WBI 016a/b: Television Parts

Michael Nesmith
BC 009 / 010: The Serious Moonlight Rehearsals

David Bowie
AP 007/008: Live At The Palace

The Who
BC 042: The Morning and The Night

Glenn Tilbrook
BC 041: Rockline June 12, 2002

David Bowie
AP 011/012: Sheffield Arena 9/22/2000

Bob Dylan
BC 033: Rockline Encore March 6, 2002

Keith Richards
AP 027/028: Sunrise Florida 2/1/2002

Bob Dylan
AP 014: Live At Lehigh University Bethlehem PA 12-APR-79

Elvis Costello
PR 009: Universal Amphitheatre Los Angeles 2 Sept 1974

David Bowie
BC 055 / 056: The Separation Didn't Work Out

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BC 049 / 050: Off The Deep End

Pete Townshend
BC 057: Tea And Sympathy

Glenn Tilbrook
BC 052: The First Farewell

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AP 039/040: Avalon Ballroom Boston 10/20/1999

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AP 037/038: Beacon Theater, New York City 10/20/2002

David Bowie
AP 052: Lyceum 10/23/1982 / BBC Session May 1982

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AP 048: Rarities 1978

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AP 047: BBC Paris Theatre 5/13/1978

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AP 046: Nassau Coliseum 11/24/1982

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AP 045 : Park West Chicago IL 6/30/1980

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AP 044: Sydney Entertainment Centre 5/21/1985

Julian Lennon
AP 043: Live At The Metro Theatre, Sydney 10/26/1998

Julian Lennon
AP 042a/b: Long Island Brewing Company 9/23/1997

Glenn Tilbrook
AP 041: BBC Rock Hour / MTV Unplugged

Difford and Tilbrook
AP 036: Live At Emerald City 7/1/1980

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PR 008: O'Keefe Auditorium Toronto Matinee

David Bowie
PR 005: UK Tour 1971

The Rolling Stones
CT 002: Parallel Radio

Glenn Tilbrook
BC 119 / 120: The Monkees On The Air

The Monkees
AP 177/178: MCI Center Washington DC 3 Oct 2005

The Rolling Stones
AP 175/176: Nationwide Arena, Columbus OH 24 Sept 2005

The Rolling Stones
AP 173/174: Scott Stadium Charlottesville VA 6 Oct 2005

The Rolling Stones
AP 171/172: Fenway Park Boston MA 21 Aug 2005

The Rolling Stones
AP 169/170: Pepsi Arena, Albany NY 17 Sept 2005

The Rolling Stones
AP 167/168: Special Select

Harry Nilsson
AP 166: The Skip Weshner Show

Harry Nilsson
PR 001: On Stage At The Fabulous Forum 4 April 1978

David Bowie
CT 001: Underneath It All I'm Fine!

Glenn Tilbrook
BC 082: Live Atlantis Theater Paradise Island Bahamas

David Bowie
BC 078: Rockline September 24, 2003

David Bowie
BC 107: KBCO FM Live At The Ogden Theater

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BC 108: Rockstage

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BC 106: The Orpheum Theater, Boston MA June 19, 1982

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BC 109: Labelled With Love The Story of Squeeze

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BC 059 / 060: Tortoise Vandalism

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BC 101 / 102: East Village Story

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BC 103 / 104: What A Lovely Garden

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AP 159/160: Radisson Inn, Paramus NJ 6/4/2004

Glenn Tilbrook
AP 157/158: BB Kings Blues Club NY 5/26/2004

Glenn Tilbrook
AP 155/156: The Downtown, Farmingdale NY 3/23/2004

Glenn Tilbrook
AP 153/154: Tradewinds, Sea Bright NJ 8/29/2003

Glenn Tilbrook
AP 151/152: Ocean County Library Toms River NJ 5/17/2002

Glenn Tilbrook
AP 145/146: Seton Hall University, South Orange NJ 4/29/1987

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AP 143/144: Pier 84 NYC 8/29/1985

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AP 162: Jonesville Station / Out Of The Box

Glenn Tilbrook
AP 161: Live At Stephen Talkhouse NY 5/30/2004

Glenn Tilbrook
AP 150: Live At The Hollywood Bowl 10/3/1991

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AP 149: The Marquee, NYC 7/20/1991

Difford and Tilbrook
AP 148: Universal Amphitheater, LA 12/11/1989

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AP 147: Rapp Performing Arts Center 9/23/1989

Difford and Tilbrook
AP 142 : South Mountain Arena, West Orange NJ 8/5/1981

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PR 026: Radio City Music Hall 15 Feb 1973

David Bowie
PR 025: Radio City Music Hall 14 Feb 1973

David Bowie
PR 004: Live At Nassau Coliseum Uniondale NY

David Bowie
PR 003: Live At The Kingston Polytechnic

David Bowie
CT 012: Have Guitar Will Travel

Glenn Tilbrook
AP 141: Reinventing The Radio

Glenn Tilbrook

Everyone Else

AP 212a/b: On The Road : Volume One / Two

The Doors

AP 213a/b: On The Road : Volume Three / Four

The Doors

AP 214a/b: On The Road : Volume Five / Six

The Doors

AP 215a/b: On The Road : Volume Seven / Eight

The Doors

BC 009 / 010: The Serious Moonlight Rehearsals

David Bowie

BC 033: Rockline Encore March 6, 2002

Keith Richards

BC 041: Rockline June 12, 2002

David Bowie

BC 042: The Morning and The Night

Glenn Tilbrook

BC 049 / 050: Off The Deep End

Pete Townshend

BC 052: The First Farewell

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