Sides One, Two, and Three:
01. SGC 105 Intro - Pat St. John
02. Dreaming
03. Slow Motion
04. Shayla
05. Union City Blue
06. The Hardest Part
07. SGC 105 Break- Pat. St. John
08. Interview - Deborah Harry
09. Atomic
10. Living In The Real World
11. Denis
12. Picture This
13. Interview - Deborah Harry
14. Die Young Stay Pretty
15. Accidents Never Happen
16. Victor
17. SGC 105 Break - Pat St. John
Sides Four, Five, and Six:
18. Interview - Deborah Harry
19. Heart Of Glass
20. Eat To The Beat
21. Hanging On The Telephone
22. Louie, Louie
23. SGC 105 Break - Pat St. John
24. Interview - Deborah Harry
25. I Feel Love
26. Heroes
27. I Got You (I Feel Good)
28. Sunday Girl
29. SCG Break - Pat St. John
30. Interview - Deborah Harry
31. Pretty Baby
32. One Way Or Another
33. SGC 105 Credits - Pat St. John
34. Specific Promo Announcement
35. General Promo Announcement #1
36. General Promo Announcement #2
The Blondie Supergroups show was probably the seventh show in the Supergroups concert series, and may have been the last to use the premium presentation format of a box, cue sheets on heavy weight paper, and plastic-line disc sleeves. The show's production credits added G.K. Productions, who aren't on the prior Cars show. The Cars show was broadcast in October or November of '79, so there's a five month gap between it and the Blondie show...perhaps winter was a bad time for radio advertising.
Chicago OCC 101 - broadcast date of May 12, 1979
Foreigner CC 201 or 203 (unconfirmed number....)
Moody Blues SGC 101
Allman Brothers SGC 102
Peter Frampton SGC 103
The Cars SGC 104
Blondie SGC 105 - broadcast date of March 22, 1980
Cheap Trick SGC 106
Journey SGC 107
Alice Cooper SGC 108.
The earliest of these shows were distributed in boxes, with similar cover designs. The background of each box was a solid color covered in a pattern of dots, with the artist's name on the front and the show credits on the back. The cue sheets were printed on premium paper, and the discs housed in plastic-lined disc sleeves. Occasionally they "themed" the color of the box: The Moody Blues box is blue, and Blondie is yellow.
This version was digitized from the original syndicated radio discs and declicked in Audacity in October 2014. Included are 300 dpi scans of the front cover, a disc label, and all four pages of the cue sheet. Flac files of wavs. The only thing I edited out was the 700 Hz test tone.
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