Huey Lewis - 1992-04-10 - Tokyo, JP (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Huey Lewis & The News

Yoyogi Olympic Pool, Tokyo, Japan - April 10/1992

Huey Lewis – lead vocals, harmonica

Sean Hopper – keyboards, backing vocals

Bill Gibson – drums, percussion, backing vocals

Johnny Colla – guitar, saxophone, backing vocals

Mario Cipollina – bass

Chris Hayes – lead guitar, backing vocals

Ron Stallings – tenor saxophone

Lineage :

Cdr Trade -> EAC -> Audacity -> Traders' little helper (checksum & flac conversion (6))

CD1

01 - Chain Gang Intro

02 - Build Me Up

03 - Time Ain't Money

04 - The Power Of Love

05 - Doin't All For My Baby

06 - Walkin' On A Thin Line

07 - It's Alright

08 - So Much In Love

09 - The Heart Of Rock n' Roll

10 - It Hit Me Like A Hammer

11 - He Don't Know

12 - Attitude

13 - Bad Is Bad

CD2

01 - I Want A New Drug

02 - Couple Days Off

03 - Do You Believe In Love

04 - If This Is It

05 - Workin' For A Livin'

Excellent soundboard from their Hard at Play tour, a Pro-Shot video of this show is also available.

Huey Lewis and the News - 1982-04-01 - Reseda, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Huey Lewis and the News 1982-04-01 W and R Country Club, Reseda, Ca. (FLAC)

Wolf and Rissmiller's

Country Club

Reseda, Ca. USA

april 1, 1982

promoting their album "picture this"

and last 4 tracks, New Orleans, La. Superdome 1986

W&R CC runtime: 71:40 (minutes/ seconds)

lineage:

FM? maybe sbd? > ? > 

Maxell XLII 90 min. cassette (probably 1st or 2nd gen.) >

played on Tascam 112 into soundforge (wav) > 

flac (sb's aligned)

Huey Lewis and the News

Huey Lewis: lead vocals and harmonica

Sean Hopper: keyboards, backing vocals

Chris Hayes: guitar, backing vocals

Johnny Colla: guitar, sax, backing vocals

Mario Cipollina: bass, backing vocals

Bill Gibson: drums, percussion, backing vocals

with the Tower of Power horns

01: change of heart 3:32

02: givin' it all up for love 3:58

03: trouble in paradise > 3:40

04: don't make me do it to you 3:05

05: stop tryin' 3:45

06: workin' on a chain gang 3:20

07: tell me a little lie 5:18

08: don't ever tell me you love me 3:14

09: so in love 2:27

10: do you believe in love? 4:08

11: the only one 5:25 (end applause spliced)

12: one fine day? 4:28 (end cuts)

13: some of my lies are true 4:40

14: drums 1:21

15: workin' for a living 4:47

16: unknown 4:35 

17: hope you love me like you say you do 4:42

18: nobody really cares 5:14 (end applause spliced)

Superdome, New Orleans, La. 1986

19: the power of love 4:58

20: if this is it 4:47

21: heart and soul 4:09

22: thin line 6:01 

total runtime: 91:35

this is the earliest Huey Lewis recording I've heard. etree notes that this show was on the King Biscuit radio show but not all of it was broadcasted there this may be the full show from Reseda, it comes from a fellow who recorded sbds there for awhile in the early 80's the date information is taken from etree, so it should be right, but they're sometimes wrong. a few of those have been posted recently, and still a couple more are likely to be soon. I think this might be a radio broadcast since it has some between track edits. if so, probably a local one, not the edited national one on KBFH show. not sure of track 12 title, the rest should be right the last 4 songs are "filler" from another show, and included on the source cassette, so I left them in here.

Huey Lewis & The News - 1987-03-26 - Portland, OR (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Huey Lewis and the News (w/Tower of Power horns)
03/26/87
Memorial Coliseum
Portland, OR

Westwood One broadcast

trade CD>WAV>Flac level 6

01 - Jacob's Ladder

02 - I Never Walk Alone

03 - Walking on a Thin Line

04 - Bad Is Bad

05 - Heart of Rock and Roll

06 - If This Is It

07 - Power of Love

08 - Buzz Buzz Buzz

09 - Hip to Be Square

10 - Stuck with You

11 - Back in Time

12 - I Know What I Like

13 - I Want A New Drug

Huey Lewis - 1984-02-21 - San Francisco, CA (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM broadcast FLAC)

Huey Lewis & The News

Kabuki Theater, San Francisco, CA

1984-02-21

Westwood One Superstars in Concert Show #84-22 (commercials cut)

For Airing the weekend of Oct. 13, 1984

Lineage: Pre-FM vinyls > ? > HDD > WAV > Audacity > TLH > FLAC (L8)

Huey Lewis: lead vocals and harmonica

Sean Hopper: keyboards, backing vocals

Chris Hayes: guitar, backing vocals

Johnny Colla: guitar, sax, backing vocals

Mario Cipollina: bass, backing vocals

Bill Gibson: drums, percussion, backing vocals

01 The Heart Of Rock & Roll

02 Change Of Heart

03 Do You Believe In Love

04 Heart And Soul

05 Walking On A Thin Line

06 Buzz Buzz Buzz

07 Hearts

08 If This Is It

09 I Want A New Drug

10 Hope You Love Me Like You Say You Do

11 Just A Little Lie

12 Bad Is Bad

13 Some Of My Lies Are True

14 Workin' For A Livin'

notes:

"Huey Lewis & The News hit the ball out of the park with their third album, Sports. The September 1983 release dominated the charts until November 1984, with five Top 40 singles...and in 1985, Weird Al Yankovic parodied one of the songs with "I Want A New Duck."

Speaking of Weird Al, he and Huey teamed up for a GREAT promo spot for the 30th Anniversary Release of Sports...even if you're not a fan, it's worth checking out. I don't see that it's available for embedding, but if you do a search on YouTube for "American Psycho with Huey Lewis and Weird Al" it will turn up...as you can see from the title, it's got a parody of a scene from that movie...

Huey Lewis - 2003-01-09 - Clearwater, FL (ALD/FLAC)

(ALD FLAC)

Huey Lewis & The News

Ruth Eckerd Hall, Clearwater FL 

2003-01-09

ALD-Soundboard recording  (a Jim Fiesler recording)

Lineage:  ALD/SBD > D8 (listen box) DAT > CDR

01 We're Not Here For A Long Time (We're Here For A Good Time)

02 When I Write The Book

03 The Heart Of Rock & Roll

04 Trouble In Paradise

05 The Power Of Love

06 Huey speaks to the audience

07 Plan B > 

08 Drum solo > 

09 The Rhythm Ranch

10 Perfect World

11 Huey speaks to the audience (includes band intros)

12 Sixty Minute Man (a capella)

13 Bad Is Bad

14 If This Is It

15 Buzz Buzz Buzz

16 Jacob's Ladder

17 Heart And Soul

18 But It's Alright

19 I Want A New Drug > encore break (2:07 of crowd applause)

Encore

20 Do You Believe In Love

21 Workin' For A Livin' > encore break & crowd applause

22 Huey thanks the audience

Encore 2

23 Doing It All For My Baby

24 Back In Time

Additional notes:  

* Deleted 25 seconds of pre-recorded music before start of 1st song (with Nero)

* Deleted 20 seconds of audience applause at end of show (again with Nero)

* Re-tracked show by combining in Nero, splitting with CD Wave

Huey Lewis and the News - 1986-12-17 - Portland, OR (FM/FLAC)

 

(FM broadcast FLAC)

"Superstars Concert Series"

lineage:
WAAF 107.3 Worcester FM radio > Sansui 8 reciever > unknown average quality cassette deck (dolby off) > Maxell XLII 90 min. master cassette (probably never played in 24 years) > played on Nak. 300 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

Huey Lewis - lead vocals and harmonica
Greg Adams - trumpet
Lee Thornburg - trumpet
Steve Kupka - baritone sax
Richard Elliot - alto and tenor sax
Emilio Castillo - tenor sax
the Tower of Power horns
Sean Hopper - keyboards, backing vocals
Chris Hayes - guitar, backing vocals
Johnny Colla - guitar, sax, backing vocals
Mario Cipollina - bass, backing vocals
Bill Gibson - drums, percussion, backing vocals

01 - Jacob's ladder (Bruce Hornsby) 4:56
02 - I never walk alone 3:29
03 - walking on a thin line 6:16
04 - bad is bad 4:06
05 - the heart of rock and roll 5:42
06 - if this is it 4:29
07 - the power of love 5:23
08 - buzz buzz buzz 3:49
09 - hip to be square 5:10
10 - stuck with you 5:10
11 - back in time 5:05
12 - I know what I like 5:04
13 - I want a new drug (with band introductions) 10:47

runtime - 69:32 (minutes/seconds)

comments:
recorded live in Portland, it's the Huey Lewis Big Band. (about twice the size of the "sports" tour group lineup.) track 12 here is not to be confused with the 1973 Genesis song. the title is the same, but it's an entirely different song. "the power of love" and "back in time" were previously heard in the soundtrack of the movie "back to the future". just how hip is it to be square, really? Not very, according to Huey, apparently, at this time. He seemed almost embarassed about that being the current standard of hip in their native S.F. area. this tour is poppier than the "sports" music. highlights of this (imho) include Jacob's ladder, I never walk alone, the power of love and back in time. just a few nights before Christmas and all through the house, Huey Lewis was stirring up and scaring away all the mice with audio newspaper. If you celebrate Christmas, or Chanukah, or something similar this time of the year, and this is it, merry Chanukah, Happy Christmas or whatever else applies to you, and if you're stuck with someone, or just want a new drug, well... have some Huey. But be forewarned, sometimes bad is bad. not always, though.

Huey Lewis - 1991-12-07 - Oldenburg, DE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Huey Lewis and The News

Hard at Play Tour

Weser-Ems-Halle, Oldenburg - Germany

7th December 1991

NDR-Riesenfete 1991 - 7th Festival Edition

Full lineage:

Astra satellite radio broadcast > Emme Esse ESR-2500 LT satellite receiver - RCA connections - (forgotten modelname) tape cassette recorder > 1x c90 TDK HF tape cassette > TEAC W-865R - 2x RCA to mini jack stereo cable - PCI CMI8738/C3DX Sound Card > HDD .wav files aquisition, tracks splitting by Audacity 2.1.3 > flac files encoding (level=5), fft fingerprints by FLAC Frontend v2.1 > .md5 whole-set signature file by mkwACT v1.0

Huey Lewis: lead vocals, harmonica

Chris Hayes: lead guitar, backing vocals

Johnny Colla: guitar, saxophone, backing vocals

Mario Cipollina: bass

Bill Gibson: drums, percussion, backing vocals

Sean Hopper: keyboards, backing vocals

01 - Heart and Soul (03:49)

02 - Build Me Up (05:07)

03 - The Power of Love (05:09)

04 - Walking on a Thin Line (05:47)

05 - It Hit Me Like a Hammer (04:18)

06 - He Don't Know (06:01)

07 - Attitude (04:30)

08 - Guitar & Drums Jam (02:14)

09 - I Want a New Drug (04:45)

10 - Couple Days Off (04:03)

Total Playing Time: 00:45:47

This comes from my master cassette, recorded via satellite radio broadcast from NDR 2 German radio by "Radiokonzert" radio show. The audio quality is great. The set is probably incomplete, several songs were not broadcasted. I've leave the recording as it was originally. I've only took off every radio comment.

Huey Lewis - 1983-11-09 - Chicago, IL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

 

HUEY LEWIS And THE NEWS

Park West

Chicago IL

November 9th 1983

The Source Starfleet Network / WXRT FM Live Broadcast

R.J.P. 10.5 Inch Reel to Reel Master

Transferred and Presented By Krw_co

LINEAGE 

WXRT FM BROADCAST> R.J.P.(10.5")MASTER REEL TO REEL @ 7.5IPS>TEAC A-7300 REEL TO REEL W/MANUAL AZIMUTH ADJUSTMENT>CREATIVE SOUNDBLASTER X-FI HD MODEL #SB1240 WAV(24/96KHZ)> MAGIX AUDIO CLEANING LAB FOR KRW TRACK MARKS VOLUME ADJUSTMENT AND EDITS>WAV(24/96KHZ)TLH FLAC 8

Huey Lewis Vocals Harmonica

Chris Hayes Guitar Vocals

Johnny Colla Guitar Saxophone

Sean Hopper Keyboards Backing Vocals

Mario Cipollina Bass

Bill Gibson Drums

01 Intro

02 Huey Lewis Interview

03 The Heart Of Rock & Roll

04 Change Of Heart

05 The Only One

06 Hope You Love Me Like You Say You Do

07 Heart And Soul

08 Walking On A Thin Line

09 It’s All Right

10 Do You Believe In Love

11 Finally Found A Home

12 Some Of My Lies Are True (Sooner or Later)

13 Workin’ For A Living

14 Buzz Buzz Buzz

15 I Want A New Drug

16 Bad Is Bad

17 WXRT

Huey Lewis and The News - 1984-10-28 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Dominion Theatre

Incomplete Concert 

lineage
CDR -> EAC -> Wav -> Trader's Little Helper -> Flac Level 8 

01-The Heart Of Rock & Roll 
02-Trouble In Paradise 
03-Don't Make Me Do It 
04-If This Is It 
05-Sea Cruise 
06-Walking On A Thin Line 
07-It's Allright 
08-So In LOve 
09-Finally Found A Home 
10-Some Of My Lies Are True (Sooner Or Later) 
11-Workin'For A Livin' 
12-I Want A New Drug

Huey Lewis - 1983-10-27 - San Francisco, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Kabuki Theater

lineage:
WAAF 107.3 Worcester FM radio > Sansui 8 reciever > unknown average quality cassette deck (dolby off) > Maxell XLII 90 min. master cassette (probably never played in 25 years) > played on Nak. 300 into soundforge (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

Huey Lewis: lead vocals and harmonica
Sean Hopper: keyboards, backing vocals
Chris Hayes: guitar, backing vocals
Johnny Colla: guitar, sax, backing vocals
Mario Cipollina: bass, backing vocals
Bill Gibson: drums, percussion, backing vocals

(exact date unknown, could be the late show from October 27, 1983) "Superstars Concert Series" FM pre-recorded broadcast in 1984 touring their hugely popular album "Sports"

01 - the heart of rock & roll 5:23

02 - change of heart 3:18

03 - do you believe in love? 3:58

04 - heart and soul 4:01

05 - walking on a thin line 5:48 

06 - buzz buzz buzz 3:16

07 - love is a whisper token 2:57

08 - if this is it 4:12 

09 - I want a new drug 5:31 

10 - hope you love me like you say you do 4:04 

11 - A little lie 5:13

12 - bad is bad 7:04 

13 - some of my lies are true 6:28

14 - workin' for a livin' 5:52

runtime: 67:12

Huey Lewis - 1984-10-13 - Essen, DE (TV/FLAC)

(TV broadcast FLAC)

Huey Lewis & The News

Grugahalle, Essen, Germany

October 13, 1984

Source

TV audio > RCA cables > Hitachi D560 cassette deck > Cassette (courtesy of MauroVerona)

Transfer

Zoom H4n (16/44) > Sound Forge (pitch +3.75%, tracking, volume) > TLH (sbe aligned) Flac 8

Huey Lewis & The News during the height of their success. This audio comes from an Italian TV broadcast and is the longest version I've seen. I've pitch adjusted this to match the video. The Italian DJ talks over the beginning of a couple songs. The crowd noise is a bit intrusive at the beginning of most songs, it affects the fidelity of the songs. You can watch a 70 min version on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWBbomS0UIQ

The Italian broadcast had an extra song "Finally Found A Home", not included on the youtube version. This also included an interview and So In Love (acappella). 

Huey Lewis – lead vocals, harmonica (1979–present)

Sean Hopper – keyboards, backing vocals (1979–present)

Bill Gibson – drums, percussion, backing vocals (1979–present)

Johnny Colla – guitar, saxophone, backing vocals (1979–present)

Mario Cipollina – bass (1979–1995)

Chris Hayes – lead guitar, backing vocals (1979–2001)

01 Introduction

02 Heart Of Rock & Roll (DJ chatter at beginning)

03 Change Of Heart

04 DJ Chatter

05 Don't Make Me Do It To You

06 I Want You (DJ chatter at beginning)

07 If This Is It

08 DJ Chatter

09 Heart & Soul

10 DJ Chatter

11 Walking On A Thin Line

12 It's All Right

13 Do You Believe In Love

14 DJ Chatter

15 Finally Found A Home (fades in)

16 Workin' For A Livin' (incl. Band intros)

17 DJ Chatter

18 Buzz Buzz Buzz

19 encore applause

20 I Want A New Drug

21 DJ Chatter, applause

22 Bad Is Bad

23 DJ Chatter & Interview

24 So In Love (acappella)

25 DJ outro

Total Time = 92:15

Huey Lewis & The News - 1984-08-20 - Saratoga Springs, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Huey Lewis & The News

Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Springs, NY (USA)

August 20, 1984

Lineage: Sbd Cassette Master >PlayBack Master Cassette> Marantz Pmd 501>Sony Pcm- M10 @ 24-48>USB>Cool Edit Pro 24-48> Adobe Audition CC2017 (level boost) > CD Waveditor (track) > flac8

01. The Heart Of Rock & Roll

02. Change Of Heart

03. Don't Make Me Do It

04. I Want You

05. If This Is It

06. Heart And Soul [Exile]

07. Walking On A Thin Line

08. It's All Right [The Impressions]

09. Do You Believe In Love [Supercharge]

10. You're Still A Young Man [Tower Of Power]

11. -instrumental-

12. Bad Is Bad > -band intros-

bill: Huey Lewis & The News/Tower Of Power Horns

Huey Lewis - 2012-08-15 - Los Angeles, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Live at The Greek Theater

Genre: Rock
Audience Tape: A
Mikes: Schoeps mk4 > Actives > NBox >
Recorder: Sony M-10
Transfer: Goldwave (Volume Boost, Compression > Dither to 16b) > Media Monkey (Flac Transfer L8)
Recorded by Scooter123

Sean Hopper, Keyboards, Guitar
James Harrah, Lead Guitar
Johnny Colla, Saxaphone
Bill Gibson, Drums
John Pierce, Bass
Johnnie Bamont, Sax
Marvin McFadden, Trumpet
Rob Suddithm, Sax

01. Heart of Rock and Roll
02. Some Kind of Wonderful
03. Respect Yourself
04. I Want a New Drug
05. Small World
06. Jacobs Ladder
07. Banter
08. Little Itty Bitty One
09. Livin in a Perfect World
10. Heart and Soul
11. Its Alright
12. We're Not Here for a Long Time
13. Banter
14. Power of Love
15. Crowd
16. Doing It All For My Baby
17. Working For a Living

TT: 1:17

Tapers Notes:
Huey Lewis, a Northern California legend, is "retired" and thus plays only about 60 shows a year, with most of his original band. For accurate people, the audience tape was matrixed with a 20-40% cut from the soundboard.

Huey Lewis and the News - 2013-08-13 - Vienna, VA (ALD/FLAC)

(ALD FLAC)

Huey Lewis and the News

Filene Center at Wolf Trap

Vienna, VA

August 13, 2013

Recording Info:

ALD - Unknown recorder

Edited with Adobe Audition CC 2015 / cool edit pro 2.1

"The Wolf Trap Collection"

01. It's The Same Old Song (pre show) (Four Tops)

02. set up

03. The Heart Of Rock & Roll 

04. Heart And Soul (Exile cover)

05. Bad Is Bad

06. I Want A New Drug

07. Walking On A Thin Line

08. Finally Found A Home

09. If This Is It

10. You Crack Me Up

11. Honky Tonk Blues (Hank Williams cover)

12. "Sport" album

13. While We're Young

14. Trouble In Paradise

15. Some Kind Of Wonderful (Soul Brothers Six cover) 

16. But It's Alright (J.J. Jackson cover) 

17.We're Not Here For A Long Time (We're Here For A Good Time)

Encore:

18. new CD plug

19. The Power Of Love

20. Do You Believe In Love (Supercharge cover) 

21. Workin' For A Livin'

Mastering of this source: Conan

Notes:

This recording found it's way to me from a long time buddy/collector via a portable HD. The HD contains a good 50-75 shows from Wolf Trap from about 2010 - 2013 I have found NONE of these to be in circulation, nor have I found many to have been recorded via any other source. So I would regard these as very unique.

I can conclude that almost all of these recordings (if not all) were recorded via ALD. They are all Mono, and many of the recordings have various stages of Clipping. It's not clear if the clipping is only in the copies I received or are on the original files (which I had no access to) Without overly enhancing or destroying the recordings, I have done the best I could to master them and put them out. I would welcome any input on the history of these recordings or anything else that someone could enlighten me on their origin.

Huey Lewis and the News - 2015-07-18 - Sioux City, IA (IEM/AUD/MTX/FLAC)

(IEM/AUD Matrix FLAC)

Huey Lewis and the News 
Tyson Events Center Parking Lot 
Sioux City IA 

Taper: Alzeppelin 

Source 1: 
Drummer Ear Monitor Feed (stereo) >Sennheiser EW300 Stereo Receiver > Tascam DR-05 (16/44) 

Source 2: 
Coresound CSB Mics > Bass Roll-off > Tascam DR-07 (16/44) *recorded directly behind soundboard 

Transfer: 
Memory Cards > USB > Cooledit Pro (static removal for IEM source, normalize levels) > Sony Vegas (sync sources) > CDWAV (track splits) > Traders Little Helper FLAC Level 8 

01. Intro 
02. The Heart of RnR 
03. If This Is It 
04. I Want A New Drug 
05. Your Love Is Killing Me 
06. Jacob's Ladder 
07. Back In Time 
08. Band Intros 
09. Uh Uh 
10. Little Bitty Pretty One 
11. While We're Young 
12. Heart and Soul 
13. Its Alright 
14. We're Here For A Good Time 
15. Encore Break 
16. The Power of Love 
17. Do You Believe In Love 
18. Walking On A Thin Line 
19. Workin' For A Living (cuts out at very end) 

Notes: 
A great hits-filled show from Huey and the News in a hot as hell parking lot. This was a concert put on for RAGBRAI which is a annual bike ride across Iowa that brings all kinds of drunken and road hogging bike riders to our state every year. Why people put on concerts in a parking lot of a nice fairly new air conditioned arena in the middle of July is a mystery to me. I recorded the show and got the hell out of there.

Rock am Ring - 1985-05-25/26 - Nurburgring, DE (2xDVDfull pro-shot)

(2xDVDfull pro-shot)

SOURCE:
ZDF (German TV) > Nordmende VCR > Maxell VHS Master tape

LINEAGE:
Panasonic NV-FJ610 VCR stereo> PIONEER DVR-5100H (fine mode)> DVD (optimized mode)

Video Codec: MPG2
Frame Rate: 25 pics/sec
Bitrate: 7844
Frame: 720 x 576
Screen: 4:3 PAL

DVD 1
FOREIGNER Länge: ca. 20 min
01. I wanna know what Love is
02. Reaction to Action
03. Hot blooded
04. Juke Box Hero

REO SPEEDWAGON ca. 20 min.
01. Can't fight this Feeling
02. Live every Moment
03. 157 Riverside Avenue

HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS ca. 20 min.
01. Trouble in Paradise
02. Power of Love
03. They say it's alright
04. I want a new Drug


DVD 2
NIGHT RANGER ca. 15 min.
01. Sentimental Street
02. Don't tell me you love me

RICK SPRINGFIELD ca. 20 min.
01. Celebrate Youth
02. Living in Oz
03. Jessie's Girl
04. Dance the World away
05. Love somebody

MARILLION ca. 20 min.
01. Pseudo Silk Kimono
02. Kayleigh
03. Lavender
04. Garden Party

THE ALARM ca. 10 min.
01. 68 Guns
02. Where were you hiding when the Storm broke

Notes by the uploader/trader:
Each bands set is about 20 min. Some a little shorter, some longer. Never find the time to write down the setlists. Maybe one of you could be so nice.

Here` one of my old VHS master tapes. The quality is as good as a master from 1985 could be. The tape was still in good shape after all these years.

Huey Lewis And The News - 2017-06-24 - Webster, MA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Huey Lewis & The News 

2017-06-24 

Indian Ranch 

Webster, MA 

Lineage: 

CA11 (Omni) > CA-UBB > Tascam iXJ2 > Lightning Adapter > iPhone 6S > Twisted Wave (app) > WAV (Wi-Fi transfer) > Wavelab 6.1 > CDWAV > FLAC 

Huey Lewis - vocals, harmonica 

Johnny Colla - saxophone, guitar, vocals 

Bill Gibson - drums, vocals 

Sean Hopper - keyboards 

John Pierce - bass 

James Harrah - guitar 

Marvin McFadden - trumpet 

Johnnie Bamont - saxophone 

Rob Sudduth - saxophone 

A Kitty Lickin' Discs Production 

CD1 

01. The Heart Of Rock And Roll 

02. Remind Me Why I Love You Again 

03. I Want A New Drug 

04. Her Love Is Killing Me 

05. Doing It All For My Baby 

06. Hip To Be Square 

07. Band Introductions 

08. Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um 

09. Lookin' For A Love 

10. While We're Young 

CD2 

01. Back In Time 

02. Heart And Soul 

03. But It's Alright 

04. We're Not Here For A Long Time (We're Here For A Good Time) 

05. Horn Section Introductions 

06. The Power Of Love 

07. Bad Is Bad 

08. Workin' For A Livin' 

Recorded by: Relayer35 

Comments: This was my third eighties show in a week that covered four bands. After this, I am officially eighties out. These guys were the first concert I ever saw, back when I was 14 years old! This was a daytime show. The venue is right on Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg. (Yes, that is really the name of the lake). All the concerts here are daytime shows. This was my first trip to this place. The venue is open air, with some covered section. I was in a covered section, 20 some odd rows back. The section where I was was not raised at an incline, even though the sections in front and behind me were. This meant that I couldn't really see, because there were about 10 rows of people in front of me at the same level. The crowd was enthusiastic, and often louder than the music. It wasn't my favorite venue. 

The recording is nice, with some very loud clapping and cheering here and there, and some minor chatter, especially during the three new songs (one of which they played last time I saw them four years ago, but I guess it's still new for them!). 

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