Warren - Cal Jam 1 04/06/74

Cal Jam 1 - 04/06/74
Ontario Motor Speedway, Ontario, CA

Media Type:	CD	Media Count:	4
J-Card Comment:	this is KLOS's broadcast of the first California Jam
Trades Allowed:	Yes	Traded From:
Reference #:		Generation:	0
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Cal Jam 1 04/06/74
Ontario Motor Speedway, Ontario, CA

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Set I

CD1
Ten Years After: Rock'n'Roll Music to the World
Ten Years After: Spoonful
Ten Years After: I'm Going Home
Johnny Winter: Bad Situation
Johnny Winter: Stone County
Johnny Winter: Silver Train
Johnny Winter: Jumpin' Jack Flash
Robin Trower: Day of the Eagle
Robin Trower: Bridge of Sighs
Robin Trower: Too Rolling Stoned
Robin Trower: Alethea
Robin Trower: Little Bit of Sympathy
Bachman Turner Overdrive: Let It Roll
Bachman Turner Overdrive: Takin' Care of Business

Set II

CD2
Mountain: Theme from an Imaginary Western
Mountain: Nantucket Sleighride
Mountain: Roll Over Beethoven/Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
Aerosmith: Dream On
Aerosmith: Walk This Way
Aerosmith: Train Kept a-Rollin'
Mott the Hoople: American Pie/Golden Age of Rock'n'Roll
Mott the Hoople: Sucker
Mott the Hoople: Born Late 58
Mott the Hoople: One of the Boys
Mott the Hoople: Marionette
Mott the Hoople: All the Way from Memphis
Humble Pie: Four-Day Creep
Humble Pie: Stone Cold Fever
Humble Pie: C'mon Everybody

Set III

CD3
Eric Clapton: Badge
Eric Clapton: Let It Rain
Edgar Winter: Keep Playing That Rock'n'Roll
Edgar Winter: Frankenstein
Edgar Winter: Tobacco Road
Edgar Winter: Rock'n'Roll Boogie Woogie Blues
The Who: Anyway Anyhow Anywhere
The Who: Substitute
The Who: My Generation
The Who: Pinball Wizard
Peter Frampton: Do You Feel Like We Do

Comment

This is not California Jam--none of the above appeared at Cal Jam I (1974) or Cal Jam II (1978); it's an old vinyl bootleg called Guitar Bandits on Seagull Records with most tracks from the King Biscuit Flower Hour, a few others from bootlegs or unknown sources, most all from 1973-1974; TYA didn't exist in April 1974; Steven Tyler says "thank you New York;" Leslie West wishes Felix Pappalardi happy birthday (he was born 12/30/39); Mott set from 05/09/74 NYC (official release); still a great collection!

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