Today's Recorded Live Playlist

[mfrench]

Mike Peed Jazz Ensemble

Mike Peed, piano
Gunnar Biggs, string bass
Duncan Moore, drums

January 16, 2005
sunday 2pm

Seagate Concerts - Warren Gref
Neurosciences Institute Auditorium
La Jolla, Ca

Ambient Recording by Mike French
TFH - A Journey to the Impact Zone
DPA 4022 cardioid stereo pair 17cm @ 90º
Grace Lunatec V3 44.1khz ANSR
Sony PCM-M1 DAT as bit bucket to capture V3 data stream
From 2nd Row Center
Archival Recording for Seagate Concerts

 

[guiller]

Dukas:

Symphony in C major
Ariane et Barbe-bleue (Introduction to Act 3)

Orchestre National de l´O.R.T.F.
Jean Martinon

Connoiseur Society (EMI) LP

 

[guiller]

Schumann:

Symphony No. 4 in D minor, Op. 120

Schubert:

Symphony No. 5 in B flat major, D. 485

Wiener Philharmoniker
Karl Böhm

DG LP

 

[Olson_jr]

Bill Frisell Live at Millenaris Park, Budapest, Hungary, 3/29/03

Bill Frisell - electric & acoustic guitar
Greg Leisz - pedal steel & dobro
David Piltch - bass
Kenny Wollesen - drum


01 Boubacar 6:28
02 Improvisation 5:03
03 A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall 7:55
04 Ron Carter 11:23
05 Lost Highway 7:11
06 Monroe 9:13
07 Eli 5:30
08 Your Cheatin' Heart 8:22
09 Hurt 8:49
10 That Was Then 10:16
11 Tennessee Flat Top Box 2:01
12 I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry 8:41
13 I Heard It Through the Grapevine 7:20

total running time: 1:38:08

All songs written by Bill Frisell except: A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall by Bob Dylan, Lost Highway by Leon Payne, Your Cheatin' Heart by Hank Williams Sr., Hurt by Trent Reznor, Tennessee Flat Top Box by Johnny Cash, I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry by Hank Williams Sr. and I Heard It Through The Grapevine by B.Strong/N.Whitfield

Recorded by Claudia Engelhart at Millenaris Park in Budapest, Hungary
Frisell Archivist: Martin Lane
Produced by Adam Blomberg
A Songline / Tone Field Production

 

[Juncers]

[h=1]Between Nothingness & Eternity -- Mahavishnu Orchestra[/h] Ray

 

[mfrench]

I found this thread down in the basement, gone stagnant. I figured it needed to be bumped up to the top.
So,....

Hot Tuna / Jefferson Airplane

1988-03-04

Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco, CA


Master: 3/4 inch video recorder from SBD >Sony PCMF1 >Sony PCR 2000
Copy: Sony 5600 U MAtic 3/4" >Nakamichi 480 Cassette (2nd Generation) >Maxell XL-II >Sony A-6 Cassette >Echo Gina 24 A/D converter >BIAS PEAK VST(16/44.1) >CD-R
Transfer: CD-R >EAC >Flac

01] I Know You Rider
02] Hesitation Blues
03] Walkin' Blues
04] The Other Side Of This Life
05] That's the Bag I'm In
06] I'll Be Alright Someday
07] 99 Year Blues
08] Mariel
09] Wooden Ships **
10] Third Week In The Chelsea **+
11] Papa John's Down Home Blues +
12] Keep On Truckin' +
13] Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning
14] Candyman
15] I See The Light
16] Martha
17] Embryonic Journey
18] Ice Age
19] Comandante Carlos Fonseca
20] San Francisco Bay Blues
21] Genesis
22] Parchman Farm +&
23] Good Shepherd **
24] Let's Get Together +
25] John's Other +
26] Vampire Woman +
27] Have You Seen The Stars Tonight +
28] Mann's Fate +&
29] Put It In My Hands +&
30] I'm Movin' +&
31] Killing Time in the Crystal City +&
32] Water Song +&
33] America +
34] Volunteers + **

Jorma Kaukonen - guitar, vocals
Jack Casady - bass, vocals
Paul Kantner - guitar, vocals
Guests:
Papa John Creach - violin +
Will Scarlett - harmonica &
Grace Slick - vocals **


This is Hot Tuna live at The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA, USA, on the 4th March 1988. Hot Tuna are an American blues-rock band formed originally by bassist Jack Casady and guitarist Jorma Kaukonen as a spin-off of Jefferson Airplane. They are renowned for playing acoustic and electric versions of original and traditional blues songs.

There is a strong likelihood that this concert that bought Paul Kantner and Grace Slick back on the stage together helped the Jefferson Airplane reunion tour and record in 1989 to come about.

Paul Kantner opens this show with an interesting observation: "Ah, the late show here. It used to be the young kids would always come to the late show to get home in time for curfew and the old folks would stay for the late show. Now all the old folks come to the early show and the young kids stay late..." The year was 1988, and for the San Francisco music scene, it seemed everything that goes around, comes around again.

The legendary Fillmore Auditorium was back in business, and playing on stage was the famed acoustic duo of Kaukonen and bassist Jack Casady, better known as acoustic Hot Tuna. The duo, which formed in 1970 as a side project featuring two of the six members of the Jefferson Airplane, eventually added Airplane drummer Johnny Barbata and violinist Papa John Creach to become Electric Hot Tuna. But on this night, it was billed as back to the original two-man, acoustic lineup for an evening of old time blues and country-blues standards. Paul Kantner had other ideas!

 

[Kyle]

Bill Evans - Blue in Green. It's like Kind Of Blue but live and without Davis and Coltrane and Adderly and Cobb and Chambers and Kelly. And yet for all that, it still sounds remarkably similar and bolsters the rumor that Evans wrote Blue in Green. For some reason they recorded it in Ottawa Canada in 1974. It's a great live recording and sounds like a Miles album without horns if that makes sense.

 

[Juncers]

Good call Mike -- I forgot all about it!

One More For The Road -- Lynyrd Skynyrd
Ray

 

[Mystic]

Los Lobos
The Majestic Ventura Theater
Ventura, CA
21 January 1998

 

[Mystic]

I found this thread down in the basement, gone stagnant. I figured it needed to be bumped up to the top.
So,....

Hot Tuna / Jefferson Airplane

1988-03-04

Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco, CA


Master: 3/4 inch video recorder from SBD >Sony PCMF1 >Sony PCR 2000
Copy: Sony 5600 U MAtic 3/4" >Nakamichi 480 Cassette (2nd Generation) >Maxell XL-II >Sony A-6 Cassette >Echo Gina 24 A/D converter >BIAS PEAK VST(16/44.1) >CD-R
Transfer: CD-R >EAC >Flac

01] I Know You Rider
02] Hesitation Blues
03] Walkin' Blues
04] The Other Side Of This Life
05] That's the Bag I'm In
06] I'll Be Alright Someday
07] 99 Year Blues
08] Mariel
09] Wooden Ships **
10] Third Week In The Chelsea **+
11] Papa John's Down Home Blues +
12] Keep On Truckin' +
13] Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning
14] Candyman
15] I See The Light
16] Martha
17] Embryonic Journey
18] Ice Age
19] Comandante Carlos Fonseca
20] San Francisco Bay Blues
21] Genesis
22] Parchman Farm +&
23] Good Shepherd **
24] Let's Get Together +
25] John's Other +
26] Vampire Woman +
27] Have You Seen The Stars Tonight +
28] Mann's Fate +&
29] Put It In My Hands +&
30] I'm Movin' +&
31] Killing Time in the Crystal City +&
32] Water Song +&
33] America +
34] Volunteers + **

Jorma Kaukonen - guitar, vocals
Jack Casady - bass, vocals
Paul Kantner - guitar, vocals
Guests:
Papa John Creach - violin +
Will Scarlett - harmonica &
Grace Slick - vocals **

Mike,

Does this set turn "electric" @ around #15 "I See The Light"?

 

[mfrench]

The Sultan of Sleaze - The Prince of Polyester.....

David Lindley and El Rayo-X

October 01, 1989 - sunday

Interbike Convention Party - Private Party
Pacific Room - Anaheim Hilton
Anaheim, Ca

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
set-1:
Mercury Blues'
El Rayo-X
Gimme Da Thing That The Doctor Order
I Can't Work No Longer
Let the Good Times Roll
Took off My Romeos
Papa Was A Rolling Stone… (pt.1, due to tape flip)
… Papa Was a Rolling Stone (pt.2)

set_2 begins:
Twist and Shout
Texas Tango
Talk to the Lawyer
Do You Wanna Dance?
Spothee (end tape-1)
Ain't It Crazy
Quarter of a Man
Your Old Lady
Werewolves of London
Changed My Mind
encore:
Wooly Booly

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Analog Ambient Recording by Moke
Sennheiser MKE2002 HRTF stealth -> Sony WM-D6C Dolby C n.r. on master
From approx. 20' from stage, center - stereo PA broadcast
To digital realm:
Sony TC-D5M playback no Dolby n.r. -> Tascam DR70D @ 24bit 44.1khz
Transferred from master cassette, October 05, 2015, by Moke

Notes:
Huge bar, and drunk rowdy bicycle riders. Lots of noise.

 

[mfrench]

Mike,

Does this set turn "electric" @ around #15 "I See The Light"?

ooops.... i just saw your question.
No, it was an acoustic set all the way thru.

 

[mfrench]

The late great Joe Higgs and his Family Band
August 03, 1990
Music Machine
Santa Monica, Ca

Ambient and Soundboard Recordings by Mike French and Sarge (the spousal unit)
Sennheiser MKE2002 as A/B omni stereo => Sony WM-D6C
SBD => Sony TC-D5M
Mics on table, at rear edge of the dance floor, centered to stage. Ambient recording started and run by Sarge (her first and only time), until I had the sbd source dialed in.

 

[Mystic]

Prince & The Lovesexy Band w/ Miles Davis
Paisley Park Studios Soundstage
Minneapolis, MN
31 December 1987

Source: Miles From The Park (Sabotage, SAB 091)

 

[mfrench]

Celtic/Irish Traditional Folk and Rock

The Fenians
2003-08-13
Chino Hills, Ca
A Free Concert Series in Crossroads Park

Ambient Recording by MF
ADK A51TL pair, as omnis - baffle omni stereo, w/ oversize Jecklin Disc Baffle
Grace Lunatec V2 mic preamp
Sony PCM-M1 DAT

 

[Mystic]

Guy Clark
The Ark Theater
Ann Arbor, MI
1 December 2007

 

[Mystic]

Robert Earl Keen, Townes Van Zandt, & Guy Clark
Chautaqua Auditorium
Boulder, CO
29 August 1990

 

[Mystic]

Guy Clark & Townes Van Zandt
Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA
20 January 1991

* 4-hour show. Guess they enjoyed each other's company. Must be @ least one hour of banter during this performance.

 

[Mystic]

Johnny Cash & The Tennessee Two, George Jones, Rose Maddox & The Maddox Brothers
Houston, TX
14 March 1961

 

[Mystic]

Uncle Tupelo
The Vic Theater
Chicago, IL
15 October 1993

* I was in the audience @ this performance. Think I saw UT 3x in '93, 2x @ Chicago and once in Urbana *