The Honeydrippers
The Blue Note, Derby, England 1981-04-13
DISC 1 (37:56)
01 INTRO / WARM UP..........................(1:24)
02 Little Sister............................(3:12) (Elvis Presley)
03 Hey Mae..................................(3:26) (Rusty & Doug Kershaw)
04 Lotta Lovin'.............................(2:27) (Gene Vincent)
05 True Love................................(3:23)
06 Deep In The Heart Of Texas...............(5:27) (Geraint Watkins)
07 Honky Tonk...............................(5:09) (Bill Doggett)
08 How Many More Years......................(4:47) (Howlin' Wolf)
09 Crosscut Saw.............................(4:01) (Albert King)
10 Bring It On Home (CUT)...................(4:33) (Sonny Boy Williamson)
DISC 2 (45:16)
01 I Can't Be Satisfied.....................(4:09) (Muddy Waters)
02 Sugar Coated Love........................(5:39) (Lazy Lester)
03 Born Under A Bad Sign....................(4:38) (Albert King)
04 Keep On Loving Me Baby...................(7:00) (Otis Rush)
05 What Can I Do............................(4:09)
06 Tell Me How..............................(2:46) (Buddy Holly & The Crickets)
07 Queen Of The Hop.........................(2:38) (Bobby Darin)
ENCORE
08 She She Little Sheila....................(6:52) (Gene Vincent)
09 Got My Mojo Working......................(7:18) (Muddy Waters)
LINE UP
Robert Plant - vocals
Robbie Blunt - guitar
Andy Silvester - bass
Kevin O'Neil - drums
+ The Rialto Horns on some songs
ARTWORK: Included
SOURCE / LINEAGE: Stereo AUD trade tape tape > Computer WAV > Cool Edit Pro 2000 > TLH v2.4.1 > FLAC 8
Big thanks to the original taper, and to the trader (K) who hooked me up with a copy.
I originally mastered this 2009-08-26. This FLAC fileset comes from WAVs from this dub, which only needed SBE corrections in TLH; no CD-Rs or EACs.
OU OTES: It's a very hissy tape (I did nothing to try to address that), and there's not a lotta low-end, but whatchagonnado. Beyond that, and one super-brief speed fluctuation near the end, it's a very decent & listenable tape.
There are cuts in the source tape just before Sugar Coated Love & She She Little Sheila, and I put track marks in those spots.
It's just a little too long for one disc, but I sure can't cut anything outta this one. If you choose to do some editing, you could probably just squeeze it onto one.
A nice show from before Plant came out with his Honeydrippers EP in 1984. Was said to have Jason Bonham on drums, but Plant name-checks O'Neil during the show & so I doubt the truth of that.
Plant says it's only the "second gig we've done"; per his website it's the fourth, but maybe this is in reference to this lineup.
I did what I could to track down who originally did the songs; some of them Plant mentions, others he didn't but I figured them out by the lyrics. I'm missing a pair - if you can fill in the others, please post & share it with everyone.
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