John Lennon - Listen To This Radio Show 1974-09-28
Posted: Mon Nov 13, 2023 7:53 pm
This is a request I made and then found. Here it is just as I found it. The link in the info file for the art is dead, so if you have it, please post it here.
John Lennon - 1974-09-28 - New York City, NY
(FM broadcast FLAC)
"Listen To This Radio Show" on Mad Scott Records
Lineage:
Beatlegs Internet Tree - EAC - tlh
From a review: "Excellent and unique content: John talks music! He's really into how music borrows from itself to create new forms, and illustrates this by playing albums from his personal collection. There are so many cool bits to this interview. For instance, he notes that the stereo mixing of the Blue and Red Albums were in his opinion terrible! Overall John seems very natural, warm and conversational."
Another highlight among the John Lennon spoken word recordings. John promoted 'Walls & Bridges' quite heavily during his "lost weekend" period, at one giving an interview to 20 DJs at the same time in a chaotic conference call. John dropped by three radio stations in September, KSAN-FM in San Francisco, KHJ-AM in LA (with him taking calls as well, one of them from the guy who ran the Wizardo bootleg label and asked about "What's The New Mary Jane") and this most famous appearance.
It certainly worked, "Whatever Gets You Through The Night" made it to number one for the weekend of November 10 - 16, bookended by "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" by BTO and Billy Swan's "I Can Help" and the album reached the top of the charts as well.
Source: internet tree->flac level 8(xACT)>you
Track List:
Disc 1
1. Intro Dr. Winston O' Boogie
2. Whatever Gets You Through The Night
3. About The New Album
4. #9 Dream
5. More About The Album
6. George Martin
7. Oldies But Goldies
8. Watch Your Step
9. Day Tripper
10. Butcher Album / US Albums
11. I Call Your Name
12. Commerical / ELO
13. Showdown
14. I Heard It Through The Grapevine
15. Producing Pussy Cats / LA
16. Save The Last Dance For Me
17. Weather / Solo Beatles
18. Gravy Train
19. I'm The Greatest
20. What You Got
21. Playlist / Station Identification / Commericals
Disc 2
1. More About Playing Oldies
2. Some Other Guy
3. What'd I Say
4. Piano--guitar Licks / Rolling Stones
5. I Wanna Be Your Man
6. I Wanna Be Your Man
7. The Rolling Stones
8. Daddy Rolling Stone
9. Station ID / Immigration
10. Scared
11. Commercial
12. Heroes
13. Doing Radio
14. About 'I Am The Walrus'
15. I Am The Walrus
16. More About Walrus / Revolution #9
17. Beef Jerky / Outro
18. Immigration Case
19. The Beatles
20. The Beatles Today
21. Lennon Today
22. Monday Night Football 1/2 Time Guest
23. Walls And Bridges Run Down
24. Walls And Bridges Radio Spot
25. Walls And Bridges Televison Spot
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John Lennon - 1974-09-28 - New York City, NY
(FM broadcast FLAC)
"Listen To This Radio Show" on Mad Scott Records
Lineage:
Beatlegs Internet Tree - EAC - tlh
From a review: "Excellent and unique content: John talks music! He's really into how music borrows from itself to create new forms, and illustrates this by playing albums from his personal collection. There are so many cool bits to this interview. For instance, he notes that the stereo mixing of the Blue and Red Albums were in his opinion terrible! Overall John seems very natural, warm and conversational."
Another highlight among the John Lennon spoken word recordings. John promoted 'Walls & Bridges' quite heavily during his "lost weekend" period, at one giving an interview to 20 DJs at the same time in a chaotic conference call. John dropped by three radio stations in September, KSAN-FM in San Francisco, KHJ-AM in LA (with him taking calls as well, one of them from the guy who ran the Wizardo bootleg label and asked about "What's The New Mary Jane") and this most famous appearance.
It certainly worked, "Whatever Gets You Through The Night" made it to number one for the weekend of November 10 - 16, bookended by "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" by BTO and Billy Swan's "I Can Help" and the album reached the top of the charts as well.
Source: internet tree->flac level 8(xACT)>you
Track List:
Disc 1
1. Intro Dr. Winston O' Boogie
2. Whatever Gets You Through The Night
3. About The New Album
4. #9 Dream
5. More About The Album
6. George Martin
7. Oldies But Goldies
8. Watch Your Step
9. Day Tripper
10. Butcher Album / US Albums
11. I Call Your Name
12. Commerical / ELO
13. Showdown
14. I Heard It Through The Grapevine
15. Producing Pussy Cats / LA
16. Save The Last Dance For Me
17. Weather / Solo Beatles
18. Gravy Train
19. I'm The Greatest
20. What You Got
21. Playlist / Station Identification / Commericals
Disc 2
1. More About Playing Oldies
2. Some Other Guy
3. What'd I Say
4. Piano--guitar Licks / Rolling Stones
5. I Wanna Be Your Man
6. I Wanna Be Your Man
7. The Rolling Stones
8. Daddy Rolling Stone
9. Station ID / Immigration
10. Scared
11. Commercial
12. Heroes
13. Doing Radio
14. About 'I Am The Walrus'
15. I Am The Walrus
16. More About Walrus / Revolution #9
17. Beef Jerky / Outro
18. Immigration Case
19. The Beatles
20. The Beatles Today
21. Lennon Today
22. Monday Night Football 1/2 Time Guest
23. Walls And Bridges Run Down
24. Walls And Bridges Radio Spot
25. Walls And Bridges Televison Spot
Please do not repost this link.
hxxps://we.tl/t-cgot6IaBee
