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KFOG 104.5\97.7 "Live from the Archives II"
This compilation CD © 1995 Radio San Francisco, Inc.

Running Time: 66:45

Shawn Colvin - "Round of Blues"
Toad the Wet Sprocket - "Walk on the Ocean"
James McMurtry - "Where'd You Hide the Body"
Dave Matthews Band - "Ants Marching"
Sonny Landreth - "Congo Square"
The Neville Brothers - "Yellow Moon"
Blues Traveler - "But Anyway"
Robben Ford - "The Brother"
Sonia Dada - "Planes & Satellites"
Bruce Hornsby - "Rainbow's Cadillac"
Jann Arden - "Could I Be Your Girl"
Del Amitri - "Move Away Jimmy Blue"
Pete Droge - "Straylin Street"
Richard Thompson - "I Feel So Good"
Roy Rogers & Charlie Musselwhite - "Livin' On Borrowed Time"

KFOG Live from the Archives 2

Shawn Colvln - Round of Blues" ---KFOG live broadcast from the Warfield, San Francisco, California, November 29, 1994. Bass: Larry Klein. Electric guitar: Steuart Smith. Mix Engineer: Phil Edwards. Mobile Services: Phil Edwards Recording. Written by Shawn Colvln and Larry Klein Publisher: ©1992 AGF Music Ltd./Sered Songs (ASCAP)/Little Reata Music Inc./Dee-Klein Music (BMI) Shawn Colvin and Larry Klein appear courtesy of Columbia Records

Toad the Wet Sprocket - "Walk on the Ocean" ---KFOG "Live from the Plant" broadcast from the Plant Studios, Sausalito, California, August 14, 1994. Guitar, vocals: Glen Phillips. Guitar, vocals: Todd Nichols. Bass, vocals: Dean Dinning. Percussion: Randy Guss. Mix Engineer: Manny LaCarrubba Assisted by: Ken Walden, Nick Benz. Written by Toad the Wet Sprocket. Publisher: Sony Tunes Inc./Wet Sprocket Songs. Toad the Wet Sprocket appears courtesy of Columbia Records

James McMurtry - "Where'd You Hide the Body" ---KFOG live broadcast from Yoshi's Nitespot, Oakland, California, July 28, 1995. Mix Engineer: Manny LaCarrubba. Mobiie Services: Skyelabs Mobile Recording. Written by James McMurtry. Publisher: © 1995 Short Trip Music, BMl. Administered by Bug Music Inc. James McMurtry appears courtesy of Columbia Records.

Dave Matthews Band - "Ants Marching" ---KFOG had originally intended to include "Ants Marching" from the KFOG live broadcast from Yoshi's Nitespot, Oakland, California, May 10, 1995. Dave Matthews was suffering from a cold, and felt his performance wasn't up to par. The band asked to substitute this version recorded live on Public Radio International's "World Cafe", February 18, 1994. Produced and engineered by Bruce Ranes for World Cafe and The Difference. Written by: Dave Matthews. Publisher: © 1994 Colden Gray Music (ASCAP). The Dave Matthews Band appears courtesy of RCA Records.

Sonny Landreth - "Congo Square" ---KFOG "Live from the Plant" broadcast from the Plant Studios, Sausalito, California, April 19, 1995. Bass: David Ranson. Drums & Percussion: Michael Organ. Mix Engineer: Manny LaCarrubba. Assisted by Kent Matcke and Shawn Morris. Lyrics by Sonny Landreth. Music by Sonny Landreth, David Ranson, Mel Melton. Publisher: WhiteWing Music/Sonny Landreth Music (BMI). Sonny Landreth appears courtesy of Zoo Entertainment.

The Neville Brothers - "Yellow Moon" ---KFOG live broadcast from The Fillmore, San Francisco, California, December 30, 1994. Mix Engineer: Bob Skye Mobile Services. Skyelabs Mobile Recording. Written by Aaron Neville and Joel Neville. Publisher: Irving Music, Inc./Neville Music/Apache Red Music (BMI). The Neville Brothers appear courtesy of A&M Records, Inc.

Blues Traveler - "But Anyway" ---KFOG live broadcast from The Warfield, San Francisco, California, October 25, 1994. Mix Engineer: Phil Edwards Mobile Services. Phil Edwards Recording. Written by John Popper and Chan Kinchla. Publisher: Irving Music, Inc./Blues Traveler Publishing Corporation (BMI). Blues Traveler appears courtesy of A&M Records, Inc.

Robben Ford - "The Brother" ---KFOG's 9th Annual Concert for Kids live broadcast from The Fillmore, San Francisco, California, December 9, 1994. Mix Engineer: Phil Edwards Mobile Services. Phil Edwards Recording. Written by Robben Ford. Publisher: Music Corporation of America, Inc./Geffen Again Music/Tamale Music (BMI). Robben Ford appears courtesy of Stretch/Blue Thumb Records.

Sonia Dada - "Planes & Satellites" ---KFOG "Live from the Plant" broadcast from the Plant Studios, Sausalito, California, April 12, 1995. Mix Engineer: Manny LaCarrubba. Assisted by Kent Matcke, Tom Luekens Written by D. Pritzker and D. Resnik. Publisher: Sic Pig Songs/Rezmusic (BMI). Administered by All Nations Music. Sonia Dada appears courtesy of Calliope Music LP/Capricorn Records.

Bruce Hornsby - "Rainbow's Cadillac" ---KFOG live broadcast from Yoshi's Nitespot, Oakland, California, July 22, 1995. Mix Engineer: Manny LaCarrubba. Mobile Services: Skyelabs Mobiie Recording. Written by Bruce Hornsby. Publisher: WB Music Corp (ASCAP)/ Basically Zappo Music. Bruce Hornsby appears courtesy of RCA Records.

Jann Arden - "Could I Be Your Girl" ---Recorded in KFOG Studio "A", May 2, 1995 for KFOG's "Acoustic Sunrise" and "10 O'Clock News". Mix Engineer: Tom Koetting. Written by Jann Arden Richards. Publisher: Songs of PolyGram Intl., Inc. (BMI)/Girl on the Moon Music (SOCAN). Jann Arden appears courtesy of A&M Records, Inc.

Del Amitri - "Move Away Jimmy Blue" ---KFOG live broadcast from Slim's, San Francisco, California, April 30, 1995. Mix Engineer: Phil Edwards Mobile Services. Phil Edwards Recording. Written by Justin Currie and lain Harvie. Publisher: PolyGram Int'l. Publ., Inc. (ASCAP). Del Amitri appears courtesy of A&M Records, Inc.

Pete Droge - "Straylin Street" ---Recorded in KFOG Studio "A", October 14, 1994 for KFOG's "Acoustic Sunrise" and "10 O'Clock News". Mix Engineer: Tom Koetting. Written by Pete Droge. Publisher: EMI April Music Inc o/b/o itself and Dead Man's Hat Music (ASCAP). Pete Droge appears courtesy of American Recordings

Richard Thompson - "I Feel So Good" ---KFOG live broadcast from the Sausalito Art Festival, Sausalito, California, September 5, 1994. Mix Engineer: Manny LaCarrubba. Mobile Services: Skyelabs Mobiie Recording. Written and performed by Richard Thompson. Publisher: Beeswing Music (BMI). Richard Thompson appears courtesy of Capitol Records, Inc. © 1994 Capitol Records, Inc.

Roy Rogers & Charlie Musselwhite - "Livin' On Borrowed Time" ---KFOG "Live from the Plant" broadcast from the Plant Studios, Sausalito, California, October 24, 1994. Mix Engineer: Manny LaCarrubba. Assisted by Kent Matcke, Tom Luekens. Written by Roy Rogers. Publisher: Chops Not Chops Music (BMI). Roy Rogers appears courtesy of Capitol Nashville (p)Capitol Nashville. Charlie Musselwhite appears courtesy of Alligator Records.