[Disclaimer #1: The mixes and the majority of the tracks from all of these mixtapes are the original C90s from the late 70’s/early mid 80’s. Vinyl to tape. Play a couple of hundred times. Tape to mp3. Snap, crackle, pop and hums are free of charge]
[Disclaimer #2: Meg from Nelson is helping out for a couple of weeks. To say that our musical tastes have few touch points would be an understatement. If you’re surprised to find Barry Manilow, Andy Williams or Liberace here, don’t look at me]
No Phil Collins. I think I was in remission.
Nice linkage here. I think so, anyway
Starts with Wolfgang Ambros and Dylans” Like a rolling stone” with an impenetrable Austrian accent. Great reading.
Then Bob with “Jokerman” – Mark Knopfler with delicacy counterpointing Mick Taylor’s raunchy edge
Then Knopfler from “Local Hero” – one of the great “small” films
Then the Eagles with “All night long” from “Urban Cowboy”. Played in Houston as did “Local Hero”
“Caravan” because Van the Man really would have played all night long ” One more time”… kick”
Clapton was there on the night, too and I first heard “Badge” driving my bosses car to the airport through the Domain in Auckland
Trivia: George Harrison was at Eric’s place and said “”Badge”.That’s an interesting title” and Eric said “No, George. It’s says “Bridge” That’s the bridge. But then again, why not…?”
True story.
Fizzles out there, but Meatloaf and Steinmann match.
And if you want more Zevon, there’s a “Don’t ask me (about WZ)” from last week
Allan Wia A Stan – Wolfgang Ambros from Das Beste Von Wolfgang Ambros
Jokerman – Bob Dylan from The Best Of Bob Dylan
Going Home: Theme Of The Local Hero – Mark Knopfler from Screenplaying
All night long – Eagles from Live
Caravan – Van Morrison from The Last Waltz (Disc 2) [Live]
Badge – Cream from The Best of Cream
Catch me I’m falling – Real Life from Heartland
I want a new drug – Huey Lewis & The News from Sports
Hot nite in Dallas – Moon Martin from Shots From A Cold Nightmare
Snakes on everything – Little Feat from Little Feat
New sensations – Lou Reed from New sensations
Like a Rolling Stone – Bob Dylan from Highway 61 Revisited
Razor’s edge – Meatloaf from Midnight At The Lost And Found
Rock and roll dreams come through – Jim Steinmann from Bad for good
No surrender – Bruce Springsteen from Born in the U.S.A.
Six feet of snow – Little Feat from Down on the farm
The late show – Jackson Browne from Late for the sky
Kiss the bride – Elton John from Too low for zero
Desperados Under the Eaves – Warren Zevon from Warren Zevon
Me & Johnny – Rick Springfield from Living in Oz
Mix and Match 9.mp3 87.8MB 1:33:40 (Must have stretched the tape..)


>JB, I don’t know if you intentionally disabled comments on the Barry Manilow post, but I’ve been bouncing up and down in my office chair for a few days now. Some stuff, not original songs, that I’ve never heard before. I haven’t got to the end of 70-odd minutes yet though. I’ll let you know when I have reached the end.
>Hey bro-Every time I try to download your mixtape, I only get half. Is it something on my end?PS- Loved the Joe Walsh from last week. I still pull that LP out on occasion.