Torrent #155518 Robert Palmer - KSAN FM, San Francisco, California, August ??? 1977, SBD.
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Robert Palmer - 1977-08-xx - KSAN FM - San Francisco, CA
Robert Palmer
KSAN FM
San Francisco, CA
August ## 1977
01. Intro >
02. How Much Fun
03. Here With You Tonight
04. Give Me An Inch >
05. Which Of Us Is The Fool >
06. River Boat > Pressure Drop
07. Band Intro Jam > Work To Make It Work
08. Sailin' Shoes > Hey Julia > Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley
Just 2 words : killer show !!!!!!!!!! with a real "Little Feat" sound type...
If somebody knows the exact date, please let us know....
1st generation reel-to-reel > Revox > amplifiers > tascam audio cdrw750 > cd >
computer > plex tool professional XL > wav > flac.
Transfered, & uploaded by 38f on Dime, July 2007.
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Torrent #155518 Robert Palmer - KSAN FM, San Francisco, California, August ??? 1977, SBD.
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#1932132 by 38f at 2007-07-23 16:43:04 GMT
sample
Attachment: 03.mp3
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#1932134 by AgentC at 2007-07-23 16:43:49 GMT
Thank you - looks great!
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#1932151 by chopitulas at 2007-07-23 16:55:00 GMT
Most likely this is from The Savoy on Grant Ave. where Robert caused a big
splash when he appeared, doing two shows a night for two nights. (I saw three
of them...). I would thought this occurred in 1976 but I don't know the real
date.
Right around then, Graham Parker and The Rumour also made their first SF
appearance at the same venue, also broadcast by KSAN.
Thanks!
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#1932173 by Kennyk913 at 2007-07-23 17:05:19 GMT
wow what a set...i just bought Pressure Drop on Vinyl
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#1932175 by olddude at 2007-07-23 17:05:24 GMT
Thanks
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#1932176 by Dukeguwi at 2007-07-23 17:05:37 GMT
Thank you very much !
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#1932184 by rover at 2007-07-23 17:09:01 GMT
I have his '76 US tour date.
According to it, The Savoy shows are April 6th & 7th 1976.
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#1932192 by Jdot420 at 2007-07-23 17:14:15 GMT
The sound of that sample is hot!! Does anyone have any Robert Palmer live
recordings which opened with the band playing a jazzed-up version of Husker
Du's "New Day Rising"? (This really did happen, according to Bob Mould -
I've just never heard it myself).
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#1932193 by 38f at 2007-07-23 17:14:21 GMT
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In comment #1932184 rover wrote something like this:
I have his '76 US tour date.
According to it, The Savoy shows are April 6th & 7th 1976.
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mmmm, it's possible KSAN broadcast date is 1977 (cause i'm sure of it), but the
show if from 76'....i have many KSAN tapes and i'm sure about the dates cause i
got all of them from the masters of a friend of mine that was working there from
75 till 81....in fact the graham parker, the hoodoo rd, some cipollina and some
others i uploaded in the last 3 years comes all from this friend...
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#1932205 by amellowsoul at 2007-07-23 17:25:40 GMT
I also have this on one very old cassette, labelled simply "S.F., Spring 1976"
if this helps. Rover might be right. Pity I still can't download with a dang,
would love an upgrade.
Maybe I am not the one to say, as I haven't heard many Robert Palmer shows, but
you do want this one, simply great!
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#1932229 by haempel at 2007-07-23 17:43:34 GMT
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In comment #1932192 Jdot420 wrote something like this:
The sound of that sample is hot!! Does anyone have any Robert Palmer live
recordings which opened with the band playing a jazzed-up version of Husker Du's
"New Day Rising"? (This really did happen, according to Bob Mould - I've just
never heard it myself).
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They played the song you are looking for at least at this show:
San Diego, CA, San Diego State University - Open Air Theatre July 26, 1986 -
Westwood One broadcast
I am not sure but I think this was spread here already?
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#1932234 by TheCommish at 2007-07-23 17:47:47 GMT
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In comment #1932193 38f wrote something like this:
mmmm, it's possible KSAN broadcast date is 1977 (cause i'm sure of it), but the
show if from 76'....i have many KSAN tapes and i'm sure about the dates cause i
got all of them from the masters of a friend of mine that was working there from
75 till 81....in fact the graham parker, the hoodoo rd, some cipollina and some
others i uploaded in the last 3 years comes all from this friend...
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Hey Fabio, this looks awesome. You sir, once again confirm that you are indeed
a man among boys on this site!
Like many others here, I just love the early, funky Robert Palmer material. I
can't wait to get home to download this puppy.
And let me tell you how grateful I am to your friend who's supplied you with
these great shows. I continue to seed that '76 Graham Parker show of yours that
I reseeded a while back, and I really dig those Hoodoo Rhythm Devils shows that
you'd put up.
As if I haven't said it enough already, THANK YOU very much, my friend! I raise
a glass of the finest American beer in your honor!
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#1932243 by TheCommish at 2007-07-23 17:50:55 GMT
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In comment #1932229 haempel wrote something like this:
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In comment #1932192 Jdot420 wrote something like this:
The sound of that sample is hot!! Does anyone have any Robert Palmer live
recordings which opened with the band playing a jazzed-up version of Husker Du's
"New Day Rising"? (This really did happen, according to Bob Mould - I've just
never heard it myself).
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They played the song you are looking for at least at this show:
San Diego, CA, San Diego State University - Open Air Theatre July 26, 1986 -
Westwood One broadcast
I am not sure but I think this was spread here already?
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I uploaded the 7/26/86 San Diego show nearly a year ago, still found here:
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=105071
If anyone would like me to help seed it, please send me a PM and I'll be glad
to help you out. It's a very enjoyable show.
In fact, I've also shared two other very worthwhile Robert Palmer torrents.
If anyone would like to grab these, please let me know:
Robert Palmer on Timothy's White's Rock Stars program (interview, 7/16/86):
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=128113
Robert Palmer - "Band in Boston" Warner Bros. Radio Show (1979, SBD):
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=108760
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#1932367 by ljs_54 at 2007-07-23 19:17:31 GMT
http://www.rockandrollroadmap..n_francisco/savoy-tivoli.html
Savoy-Tivoli
1434 Grant Avenue
San Francisco, California
In 1976, in a back room here, many great or soon to be great attractions played
here including but not limited to: The Ramones, Graham Parker, Robert Palmer,
and Southside Johnny. Some great Bluesman played here as well such as Jimmy Reed
and Muddy Waters.
He was at the Bottom Line in NYC on April 20 & 21, 1976 to support "Pressure
Drop", along with Gallagher and Lyle. He did not appear in 1975 or 1977, so the
KSAN broadcast might have been recorded in 1976 and aired in 1977.
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#1932371 by jaffaa at 2007-07-23 19:22:58 GMT
Into Robert Palmer in the late 70's. Thanx for this treat !!
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#1932417 by 38f at 2007-07-23 19:50:33 GMT
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In comment #1932367 ljs_54 wrote something like this:
http://www.rockandrollroadmap..n_francisco/savoy-tivoli.html
Savoy-Tivoli
1434 Grant Avenue
San Francisco, California
In 1976, in a back room here, many great or soon to be great attractions played
here including but not limited to: The Ramones, Graham Parker, Robert Palmer,
and Southside Johnny. Some great Bluesman played here as well such as Jimmy Reed
and Muddy Waters.
He was at the Bottom Line in NYC on April 20 & 21, 1976 to support "Pressure
Drop", along with Gallagher and Lyle. He did not appear in 1975 or 1977, so
the KSAN broadcast might have been recorded in 1976 and aired in 1977.
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i agree with your explanation my friend
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#1932428 by FREE_Forever at 2007-07-23 19:59:28 GMT
Thanks once more Fabio. What can I add to all the generous and very true
compliments above ....??? Not much I guess, just that I confirm all off them
and state the compliments are not enough yet ....
THANKS, THANKS, THANKS !!!
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#1932442 by gv0000 at 2007-07-23 20:06:52 GMT
The BG database has Robert Palmer appearing at Bimbo's 365 Club w/ Jackie Lomax
on 11/29/76 and 11/30/76.
Oh also thanks for sharing.
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#1932457 by 38f at 2007-07-23 20:16:28 GMT
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In comment #1932442 gv0000 wrote something like this:
The BG database has Robert Palmer appearing at Bimbo's 365 Club w/ Jackie Lomax
on 11/29/76 and 11/30/76.
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this date is possible too, definetly this is 76 and broadcasted in 77
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#1932473 by ljs_54 at 2007-07-23 20:24:50 GMT
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In comment #1932442 gv0000 wrote something like this:
The BG database has Robert Palmer appearing at Bimbo's 365 Club w/ Jackie Lomax
on 11/29/76 and 11/30/76.
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Could well have been to support "Some People Can Do What They Like", which came
out in 1976. The setlist from this show is definitely mostly from "Pressure
Drop", which came out in 1975, so that's why I thought the Savoy might be the
venue.
Also, I've never seen a KSAN broadcast from Bimbos but I could be wrong.
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#1932491 by 38f at 2007-07-23 20:32:29 GMT
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In comment #1932473 ljs_54 wrote something like this:
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In comment #1932442 gv0000 wrote something like this:
The BG database has Robert Palmer appearing at Bimbo's 365 Club w/ Jackie Lomax
on 11/29/76 and 11/30/76.
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Could well have been to support "Some People Can Do What They Like", which came
out in 1976. The setlist from this show is definitely mostly from "Pressure
Drop", which came out in 1975, so that's why I thought the Savoy might be the
venue.
Also, I've never seen a KSAN broadcast from Bimbos but I could be wrong.
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unfortunally as usual the dj spot said only KSAN SF, so any guess is possible
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#1932505 by Homebrew101 at 2007-07-23 20:41:03 GMT
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In comment #1932193 38f wrote something like this:
I raise a glass of the finest American beer in your honor!
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And just how did you get your hands on some of my homebrew??
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#1932514 by carl50 at 2007-07-23 20:43:20 GMT
thank you kindly,peace.
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#1932678 by scottellis at 2007-07-23 22:24:02 GMT
Thanks Fabio, you are a star. The man in the suit in his Little Feat/Steve Smith
days. Class.
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#1932776 by oldlper at 2007-07-23 23:33:12 GMT
Thank you very much Fabio.
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#1932787 by slugline at 2007-07-23 23:45:42 GMT
Thanks so much, Fabio! I've been a RP fan for a long long time... can't wait to
hear this one!
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#1932818 by jazamo at 2007-07-24 00:08:32 GMT
Thanks so much for the UL!!!
I saw him in Boston at Paul's Mall / Jazz Workshop around this time, and he was
as stated a "class" act on stage.
Can anybody make some artwork for this classic Palmer show?
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#1932889 by anglomuse at 2007-07-24 01:13:18 GMT
Here's my Robert Palmer story:
I went to see the Who in Providence on Keith Moon's final tour (he had passed
out in Boston the week before, or maybe after). Anyway, the opener was Toots and
the Maytals, as Townsend was really into them at the time.
The crowd wanted none of it and kept booing and yelling for the Who.
Pressure Drop was a Toots song but Robert Palmer had just released it, so they
brought him on to sing on that and close the set. The crowd by now had only
gotten worse , were throwing things and it was the only time in many years of
concert-going that I saw a major act get booed off the stage.
Thing went better for Robert after that.....
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#1933026 by TheWildOne at 2007-07-24 03:22:21 GMT
Thanks for the Robert Palmer! This looks great!
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#1933115 by Tvalen01 at 2007-07-24 05:45:05 GMT
Thanks! Love the early Palmer era.
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#1935640 by jasonmcc at 2007-07-25 19:04:59 GMT
dont often post comments but... had too
-just when you think there is not much out there you haven't already heard/seen
---whamo!! ya woke me up!
Much thanks for this gem!!
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#1936027 by JSHRN at 2007-07-25 22:27:43 GMT
Thank You!
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#1941212 by Jetrell69 at 2007-07-28 18:17:15 GMT
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In comment #1932193 38f wrote something like this:
mmmm, it's possible KSAN broadcast date is 1977 (cause i'm sure of it), but the
show if from 76'....i have many KSAN tapes and i'm sure about the dates cause i
got all of them from the masters of a friend of mine that was working there from
75 till 81....in fact the graham parker, the hoodoo rd, some cipollina and some
others i uploaded in the last 3 years comes all from this friend...
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hey Fabio, this looks awesome. You sir, once again confirm that you are indeed
a man among boys on this site!
Like many others here, I just love the early, funky Robert Palmer material. I
can't wait to get home to download this puppy.
And let me tell you how grateful I am to your friend who's supplied you with
these great shows. I continue to seed that '76 Graham Parker show of yours that
I reseeded a while back, and I really dig those Hoodoo Rhythm Devils shows that
you'd put up.
As if I haven't said it enough already, THANK YOU very much, my friend! I raise
a glass of the finest American beer in your honor!
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And you didn't tell me I MISSED this, I can't believe I missed this myself.......
I am ON it right freekin now.
:) :)
THANKS huge Fabio, GREAT share here.
:) :)
~Jet
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