Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza North Richland Hills, TX - January 1993 / What I Like About You 1993 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-11-22 | This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza in North Richland Hills, Texas around February 1993 while playing the January 1993 showtape, the What I Like About You 1993 live show, and Birthday Star 1992 on their 3-Stage. The store opened on April 7, 1982 with as a Showbiz Pizza Place with the Rock-Afire Explosion. Around 1985 they would receive the Country Stage overlay for the Country Klunk showtape before reverting the RAE back to its original look between 1987-1988. Around that time they presumably got the 1988 remodel, before receiving Concept Unification around 1991-1992. Interestingly, they kept the solid blue curtain valance that they received around the time they reverted their RAE instead of replacing it. This video shows them after they received Concept Unification, with the store having elements from the 1988 remodel albeit with the 1991 CEC Pizza postcards and CD Awards that they most likely received around 1991-1992. They also had the early 1990s Tux Chuck walkaround with a black derby hat which is shown in this video. They would most likely receive the 1993 remodel later that decade as well as Operation Thumb Chuck before replacing their 3-Stage with a Studio C 1997 stage around 1999. Around 2003, they would receive the prototype version of the 2005 remodel, which kept the CD Awards, had some unique posters, and removed the showroom walls, balcony seating, artifact shelves, and painted some walls purple, before receiving the finalized version around the late 2000s. They would receive 2.0 by May 2023. As of November 2024, the store is still open with the 2.0 remodel. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.Time stamps:0:00 Segment 1 (Soul Man)2:38 What I Like About You4:43 Birthday Star 19925:18 Gameroom footageThanks for watching!
Showbiz Pizza / Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza Cedar Falls, IA - 1988-1993 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-09-21 | This video shows the Showbiz Pizza / Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza in Cedar Falls, Iowa in 1988, 1992, and 1993 playing several different showtapes. This store opened on December 28, 1981 as a Showbiz Pizza Place with the Rock-Afire Explosion as the fourth and last Showbiz Pizza Place in Iowa to ever open, and the store was owned since it opened by the McBiz franchise. The store would receive the 1988 remodel by 1988/1989, which was then followed by the store getting Concept Unification in the Spring of 1991. The store was brought out by Showbiz Pizza Time Inc. in September 1996 (alongside the other 3 former Showbiz stores in Iowa and the rest of the stores owned by McBiz) and would eventually receive the 1993 remodel in 1997. The store would eventually close in January 2001 and its relocation would open on August 1, 2001 with a single screen Studio C 2000 32m stage, as well as reusing some of the artwork from the original store. The relocation would receive the 2005 remodel as well as an expansion around 2010/2011, removing previous 90s artwork while keeping the Studio C stage. The store would eventually receive the 2.0 remodel in September 2022, removing the Studio C stage. As of September 2025, the original location has been destroyed, while the relocation is still open with the 2.0 remodel. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.Timestamps:0:00 Bach To Rock0:34 Grammys 881:00 Cyberstar MJ medley2:13 January 92 Seg 23:04 January 92 Seg 34:47 January 92 Seg 15:02 Spring Training 93 Seg 15:34 Spring Training 93 Seg 26:25 Birthday Star 92Thanks for watching!
mlg 8 2025: no way Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-08-17 | This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza location in Arlington, Texas in both April 1997 and 2000 playing the April 1997 showtape, as well as the Chuck E. Shuffle 1994 live show. This store opened in October 1980 as a Pizza Time Theatre including the first Balcony Stage to be installed in a new store, as well as Dolli Dimples and the prototype version of The Beagles. They would receive a King after opening before the store would eventually remodel in 1987 and receive a Rocker Stage. This video shows that store had remodeled to the Operation Thumb Chuck remodel alongside receiving a 2-Stage. They would receive Phases 1, 2, and 3 for the game packages in the following years. Later on in the mid 2000s, they received the 2005 remodel while keeping the 2-Stage, showroom walls, and dim lighting. The store would eventually replace both the showroom walls and the dim lights over the years, as well as remove the lift curtains on the stage as well as the MMBB sign. The store received 2.0 around October 2022 and reopened in December 2022 before permanently closing on March 17, 2024. As of July 2025, the store is still vacant with remnants of the 2.0 remodel. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.0:00 Store showcase1:06 Segment 1 (April 1997)1:57 Chuck E. Shuffle 1994Thanks for watching!
Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza Arlington, TX - April 1997 / April 2000 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-08-17 | This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza location in Arlington, Texas in both April 1997 and 2000 playing the April 1997 showtape, as well as the Chuck E. Shuffle 1994 live show. This store opened in October 1980 as a Pizza Time Theatre including the first Balcony Stage to be installed in a new store, as well as Dolli Dimples and the prototype version of The Beagles. They would receive a King after opening before the store would eventually remodel in 1987 and receive a Rocker Stage. This video shows that store had remodeled to the 1993 remodel alongside receiving a 2-Stage. In the mid 2000s, they received the 2005 remodel while keeping the 2-Stage, showroom walls, and dim lighting. The store would eventually replace both the showroom walls and the dim lights over the years, as well as removing the lift curtains and the MMBB sign on stage. The store received 2.0 around October 2022 and reopened in December 2022 before permanently closing on March 17, 2024. As of July 2025, the store is still vacant with remnants of the 2.0 remodel. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.0:00 Store showcase1:06 April 97 Seg 21:57 Chuck E. Shuffle 1994Thanks for watching!
Chuck E. Cheese’s Cantagallo, Chile - Lend A Helping Hand (2025) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-08-15 | Recorded on April 3, 2025This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Cantagallo, Chile with their 1-Stage performing one of the several songs on the International Show 2 2025 showtape. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.Special thanks to HavinAParty for providing the footage (youtube.com/@HavinAPartyCEC?si=RGOYkHA6IhtjJAeG)
Chuck E. Cheese’s Cantagallo, Chile - Nothing Like A Walk (2025) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-08-15 | Recorded on May 10, 2025This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Cantagallo, Chile with their 1-Stage performing one of the several songs on the International Show 2 2025 showtape. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.Special thanks to HavinAParty for providing the footage (youtube.com/@HavinAPartyCEC?si=RGOYkHA6IhtjJAeG)
Chuck E. Cheese’s Charlotte Pineville, NC - 3-Stage Overview (2025) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-07-20 | Recorded on July 1, 2025This video shows a view of the 3-Stage show at the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Charlotte Pineville, North Carolina. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.
Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza Mississauga Dixie, Ontario, Canada - 1994 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-07-18 | This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza location in Mississauga Dixie, Ontario, Canada in 1994 playing the January 1994 showtape as well as the Twist And Shout 1994 live show. This store opened on March 11, 1991 with the 5th Road Stage installed in a store as well as being the 10th CEC to ever open in Canada. They would open with the 1988 remodel as well as the first finalized Road Stage with the characters all using PTT mechs and cosmetics (except for Helen who received her CU look). By the late 90s, the store would receive the 1993 remodel, adding newer artwork to the store while keeping the Road Stage. By the mid 2000s, they would receive the 2005 remodel as well as changing some cosmetics and props on the show. The store would remain mostly the same until they received the 2.0 remodel in June 2025, being the last store to ever have a Road Stage. As of July 2025, Mississauga is still open with the 2.0 remodel. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.Timestamps:0:00 Twist And Shout 1994 (with Helen)1:42 Jan 94 Seg 23:00 Twist And Shout 1994Thanks for watching!
Chuck E. Cheese’s Cantagallo, Chile - CEC Is All About Fun! (2025) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-07-18 | Recorded on May 10, 2025This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Cantagallo, Chile with their 1-Stage performing one of the several songs on the International Show 2 2025 showtape. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.Special thanks to HavinAParty for providing the footage (youtube.com/@HavinAPartyCEC?si=RGOYkHA6IhtjJAeG)
Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza San Jose (Tully), CA - 1990s Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-06-22 | Timestamps:0:00 Store Overview (Reelin’ In The Years (Live 1973) - Steely Dan)3:49 Chuck E. March 19935:11 Birthday Star 19926:04 Mony Mony 19939:29 Havin’ A Party/Chuck E’s Place 199312:25 Pasqually12:45 American Pride Seg 213:24 Sept 1993 Seg 213:42 Jan 1993 Seg 2This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza location in San Jose (Tully), California in 1993 and 1998 playing different showtapes and live shows, such as Chuck E. March 1993, Havin’ A Party 1993, and Mony Mony 1993. This store, originally being home to a “Magic Village” toy shop, was the third Pizza Time Theatre in San Jose following Winchester and Kooser, the first and second locations respectively, as well as being one of the biggest stores at the time, with 3 floors.They opened in December 1981 as a franchised store with Harmony Howlette as the guest star, as well as having all 3 cabaret acts, with The King and Dolli Dimples on the second floor, and The Beagles being used as some of the window props on the exterior. The store also had a unique Chuck statue in the back of the store, and the third floor was home to “Chuck E. Cheese University”, exclusive to employees and managers.In 1990, the store got a C-Stage and The Beagles were relocated to the inside of the store.In 1993, the store got the 1988 remodel, seemingly removing all of the cabaret bots, and getting a 2-Stage, while still keeping the flag wavers. This is also the first time we get to see their walkarounds, showing that they had 90s Munch, Jasper, and Pasqually walkarounds alongside Chuck.Some interesting details about this stage include Munch not having a hat and his body turn being enabled; Jasper and Pasqually got new masks, with Helen receiving her CU look beforehand in 1992, meanwhile Chuck and Munch kept his PTT mask.In 1998, the store received parts of the 1993 remodel, which included installing new decor, as well as putting the Skytubes above the stage. The stage also got red curtains before this point.In 2000, the store received a Studio C 1997 stage, as well as MustCTVs and other unique and common posters being installed around the store. The Cyberamic Chuck bot would be located in the same glass display as the Beagles were.In 2007, the store received parts of the 2005 remodel. They also slightly repainted their Chuck statue.In 2019, they received the 2.0 remodel, removing their stage with a botless COL and a dance floor. They would keep some elements like the old PTT interior sign and the dim lighting.In 2020, the Cyberamic Chuck bot alongside different posters and merch would be sold off by the franchisee.As of June 2025, the store is still open with the 2.0 remodel. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.Thanks for watching!
The Doobie Brothers Live - LOlympia Bruno Coquatrix (Paris, France) - February 4, 1975 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-05-23 | This is an audio recording of The Doobie Brothers’ concert at the L'Olympia Bruno Coquatrix in Paris, France on February 4, 1975. This is currently the only full concert recording we have of the band in its original six-piece lineup with Jeff Baxter already in the band alongside Tom Johnston, Patrick Simmons, Tiran Porter, John Hartman, and Keith Knudsen. The setlist used in this concert contains songs from the first 4 albums that were released, as well as 2 songs that would later be released on the “Stampede” album in April of the same year. This would also be one of the last performances Tom Johnston would do with the band this year, as after this concert he would only play with the band at the San Francisco SNACK benefit concert in March and eventually the first 3 or 4 concerts of the “Stampede” tour in April before having to leave due to ulcer issues, which caused the band to, at the recommendation of Jeff Baxter, bring on Michael McDonald to play on the rest of the tour. I believe this recording has been public for a long while, but i didn’t hear about it existing until just recently. Enjoy!Personnel:Tom Johnston: guitar, vocalsPatrick Simmons: guitar, vocalsTiran Porter: bass, vocalsJeff “Skunk” Baxter: guitar, steel lap guitar, vocals, drums on Long Train Runnin’John Hartman: drums, percussionKeith Knudsen: drums, vocalsBill Payne(?): organ on Listen To The MusicTime stamps:Each song lists its lead vocalist0:00 Introduction0:32 1. Jesus Is Just Alright (Knudsen)5:01 2. Listen To The Music (Johnston)8:26 3. Pursuit On 53rd St. (Johnston)12:02 4. Eyes Of Silver (Johnston)17:47 5. South City Midnight Lady (Simmons)23:44 6. Clear As The Driven Snow (Simmons)28:52 7. Nobody (Johnston)33:31 8. Take Me In Your Arms (Johnston)36:58 9. Down In The Track (Johnston)41:30 10. Neal’s Fandango (Simmons)44:49 11. Road Angel (Porter)51:09 12. Long Train Runnin’ (Johnston)58:04 13. China Grove (Johnston)Encore1:01:35 14. Black Water (Simmons)1:05:55 15. Without You (Johnston)Second Encore1:19:16 Encore Intro1:20:01 16. Johnny B. Goode (Baxter)Image source: Jim Haley Photography (Thanks to RicksConcerts (youtube.com/@RicksConcerts?si=gBky318loCreBCcc) for sending me the image)Bootleg source: Joseph Kolmansky (youtube.com/@josephkolmansky8965?si=VKCKEmb6AoyJofyf)Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Chuck E. Cheese’s Caguas, PR - Chuck E. Strut (Ft. Pasqually) (2025) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-05-11 | Recorded on February 22, 2025 by CEC Figment (youtube.com/@cecfigment?si=JYV6c3Jl4aVfNDbl)This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Caguas, Puerto Rico performing the Chuck E. Strut live show with Pasqually. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.
Chuck E. Cheese’s Caguas, PR - Chuck E. Cha Cha (Ft. Pasqually) (2025) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-05-09 | Recorded on February 22, 2025 by CEC Figment (youtube.com/@cecfigment?si=JYV6c3Jl4aVfNDbl)This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Caguas, Puerto Rico performing the Chuck E. Cha Cha live show with Pasqually. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.
Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza Gaithersburg, MD - 1980s - 1990s Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-04-18 | This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza location in Gaithersburg, Maryland in 1987, 1989, 1991, 1992, and 1995 playing different showtapes and live shows, such as Birthday Extravaganza 1990 and Chuck E. March 1993. This store opened in March 1983 as a Pizza Time Theatre, being the 5th PTT to ever open in the state of Maryland. They would open with a Balcony stage as well as some cabaret character, most likely the King. By 1987, the store had received an early version of the 1988 remodel, receiving white walls with no checkers and a different beadboard, the store would seemingly keep this look by 1989. By 1991, it seems as if they got the finalized version of the 1988 remodel with the finalized beadboard and the posters. They also got the C-Stage facade for their Balcony, with this footage in particular being the first known footage of their C-Stage. By late 1991, the store replaced their C-Stage with a Road Stage, which was something extremely rare to happen, as most former PTTs replaced their Balcony/C-Stage with a 2/1-Stage. Weirdly enough, Helen, Munch, and Pasqually all got new masks, meanwhile Chuck and Jasper kept their PTT masks. Otherwise, the store stayed exactly the same by 1992 and even by 1995, with the only difference between the 1992 and 1995 footage being that Jasper got a new masks. By 1997 the store would get a 2-Stage along with the 1990s remodel. By the mid 2000s, they would receive the 2005 remodel as well as getting a 16m Studio C 2000 stage. The store would remain the same until closing in June of 2020 due to CEC’s bankruptcy. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.Timestamps:0:00 Working 87 Seg 10:48 Summertime 87 Seg 11:02 Kiddie Songs 89 Seg 11:50 Beach Boys Bday3:01 American Pride 91 Seg 24:16 Bday Extravaganza 906:02 Chuck E. March 93Thanks for watching!P.S: Special thanks to CEC_Klunker for providing the 1989 footage (youtu.be/osY05JdKPR0?si=14PuHm1oIF7GPxZX)
Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza Chattanooga, TN - January 1992 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-03-23 | This videos shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza location in Chattanooga, Tennessee around January to March 1992 playing the January 1992 showtape, as well as Birthday Extravaganza 1990. This store opened as a Showbiz Pizza Place with a Rock-Afire Explosion on October 19, 1982 as the fourth ever Showbiz in the state of Tennessee. In the late 80s, they got the 1988 remodel, which is the remodel they have in this video. By around 1991 to 1992, the store received Concept Unification. They would later receive the 1993 remodel while keeping their 3-Stage, before receiving the 2005 remodel around 2006-2007 and replacing their 3-Stage with a Studio C 2000 16m stage. The store received 2.0 in late 2019. As of March 2025, the store is still open with the 2.0 remodel. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.0:00 CEC TV Special Announcement0:07 Alphabetical1:55 Segment 16:50 Birthday Extravaganza 1990Thanks for watching!
Steely Dan Live - Sopwith Camel (Glendale, CA) - March 9, 1974 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-03-21 | This is an audio recording of Steely Dan’s concert at the Sopwith Camel in Glendale, California on March 9, 1974, making this the earliest recording we have of the band on this tour. This recording only has the first 7 songs, with Pretzel Logic, Reelin’ In The Years, and This All Too Mobile Home not being recorded, meaning that this recording features about half of the show. The setlist here also shows just how much the band changed the setlist in less than a month, as the shows got longer and the order of the songs would be changed a couple of times. Overall this is a great performance, and it’s in really good quality as well. Enjoy!P.S: The audio in this video did not receive any changes or adjustments from the original recording.Band personnel:Donald Fagen: keyboards, lead vocals on all songs (except where noted)Walter Becker: bassDenny Dias: guitarJeff “Skunk” Baxter: guitar, congas, steel lap guitar, lead vocalsJim Hodder: drums, backing vocalsJeff Porcaro: drumsRoyce Jones: percussion, lead and backing vocalsMichael McDonald: keyboards, lead and backing vocalsTime stamps:0:00 1. Bodhisattva5:10 2. The Boston Rag11:18 3. Do It Again19:34 4. Rikki Don’t Lose That Number23:37 5. Any Major Dude Will Tell You (Jones)27:07 6. King Of The World31:55 7. My Old School (Baxter)Thumbnail image: Warnors Theatre in Fresno, California (June 27, 1974)Source: guitars101.com/threads/steely-dan-1974-03-09-glendale-ca-sbd-flac.233961Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Steely Dan Live - ABC “In Concert” Bananafish Garden (New York, NY) - April 13, 1973 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-03-21 | This is an audio recording of Steely Dan’s appearance on ABC’s “In Concert” taken around January to March 1973 at the Bananafish Garden in New York, New York and was broadcasted on April 13, 1973. The band performed 2 songs from their first album Can’t Buy A Thrill, Do It Again and Reelin’ In The Years. This is one of the earliest recordings we have of Steely Dan, as well as one of the very few (and i believe the last one known to exist) recordings to feature the original 6 piece line up. Footage of this performance still exists as the footage for Reelin’ In The Years was reused on The Old Grey Whistle Test in 1978, but the footage of Do It Again is currently lost. The audio for both performances were included on the “Goldrush” bootleg which also included recordings of live shows from 1974 and rough mixes of some of the songs from Katy Lied and The Royal Scam. Overall, it’s great that we have another recording of this early, albeit interesting period for Steely Dan.P.S: This is an improved version of a video i released back in November 2024. This version features more complete versions of the songs (especially Reelin’) and a slightly better sound quality than that of the original video.Band personnel:Donald Fagen: keyboards, lead and backing vocalsWalter Becker: bass, backing vocalsDenny Dias: guitar, backing vocalsJeff "Skunk" Baxter: guitar, congas, backing vocalsJim Hodder: drums, backing vocalsDavid Palmer: lead and backing vocals, tambourineTime stamps:0:00 1. Do It Again6:01 Reelin’ In The Years Intro6:28 2. Reelin’ In The YearsThumbnail image: Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis, Minnesota (November 19, 1972)Source: guitars101.com/threads/steely-dan-1972-1975-goldrush-stu-flac.535001Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Chuck E. Cheese’s Bayamón, PR - Chicken Dance 2008 (Ft. Helen, Jasper, and Pasqually) (2025) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-02-23 | Recorded on January 11, 2025This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Bayamón, Puerto Rico performing The Chicken Dance 2008 live show with the use of Roku Media Player along with Helen Henny, Jasper T. Jowls, and Pasqually The Chef. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.P.S: There’s a little bit of Birthday Star 2001 at the end of the video. I was originally going to take it off but i decided to keep it in as a fun bonus.
Steely Dan Live - Rainbow Theatre (London, UK) - May 20, 1974 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-02-21 | This is an audio recording of Steely Dan’s concert at the Rainbow Theatre in London, England, United Kingdom on May 20, 1974. This was the fifth concert the band did in the UK in general, which was part of their “Steely Dan Slips Into The UK” 1974 tour. The setlist used in this concert was already in use around the end of April, and it would be used for the second Rainbow Theatre concert and the US Summer concerts. The rest of the dates that were scheduled for the “Slips Into The UK” tour from May 23 at The Apollo in Glasgow, Scotland to June 1 at the Kursaal Ballroom in Southend, England would be cancelled due to Donald Fagen getting sick, which cut the tour short and meant the band only played 6 out of the 13 dates. This recording is well known as one of the best recordings of Steely Dan live, not just in the 1970s, but in general, as the recording comes straight from the soundboard and the band is in top tier shape, not to mention that it includes the entire show from start to finish, although My Old School is spliced up and is missing half a chorus and half a verse. Apparently no one bothered to upload this recording onto here after the channel that uploaded the only video featuring the full show was terminated, so i decided to do it myself. Enjoy!P.S: The audio in this video did not receive any changes or adjustments from the original recording.Band personnel:Donald Fagen: keyboards, lead vocals on all songs (except where noted)Walter Becker: bassDenny Dias: guitarJeff “Skunk” Baxter: guitar, congas, steel lap guitar, lead vocalsJim Hodder: drums, backing vocalsJeff Porcaro: drumsRoyce Jones: percussion, lead and backing vocalsMichael McDonald: keyboards, lead and backing vocalsTime stamps:0:00 Introduction0:28 1. Bodhisattva6:12 2. The Boston Rag13:31 3. Do It Again22:12 4. Brooklyn (Owes The Charmer Under Me) (Jones)26:36 5. King Of The World32:05 6. Rikki Don’t Lose That Number37:05 7. Pretzel Logic44:12 Band Introductions46:11 8. My Old School (Baxter) (Spliced up)51:04 9. Dirty Work (Jones)54:58 10. Your Gold Teeth II (Instrumental jam)56:25 11. Reelin’ In The YearsEncore1:03:34 12. Show Biz Kids (McDonald)Second Encore1:11:24 13. This All Too Mobile HomeThumbnail image: Rainbow Theatre in London, United Kingdom (May 20, 1974)Source: guitars101.com/threads/steely-dan-rainbow-theatre-finsbury-park-london-may-20-1974-sbd.746411/?post_id=3534699&nested_view=1&sortby=oldest#post-3534699This show is also available (in different formats besides FLAC) on the Internet Archive: archive.org/details/steely-dan-1974-rainbow-theatre-london-bbcCopyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Steely Dan Live - University Of California (Irvine, CA) - March 10, 1974 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-02-21 | This is an audio recording of Steely Dan’s concert at the University Of California in Irvine, California on March 10, 1974, making this one of the earliest recordings we have of the band on this tour. Unfortunately, Bodhisattva and The Boston Rag were the only songs that were not recorded, and This All Too Mobile Home fades out right as the second part of the song starts, but this recording still features almost the entire concert. This show also features the only known performance of Barrytown on this tour, as by mid-March, the band would remove the song from the setlist with no proper replacement. Overall this is a great performance, and it’s in really good quality as well. Enjoy!P.S: The audio in this video did not receive any changes or adjustments from the original recording.Band personnel:Donald Fagen: keyboards, lead vocals on all songs (except where noted)Walter Becker: bassDenny Dias: guitarJeff “Skunk” Baxter: guitar, congas, steel lap guitar, lead vocalsJim Hodder: drums, backing vocalsJeff Porcaro: drumsRoyce Jones: percussion, lead and backing vocalsMichael McDonald: keyboards, lead and backing vocalsTime stamps:0:00 1. Do It Again8:29 2. Rikki Don’t Lose That Number13:04 3. Any Major Dude Will Tell You (Jones)16:35 4. King Of The World22:13 5. Barrytown26:28 6. My Old School (Baxter)32:00 7. Pretzel Logic37:40 8. Reelin’ In The Years42:49 9. This All Too Mobile Home (fades out)Thumbnail image: Rainbow Theatre in London, United Kingdom (May 20, 1974)Source: guitars101.com/threads/steely-dan-1974-03-10-calling-from-rikki-crawford-hall-university-of-california-fm-broadcast-complete-mp3-320.824968/?post_id=3965522&nested_view=1&sortby=oldest#post-3965522Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Chuck E. Cheese’s Bayamón, PR - Chuck E. Cha Cha (Ft. Helen, Jasper, and Pasqually) (2025) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-01-24 | Recorded on January 11, 2025This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Bayamón, Puerto Rico performing the Chuck E. Cha Cha live show with the use of Roku Media Player along with Helen Henny, Jasper T. Jowls, and Pasqually The Chef. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.
Chuck E. Cheese’s Carolina, PR - Showroom Overview (2025) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-01-12 | Recorded on January 7, 2025This video shows a view of the showroom at the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Carolina, Puerto Rico. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.
Chuck E. Cheese’s Caguas, PR - Easy Dance (Ft. Jasper and Pasqually) (2025) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2025-01-10 | Recorded on December 6, 2024This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Caguas, Puerto Rico performing the Easy Dance live show with Jasper T. Jowls and Pasqually. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.
Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza North Bergen, NJ - January 1995 / January 1996 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-12-29 | This videos shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza location in North Bergen, New Jersey in both February 1995 and January 1996 playing the January 1995 and 1996 showtapes, as well as the Chuck E. Shuffle 1994 live show and Birthday Star 1992. This store opened on December 20, 1993 with an early version of the Operation Thumb Chuck remodel along with a 1-Stage. This video shows that store was kept the exact same by the mid 90s, notably with the storybook posters still being here as well as all of the posters and decor in the showroom and their 1-Stage. In the late 2000s or early 2010s, they received the 2005 remodel while keeping the 1-Stage. The store received 2.0 around October 2022 and reopened in December 2022. As of December 2024, the store is still open with the 2.0 remodel. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.0:00 January 95 Segment 30:28 January 95 Segment 41:22 Chuck E. Shuffle 19943:21 Birthday Star 19924:02 Store showcase5:03 January 1996 Segment 1Thanks for watching!
Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza Jacksonville Youngerman, FL - Holiday 1991 (1992) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-12-27 | This videos shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza location in Jacksonville Youngerman, Florida around December 1992 playing the Holiday 1992 showtape, as well as the Birthday Extravaganza 1990 and Birthday Star 1992 shows. This store opened as a Showbiz Pizza Place with a Rock-Afire Explosion on December 22, 1981. In the late 80s, they got the 1988 remodel, which is the remodel they have in this video, which was then followed by the store getting Concept Unification around 1991-1992. They would later receive the 1993 remodel by the mid-1990s, before replacing the 3-Stage with a Studio C 1997 stage around 1999. Later on in the late 2000s or early 2010s, they received the 2005 remodel. The store stayed the same until they received 2.0 in February 2020. As of December 2024, the store is still open with the 2.0 remodel. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.0:00 Store showcase0:21 Segment 14:22 Segment 28:52 Birthday Extravaganza 19909:35 Birthday Star 1992Thanks for watching!
The Doobie Brothers Live - Louisville Convention Center (Louisville, KY) - December 6, 1973 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-12-22 | This is an audio recording of The Doobie Brothers’ concert at the Louisville Convention Center in Louisville, Kentucky on December 6, 1973. This is one of the very few full concert recordings we have of the band in the Tom Johnston period of the band, as most of the other recordings we have are performances recorded for radio or TV. The setlist used in this concert contains songs from the first 3 albums that were released, as well as 4 songs that would later be released on the “What Once Were Vices Are Now Habits” album the following year, even though Road Angel was already in their setlist by 1972. Weirdly enough, some songs that were definitely being performed live around this period (Nobody, Rockin’ Down The Highway, South City Midnight Lady) were not performed here. My best guess as to why they weren’t performed here would be that they were replaced by the songs that would end up on Vices/Habits. Other than that, this is still a rare recording of an actual concert with some songs that, as far as i can recall, we don’t have many recordings of being performed in the 70s. I thought it was a bit weird that nobody got to uploading this on here, so i decided to do it myself. Enjoy!Band personnel:Tom Johnston: guitar, vocalsPatrick Simmons: guitar, vocalsTiran Porter: bass, vocalsJohn Hartman: drums, percussionKeith Knudsen: drums, vocalsTime stamps:Each song lists its lead vocalist0:00 Introduction1:41 1. Listen To The Music (Johnston)5:29 2. Daughters Of The Sea (Simmons)9:41 3. Slippery St. Paul (Johnston)12:19 4. Clear As The Driven Snow (Simmons)17:28 5. Pursuit On 53rd Street (Johnston)20:57 6. Road Angel (Johnston)27:08 7. Long Train Runnin’ (Johnston)32:35 8. Down In The Track (Johnston)36:49 9. Disciple (Johnston)39:35 10. Jesus Is Just Alright (Simmons)43:53 12. Without You (Johnston)Encore1:00:45 China Grove Intro1:03:21 13. China Grove (Johnston)Thumbnail image: Jahrhunderthalle in Frankfurt, Germany (January 21, 1974)Images source: flickriver.com/photos/khiltscher/sets/72157622922253537Bootleg source: guitars101.com/threads/doobie-brothers-1973-12-06-louisville-convention-center-louisville-ky-swittich-master-series-volume-1.817111/?post_id=3914975&nested_view=1&sortby=oldest#post-3914975Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Steely Dan Live - Palace Theatre (Manchester, UK) - May 17, 1974 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-12-20 | This is an audio recording of Steely Dan’s concert at the Palace Theatre in Manchester, England, United Kingdom on May 17, 1974. This was the first concert the band did in the UK in general, which was the first concert of their ‘Steely Dan Slips Into The UK” 1974 tour. The setlist used in this concert was already in use around the end of April and, by this point, was the official setlist for the tour, and would be used for the rest of the concerts from both the UK tour and the US Summer concerts. Unlike the previous recordings i’ve posted, this recording has the entire show from start to finish, with the band sounding great, and the audience is noticeably more hyped up than on any other recording i’ve heard. This recording was actually on YouTube at some point, but the channel that uploaded this was seemingly taken down, and no one else was bothered enough to upload it, so i decided to upload it. Enjoy!Note: On the previous bootlegs i uploaded, i did not make any changes/adjustments to the audio and i left them in their original form when i downloaded them. However, the original form of this recording was incorrectly pitched, and i decided to not only correct the pitch, but also fix the audio so that most of the hissing is less audible, although there’s some hiss on this version. Not to mention that i also decided to combine all songs into one single file, so now there’s no blank spaces between the songs.Band personnel:Donald Fagen: keyboards, lead vocals on all songs (except where noted)Walter Becker: bassDenny Dias: guitarJeff “Skunk” Baxter: guitar, congas, steel lap guitar, lead vocalsJim Hodder: drums, backing vocalsJeff Porcaro: drumsRoyce Jones: percussion, lead and backing vocalsMichael McDonald: keyboards, lead and backing vocalsTime stamps:0:00 Introduction0:49 1. Bodhisattva6:59 2. The Boston Rag14:32 3. Do It Again23:11 4. Brooklyn (Owes The Charmer Under Me) (Jones)27:42 5. King Of The World33:17 6. Rikki Don’t Lose That Number38:14 7. Pretzel Logic44:49 8. My Old School (Baxter)51:01 9. Dirty Work (Jones)55:04 10. Your Gold Teeth II (Instrumental jam)56:33 11. Reelin’ In The YearsEncore1:03:05 Band Introductions1:03:58 12. Show Biz Kids (McDonald)Second Encore1:12:05 13. This All Too Mobile HomeThumbnail image: Rainbow Theatre in London, United Kingdom (May 20, 1974)Source: guitars101.com/threads/steely-dan-1974-05-17-palace-theatre-manchester-uk.814649/?post_id=3902175&nested_view=1&sortby=oldest#post-3902175Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Steely Dan Live - Ambassador Theatre (St. Louis, MO) - April 29, 1974 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-12-15 | This is an audio recording of Steely Dan’s concert at the Ambassador Theatre in St. Louis, Missouri on April 29, 1974. This recording consists of the setlist that the band most likely already used for some of the previous concerts before this one and would be used for the rest of the tour, which included the Ellis Memorial Auditorium in Memphis, Tennessee and Rainbow Theatre in London, United Kingdom concerts. As for this recording, it only has 8 of the songs from the setlist, although according to the tape, the song Dirty Work came after My Old School. This tape also features the earliest known recording of Brooklyn (Owes The Charmer Under Me) on both this tour and in general, with the song replacing Any Major Dude Will Tell You on the setlist. What’s also interesting about this tape is the inclusion of a better recording of Do It Again at the very end of the tape. This suggests that a better quality (and possibly complete) recording of the show exists, although as of December 2024 that has yet to be found. While this recording is definitely shorter than the Orpheum Theatre one, this is still a pretty good recording especially since it includes one of the earliest performances of Brooklyn from this tour. Enjoy!Band personnel:Donald Fagen: keyboards, lead vocals on all songs (except where noted)Walter Becker: bassDenny Dias: guitarJeff “Skunk” Baxter: guitar, congas, steel lap guitar, lead vocalsJim Hodder: drums, backing vocalsJeff Porcaro: drumsRoyce Jones: percussion, lead and backing vocalsMichael McDonald: keyboards, lead and backing vocalsTime stamps:0:00 1. Bodhisattva4:55 2. The Boston Rag12:06 3. Do It Again20:52 4. Brooklyn (Owes The Charmer Under Me) (Jones)25:05 5. King Of The World30:34 6. Rikki Don’t Lose That Number35:14 7. Pretzel Logic42:29 8. My Old School (cuts out) (Baxter)45:30 9. Do It Again (Higher quality)Thumbnail image: Rainbow Theatre in London, United Kingdom (May 20, 1974)Source: guitars101.com/threads/steely-dan-1974-04-29-st-louis-mo-sbd-flac.697983Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Steely Dan Live - Orpheum Theatre (Boston, MA) - April 18, 1974 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-12-13 | This is an audio recording of Steely Dan’s concert at the Orpheum Theatre in Boston, Massachusetts on April 18, 1974. The original bootleg of the show wasn’t in the best quality, however, a forum user on Guitars101, “Goody”, decided to adjust the speed and pitch of the audio, and as a result we have a much better version of this recording to listen to. Unfortunately only half of Reelin’ In The Years was recorded and the encore songs (Show Biz Kids and This All Too Mobile Home) were not recorded, but this recording still features more than half of the setlist. This is also the second to last known performance (as well as the last known recording) of Any Major Dude Will Tell You on this tour, as by the end of April, the band would replace the song with Brooklyn (Owes The Charmer Under Me). Overall this is a great performance, and I thought it was worthy enough to post onto here. Enjoy!P.S: According to Dinky Dawson on an episode of “Gaucho Amigos” (open.spotify.com/episode/6SSy8B1ESZIB5X3YmHwvUw?si=o23WyGgLQpCb1WrAKaKggQ), there is a full, high quality (most likely a soundboard recording) of this exact gig, and Universal apparently wants it publicly released. As of December 2024 however, there has been no update on the release of this recording.Band personnel:Donald Fagen: keyboards, lead vocals on all songs (except where noted)Walter Becker: bassDenny Dias: guitarJeff “Skunk” Baxter: guitar, congas, steel lap guitar, lead vocalsJim Hodder: drums, backing vocalsJeff Porcaro: drumsRoyce Jones: percussion, lead and backing vocalsMichael McDonald: keyboards, lead and backing vocalsTime stamps:0:00 Introduction2:43 1. Bodhisattva8:10 2. The Boston Rag15:38 3. Do It Again24:48 4. Any Major Dude Will Tell You (Jones)28:37 5. King Of The World34:27 6. Rikki Don’t Lose That Number38:58 7. Dirty Work (Jones)42:30 8. Pretzel Logic48:27 9. My Old School (Baxter)54:06 10. Your Gold Teeth II (Instrumental jam)56:19 11. Reelin’ In The Years (fades out)Thumbnail image: Rainbow Theatre in London, United Kingdom (May 20, 1974)Source: guitars101.com/threads/steely-dan-1974-04-18-orpheum-theater-boston-ma-goodys-speed-pitch-adjusted-audio-upgrade-via-whotrader-this-edition-new-to-circulation.813876Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Toto Live - Coca-Cola Music Hall (San Juan, PR) - November 29, 2024 / 29 de noviembre de 2024 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-12-08 | This is a recording of Toto’s last concert on the 2024 The Dogz Of Oz Tour at the Coca-Cola Music Hall in San Juan, Puerto Rico on November 29, 2024.Este video es una grabación del último concierto de Toto en el “The Dogz Of Oz Tour” de 2024 en el Coca-Cola Music Hall en San Juan, Puerto Rico, el 29 de noviembre de 2024.Band personnel:Steve Lukather: guitar/guitarra, vocals/vozJoseph Williams: vocals/voz, percussion/percusiónWarren Ham: saxophone/saxofón, flute/flauta, percussion/percusión, vocals/vozGreg Phillinganes: keyboards/teclados, vocals/vozDennis Atlas: keyboards/teclados, vocals/vozJohn Pierce: bass/bajoShannon Forrest: drums/bateríaSongs/canciones:0:00 1. Girl Goodbye6:05 2. Hold The Line10:15 3. 99 (snippet)11:01 4. Pamela5. Jake To The Bone6. Keyboard solo by Greg Phillinganes7. Burn17:55 8. I’ll Be Over You9. Stop Loving You23:30 10. Little Wing (Jimi Hendrix cover) (snippet)24:42 11. Drum solo by Shannon Forrest28:57 12. I’ll Supply The Love32:57 13. A Thousand Years37:48 14. Georgy Porgy15. Dying On My Feet16. Home Of The Brave42:16 17. With A Little Help From My Friends (The Beatles cover, Joe Cocker version) (snippet)43:42 18. Rosanna53:02 19. AfricaCopyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Steely Dan - ABC “In Concert” Performance (1973) (CHECK NEWER VERSION IN DESCRIPTION) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-11-24 | This is an audio recording of Steely Dan’s appearance on ABC’s “In Concert” taken possibly around January 1973 in a venue in New York City and was broadcasted (as far as i’m aware) on April 13, 1973. The band performed 2 songs from their first album, Can’t Buy A Thrill. This is one of the earliest recordings we have of Steely Dan, as well as one of the very few (and the last one known to exist) recordings to feature the original 6 piece line up. Footage of this appearance does exist as the footage for Reelin’ In The Years was reused on The Old Grey Whistle Test in 1978, but the footage of Do It Again is unfortunately lost. While the quality of the audio may not be the best (and cut up in some places, especially with Reelin’), it is still a rare recording of the band’s first tour.A newer, much more complete version of this performance has been uploaded onto my channel on March 21, 2025: youtu.be/FYcIYlSH6Y4?si=nRKu3CmJgQnp8F7OBand personnel:Donald Fagen: keyboards, lead and backing vocalsWalter Becker: bass, backing vocalsJeff "Skunk" Baxter: guitar, congas, backing vocalsDenny Dias: guitar, backing vocalsJim Hodder: drums, backing vocalsDavid Palmer: lead and backing vocals, tambourineTime stamps:0:00 1. Do It Again5:49 2. Reelin’ In The Years (cuts in and out)Image: Auditorium Theatre in Chicago, Illinois (October 31, 1972)Source: guitars101.com/threads/abc-tv-in-concert-fm-simulcasts-1972-1975-off-air-masters-new-to-circulation.786932/?post_id=3725643&nested_view=1&sortby=oldest#post-3725643Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Chuck E. Cheese’s Caguas, PR - Limbo (Ft. Munch, Jasper, and Pasqually) (2024) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-11-10 | Recorded on October 25, 2024This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Caguas, Puerto Rico performing a live show exclusively choreographed for the Halloween parties on October 25 and 31 with Mr. Munch, Jasper T. Jowls, and Pasqually. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.
Chuck E. Cheese’s Caguas, PR - Spooky Dance (Ft. Jasper) (2024) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-10-20 | Recorded on October 4, 2024This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Caguas, Puerto Rico performing the Spooky Dance live show with Jasper T. Jowls. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.
Chuck E. Cheese’s Pizza Manchester, CT - April 1994 / Twist And Shout 1994 Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-09-22 | This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Manchester, Connecticut around April 1994 while playing the April 1994 showtape, the Twist And Shout 1994 live show, and the Birthday Star 1992 show on their 1-Stage. The store opened on July 12, 1993 with the 1993 remodel, and it contained some unique features such as the CD Awards using the 1991 frames and the 1991 postcards being placed below the prop shelves, which is what the store still by the time this video was recorded. The store would receive the 2005 remodel at some point in 2008, while keeping the 1-Stage. The store would remain like this until October 2019 when it received the 2.0 remodel. As of September 2024, the store is still open with the 2.0 remodel. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.Time stamps:0:00 Twist And Shout1:09 Sea Cruise (Segment 3)2:03 Twist And Shout3:40 Birthday Star 1992Thanks for watching!
mlg 9 2024: disco kid (the long awaited sequel) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-09-20 | Recorded on August 2, 2024
Chuck E. Cheese’s Caguas, PR - Easy Dance (Ft. Jasper T. Jowls) (2024) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-08-25 | Recorded on July 16, 2023This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Caguas, Puerto Rico performing the Easy Dance live show with Jasper T. Jowls. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.
Chuck E. Cheese’s Caguas, PR - Showroom Overview (2024) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-08-23 | Recorded on July 27, 2024This video shows a view of the showroom at the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Caguas, Puerto Rico. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.
Chuck E. Cheese’s Caguas, PR - Chuck E. Strut (2024) Mozilla FireFox 1967 2024-08-11 | Recorded on July 27, 2024This video shows the Chuck E. Cheese’s in Caguas, Puerto Rico performing the Chuck E. Strut live show. All rights go to CEC Entertainment.
