Jackson Browne 1974-03-01 Clark University Worcester, MA

Jackson Browne- guitar, piano and vocals
David Lindley- violin
Doug Haywood- bass
Jai Winding- drums
Linda Ronstadt- vocals (on last track)
Clark University
Worcester, Mass. U.S.A.
March 1, 1974
performance quality: very good
recording quality: the music is A, but
the between song talk has a little noise,
mainly because Browne talks rather quietly
(compared to the volume of everything else.)
When he's singing, he comes through clearly.
source: 1st generation sbd tape
runtime: 78:55
lineage: WCUW radio master reel >
         played on Revox reel deck,
         recorded on Tascam cassette deck (no dolby)
         onto Maxell XLII cassette >
         soundforge 4.5 > FLAC 6 > torrent.
setlist:
  1: take it easy 5:09
  2: don't lead me on 4:10
  3: our lady of the well 7:50
  4: song for Adam 9:21
  5: ready or not 6:47
  6: Jamaica say you will 3:59
  7: talk and tuning 2:58
  8: for every man 6:25
  9: rock me on the water 6:08
  10: the road in the sky 5:08
  11: doctor my eyes 6:33
  12: redneck friend 4:54
  13: sweet little sixteen 2:51
  14: one more song (with Linda Ronstadt) 6:35
comments:
  I don't know when WCUW broadcasted this concert,
probably long before I'd ever heard of it. I did
a re-broadcast of this show on June 5, 1992 in
the very early days of Glasnost Radio. At the time
of this concert, WCUW was Clark Univ. radio before
it became independent public community radio. This
recording here was apparently made during that broadcast,
but not the over the air signal. I recorded from the
studio during the broadcast, fortunately managing to
avoid an over the air recording which would have been
of far less quality. There is some editing of applause
in encore breaksand between a few songs, but all the
tuning and talking is included.
 This might be the 1st WCUW recording of a major act.
they also recorded Fairport Convention around this time.
I used to have that one but don't any more.
At the time, Browne asked if they're playing in a school.
do not sell this recording.
Trade freely and losslessly.
and may the only "brownouts" we have in life
be Jackson Browne (or Baron Browne) concerts.

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