Billy Rush (musician)

William "Billy" Rush (born August 26, 1952) is an American musician, guitarist, composer, producer, arranger and engineer who worked from 1964 - today as Composer, producer, arranger and engineer, and with Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes from 1975 - 1985 on guitar and composer then with Serge Gainsbourg from 1984 until 1991 with director musical and guitarist.

Biography

William Rush Says Billy Rush or Little Willie Rush was born on August 26, 1952, in Deal, New Jersey. He Composed for artists and groups of 1971 and today. He played the guitar and composed for albums for Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes from 1975 to 1985, year when he left the Jukes to join Serge Gainsbourg from 1984 to 1991, Taka Boom (Yvonne Steven) in 1985, Charlotte Gainsbourg in 1986, Bambou (Caroline Paulus) in 1989. Rush participed with a small hard rock metal band called Liddle, Rush and Thrall in 2002 with Pat Thrall on drums, Tony Liddle on guitar & singins and Rush on vocals.

Billy Rush to move of Deal to New Jersey and lives in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Years As Composer, Producer and Engineer (on 1964 - Today)

Rush composed for Muddy Waters (1964-1997), John Hammond (1965), Bo Didley (1968), Camel Pressure Points (1984), Brian Kennedy (1990), Kolibri (1990), Boxcar (1990), Chris Walker (1991), Psychic TV (1994), Jerry Clower (1994), Debbie Davies (1994), Jimmy Hall (1996), Slo Leak (1996) Boukan Ginen (1997), David Michael Frank (2001), Chris Thomas King (2004) Jimi Hendrix (2005–2008), Lloyd Price (2006).

Creation of BoozeBlackBerry, Change for Asbury Jukes and arrived of Billy Rush in group (on 1968 - 1975)

Before 1974 Miami Steven Van Zandt played with Al Berger Dovells in support of the band and Southside Johnny began playing with the orchestra for which BoozeBlackBerry Kenny Pentifallo already playing drums. It was this band that eventually developed in the Asbury Jukes. The original BBB had played together since 1968 and before 1974 had represented a line of Paul Green (harmonica, vocals), Paul Dickler (guitar), David Meyers (bass) and Kenny Pentifallo (Drums) .They s 'were established as the orchestra) home to a new club, the stone pony. Green was the lead singer of the band but he preferred to play the harmonica. Meanwhile, Southside played harmonica with the Blues Street Band, but had few opportunities to sing in advance. Green and Southside effectively exchanged Southside band and soon emerged as the leader of BBB, referring Dickler (who did not like Steven Van Zandt) and Meyers, Pentifallo but keeping a battery. He was subsequently recruited Kevin Kavanagh and Van Zandt, who in turn recruited Al Berger and in June 1975, inspired by Walter small and Jukes they changed their name to the Asbury Jukes suddenly Steven Van Zandt made Asbury Jukes jackets by burning it and this is why Meyers and Green did not like his clothes there at that time. The original Jukes Paravant the line was then supplemented with additional Mexican American Carlo Novi sax player and tenor Billy Rush (guitar) arrived in February 1975 in the band.

Years Of Guitarist (1975 - 1979)

Rush was one of the guitarist recruited to the changes of name of band (When the group has to change under the name of Asbury Jukes has the place of BoozeBlackBerry in 1975) from 1975 to 1985 in February 1975 with Steven Van Zandt (Which was already in the group before he changes a name) of 1975 has 1979, Steve is thus the composer and a guitarist of the Jukes and the first three Albums of Asbury Jukes such as I Don't Want to Go Home appeared in 1976, It's This Time It's for Real appeared in 1977 and Hearts of Stone appeared in 1978 which will be the last album on which Van Zandt would compose and appear with Rush for Southside Johnny, because towards the end of 1978, Steve Van Zandt got caught speeding by Bruce Springsteen, and of the blow Steve goes away with The Boss Bruce Springsteen, But Steve makes his(her) departure by keeping(guarding) the link with John Lyons ( Southside Johnny) and his(her) musicians composers that he knows in that she(it) he has to work with but in 1991 Southside Johnny Lyon and his group prepares and goes out a new album Better Days on which Steve Van Zandt is ré to engage as composer and vocalist of this albums but without Billy Rush who had left in 1985 of Jukes to join the French singer Serge Gainsbourg who fell in love on Billy Rush by listening to the album Trash It Up of Asbury Jukes and Serge Gainsbourg dies on March 2, 1991 the same year or The Jukes prepared and took out their albums Better Days with Bobby Bandiera the guitarist, the composer and the replacement of Billy Rush in Jukes, Bruce Springsteen and Steve Van Zandt.

Years Guitar and Composer (on 1979 - 1989) 

In 1979, Billy Rush saw Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes who have undergone several important changes. Billy Rush has already started work in the Jukes in 1975 playing that guitar, and their first three studio albums (I Do not Want to Go Home, This Times It's For Real, and Hearts Of Stone) and their three first live, Live at the Bottom Line (1976) had only been moderate commercial success and were subsequently based by Epic Records. Its growing commitments to Bruce Springsteen have distanced Steven Van Zandt of the Jukes and the live and concert 1978 Southside has the recruited another guitarist to replace Steve Van Zandt who is named Joel (Cage) Gramolini who was stay from 1978 to 1981 and is that placed Billy Rush as the co-leader of the band and chief songwriter of 3 albums next studio because Rush worked in the group for 4 years.Them following three albums were taken(brought) out to Mercury the album The Jukes was registered(recorded) in the "Muscle Shoals Sound" and produces by Barry Beckett and to make up(compose) by Billy Rush Arrived the album studio Love Is A Sacrifice ( 1980 ) to compromise(compose) The latter received Stephan Galfas's help(assistant) for the production. Reach Up And Touch The Sky, Live 1980 album of 1981 taken(brought) out in 1981 manage. Around 1983 Southside, Rush wrote had two almost 9 song and four remixes at least on their album Titule Trash It Up (1983) that reaches the ears of Philip Lerichomme and Serge Gainsbourg for her album Love On The Beat (1984 ) it is Lerichomme that trouved this album at a record store in Paris and had him listen to Gainsbourg. Gainsbourg part to meet the New Jersey Southside Johnny to see Billy Rush that he participated in the recording of Love On The Beat on guitar, bass and drums. Trash It Up was released by Reporting (Records) Mirage and produced by Nile Rodgers that has not had time to produce Love On The Beat Serge Gainsbourg as Rodgers had to produce for the album Madonna (Celebration) and David Bowie (Let's Dance) so let Billy Rush Niles produce Gainsbourg album which has been more successful in listening and buying while the album Trash It Up Southside Johnny & the Asbury jukes had no successful purchase and then listening for the 1984 in the Heat album composed by Billy Rush which saw the Asbury Jukes fall increasingly to buying and listening. It also marked the end of Billy Rush association with the Jukes who announced his departure in January 1985 because Billy Rush believes that the Asbury Jukes not mean nothing to him and want to do other things on leaving group joining Serge Gainsbourg in spring 1985, which called on him to repeat his future concert at the Casino de Paris in 1985 and his tour throughout France in 1985, Billy Rush took the place Guitarists Doughie Brian and Michael Chung former guitarist Bob Marley Serge Gaisbourg had recruited for his album Aux Armes and briefly and his album Live at the Palace 1979 five years earlier, and Rush was also the Music Director of the band Gainsbourg musicians during the tour of 1985 and the last tour in 1988. After the departure of Billy Rush, Billy Rush was replaced from 1985 to 2010 in the juke by Bobby Bandiera in January 1985 which called on him and agrees to take his place and Bobby Bandiera worked on the album in the Heat of Southside Johnny and as a vocalist after the departure of Billy Billy Rush Rush continued to produce for Taka Boom who also worked on the album in the Heat of Jukes as vocalist Serge Gainsbourg (1984-1988), Billy Rush accompanies Serge Gainsbourg for it to do record live albums and two film his last concert at the Casino de Paris 1985 at the Zenith in Paris in 1988 registered in France and his last studio album You're Under Arrest recorded in New Jersey (1987), Billy Rush also produced for Charlotte Gainsbourg, daughter of Serge Gainsbourg for her studio album for Charlotte Ever the soundtrack of the film (1986) recorded in New Jersey, Bambou (Caroline Paulus) the last companion of Serge Gainsbourg. for his studio album Made In China (1989) recorded in New Jersey

The Fall of the Guitar, The reorganization and the reproduction, The Reunion of the Composition and Bambou, Resumed (Taken back) (on 1990 - Today)

In 1990, Serge Gainsbourg began writing a new album Blues that had to be recorded in New Orleans in the United States in 1991, always with American musicians including Billy Rush in this album to management and guitar, sexcept Tony "Thunder" Smith drummer who should not participate in the new and future 1991 album Gainsbourg, but unfortunately the album will not see the record date for March 2, 1991 Serge Gainsbourg dies as the result of a heart attack only to his home rue de Verneuil in Paris. Serge Gainsbourg will be buried in the cemetery of Montparnasse, this is what marked the end of the work Billy Rush and Serge Gainsbourg in 1992 a music labels released the Live album Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes (Live 10 / 15/1984) Recorded at Bayou Club in Washington named All I Want is Everyhthing K7 audio and video CDs, the same year a best of grouping the song between 1976 and 1978 Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes dating Having a Party rarely live audio studio version. In 2001 spring the DVD Serge Gainsbourg Serge Gainsbourg for 10 years of his death the same year Billy finds Bamboo, the last companion of Serge Gainsbourg, and their son, Lulu Gainsbourg, want to record singing the song of Gainsbourg Do not say anything sung by Bamboo duet with her Lulu Gainsbourg son this cover of this song is a tribute to the 10th anniversary of the death of Serge Gainsbourg disappeared in 1991, Lulu Gainsbourg is 15 years old, Billy Rush is 49 years old he found Bamboo and Lulu and American musicians who knew him when he worked with Serge Gainsbourg at the time, unfortunately, it will not play on this song while other American musicians Serge participated in this song do not say anything, 10 years by 2011 Lulu Gainsbourg made a tribute album for the 20th anniversary of the death of his father with the rest of the musicians Serge, Billy Rush will not be on the album and had to be replaced by other guitarists because since the death of Serge Gainsbourg in 1991, Billy Rush does not want to hear about Serge Gainsbourg permanently. In 2002, Billy Rush decides to get back into music and participated in a small hard rock band called Liddle Rush And Thrall with Pat Thrall on guitar, Tony Liddell on drums and Billy Rush to the songs and vote. Tony and Pat are friends of Billy Rush, their group had no success and their two studio albums Law (2002) was a failure to buying and listening. In 2004 a DVD on the spring concert of Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes at Rockpalast and grughalle essen in germany and also an album complilation of 12 songs with rare demo Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes not output at the time released on CD, in 2007, a 5 CD album compilation spring with songs in demo not output at the time of Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, after the K7 video Gainsbourg concert at the Casino de Paris and the Zenith it comes out Dvd Casino in 2006 and Zenith in 2007, in 2008 released the album Live in Boston 1978 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes for 30 years on the tour Hearts of Stone Tower in 2014 emerged the album Love on the Beat and You're Under Arrest Serge Gainsbourg with remixed songs and rare signed in Gainsbourg, a book with a CD, bookstores that sold from 2013 to 2014, and in 2015 the spring Serge Gainsbourg Live album (Casino de Paris 1985) and on CD vinyl 33 rpm on sale at Fnac and Cultura with remixes, unreleased recovery and for the 30th anniversary concert in November the same year released the album Live Bottom Line 1977 New York City Asbury Jukes not output at. Billy Rush is removed from the composition but still plays guitar for fun at home.

Discography

Muddy Waters

John Hammond

Bo Diddley

Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes

Camel

Serge Gainsbourg

Jane Birkin

Jane Birkin: Mes images Privé de Serge (2013) Guitar, Bass and Programming of Drums

Taka Boom

People (8)

Charlotte Gainsbourg

Bambou

Boxcar

Kolibri

of Behavior] (1990) Composer

Brian Kennedy

Chris Walker

Composer

Various Artists

Psychic TV

Jerry Clower

Debbie Davies

Jimmy Hall

Slo Leak

Boukan Ginen

Bruce Springsteen:

David Michael Frank

Liddle Rush & Thrall

Chris Thomas

Jimi Hendrix

Lloyd Price

We owe him also 3 song of which Security whom he wrote and compromise and to sing word and to play the music has the guitar in the album studio The Jukes of 1979 and in the album compilation jukebox of 2006 in demo of Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes with where i can doh from miserable wretch and let me hide in demo that Billy wrote to make up to sing word and to play also in the album compilation jukebox of 2006 of Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes

Filmography

TV Programm

unknown—Various appearances on local Cleveland TV shows

unknown—TV jingles for Chunky & NJ Bell [unconfirmed]

5-30-76–12-min. documentary featuring footage of a Stone . Pony concert with Bruce S. & Lee Dorsey. . Shown on UHF channel U-68 in the NYC metro area.

1977—Between the lines (movie cameo, plus soundtrack) . This fun little film has a stellar cast, featuring . Jeff Goldblum as a Southside fan (and bootleg . collecter). One crucial scene is set at a party, . where the Jukes are performing "Sweeter than Honey" . and "Having a Party". Also on the soundtrack: . "Fannie Mae" & "I don't want to go home."

4-5-77—OGWT studio performance (British TV) . "Without love" & "The Fever"

11-22-77—OGWT special (British TV)

late 1970s—appearances on the Mike Douglas TV show

late 1970s—Don Kirshner's Rock Concert (1st appearance) . Promoting "This time it's for real" album. . "Without love" & "Little by little"

1978—Live promo clip of SSJ singing "Without love"

8-31-78—Live from the Agora (30 min.) . Aired on local Cleveland TV, perhaps elsewhere. . "The Fever", "I don't want to go home", "Having a . party" (incl. Bruce, Steve VanZandt, Clarence)

1979—Don Kirshner's Rock Concert (2nd appearance) . Live footage from Aug. Asbury Park show (4 songs)

1979—Soundstage (PBS TV show, 1 hour) . Concert from Chicago, also featuring Junior Wells

10-2-79—OGWT film footage (British TV) "Vertigo" 1980—On the beach (music video) . (pre-MTV; shown on HBO's "video jukebox")

1981—All my children (TV show cameo)

1981—Second City Television ("The Fever" & "Everything") . Also includes a skit with Patti Scialfa and the . Jukes acting as a band at Ed Grimley's wedding.

5-17-81—Taping date for "Eddie and the Cruisers" movie. . (alternate ending featured the Jukes—not released)

1982—Welcome to Miller Time (TC commercial)

1982—Rick Derringer's Rock Spectacular (laserdisc) . Taped at the Ritz, NYC (Pioneer Artists PA-85-091) . SSJ on lead vocals & harmonica for "Honey Hush" . (Lou W. Turner) & "Five Long Years" (Eddie Boyd)

1983—Trash it up (music video)

1984—New Romeo (music video)

1984—Regis Philbin TV show . Released by Castle Music Video (cat. no. CMV 1043).

1984—Showtime special (cable TV concert) . [Possibly the same show as above]

1984? -- Interview on French TV, plus club appearances with . Little Bob Story on 2 songs; includes live segment . of a NJ concert.m 1984—Tuff Turf (movie soundtrack) Serge Gainsbourg - With Michel Drucker (Theater Champs Elysée) In Paris TV Programm the 05/04/1986 Serge Gainsbourg - Show & interview in 1986 At Montreal Canada Serge Gainsbourg - Interview of Télé Matin France 2 (In Zénith of Paris) France 22 March 1988

Concert Filmed and recorded hho never marketed and List of concert and tour

I Don't Want To Go Home Tour (1976)

1975 - every Tuesday/Thursday/Sunday - Stone Pony, Asbury Pk. 1976 - early '76 - every Tuesday/Thursday/Sunday - Stone Pony 1976-01-23 Gangplank - Long Branch NJ 1976-01-24 Gangplank - Long Branch NJ 1976-01-30 Gangplank - Long Branch NJ 1976-xx-xx New Haven CT 1976-05-30 Stone Pony - Asbury Park NJ 1976-07-14 Carlton Theatre - Red Bank NJ 1976-08-01 Jabberwocky Club - Syracuse NY 1976-09-12 Tomorrow Club - Youngstown OH 1976-09-13 Live at the Agora - Cleveland OH 1976-09-18 Lisner Auditorium - George Washington Univ 1976-10-20 Jabberwocky Club, Syracuse U., NY 1976-10-30 Roxy - Los Angeles, CA 1976-11-06 The Savoy - San Francisco CA 1976-11-19 Jed's - New Orleans LA 1976-11-20 Jed's - New Orleans LA 1976-11-21 Jed's - New Orleans LA 1976-12-18 Stone Pony, Asbury Park NJ 1976-12-31 Speaks - Lido Beach - Long Island

This Time It's For Real Tour (1977)

1977-01-01 WDHA - FM Interview - phone in 1977-01-07 Carlton Theater - Red Bank NJ 1977-01-21 TG's East - Greenwood Lake NY 1977-01-22 Wagner College Gym - Staten Island, NY 1977-01-25 Seton Hall Gym - S. Orange, NJ 1977-01-27 Binghamton University - Binghamton, NY 1977-01-29 Georgetown Univ. Gym - Washington DC (Opening for Robert Palmer) 1977-01-30 Shea Auditorium @ William Patterson College - Wayne NJ 1977-02-03 Student Center Ballroom - Glassboro State, NJ 1977-02-04 Capitol Theatre - Passaic, NJ (Opening for The Kinks) 1977-02-05 Ballroom @ University of VW -Morgantown WV 1977-02-06 Roug's Club - Virginia Beach, VA 1977-02-10 Nassau Coliseum - Long Island NY (Opening for Boston) 1977-02-11 Little Night Music - University of PA 1977-02-12 Little Night Music University of PA 1977-02-15 Raffie Basile - Montclair, NJ 1977-02-17 Regent Theatre - Syracuse, NY 1977-02-18 Fairfield University, Fairfield, CT 1977-02-19 Harris Hall - New London, CT 1977-02-22 State College - Framingham, MA 1977-02-23 Amherst University - Amherst MA 1977-02-25 Middlebury College Field House - Middlebury, VT 1977-02-26 Stoneleith Burnham Prep School - Greenfield MA 1977-03-05 Canterbury Odeon, Kent, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-06 Fairfield Hall, Croydon, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-07 Dome, Brighton, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-08 Colston Hall, Bristol, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-09 Guild Hall, Portsmouth, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-13 Rainbow Theatre, London, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-15 Civic Hall, Guildford, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-16 City Hall, Sheffield, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-18 St. George's Hall, Bradford, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-19 Apollo Theatre, Glasgow, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-20 Music Hall, Aberdeen, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-21 Usher Hall, Edinburgh, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-23 City Hall, Newcastle, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-24 Odeon, Birmingham, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-25 Trent Poly, Nottingham, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-27 Gaumont, Ipswich, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-28 De Montford Hall, Leicester, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-03-29 Winter Gardens, Bournemouth, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-04-03 Palace Theatre, Manchester, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-04-06 The Rainbow - London UK (w Ronnie Spector) 1977-04-16 BBC Radio 1 - rock-on interview London UK (recorded earlier during tour) 1977-04-30 New Theatre, Oxford, UK (Opening Act For Graham Parker and the Rumour) 1977-05-01 Flying Machine - Akron, OH 1977-05-02 The Agora - Cleveland OH 1977-05-03 The Agora - Cleveland OH - (w Ronnie Spector) 1977-05-06 Commodore Ballroom - Lowell, MA 1977-05-07 Football Stadium - Univ. of Mass. - Ahmerst MA 1977-05-08 Football Stadium- Rutgers U.-New Brunswick NJ 1977-05-12 "Asbury All-Stars" Monmouth Arts Centre Redbank, NJ [Bruce filled in for SSJ who was ill – along with Ronnie Spector, the Asbury Jukes, Miami Steve & E Street Band] 1977-05-13 "Asbury All-Stars" Monmouth Arts Centre Redbank, NJ (1) Early show Bruce filled in for SSJ 1977-05-13 "Asbury All-Stars" Monmouth Arts Centre Redbank, NJ (1) Early show Bruce filled in for SSJ 1977-05-16 Bottom Line - New York, NY 1977-05-17 Bottom Line - New York, NY 1977-05-20 Werner Theatre - Washington DC 1977-05-21 Calderone Theatre - Hempstead, Long Island, NY 1977-05-22 Berkley Performing Arts Center - Boston, MA 1977-05-24 El Macombo Club - Toronto, Canada 1977-05-25 El Macombo Club - Tornoto, Canada 1977-05-27 Sauer's Club - Chicago, IL 1977-05-28 Ivanhoe Club - Chicago, IL (w Ronnie Spector) 1977-05-29 Stone Lake - Stone Lake, WI (outdoors) 1977-05-30 State Theatre - St. Paul, MN 1977-05-31 Stone Hearth Clu" - Madison, WI 1977-06-02 Uptown Theatre - Milwaukee, WI 1977-06-03 Circle Theatre - Indianapolis, IN 1977-06-04 Taft Theatre - Cincinnati, OH 1977-06-05 Cleveland Stadium Cleveland, OH 1977-06-13 Bottom Line - NYC 1977-06-19 Tomorrow Club Youngstown, OH 1977-07-07 KYW-TV Studios - Philadelphia PA- Taping of "The Mike Douglas Show" 1977-07-11 "Ivanhoe Theatre" - ? 1977-07-30 Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park NJ 1977-09-28 Univ. So. Mississippi - Hattiesburg 1977-09-30 Dallas, Texas 1977-10-01 Roxy - Los Angeles CA 1977-10-02 Armadillo World Headquarters Austin,Texas 1977-10-13 Stone Pony - Asbury Park (w Bruce Springsteen) 1977-10-14 The Other Side - Philadelphia PA 1977-11-02 Skokvishal - Netherlands 1977-11-03 Paradiso - Amsterdam Netherlands 1977-11-06 De Lanteren - Rotterdam 1977-11-27 Radio London interview Charlie Gillet 1977-11-27 Eric's London UK 1977-12-xx Tomorrow Club - Youngstown Ohio 1977-12-02 Hunt Union Ballroom, Oneonta NY 1977-12-03 St. Peter's College 1977-12-08 Lafayette College 1977-12-31 Capitol Theater - Passaic NJ

Hearts Of Stone Tour (1978)

1978-01-01 The Parkwest - Chicago 1978-01-01 WMMR-FM - Philadelphia PA Interview 1978-02-11 Alexander's - Browns Mills, NJ 1978-02-18 Wilkins Theatre - Kean College - Union, NJ 1978-02-24 Rider College - Lawrenceville NJ 1978-03-18 Alexander's - Browns Mills, NJ 1978-03-21 The Roxy - Los Angeles, CA 1978-04-29 Bryant College - Bristol RI 1978-06-02 Great Adventure Park, Jackson NJ 1978-07-01 Paramount Theatre - Asbury Park, NJ 1978-07-08 Soldier Field - Chicago IL - (opening for The Rolling Stones and Journey) 1978-08-01 Seatle WA - FM radio 1978-08-07 Central Park NYC 1978-08-22 Joe Pop's - Shipbottom NJ 1978-08-30 Agora Ballroom - Cleveland OH 1978-09-12 "Tomorrow Club" - Youngstown, OH 1978-10-01 Radio Interview Cleveland 1978-10-01 WLIR-FM Long Island NY 1978-11-08 Palladium NYC 1978-11-11 Seattle Washington 1978-12-01 Veteran's Memorial - Columbus, OH (opening for J. Geils Band) 1978-12-02 Bowling Green Univ. - Bowling Green, OH (opening for J. Geils Band) 1978-12-03 Richfield Coliseum - Cleveland OH (opening for J. Geils Band) 1978-12-05 Park West Club - Chicago, IL 1978-12-06 Mississippi Nights - St. Louis, MO 1978-12-08 Aragon Ballroom - Chicago IL (opening for J. Geils) 1978-12-10 Guthrie Theatre - Minneapolis, MN 1978-12-12 Mecca Arena- Milwaukee, WI (opening for Bob Seger) 1978-12-13 Hara Sports Arena - Dayton OH (opening for J. Geils Band) 1978-12-14 Dane County Coliseum - Madison WI (opening for Bob Seger) 1978-12-15 Cobo Hall - Detroit MI (opening for J. Geils) 1978-12-16 Cobo Hall - Detroit, MI (opening for J. Geils) 1978-12-18 El Casino- Montreal, Canada CHOM-FM Broadcast 1978-12-19 El Macombo - Toronto, Canada 1978-12-26 Spectrum, Philadelphia PA 1978-12-27 Palladium, New York City 1978-12-28 Palladium, New York City 1978-12-30 Capitol Theatre, Passaic NJ 1978-12-31 Capitol Theater - Passaic NJ

The Jukes Tour (1979)

1979-xx-xx Interview by Jim Ladd 1979-xx-xx Odeon Cleveland, OH 1979-01-07 Interview WPIX-FM Studios NY - Blues DJ 1979-01-12 Soundstage Chicago, IL w/Junior Wells 1979-03-17 Calderone Concert Hall-Hempstead,NY 1979-06-10 Essen, Germany 1979-07-09 Fast Lane Asbury Pk, NJ - Jackie Wilson Benefit 1979-08-xx Seattle, WA 1979-08-09 Convention Hall, Asbury Park, NJ 1979-08-11 Knebworth Park 1979-08-15 Blossom Music Center Cuyahoga Falls, OH 1979-08-21 Belmont Park - Long Island NY 1979-09-07 Tower Theater - Philadelphia, PA 1979-09-15 The Granada Theater – Chicago, IL 1979-09-21 Rainbow Music Hall - Denver CO 1979-10-08 Paradiso – Amsterdam, Holland 1979-10-19 Gota Lejon Stockholm, Sweden 1979-10-23 Strathclyde University Glasgow, Scotland 1979-10-24 University Leeds, England 1979-10-26 Odeon Birmingham, England 1979-10-27 The Rainbow Theatre London, England 1979-10-28 The Venue - London UK 1979-10-29 The Dome Brighton, England 1979-11-07 Live at the Palladium - NY (WPLJ radio) 1979-11-14 Ryerson Theater - Toronto Canada 1979-12-31 Capitol Theater - Passaic NJ

Love Is A Sacrifice Tour (1980)

1980-xx-xx West Chester PA 1980-05-27 Guest DJ - WNEW-FM NYC 1980-07-05 Freehold Raceway NJ 1980-07-08 Poplar Creek - Chicago 1980-07-16 Mann Music Center - Philadelphia, PA 1980-07-17 Stanley Theater - Pittsburgh PA 1980-07-21 Westchester Premiere Theater - Tarrytown NY - King Biscuit 1980-08-03 Belmont Park - Long Island NY 1980-08-10 Dick Clark Theater -Westchester NY 1980-08-17 Pinecrest CC – Shelton, CT 1980-08-23 Belmont Park – Long Island, NY 1980-09-15 Agora Cleveland OH 1980-09-17 Trax - NYC 1980-09-29 Westminster College, New Wilmington PA 1980-10-13 Interview VPRO Holland 1980-12-31 Capitol Theater-Passaic NJ 1981-06-01 Great Adventure Arena - Jackson NJ 1981-07-10 Convention Hall - Atlantic City (concert for A/C Ambulance Corp) 1981-07-16 South Mountain Music Fair - West Orange NJ 1981-09-16 Fountain Casino - Matawan NJ 1981-10-18 The Bayou Club - Washington DC 1981-12-16 Capitol Theater (10th Anniversary Show)- Passaic NJ 1981-12-30 The Savoy - NY 1981-12-31 Capitol Theater - Passaic NJ 1982-02-14 Gainsville Florida 1982-03-20 Guest DJ - WMMR-FM Philadelphia PA 1982-05-29 Bever Brown w/Bruce Big Man's West 1982-07-02 Brendan Byrne Arena - Meadowlands NJ 1982-07-27 Bayou Club - Washington DC 1982-08-23 Belmont Park Long Island, NY 1982-09-06 Great Adventure Amusement Park, Jackson NJ 1982-12-17 Capitol Theater- Passaic NJ

Trash It Up Tour (1983)

1983-03-14 Bayou Club - Washington DC 1983-03-15 Stanley Theater Pittsburgh, PA? NJ? "The Jukes" era began in the Summer of ‘83 1983-06-24 Stockholm Sweden 1983-07-02 Open Air Festival Roskilde - Copenhagen Denmark 1983-07-07 Grand Opera House - Wilmington, DE (early & late shows) 1983-07-15 Meadowlands Race Track East Rutherford NJ 1983-09-02 Rocky Point - Warwick RI 1983-10-09 Stitches Comedy Club - Boston MA 1983-10-24 Montclaire State College NJ 1983-10-26 Ripley's Music Hall - Philadelphia PA 1983-12-28 Monmouth Arts Center - Red Bank NJ 1983-12-29 WNEW-FM NYC (acoustic) 1983-12-29 WNEW-FM NYC (acoustic) 1983-12-31 Capitol Theater - Passaic NJ

In The Heat Tour (1984)

1984-02-25 Salle Franklin - Le Harve - Paris France w/Little Bob Story 1984-06-20 Moderna Museets Trädgård Sweden 1984-06-24 Rouen - France 1984-06-27 The Venue - London UK 1984-06-28 The Venue - London UK 1984-07-28 Garden State Arts Center - Holmdel NJ 1984-07-29 Valley Forge Music Fair - Devon PA 1984-08-12 Meadowlands NJ (w Springsteen) 1984-09-01 Interview WNEW-FM Studios NYC 1984-09-25 Morristown Community Theater NJ 1984-09-26 Morristown Community Theater NJ 1984-09-29 Ira S Wilson Ice Arena Geneseo NY 1984-10-16 Chestnut Caberet - Philadelphia PA 1984-10-31 The Ritz - Stockholm Sweden 1984-11-01 Alabamahalle Munich West Germany 1984-11-03 Karen - Gothenburg Sweden 1984-11-04 Malmo Sweden 1984-11-06 The Lyceum - London UK 1984-11-24 Telephone Interview - San Francisco Radio 1984-12-01 WNEW-FM NYC interview acoustic 1984-12-03 Tempe Arizona 1984-12-23 The Count Basie Theater - Red Bank NJ (La Bamba's Christmas Show)

Love On The Beat Tour (1985)

NOV 5 1985 ROUEN Serge Gainsbourg at Hall des Expositions Foire de Lille, Lille, France NOV 6 1985 NOV 7 1985 REIMS NOV 8 1985 NANCY NOV 9 1985 METZ NOV 10 1985 STRASBOURG NOV 11 1985 BESANCON NOV 12 1985 CLERMONT NOV 13 1985 & 14 Nov 1985 BORDEAUX NOV 15 1985 NANTES NOV 16 1985 QUIMPER NOV 18 1985 LE MANS NOV 19 1985 BRUXELLE BELGIUM NOV 21 1985 LYON NOV 22 1985 GRENOBLE NOV 23 1985 ST ETIENNE NOV 25 1985 & 24 1985 MONTPELIER NOV 26 1985 TOULOUSE NOV 28 1985 NICE NOV 29 1985 MARSEILLE Théâtre de Beaulieu, Lausanne, NOV 30 1985

You're Under Arrest Tour (1988) APRIL 2 1988 at Printemps de Bourges, France at Sports center Toulouse, France in APRIL, 15 1988, MAY 4 1988 Patinoire de Malley France Lausanne, Switzerland in MAY, 12 1988 Foire Internationale MAY 17 Metz, France 30 MAY 1988 Parc des expositions, Caen, France, JULY 15 1988 Francofolies de La Rochelle France

Serge Gainsbourg did less in collaboration in 1988 because he was very exhausted has limestone plateau of the alcohol and the cigarette

Most of his concerts were registered and to film by spectator and put on the Internet in download and others not with regard to copyright because certainly were not registered or to film

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