The Judds, Live from Gilley’s, Pasadena, TX (Fall 1984)

Source: Westwood One, LG 84-50, Vinyl, 12”, 33 1/3-rpm.
Date: “Aired wknd of 12/8-9/84” as per cue sheet.

This show took place around the time of the release of The Judds’ first full-length LP, “Why Not Me.” Naomi mentions at the time of recording that the title track was their current single. Given the song was released September 21, 1984, I believe this performance was likely recorded in October or early-November 1984.

The recording is taken from the Westwood One promotional vinyl which was sent to radio stations for broadcast during the weekend of December 8th/9th, 1984. The record includes national commercial spots at the end of each segment, which I’ve left in tact for nostalgia.

Below is the text of the Cue Sheet (with chapters) that was included with the vinyl, including some typos! 😉

Cue Sheet:
00:00 INCUE: theme and “Westwood One Presents….
00:29 Rip It Up
03:14 Blue Nun CAfe
05:52 Mr. Pain
09:26 One-Way Rider
12:20 NATIONAL COMMERCIAL :60 DODGE TRUCKS
13:21 OUTCUE: “…live from Gilley’s.”

13:29 INCUE: music & applause
13:33 Love Is Alive
17:30 My Baby’s Gone
20:35 Why Not Me
24:19 NATIONAL COMMERCIAL :60 DODGE TRUCKS
25:19 NATIONAL COMMERCIAL :60 RAY-O-VAC BATTERIES
26:15 OUTCUE: “…live from Gilley’s.”

26:23 INCUE: applause and “Thank you very much…”
26:30 Change of Heart
30:02 Drops of Water
33:43 NATIONAL COMMERCIAL :60 DODGE TRUCKS
34:43 NATIONAL COMMERCIAL :30 HAMBURGER HELPER
35:12 OUTCUE: “…live from Gilley’s.”

35:21 INCUE: applause and “We’ve been waiting…
35:33 The Girl’s Night Out
38:25 Isn’t He a Strange One
41:57 NATIONAL COMMERCIAL :60 SAXON COLOGNE
42:57 NATIONAL COMMERCIAL :30 HAMBURGER HELPER
43:26 OUTCUE: “…live from Gilley’s.”

43:34 INCUE: applause and music
43:37 Mama He’s Crazy
47:00 Rip It Up (Reprise)
50:22 OUTCUE: “…live from Gilley’s.”

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