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Golden Earring

Golden Earring — KSAN Live at The Record Plant (April 26, 1975)

April 26, 1975 · Record Plant Sausalito

Golden Earring played a live KSAN 95 FM broadcast at the Record Plant in April 1975. Session details below.

Session

Type: Live Broadcast
Date Recorded: April 26, 1975
Date Broadcast: April 26, 1975

Archive note

KSAN 95 FM broadcast. Tom Donahue series. CENSUS 2026-05-31: Confirmed and verified. KSAN Record Plant FM broadcast, soundboard quality. Best source: Wolfgang's Vault (URL1, full curated stream with editorial). Personnel (classic lineup): Barry Hay (vocals), George Kooymans (guitar), Rinus Gerritsen (bass), Cesar Zuiderwijk (drums). Set heavy on Switch album (1975 tour). Date: April 26, 1975 was a Saturday, not usual Sunday slot. One of the last broadcasts of the Donahue era (Tom Donahue died April 1975). No official release located. ARTICLE: see Articles table (Published). PERMITTED-HOST SEARCH EXHAUSTED 2026-08-15. Both permitted hosts searched, both negative. archive.org: creator and full-text queries return only studio albums (Switch, To The Hilt), no Record Plant item. youtube.com: no full broadcast located. What circulates is Wolfgang's plus grey-market blog posts on dead file hosts (bootleg-addiction, Guitars101), none linkable. DO NOT REDO THIS SEARCH without new information. WOLFGANG'S RULING 2026-08-15 (Tom): Wolfgang's is not usable as an audio source — shows are listed but no audio is reachable as a stream or in any other form. The wolfgangs.com URL in Recording URL is therefore dead weight for playback. It is retained FOR NOW as identification of which performance this row means, since clearing it would cost that and buy nothing (this row is already filtered out of Rock Box display and invisible to visitors either way). A Guitars101 FM-soundboard posting gives a partial setlist not otherwise recorded here: Introduction / The Switch / Lucky Number / Kill Me (Ce Soir) / Big Tree, Blue Sea / Daddy's Gonna Save My Soul / Love Is a Rodeo. A collector in that thread reports Wolfgang's sold this as paid mp3 and withdrew the FLAC, which independently supports the ruling.