Anybody??
 

Hi all, i'm new here and was trying to find out about a gig the Jovi's did around 1989/90. It was broadcast on the radio at the time and i used to have it on cassette but seem to have lost it over the years.
I cannot remember where or for what it was but i remember that was the first time i'd heard them do "Living On A Prayer" acoustically, this version was kinda like the "Prayer '94" version on the "Always" CD.
Other songs they did were acoustically "Dead Or Alive" then they went off and came back to do an electric set which included a version of Bob Dylan's "Seven Days".
Anyone know what this gig was for? It may have been a Nordoff Robbins charity thing or something like that. Anyway, any help would be greatly appreciated

Seb here runs an excellent site for stuff like this.

www.bonjovi-archives.com

This is the gig you're looking for, I believe:

http://www.bonjovi-archives.com/NJ/N...0-01-1990.html

January 7 , 1989, Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK
Setlist:
1. Goin' Back (acoustic)
2. Never Say Goodbye (acoustic)
3. Shooting Star (acoustic)
4. Wanted Dead Or Alive (acoustic)
5. Livin' On A Prayer (acoustic)
6. Love For Sale
7. We All Sleep Alone
8. It's My Life
9. We Gotta Get Out Of This Place
10. Cadillac Man
11. I'd Die For You
12. Wild In The Streets
13. Blood On Blood
14. The Boys Are Back In Town
15. Bad Medicine
16. You Keep Me Hangin' On
17. Silent Night
18. Travellin' Band
19. Fever/I Got The Fever
20. Seven Days
21. Social Disease
22. Train Kept A Rollin' (with Jimmy Page)
23. Good Golly Mis Molly
24. With A Little Help From My Friends

Ah yes - THAT gig - one for the ages :D I still listen to that every couple of months - especially if I need to be reminded why I am still listening to this band.

So does a full recording of that concert exist or not?

The radio broadcast i had on cassette didnt have half of those songs so was probably edited down.
I don't know if a full recording of it exists or not but i'd love to be able to hear it again.

Thanks for the info Ferret :cool:

A full audience recording exists. There were about 11 songs of the show on the radio back then.