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Understanding 9/11New Riders of the Purple Sage Live at Fat Fry on 1978-02-09
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1.A good woman likes to drink with the boys
2.Bye & bye when I need you
3.Lousianna Lady
4.Dim Lights
5.Red hot women & ice cold beer
6.Rainbow
7.Jasper
8.Minglewood
9.Portland Woman
10.Panama Red
2.Bye & bye when I need you
3.Lousianna Lady
4.Dim Lights
5.Red hot women & ice cold beer
6.Rainbow
7.Jasper
8.Minglewood
9.Portland Woman
10.Panama Red
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Notes
Not sure if this one has ever circulated - incomplete show, low generation soundboard recording by Steve Spitalny.Not sure of the lineup exactly,
definitely John Dawson, David Nelson & Steve Love.Not sure of the venue, Fat Fry is usually in Santa Cruz.
All info is as it was on the cassette tape.
Reviews
Reviewer:
xsallnow
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February 22, 2022
Subject: A Fat Fry?
Subject: A Fat Fry?
There is no mention of KFAT, Fat Fry or the show being a live broadcast. There is a live audience.
Reviewer:
corry
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May 3, 2013
Subject: Lost Riders
Subject: Lost Riders
Thank you so much for posting this. It's from a period of the New Riders that is underrepresented by tapes. The band in February 1978 was John Dawson (vocals,guitar), David Nelson (guitar, vocals), Buddy Cage (pedal steel), Steve Love (bass, vocals) and Pat Shanahan (drums). The songs on the tape bear out the time frame, just after the Who Are Those Guys? album.
The Bodega was a popular saloon in Campbell, CA (at 30 South Central Ave), just west of San Jose. The sold a lot of beer, and booked a lot of local bands like Elvin Bishop, The Sons, etc. It's the kind of place the New Riders would have played on a Thursday night in 1978.
The Fat Fry was a weekly live broadcast on KFAT-fm in Gilroy, CA, an amazing radio station that can't be described here. Fat Frys were always on Mondays, to my knowledge, and in the late 70s they were broadcast from Keystone Palo Alto. By the 1980s the Fat Fry had moved to a San Jose place called The Saddlerack (there is a JGB Fat Fry broadcast from The Saddlerack on March 7 '82).
February 9 '78 was a Thursday night, but I wouldn't rule out some sort of special Fat Fry broadcast on a Thursday night from The Bodega (within the range of KFAT). So it's not impossible that this is either an FM or pre-FM broadcast. In any case, it's a cool tape.
The Bodega was a popular saloon in Campbell, CA (at 30 South Central Ave), just west of San Jose. The sold a lot of beer, and booked a lot of local bands like Elvin Bishop, The Sons, etc. It's the kind of place the New Riders would have played on a Thursday night in 1978.
The Fat Fry was a weekly live broadcast on KFAT-fm in Gilroy, CA, an amazing radio station that can't be described here. Fat Frys were always on Mondays, to my knowledge, and in the late 70s they were broadcast from Keystone Palo Alto. By the 1980s the Fat Fry had moved to a San Jose place called The Saddlerack (there is a JGB Fat Fry broadcast from The Saddlerack on March 7 '82).
February 9 '78 was a Thursday night, but I wouldn't rule out some sort of special Fat Fry broadcast on a Thursday night from The Bodega (within the range of KFAT). So it's not impossible that this is either an FM or pre-FM broadcast. In any case, it's a cool tape.
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