice and Jumping Jack Flash” from Lexington (so they’re two times but not in the same quality).
And finally for this new mix of sources, this new Frankenstein production (n°13) I decided to make two versions:
- One complete with all the publicities and the complete sessions



- Second only with music and the DJ comments, and I cut the duplicate songs that were on the Detroit session (I modified also the DJ intro).



I create two back covers, so you had the choice to keep the version that you want or …….to pass your way.



Enjoy!
links valid until 16/11/16
for the "complete version"
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for the "edited version"
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Norbert O. (November 2016)

Norbert
email: stonyroad58@gmail.com

Norbert O. Thank You, Thank You

These were a highlight of the 80's when I got them on vinyl .... [boots]

Thanks

Thanks!

Thank you

Edit Ver,CD1-09 All Down The Line
CD2-03 Tumbling Dice

is 19780706 Detroit Live.

Grand merci StonyRoad

thanks nice to hear the dj intros

Thanks again and again and again!

The Tosh set just rips.

Thanks Norbert!

Thanks

Thank you

Thanks!!!!!!!!

Thank you very much

Thank you!!!

Muchisimos Grass...

Thanks for sharing Stonyroad! Do you have any info on the contents and airingdates of the original broadcasts that were used for this Frankenstein?

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Thanks for sharing Stonyroad! Do you have any info on the contents and airingdates of the original broadcasts that were used for this Frankenstein?

The first part "Peter Tosh ...etc" was first aired in late summer 1979 but this version came probably from a later re-broadcast, sorry no info it's coming from trade years ago.
About the others sessions they're coming from the re-broadcast from 1987.
It containt also a 1973 session introducing as a 1975 (sic) session!



Norbert

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Britney
Thanks for sharing Stonyroad! Do you have any info on the contents and airingdates of the original broadcasts that were used for this Frankenstein?

The first part "Peter Tosh ...etc" was first aired in late summer 1979 but this version came probably from a later re-broadcast, sorry no info it's coming from trade years ago.
About the others sessions they're coming from the re-broadcast from 1987.
It containt also a 1973 session introducing as a 1975 (sic) session!



Norbert

Thank for the reply Norbert. So this means track 1-20 from disc 1 and track 1-4 from disc 2 all came from the same broadcast? And track 5-18 from disc 2 are all from the same 1987 rebroadcast?

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Britney
Thanks for sharing Stonyroad! Do you have any info on the contents and airingdates of the original broadcasts that were used for this Frankenstein?

The first part "Peter Tosh ...etc" was first aired in late summer 1979 but this version came probably from a later re-broadcast, sorry no info it's coming from trade years ago.
About the others sessions they're coming from the re-broadcast from 1987.
It containt also a 1973 session introducing as a 1975 (sic) session!



Norbert

Thank for the reply Norbert. So this means track 1-20 from disc 1 and track 1-4 from disc 2 all came from the same broadcast? And track 5-18 from disc 2 are all from the same 1987 rebroadcast?

exactly

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Britney

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Britney
Thanks for sharing Stonyroad! Do you have any info on the contents and airingdates of the original broadcasts that were used for this Frankenstein?

The first part "Peter Tosh ...etc" was first aired in late summer 1979 but this version came probably from a later re-broadcast, sorry no info it's coming from trade years ago.
About the others sessions they're coming from the re-broadcast from 1987.
It containt also a 1973 session introducing as a 1975 (sic) session!



Norbert

Thank for the reply Norbert. So this means track 1-20 from disc 1 and track 1-4 from disc 2 all came from the same broadcast? And track 5-18 from disc 2 are all from the same 1987 rebroadcast?

exactly

Great! Thanks.

www.rsundercover.eu

Thank you for with and without

‘King Biscuit Flower Hour’ broadcast 1979 ... Not 100% actual

29. April 1979 US Radio DIR ‘King Biscuit Flower Hour’ ABC Rock Radio Network
- Let it Rock (Chuck Berry) -Detroit, 6. July 1978
- All Down the Line (Jagger/Richards) -Houston, 19. July 1878
- Honky Tonk Woman (Jagger/Richards) -Houston, 19. July 1878
- Miss you (Jagger/Richards) -Detroit, 6. July 1978
- Respectable (Jagger/Richards) -Houston, 19. July 1878
- Just my Imagination (Whitfield/Strong) -Detroit, 6. July 1978
- Shattered (Jagger/Richards) -Memphis, 28. June 1978
- Happy (Jagger/Richards) -Detroit, 6. July 1978
- *Band Instroduction -Detroit, 6. July 1978
- Love in Vain (Johnny Johnson) -Detroit, 6. July 1978
- Tumbling Dice (Jagger/Richards) -Detroit, 6. July 1978
- When the Whip Comes Down (Jagger/Richards) -Detroit, 6. July 1978
- Brown Sugar (Jagger/Richards) -Houston, 19. July 1878
- Beast of Burden (Jagger/Richards) -Houston, 19. July 1878
- Hound Dog (Jerry Leider/Mike Stoller) -Memphis, 28. June 1978
- Jumpin' Jack Flash (Jagger/Richards) -Houston, 19. July 1878

12. May 1979 US Radio DIR ‘King Biscuit Flower Hour’ Peter Tosh and Rolling Stones live 1978
- D.I.R. Instroduction
- Commercials
- Pick Myself up (Peter Tosh) -Lexington 29.6.78
- African (Peter Tosh) -Lexington 29.6.78
- (You Gotta Walk) Don't Look Back (Robinson/White) -Lexington 29.6.78
- Get up Stand up (Bob Marley) -Lexington 29.6.78
- Commercials
- Respectable (Jagger/Richards) -Lexington 29.6.78
- All Down the Line (Jagger/Richards) -Houston, 19. July 1878
- Miss you (Jagger/Richards) -Lexington 29.6.78
- Commercials
- Lies (Jagger/Richards) -Lexington 29.6.78
- Beast of Burden (Jagger/Richards) -Lexington 29.6.78
- Commercials
- *Band Instroduction
- Shattered (Jagger/Richards) -Lexington 29.6.78
- Far away Eyes (Jagger/Richards) -Lexington 29.6.78
- Tumbling Dice (Jagger/Richards) -Detroit, 6. July 1978
- Commercials
- Sweet Little Sixteen (Chuck Berry) -Lexington 29.6.78
- Jumpin' Jack Flash (Jagger/Richards) -Houston, 19. July 1878
- Commercials

16. May 1979 US radio (D.I.R.) ‘King Biscuit Flower Hour’ Rolling Stones live 1978
- Star Star (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.7.78
- When The Whip Comes Down (MJ/KR) -Detroit 6.7.78
- Lies (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.7.78
- Just My Imagination (Norman Whitfield/Barrett Strong) -Lexington 29.6.78
- Love In Vain (Robert Johnson) -Detroit 6.7.78
- Respectable (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.7.79
- Band introduction -Houston 19.7.78
- Tumbling Dice (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.7.7
- Happy (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.7.78
- Sweet Little Sixteen (Chuck Berry) -Houston 19.7.79
- Brown Sugar (MJ/KR) -Lexington 29.6.78
- Jumping Jack Flash (MJ/KR) -Lexington 29.6.78

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16. May 1979 US radio (D.I.R.) ‘King Biscuit Flower Hour’ Rolling Stones live 1978
- Star Star (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.7.78
- When The Whip Comes Down (MJ/KR) -Detroit 6.7.78
- Lies (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.7.78
- Just My Imagination (Norman Whitfield/Barrett Strong) -Lexington 29.6.78
- Love In Vain (Robert Johnson) -Detroit 6.7.78
- Respectable (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.7.79
- Band introduction -Houston 19.7.78
- Tumbling Dice (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.7.7
- Happy (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.7.78
- Sweet Little Sixteen (Chuck Berry) -Houston 19.7.79
- Brown Sugar (MJ/KR) -Lexington 29.6.78
- Jumping Jack Flash (MJ/KR) -Lexington 29.6.78

Is this one available in its entirety?

Not available in this form?
A part on SODD 077-78 Can't stop rollin' (2 CD) .... another Sampler with Radio Tapes from 1978 Handsome Girls Bonus CD (Dec. 1996)

Re: rskinno's listing...Just to point out...Peter Tosh actually wrote "Get Up, Stand Up." Marley's live show finales cruised on lyrical variations of the song for years. It was the source of some of the enmity between them. Royalties can't solve everything, in Jamaica as in Babylon.

All propers to ya, rskinno, for the many fine things you've shared here. You've made my day many times.



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Thank you!!!

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