The live recording of "Jump" by Loverboy, captured at the Refinery Night Club in Calgary in January 1979, predates the band's breakthrough with their self-titled debut album, released in 1980. This live performance exemplifies the band’s early energy and stage presence as they were just beginning to gain traction in the music scene. Loverboy formed in 1979 and quickly developed a reputation for their high-energy performances and catchy rock anthems. The release of "Live In '82," which features this recording, comes long after the band's initial surge in popularity, showcasing their legacy and the strong connection they had with their fans during their formative years. An interesting aspect of this era was their innovative use of red leather and headbands, which later became iconic in the rock genre, defining a part of the band's visual identity. Loverboy went on to achieve major commercial success in the 1980s, making this early performance a vital piece of their history.