Showing posts with label Harry Chapin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harry Chapin. Show all posts

Saturday, 21 December 2024

































Harry Chapin
The Agora
Cleveland, OH
December 5th 1979

Remastered FM.
Acoustic, mid-day coffee break show, broadcast on WMMS.
One small glitch in W.O.L.D. otherwise it's good quality.
regards
Titus

01 God, Babe, You've Been Good for Me
02 W.O.L.D.
03 Cats in the Cradle
04 Flowers are Red
05 I Wanna Learn a Love Song
06 Odd Job Man
07 30,000 Pounds of Bananas 
08 Taxi
09 Circle

Wednesday, 16 October 2024

































Harry Chapin
Wollman Rink
Central Park, New York City
August 23rd 1978

Remastered FM broadcast.
I really enjoyed doing this one.
Warren Zevon, Billy Joel and Malvina Reynolds all crossed my mind.
Harry was someone who tried to make a difference.
If you don't know his work I'd recommend this as an introduction.
regards
Titus

Disc 1
01 intro/Shooting Star
02 If You Want to Feel
03 W.O.L.D.
04 Poor Damned Fool
05 I Wanna Learn a Love Song
06 Flowers are Red
07 band intros/Bummer
08 Cat's in the Cradle
09 Love is Not in Season
10 Tangled Up Puppet
11 Why Do Little Girls?
12 Mr. Tanner

Disc 2
01 They Call Her Easy
02 Halfway to Heaven
03 Caroline
04 My Old Lady
05 A Better Place to Be
06 Bluesman
07 30000 Pounds of Bananas
08 Taxi
09 Circle

Monday, 23 September 2024

































Harry Chapin
Elektra Records demo tape
1971

Remastered demo.
It's a bit overdriven at times...nothing I could do about that.
It's a bit hissy in quieter moments...but noise reduction attempts did it no favours.
I just tried to get a warmer overall sound.
An R.E. teacher at high school introduced us to Harry Chapin.
We studied the lyrics of his song 'Sniper' and it's social implications.
That teacher was the exception rather than the rule I hasten to add.
I've liked Harry Chapin ever since.
regards
Titus

1 Could You Put Your Light on Please?
2 Greyhound
3 Sandy
4 And the Baby Never Cries
5 Taxi
6 Any Old Kind of Day
7 Dogtown