A blast from the past for all the Parrotheads!!!

Poplar Creek Music Theatre
Hoffman Estates, IL
July 24, 1981
Coconut Telegraph Tour




All tracks are mp3 files at a bit rate of 256.
Web users...Use right click...save as...on the links below
Hope you enjoy the show!!!


01 Brahma Fear (4:48, 8.8MB)
02 Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes (3:17, 6.0MB)
03 Grapefruit-Juicy Fruit (4:57, 9.1MB)
04 Pencil Thin Mustache (5:08, 9.4MB)
05 It's My Job (3:11, 5.8MB)
06 Coconut Telegraph (3:44, 6.9MB)
07 Volcano (4:05, 7.5MB)
08 Come Monday (4:20, 8.0MB)
09 They Don't Dance Like Carmen No More (4:39, 8.6MB)
10 The Good Fight (3:38, 6.7MB)
11 God's Own Drunk (9:51, 18.1MB)
12 The Weather Is Here, Wish You Were Beautiful (4:41, 8.6MB)
13 Havana Daydreamin' (5:26, 10.0MB)
14 He Went To Paris (5:05, 9.3MB)
15 Boat Drinks (3:51, 7.1MB)
16 Cheeseburger In Paradise (4:03, 7.4MB)
17 Why Don't We Get Drunk (3:07, 5.7MB)
18 Growing Older But Not Up (4.46, 8.8MB)
19 Island (3:43, 6.8MB)
20 Margaritaville (4:54, 9.0MB)
21 A Pirate Looks At Forty (5:28, 10.0MB)
22 Tampico Trauma (5:36, 10.3MB)
23 Fins (4:07, 7.6MB)
24 Inncommunicado (3:55, 7.2MB)
25 Band Intros (1:12, 2.2MB)
26 Stars Fell On Alabama (4:44, 8.7MB)

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Wow what an awesome set list. Thanks!

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I'm glad the SPAM came up I missed this show. I can't seem to D/L G/F, J/F though...

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Hi thanks for the gig

i am new to this forum and found this by avccident really looking for JB gigs on google .

already have a few but these look great, so i registered to the site to say a big thanks and great work.

cheers

ChzHeadParrothead you are the man. Thanks for the concerts, I can't wait to listen to this on my way to/from work tomorrow. I wish Jimmy would still do setlists like this.

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