Live Albums By John Hiatt
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The Action In Frisco The San Francisco Broadcast is an in concert live recording by Little Village featuring John Hiatt and Ry Cooder.
It was recorded at the Fox Warfield Theatre in San Francisco in 1992 and was broadcast on local radio. It has been released on the Sonic Boom label.
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What is the best live album by singer songwriter John Hiatt?
I like Hiatt Comes Alive At Budokan, partly for its jokey title and partly for the terrific music but also because it’s the first one I bought.
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Live in Chicago is a live album by John Hiatt.
It was recorded at the Vic Theater in Chicago in December 1990 and broadcast on local station WXRT.
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Live at the Hiatt is a live album by John Hiatt.
It was recorded at The Forum in London in October 1993.
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Paper Thin: The 1989 Canadian Broadcast is a live recording by John Hiatt.
It was recorded at Barrymore’s Music Hall in Ottawa on January 19th 1989 and broadcast by CKQB-109.4 FM.
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Hiatt Comes Alive At Budokan is a joke title playing on the success of Frampton Comes Alive and the many live albums recorded at Budokan including Cheap Trick and Bob Dylan.
Sadly, it didn’t bring him that kind of success.
It’s actually recorded on the American tour between February and May 1994 to promote the Perfectly Good Guitars studio album.
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