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Wanda Jackson with The Lustre Kings Berkeley Cafe Raleigh, NC 2-14-10 Overall performance is incredible. Video quality is ok but that is secondary. The first two songs as well as some between banter doesn't have video included but, the audio remains. Some has been posted before. This is the full show with a new audio source. 01 "Mean, Mean, Man" (no video) 00:00-03:17 02 "All Night Long" (no video) 03:17-05:45 03 banter - Blow Out The Pipes 05:45-06:42 04 "Hard Head Woman" 06:42-09:50 05 "I Gotta Know" 09:50-12:46 06 banter - Decca Records 12:46-13:55 07 "I Betcha My Heart I Love You" 13:55-16:55 08 banter - Elvis 16:55-22:32 09 "Good Rockin' Tonight" 22:32-24:52 10 "Baby, Let's Play House" (no video) 24:52-26:52 11 "Heartbreak Hotel" 26:52-30:00 12 banter - Valentine's Day, Jack White 30:00-34:18 13 "You Know I'm No Good" 34:18-38:39 14 "Shakin' All Over" (second time played live) 38:39-41:40 15 banter - Cool You Gals Down 41:40-41:56 16 "Fujiyama Mama" 41:56-46:45 17 "Funnel of Love" 46:45-50:12 18 banter - For The Sweethearts 50:12-50:48 19 "Right or Wrong" 50:48-53:54 20 "Riot in Cell Block #9" 53:54-57:10 21 banter - Cinderella Life 57:10-59:10 22 "I Saw The Light" 59:10-1:02:35 23 banter - Lustre Kings intro 1:02:35-1:04:21 24 "Let's Have a Party" 1:04:21-1:07:36 25 encore 1:07:36-1:08:17 26 "Whole Lotta Shakin' " 1:08:17-1:10:41 27 "Rip It Up" 1:10:41-1:13:23
Wanda LaVonne Jackson is a retired American singer and songwriter. Since the 1950s, she has recorded and released music in the genres of rock, country and gospel. She was among the first women to have a career in rock and roll, recording a series of 1950s singles that helped give her the nickname "The Queen of Rockabilly". She is also counted among the first female stars in the genre of country music.
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