Rich SBD masters. Set 1: jam > The Field > Henry > Rainbow, Back Street Woman, Train to Cry, I Will Always See Your Face > Hard Love > Truck Driving Blues. Set 2: The Same Things > Wild Side > After Midnight > Leaves > Drums, Blood Red Roses > Cities. Encores: Tupelo Honey, Back Porch Boogie Blues.
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Notes
For complete show info click on the "text file - show info" link just above
Eamon Cronin on drums
Scott Allshouse on drums for "The Same Things", Wild Side", and "After Midnight"
I removed 40 seconds of "tuning" from set 1 so it would fit on one disc
Gap (tape flip) at end of "After Midnight" jam; fade-out & fade-in added
Two fadeouts early in Blood Red Roses
Some soundboard problems during "Cities"
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Reviews
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June 21, 2019
Subject: Interchangeable opinions despite absolutely brilliant jams
Subject: Interchangeable opinions despite absolutely brilliant jams
Everything was choreographed like dreamers in touch with dawnlands of native roots, killer guitarist soloing throughout the initiation of the new world that knew boundaries little by little as the code of the audience will no doubt jam with this band if they know what’s good for music patrons worldwide. Stay united players,;.
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June 14, 2010
Subject: August '96 Living Room Perfume
Subject: August '96 Living Room Perfume
Listening to this one gave me a flashback of stank. The Living Room. August. 1996... Sweaty, Wild, Sketchy, Stanky, Magical, Beautiful. Im not sure, but times have changed SOOOOO much since then that I don't think this kinda scene (along with the incredible stank, the smokey fog, the floor like a petri-dish of disease and alotta folks didn't have shoes, the party inside AND outside) could possibly be allowed to happen/ or even happen in 2010. CRIPES- the sit down toilet in the men's room was probably a gateway to hell that even demons wouldn't wanna use. And it was friggin AWESOME. The Drums in the hallway....
People are more safety conscious now and there are stricter rules. That's okay, only natural, but I am glad that I got to experience it. The future is unwritten...
People are more safety conscious now and there are stricter rules. That's okay, only natural, but I am glad that I got to experience it. The future is unwritten...
