Internet Archive's in-browser audio with external links "theater" requires JavaScript to be enabled. It appears your browser does not have it turned on. Please see your browser settings for this feature.

John Cipollina Live at Chi Chi Club on 1983-12-23

by John Cipollina

Publication date: 1983-12-23 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: JohnCipollina

Band/Artist: John Cipollina

(Disc 1)
(First Set)
01. Blues In My Bottle
02. Walkin' Blues
03. Six Weeks In Reno
04. Run Outta West
05. Dekalb Blues
06. Small Walk In Box
07. Tough As Nails
08. Tuning
09. Down In The Bottom
10. Exit

(Second Set)
11. Intros, Tuning, Merry Christmas
12. Fantasy World
13. Pride Of Man
14. Who Do You Love
15. Tuning
16. Baby Please Don't Go
(Disc 2)
17. Southside Johnny
18. My Party

Notes

John Cipollina - Nick Gravenites Band (a.k.a. Thunder and Lightning)
12-23-83
Chi Chi Club, San Francisco, CA.

Source: 1st Gen Cassette, Audience
Equipment: Sony D5, Nakamichi 300 Mics
Location: Stage Left Tables
Taper: Bob Leonardis
Digitized by: Roger Miller

Thunder & Lightning

John Cipollina- Guitar, Vocals
Nick Gravenites- Guitar, Vocals
Doug Kilmer- Bass, Vocals
Greg Elmore- Drums

This was one of the first Thunder & Lightning shows at the Chi Chi Club. Quite possibly the first. Thunder & Lightning had a long, fruitful run of memorable shows at the Chi Chi Club over the next few years.

Addeddate: 2005-12-28 21:09:27

Discs: 2

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: cipollina1983-12-23.aud.flac16

Lineage: CASS/1 > WAV > FLAC

Location: San Francisco, CA.

Shndiscs: 0

Source: 1st Gen Cassette, Audience

Taped by: Bob Leonardis

Transferred by: Roger Miller

Type: sound

Venue: Chi Chi Club

plus-circle Add Review

comment
Reviews

Reviewer: njpg - - December 23, 2014
Subject: -

Cipollina was a musician beyond belief.

Reviewer: gvtmule - - December 24, 2010
Subject: Nice

This is sweet. As someone who never got to see Cipollina, I would have LOVED to have been at a small club show like this. His playing has as much its own fingerprint as any of the other masters. Worth the price of admission for Who Do You Love alone.

6,188 Views

5 Favorites

2 Reviews