J.D. Souther/NY,USA 1979

J.D. Souther, the singer-songwriter who was behind the West Coast rock boom in the 1970s, performed live at the Bottom Line in New York on November 11, 1979, after the release of “You’re Only Lonely.” The performance is recorded with the finest stereo soundboard sound source of official quality. In addition to the hit single title number “You’re Only Lonely,” he also provided light country-rock songs such as “Til’ The Bars Burn Down” and “Trouble In Paradise,” as well as songs for Linda Ronstadt. Most of the songs on the album are performed, including “White Rhythm and Blues” and the sad ballad number “The Last In Love.” You can fully enjoy J.D. Souther’s precious live performance from his most popular period with the finest stereo soundboard sound source. 01 Bill Graham Introduction 02 Til’ The Bars Burn Down 03 If You Don’t Want My Love 04 Mystery Train 05 White Rhythm and Blues 06 The Last In Love 07 Banging My Head Against The Moon 08 The Moon Just Turned Blue 09 You’re Only Lonely 10 Border Town 11 Fifteen Bucks 12 James Dean 13 Football Takes It’s Toll 14 Trouble In Paradise 15 WNEW Outro Live at The Bottom Line, NYC, NY, November 11st 1979 J.D. Souther – lead vocals, acoustic and electric guitars Jorge Calderone – guitar , vocals Josh Leo – guitar, vocals Vince Melamed – keyboards Bobby Tsukamoto – bass Dave Kemper – drums Stereo Soundboard Recording