Various - The King Biscuit Flower Hour - Reason To Rock mp3 flac

Tracklist

A1	–No Artist	OVU Tone
A2	–No Artist	Opening Comments	0:53
A3	–No Artist	Budweiser Ad	1:00
A4	–No Artist	U.S. Army Ad	0:30
A5	–John Lennon	Mother
A6	–John Lennon	Come Together
A7	–John Lennon	Give Peace A Chance
A8	–No Artist	Goodyear Ad	0:30
A9	–No Artist	U.S. Army Ad	0:30
A10	–No Artist	Local Commercial	1:00
B1	–Dire Straits	Romeo & Juliet
B2	–Dire Straits	Love Over Gold
B3	–Dire Straits	Two Young Lovers
B4	–No Artist	U.S. Army Ad	0:30
B5	–No Artist	Goodyear Ad	0:30
B6	–No Artist	Pioneer Ad	1:00
C1	–Todd Rundgren	Hello It's Me
C2	–Crosby, Stills & Nash	Teach Your Children
C3	–The Doobie Brothers, James Taylor	Takin' It To The Streets
C4	–The Doobie Brothers, James Taylor , John Joseph Hall	Power
C5	–No Artist	Budweiser Ad	1:00
C6	–No Artist	U.S. Army Ad	0:30
C7	–No Artist	Close/Ending Credits	0:30
C8	–No Artist	Promo #1 WIth Announcer	0:30
C9	–No Artist	Promo #2 Music Only	0:30
D1	–No Artist	Blank

Companies, etc.

• Mastered At – Master Cutting Room
• Copyright (c) – DIR Broadcasting

Credits

• Mastered By – Joe Brescio

Notes

"A look back at some of rock's better benefit concerts---before Live Aid"
King Biscuit gathers tracks from a few benefit concert performances. Issued for broadcast the week of April 13, 1986

The performances featured on this broadcast:

SIDE A: John Lennon with Elephant's Memory live at the One To One benefit, Aug 30, 1972, for the pupils of Willowbrook School in New York City, a state-run institute for children with mental disabilities. "Give Peace a Chance" features Stevie Wonder, Melanie and Yoko Ono joining in.

SIDE B: Dire Straits live in London (Wembley) at the Prince's Trust concert, July 4, 1985 with introduction by Prince Charles.

C1 Todd Rundgren at an International Red Cross benefit, 1979
C2-C4 From the No Nukes concerts, September 1979 at Madison Square Garden, organized by MUSE, Musicians United for Safe Energy

These radio shows contain portions of professionally recorded live performances for broadcast and were made available only to radio stations in the US who subscribed to broadcast the show. These were not sold in stores.

They were originally mailed to stations in a standard LP mailer box. The discs were not packaged in a jacket/sleeve. Just rice paper inner sleeves along with 2 cue sheets for the DJ (see photos).

Side D is blank

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Run-out Side A, etched): KB•623A MCR Joe
• Matrix / Runout (Run-out Side B, etched): KB•623 B MCR Joe
• Matrix / Runout (Run-out Side C, etched): KB•623•C MCR Joe