THE NEW BARBARIANS
&
THE ROLLING STONES

The Benefit FOR THE BLIND Concerts
22nd April 1979
OSHAWA
(Civic Auditorium)
Part 2: The evening shows

On April 22, 1979, The Rolling Stones and The New Barbarians, played two benefit concerts for the Canadian National Institute For The Blind (CNI in Oshawa.
This shows can be included in the New Barbarians series as Volume 04 and 05 but because they also include the Stones we decided to present them separately.
The gigs were introduced through John Belushi and Cliff Lorimer. First the New Barbarians played their set, then MJ & KR played Prodigal Son and after that the Stones entered the stage (joined for the last song Jumpin' Jack Flash by the remaining New Barbarians).
The gigs were introduced through John Belushi and Cliff Lorrimer. First the New Barbarians played their set, then MJ & KR played Prodigal Son and after that the Stones entered the stage (joined for Jumpin' Jack Flash by the remaining New Barbarians).

CD1:
Part I°] Introduction: John BELUSHI & Cliff LORIMER
01 - Introduction

Part II°] Opening act: THE NEW BARBARIANS.
Line-up: RW (gtr, voc, harm, sax, pedal steel)/KR (gtr, voc, p)/Ian McLagan (p, org, bvoc)/Stanley Clarke (bass)/Bobby Keys (sax)/Joseph ‘Ziggy’ Modeliste (dr)
02 - Sweet Little Rock ‘n’ Roller
03 - F.U.C. Her
04 - Breathe On Me
05 - Infekshun
06 - I Can Feel The Fire
07 - Am I Grooving You
08 - Seven Days
09 - Before They Make Me Run
10 - outro (intermezzo)

CD2:
Part III°] Intermezzo: Mick JAGGER & Keith RICHARDS
01 - Prodigal Son

Part IV°] THE ROLLING STONES
Line-up: MJ (voc, gtr)/KR (gtr, voc)/RW (gtr, bvoc)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/STU (p)/Ian McLagan (p, org)/Bobby Keys (sax)

02 - Let It Rock
03 - Respectable
04 - Star Star
05 - Beast Of Burden
06 - Just My Imagination
07 - When The Whip Comes Down
08 - Shattered
09 - Miss You
10 - Jumpin' Jack Flash
11 - outro

This shows appears to be on loads of releases. Soundwise my favourite is ‘Blind Date Revisited’ on Brex 062. The VGP 197 version is claimed to be speed corrected but I sensed it runs a little too slow and therefore was never satisfied with it. A version sent by nzb (with the short description ‘speed corrected sdb’ but no other info!) is IMHO in the correct speed. It shows that the Grex version has to be decelerated by -1,42%. (and the VGP version accelerated by +2,26).
nzb’s version contained also the complete intermezzo between the New Barbarians and ‘Prodigal Son’ and an outro missed on all the other versions.
So here I used the speed corrected Grex version and the intermezzo and outro coming from nzb’s version.

As usual all the infos are taken from The Complete Works Of The Rolling Stones database by Nico Zentgraf: [www.nzentgraf.de]





Posted in 2023 by StonyRoad on IORR: [iorr.org]

link valid until 17/01/23
[we.tl]
next volume on Thursday

Norbert
email: stonyroad58@gmail.com

Thanks Norbert !!!!!!

thanks a lot

Thanks !!!!

Thank you very much

Thank you very much

Thanks a lot Norbert!

Thank you forall these nice things

THX

Thank very much - my 2nd Stones show (my first was the afternoon show )

Thanks very much!!!

Thanks a lot!

Thank you.

Thanks for your work.

Thank you Norbert!

Thank you very much!!!

You mean DAC-197, not VGP. VGP-197 is Portland 98.

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wiredallnight
You mean DAC-197, not VGP. VGP-197 is Portland 98.

Yes you're right: DAC 197 sorry!

Unfortunately "Shattered" is incomplete (at about 3:25 about 35 seconds are missing).



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Forgive my ignorance, but I thought there was only one show. So there were 2 shows afternoon and evening and this is a different how than what appears as the popular bootleg, Blind Date?

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Mr. Jimi
Forgive my ignorance, but I thought there was only one show. So there were 2 shows afternoon and evening and this is a different how than what appears as the popular bootleg, Blind Date?

Blind Date (DAC-197) and this one contains the evening show (2nd show) in soundboard quality. The diference here is: I used the speed corrected Grex version and the intermezzo and outro coming from nzb’s version.

The afternoon show (1st show) is only available in audience quality.

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gonzalo76

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Mr. Jimi
Forgive my ignorance, but I thought there was only one show. So there were 2 shows afternoon and evening and this is a different how than what appears as the popular bootleg, Blind Date?

Blind Date (DAC-197) and this one contains the evening show (2nd show) in soundboard quality. The diference here is: I used the speed corrected Grex version and the intermezzo and outro coming from nzb’s version.

The afternoon show (1st show) is only available in audience quality.

Thank you

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wiredallnight
You mean DAC-197, not VGP. VGP-197 is Portland 98.

Maybe he meant VGP Unnumbered Blind Date Revisited.rar from The Stones Vault ? [www.filefactory.com]



The Rolling Stones
Blind Date Revisited [VGP] (not credited)

1979-04-22-2, Civic Auditorium, Oshawa, CAN
CNIB Concert for the Blind
Very good soundboard recording

Trade > EAC (secure) > FLAC (8) > blakeeik torrent

CD1 – The New Barbarians
(01) Introduction by John Belushi
(02) Sweet Little Rock'n Roller
(03) F.U.C. Her
(04) Breathe On Me
(05) Infekshun
(06) I Can Feel The Fire
(07) Am I Groovin' You
(08) Seven Days
(09) Before They Make Me Run

CD2 – The Rolling Stones
(01) Prodigal Son
(02) Let It Rock
(03) Respectable
(04) @#$%&
(05) Beast of Burden
(06) Just My Imagination
(07) When the Whip Comes Down
(08) Shattered
(09) Miss You
(10) Jumping Jack Flash



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2023-01-14 12:38 by gonzalo76.

Great post. The song "Breathe On Me" is great! I like Ron's vocal. Him and Keith both singing on this sound awesome!!

By the way: The original unreworked soundboard recording of this show is still up and running on Dime:
[www.dimeadozen.org] (16/44)
and
[www.dimeadozen.org] (24/96)
There are some tape flip gaps (see description), another gap not indicated is in I Can Feel The Fire.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2023-01-20 14:37 by wiredallnight.

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wiredallnight
By the way: The original unruined soundboard recording of this show is still up and running on Dime:
[www.dimeadozen.org] (16/44)
and
[www.dimeadozen.org] (24/96)
There are some tape flip gaps (see description), another gap not indicated is in I Can Feel The Fire.

Thanks for your alternate versions and thanks for StonyRoad's upload.

Venue: Civic Auditorium, Oshawa, ON
Date: April 22, 1979
Format: 16mm film, colour

This brief CBC News clip documents the Stones' free show for the CNIB in Oshawa circa April 1979, and features about half of '@#$%&'. I'm not sure if the performance is taken from the first or second shows of the day.

Can anyone share the Stonyroad version again?