Lost Boys & Golden Girls World Tour 1988
A Snowy Day in New England
Hi,
Every year someone writes something about me in a tour book. This year I’ve decided to do the job myself because it would be fun and it is the "BAT OUT OF HELL 10TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EDITION TOUR BOOK". The reason for the name "BAT OUT OF HELL 10TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EDITION TOUR BOOK" is that I wanted to use gold letters on the cover and I wanted to have as many words as possible because gold really looks cool. So, here it is. "THE BAT OUT OF HELL 10TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EDITION TOUR BOOK".
The actual tour is called "Lost Boys and Golden Girls Tour ‘88", but that didn’t have as many words as "BAT OUT OF HELL 10TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EDITION TOUR BOOK". "Lost Boys and Golden Girls" is actually a song from an album called "Bad for Good" by my friend and colleague Jim Steinman who wrote the words and music for the album "Bat Out of Hell". And now here we are ten years later with the "BAT OUT OF HELL 10TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EDITION TOUR BOOK".
Inside the "BAT OUT OF HELL 10TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EDITION TOUR BOOK" you’ll see a collection of photos and memories of the last ten years on tour with Meat Loaf. As you’ll notice, I look exactly the same as I did ten years ago when I started touring at the age of fifteen. Some of the other members of the bands sure look funny in the old pictures. Be sure to check out the old pictures of Steve Buslowe. (Bob Kulick wouldn’t even let me use his old pictures.)
Tonight you are going to hear some Jim Steinman songs that you’ve never heard in concert before. Jim and I are sure that you will enjoy these additions to the show. As Jim said to me the other day on the phone, I can’t wait to hear them live.
So get revved up, grab hold of your "BAT OUT OF HELL 10TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EDITION TOUR BOOK" with a lot of gold letters on the front, and look around ‘cause the guy in the seat next to you could be Jim Steinman and we’re gonna take you out of the frying pan and into the fire
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Hope all your rock and roll dreams come through.
World Tour 1988
Dates & Countries
February 18 | Philadelphia | Chestnut Cabaret | Pennsylvania |
February 19 | Poughkeepsie | The Chance | New York |
February 20 | Asbury Park | Stone Pony | New Jersey |
February 24 | Boston | The Channel | Massachusetts |
February 26 | New York | The Ritz | New York |
February 27 | Newark | Stone Ballroom | Delaware |
February 28 | Utica | Mohawk College | New York |
March 1 | Garden City | Nassau College | New York |
March 2 | Lawrenceville | Rider College | New Jersey |
March 9 | Harrogate | Conference Ctr | England |
March 10 | Liverpool | Royal Court | England |
March 12 | Aberdeen | Capitol | Scotland |
March 13 | Aberdeen | Capitol | Scotland |
March 14 | Edinburgh | Playhouse | Scotland |
March 15 | Newcastle | City Hall | England |
March 17 | Sheffield | City Hall | England |
March 19 | Manchester | Apollo | England |
March 20 | Birmingham | N.E.C. | England |
March 22 | London | Odeon | England |
March 23 | London | Odeon | England |
March 24 | London | Odeon | England |
March 26 | Torquay | Tor Bay | England |
March 27 | Bristol | Hippodrome | England |
March 28 | Newport | Centre | England |
March 30 | Bournemouth | B.I.C. | England |
March 31 | Brighton | Centre | England |
April 2 | Ulm | Donauhalle | Germany |
April 3 | Hof | Freiheitshalle | Germany |
April 5 | Mannheim | Musensaal | Germany |
April 6 | Munich | DT Museum | Germany |
April 7 | Stuttgart | Liederhalle | Germany |
April 9 | Nuremberg | Jurahalle Neumkt | Germany |
April 10 | Passau | Nibellungenhalle | Germany |
April 11 | Offenbach | Stadthalle | Germany |
April 13 | Gras | Kammersaal | Austria |
April 15 | Vienna | Kurhalle Obrlahr | Austria |
April 16 | Innsbruck | Kongresshaus | Austria |
April 17 | Offenbach | Schwarzwaldhalle | Austria |
April 19 | Berlin | Metropol | Germany |
April 20 | Bremen | Stadthalle | Germany |
April 21 | Dusseldorf | Philipshalle | Germany |
April 23 | Hamburg | Knofp’s Musichal | Germany |
May | Western Canada | ||
June | Western United States | ||
August | Iceland |
Rock ‘n’ Roll Dreams Come True
Act I "THE STORM"
Scene 1: Fender Guitar
Song: "Out of the Frying Pan"
Scene 2: Hot Summer Night
Song: "Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth"
Act II "THE NATIVES ARE RESTLESS TONIGHT"
Song: "Let the Revels Begin"
Scene 1: Darker Than Sin
Song: "Original Sin"
Song: "Bad for Good"
Scene 2: Hook’s Torture, The Entire City is Burning
Song: Modern Girl
Scene 3: Who Needs The Young
Song: "Dance in My Pants
Act III "THE RED BADGE OF LOVE" (The Final Phase)
Scene 1: Don’t Leave Me Here Forever
Song: "Love Her for Both of Us"
Song: "Lost Boys and Golden Girls"
Song: "bat Out of Hell"
Finale: "Lost Boys" (Reprise)
ENCORE
The Players
Bob Kulick: Guitar
Elaine Goff: Vocals
Amy Goff: Vocals
Steve Buslowe: Bass
Alan Merrill: Guitar
Domenic Cicchetti: Keyboards
Chuck Burgi: Drums
Lyrics
- Out of the Frying Pan
- You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth
- Bad for Good
- Modern Girl
- Dance in My Pants
- I’m Gonna Love Her for Both of Us
- Lost Boys & Golden Girls
- Bat Out of Hell
Merchandise Order Form
77-78
Piano: Jim Steinman, Paul Jacobs
Guitar: Bob Kulick
Guitar: Bruce Kulick
Bass: Steve Buslowe
Drums: Joe Stefko
Keyboards: Paul Glanz
Vocals: Rory Dodd
Vocals: Karla DeVito
81-82
Piano: Paul Jacobs
Guitar: Mark Doyle
Guitar: Davey Johnstone
Guitar: Steve Hunter
Bass: Steve Buslowe
Drums: Terry Williams
Keyboards: George Meyer
Vocals: Eric Troyer
Vocals: Pam Moore
1983
Piano: Paul Jacobs
Guitar: Bob Kulick
Guitar: Mark Doyle
Bass: Steve Buslowe
Drums: Wells Kelly
Vocals: Katti Mac
84-85
Keyboards: Paul Jacobs
Guitar: Paul Jacobs
Guitar: Bob Kulick
Keyboards: Brian Chattan
Bass: John Golden
Drums: Andy Wells
Vocals: Doreen Chanter
86-87
Piano: Paul Jacobs
Keyboards: Mark Doyle
Guitar: Bob Kulick
Guitar: Alan Merrill
Bass: Steve Buslowe
Drums: Chuck Burgi
Vocals: Amy Goff
Vocals: Elaine Goff
Lost Boys & Golden Girls World Tour 1988
1988
Words and Music
by
Jim Steinman
Management: George Gilbert
Agency Representation:
William Morris Agency: Dick Allen, Bill Ruff, Bob Prinz, Johnatan Levine, Roger Gacon, Ken Dicamillo, Syd Rudawitz, Risa Shapiro, Joan Hyler, Paul Kelmenson, Tanya Vaughan, Lorraine Coffey, Lisa Bauman, Carolyn Kalb, Betty Lynn McIlvain
In conjunction with Performance Ltd.: Rob Hallett, kathy Clempson, Danielle Mayson
And The Agency of Canada: Mike Greggs
Concert Promotors:
Kennedy Street Ent., Ltd.: Danny betesch, Nick Leigh
Andrew Miller Concerts Ltd.: Andrew Miller, Gill Taylor
KRT Productions: Mark Emery, Kim Turner
Music Services GmbH: Henning Togel, Rianer Haensel
Split Promotions, Iceland: Tony Sandy, Bobby Harrison
Trainer, Killer Rabbits: Michael Palin
Business Management: Ross, Bennet-Smith: Stephen Ross, Andrew Bennet-Smith
Sollicitors: Russells: Tony English, Tony Russell, Chris Organ, Steven Tregear
Merchandising: Bravado Merchandising Services: Keith Drinkwater
The Big Slice: Brian O’Shaugnessy
Coach: Willie Dehler
U.K. Public Relations: Tony Brainsby P.R.: Tony Brainsby, William Highman
U.S. Public Relations: Fran Defeo
Costume Design: Lenny of N.Y.C.
Best Hitter: Don Mattingley, N.Y. Yankees
James Dean Archivist: David Loeur
Choreography: Gary Curyst
Greatest Running Back National Football League: Walter Payton
Fan Club: Matthew and Janet Hiscock
Publishing: Earl Shuman
Stage Design: Meat Loaf, Simon Tutchner & Matt Stoody
Program Design: Meat Loaf & Keith Drinkwater
Cover Art: Richard Corben
Paradise Play-By-Play: Phil Rizzuto, Voice of the N.Y. Yankees
Hot Summer Night: Marcia McClain, Jim Steinman
Travel: happy Holidays, Norwalk, CT: Barbara, Sally Donahue, Leslie Aday Agar
Domestic Engineer: Gloria Fogel
Automotive Maintenance: Degnan Denler
THE TOUR
Tour Management: Matt Stoody/Sound Opinions Toronto
Stage Manager: Gerry Mott
Crew Chief: Eric Anderson
Equipment Technicians: Henry Monteforte, Jimmy Joe Rhodes
Sound Engineer: James Staniford
Monitor Mix Engineer: Julian Tether
P.A. Technician: Paul Johnston
Lighting Designer: Simon Tutchner
Master Electrician: Tim Phillips
Lighting Technician: Mike Humenuik
Rigger: Bob Neiring
U.S. Crew: Paul Carizzo, Rosie Rose
Catering: Eat to the Beat
Costume Consultants: Michael and Leslie Aday
Golf Pro: George Buck, Jr. & George Buck, Snr.
Hair Stylist: Tighe Williams, Westport, CT
Best Cricketer: Viv Richards
Portrait Photography: Ron Akiyamo
Photo Assistant: Herb Numan
Photographic Stylist: Sandy Defeo
Superman: Chris Reeve
Sound and Lights: Samuelson Concert Productions: Steve Moles, Steve Connelly
Grand Prize Meat Loaf Impersonation: Mel Smith
Coach U.S.: N.Y. Custom Coach
Trucking U.S.: Platinum Entertainment
Trucking U.K. and Europe: Trans Am
Drivers:
Equipment Hire: Music Bank
Minister of Silly Walks: John Cleese
Best Runner (Slow Motion): Ben Cross
U.K. Coach: Len Wright
U.S. Assistant Tour Manager: John Gallagher
U.S. Associate Tour Manager: Big Mike Morazas
Dead Ringers: Pete Carr, Dick Jones
Official Cookbook: Rock & Roll Cuisine by Robin & Robin Lemusier
Official Tour Sponsor: Harp Lager
Drums: Pearl
Cymbals: Paiste
Bob Kulick Guitars: Jackson
Alan Merrill Guitars: Tokai
Steve Buslowe Guitars: Steinberger
Best Prince: Edward
Worst Prince: Prince
Rehearsal New York: Montana Sound: Renee Federman, Dave Pirrocco, Keith Pied
Rehearsal London: Brixton Academy
Photography: Lynn Goldsmith, Melinda Wickman, Ken Regan, Geoffrey Thomas, Chuck Pullen, Bob Leaf, Doug Vann, Frank Laffitte, Simon Fowler, Karen Epstein, Leslie Aday, Ray Palmer, Peter Cronin, Nancy J. Clendaniel, Ron Akiyamo
Color Separations: EAD Color N.Y.: Chris Distefino
Special Thanks to Gail Coen, Terry Coen, Jim Walker, David Sonnenberg, Chrissie Harwood, Jeff Gilbert, Steve Popovitch, David Strumwasser, Sam Ellis, Robert Ellis, Ron McCarroll, Foster Padway, Nancy Friedman, Steve Friedman, Maurice Oberstein, Dick Asher, Dick Wingate, Rick Rubin, Simon Potts, Les Garland, David Simone, Bob Sivco of Tokai, Cherie Fein, Julian Spencer Gilbert, L. Jane Calverley, Joanna Sachs Merrill
And especially Pearl and Amanda
Meat Loaf Fan Club:
P.O. Box No. 68
Stockport
Cheshire SK3 0JY