Mark And Brian: You Had To Be There

Mark And Brian: You Had To Be There is a charity compilation album released in 1997.
== Overview ==
You Had To Be There is a compilation of comedy routines and live performances from the Mark And Brian radio show, originating at Los Angeles classic rock station KLOS, but syndicated throughout the country. Proceeds from the CD went to the Make A Wish Foundation and the Mark And Brian/KLOS Scholarship Fund.
Mark and Brian are very Gary Hoey-friendly radio personalities, having had the guitarist on their program many times throughout the years. Hoey contributes a live recording of "Wipeout" to the album. This CD was followed by Little Drummer Boys in 2000.
== Track listing ==
=== Disc 1: Comedy ===
# "Great White Hunter"
# "Pay Phone At The Olympics"
# "Girlfriend's Got A Wiener"
# "The Amazing Walter Sneath (Out Of Work) Stage Hypnotist"
# "Tom Cruise Meets Gene Wilder?"
# "Nixon-Ford Presidential Pardon"
# "Elan At The Republican Convention"
# "Dustin's Special Talent"
# "Electronic Football Guy"
# "Jerry & Dick Van Dyke"
# "Miniature Theatre"
# "Suicide Night"
# "Old Yeller, The Sequel"
# "A Tribute By Paul Anka"
=== Disc 2: Music ===
# "Need You Tonight" - INXS
# "Dip Doodle" - Adam Sandler
# "Down South Jukin'" - Lynyrd Skynyrd
# "All I Want" - Toad The Wet Sprocket
# "The Battle Of Jenny Ledge" - Kevin Gilbert
# "Pick Up The Pieces" - Average White Band
# "King Of New Orleans" - Better Than Ezra
# "Down" - Boz Scaggs
# "Sick Of Myself" - Matthew Sweet
# "Matchbox" - Carl Perkins With Billy Bob Thornton
# "Frankenstein" - Edgar Winter
# "Blue Moon" - Mel Torme
# "Wipeout" - Gary Hoey
# "Right Hand Man" - Joan Osborne
# "House At Pooh Corner" - Kenny Loggins
# "Good Day For The Blues" - Storyville
# "Help Yourself" - Tom Jones
# "Two Princes" - Spin Doctors
# "Little White Lie" - Sammy Hagar
== Personnel ==
* Mark Thompson - performer, executive producer
* Brian Phelps - performer, executive producer
* John Miller - music engineer
* Garry Greth - music engineer
== See also ==
* Gary Hoey's Discography