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The Hooters Chestnut Cabaret, Philadelphia USA December 15, 1990 Audience 8 2 CD-R

PHILADELPHIA '90

DISC ONE:

1. World Without Walls 4.07 *
2. Yesterday Is Over 4.11 *
3. All You Zombies 6.15
4. Satellite 5.12
5. Bob-A-Lu Ball 4.12 *
6. One Too Many Nights 3.33 (old version)
7. Who's That Girl? 4.27 *
8. Save A Little Love 4.08 *
9. Real Fine Love 4.58
10. Don't Take My Car Out Tonight 4.38 (acoustic)
11. Where Do The Children Go 5.20 (acoustic)
12. Blood From A Stone 4.24 (acoustic)
13. Nervous Night 4.02
14. I Want You Bad 2.48 *
15. That's The Way I Will Remeber You 3.37 (sung by Fran) *
16. Private Emotion 4.21

Total time: 70:15

DISC TWO:

1. Everyday I Fall In Love 4.09 *
2. Bowlegged Lolita 4.08 *
3. You Can Run, But You Just Can't Hide 5.46 *
4. Fightin' On The Same Side 4.32
5. Karla With A K 5.30
6. Day By Day 5.14
7. And We Danced 5.28
8. Silent Night 4.33
SECOND VERSION:
9. Bob-A-Lu Ball 3.11 *
10. One Too Many Nights 3.28
11. Save A Little Love 4.04 *
12. Real Fine Love 4.12 *
13. I Want You Bad 2.32 *
14. Private Emotion 3.42
15. Everyday I Fall In Love 4.01 *
16. Bowlegged Lolita 4.13 *
17. You Can Run, But You Just Can't Hide 4.40 *

Total time: 73:25

The Chestnut Cabaret show from 1990 should be every Hooters fan's dream except that the sound quality is, well maybe not a nightmare, but anything but great unfortunately. The second part on disc #2 is from another source and has acceptable sound. It obviously repeats songs from the first recording but as the sound is better I included it of course. Thankfully the early version of "Private Emotion" (missing the beginning)) with partly different lyrics are one of the repeated pearls as well as an slightly different version of "One Too Many Nights" and some good unreleased songs like "You Can Run But You Just Can't Hide", "Save A Little Love For Me" and the John Hiatt Cover "Real Fine Love" included. Also a very interesting cover of the Fats Domino classic "Every Day I Fall In Love". The '90 show includes some quite different acoustic versions with very apparent accordians of "Don't Take My Car Out Tonight", "Where Do The Children Go" and "Blood From A Stone". Would have been great in better sound. Songs marked with a * is unreleased by the Hooters. Remastered sound. Available on two CD-R.