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The RainmakersThe Rainmakers Live at Jose's on 1985-09-11 (September 11, 1985)

Collection: : TheRainmakers
Band/Artist: The Rainmakers
Date: September 11, 1985 (check for other copies)
Venue: Jose's
Location: Fayetteville, AR

Source: SBD > Master Cassette Tapes (Maxell UD90)
Lineage: Master Cassette Tapes > Technics RS-B11W Deck > Firewire > PC > Goldwave v5.10 > WAV > FLAC Frontend > FLAC
Taped by: Randell Cale
Transferred by: Mark Jochim for the RMRP
Keywords: Live concert

Description

The One That Got Away
Rockin' All Over The World
Hello I Said
Nobody Knows
Train Kept A-Rollin'
Doomsville
Rockabilly Standard
Kissin' Time
Down On The Corner
A Only Chile
The Task Is At Hand
I Ain't Easy
Rocket Man
Let My People Go-Go
Rockin' Around
Psycho Killer
Carpenter's Son
Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend
Generation Rumble
Out Of His Mind
Don't Let Go
Rough Boys
Drinkin' On The Job
Bang A Gong
Black Sky (Everything You Do)
Stick Together
Dirty Water
EGBDF
Rama Lama Man
Werewolves Of London
Green River
Run Thru The Jungle
Big Fat Blonde
Cool Down
Stranded In The Jungle
Fire
Subterranean Homesick Blues
Roll On
Information
Kisses From St. Louis
Memphis, Tennessee
Secret Agent Man
Walk On The Wild Side
Uncontrollable Urge
Jailhouse Rock
Mystery Dance
Angels Fall In Love
I Talk With My Hands
The Last Time
Under My Thumb
Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting
Encore Break/Let's Have A Party
BONUS: KRFA-FM Pre-Show Interview

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Reviewer: uncle_harry - - April 14, 2006
Subject: This is great !!
Thanks so much for this set. Too cool.
I'm in Australia so I obviously never got a chance to see the band but this almost fills that gap. I have a weekly radio show and The Rainmakers ALWAYS get played.
Thanks again and thanks for all the work you've put into this and the other shows.
Keep 'em coming !!

Cheers

Reviewer: monkey_todd - - March 23, 2006
Subject: Finally!!! SB&R
Its so cool to finally here the expanded version of this. I've had the 2 cd version for YEARS!!!!

Thanks so much for putting this up. Just got it downloaded and I'm 3 songs into it.

This recording is really one of the best. Great Rainmakers material and very cool (if occasionally goofy) covers.

This is a MUST HAVE for any Bob Walkenhorst/Rainmakers fan!!!

Reviewer: mjochim - - March 22, 2006
Subject: Steve, Bob & Rich at Jose's, Fayetteville AR
The show is an early incarnation of THE RAINMAKERS with three-fourths of the members in place (Pat Tomek would join in December 1985). They performed under the name STEVE, BOB & RICH from 1983 until mid-1986 at which time they changed the name of the band. This upload is listed under RAINMAKERS (and the files named as such) to comply with Live Music Archive's naming policies and is included in the permission granted by Bob Walkenhorst for archiving RAINMAKERS recordings.

Enjoy the show!

Notes

Further information about this show, and others in the RAINMAKERS REMASTER PROJECT series, can be found at http://www.mjochim.com/rainmakers/remasters/intro.html or by joining the RainmakersRemasters Yahoo group at http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/RainmakersRemasters/ .

Any questions or comments, please feel free to write me at markjochim@mjochim.com .

ADDENDUM TO THE TEXT FILE:
One of the most important decisions I had to make in this remaster was what to do about the missing music due to tape flips. The partial songs are the end of "Rocket Man", the beginning of "Let My People Go-Go", all but the first few seconds of "Roll On", the beginning of "Information", and most of the unknown encore song (which I've called "Let's Have A Party" here because of Bob's yelling...). My original plan was to try and patch the missing music with that from the same songs performed at other SB&R shows. However, because of my impending move I'd already put all of these other shows into storage. I did think of cross-fading the partial songs into each other or fading to silence and then fading back up on the subsequent song. In the end, I simply removed the silence at the end and beginning of the partials; the transitions are, thus, somewhat abrupt but remain pure to the original recording without losing any more music.