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0:00:00-0:11.03 Radio Promo of Program to be Played 1 Week prior to Program Airing. 0:11:04-2:53:14 "Three Hours for Magic" radio special, minus the commercials. ABOUT RECORDING: A London Wavelength Presentation produced by Jon Sargent In association with Frank Liscandro, author of the published photojournal, "AN HOUR FOR MAGIC" The Doors - Three Hours For Magic: The Jim Morrison Story [London Wavelength 3LP's] This is one of the rarest Doors recordings out there, once even considered a "phantom recording" until a vinyl edition popped up. This recording was made in 1982 and was supposedly broadcast once in England in '83. It was pressed in a limited number of 500 vinyl copies that were promos given to radio stations in the early 80's. Very few have seem to have survived. It contains three hours of anecdotes about Jim Morrison from everyone from Corky Courson, Pam's father, to Tony Liscandro, to journalists, the Doors ( Robby Krieger, John Densmore, Ray Manzarek) and the like. It is truly an amazing set for any Doors fan. It also contains Jim reading poetry from the Lost Paris sessions of '71. Ex SBD stereo.

Enjoy the full concert FREE @ (http://www.bit.ly/tompettylfg) ****** September 21, 2006 Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers returned home to Gainesville, Florida where it all began, to play their first hometown show in 13 years; and delivered a spellbinding performance at the iconic Gatorville Amphitheatre, showcasing their timeless rock 'n' roll prowess. Transforming Gatorville Amphitheatre into a rock 'n' roll haven, the hometown boys delivered an unforgettable performance on a warm summer night, topped off with an unexpected surprise – the legendary Stevie Nicks emerged, shrouded in a mystical aura, to join Petty on stage for a few songs together. The crowd erupted in cheers as the two icons shared a warm embrace, setting the stage for an iconic musical collaboration. The duo launched into a soul-stirring rendition of "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around," a classic that instantly transported the audience back to the magic of the late '70s. The chemistry between Petty and Nicks was undeniable, their voices intertwining in a mesmerizing dance that echoed through the amphitheater. The chemistry between the artists, coupled with the timeless quality of the music, created a night that will be remembered as a pinnacle moment in the live music experience. Featuring: Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers Tom Petty - vocals, guitar Mike Campbell - lead & rhythm guitar, mandolin, bass Benmont Tench - piano, organ, keyboards, backing vocals Scott Thurston - rhythm & lead guitar, keyboards, harmonica, backing vocals Steve Ferrone - drums Guest Appearance: Stevie Nicks Setlist: 1. Listen to Her Heart 2. Mary Jane's Last Dance 3. I Won't Back Down 4. Free Fallin' 5. Saving Grace 6. I'm a Man 7. Oh Well 8. Handle With Care 9. Stop Draggin' My Heart Around (w/ Stevie Nicks) 10. I Need to Know (w/ Stevie Nicks) 11. It's Good to Be King 12. Down South 13. Southern Accents 14. Insider (w/ Stevie Nicks) 15. Learning to Fly 16. Don't Come Around Here No More (w/ Stevie Nicks) 17. Runnin' Down a Dream Encore: 18. You Wreck Me 19. Mystic Eyes 20. American Girl (w/ Stevie Nicks) Enjoy this & more full concerts FREE @ StaticContentCreations.com #TomPetty #Heartbreakers #stevienicks #Gatorville #classicrock #rockandroll #freefallin #maryjane #refugee #live #music #concert #performance #entertainment #art

Awesome concert with 2 giants coming together after 39 years - remember Blind Faith in 1970