(Dave Edmunds, Kim Wilson, Graham Parker & Dion)
Paramount Performing Arts Center
Springfield, MA
March 13, 1990
(Two Of Us Master Series Volume 160)
Recording: Sure Mic > Sony WM-D6C
Transfer: Two Of Us Master Tapes > Sound Devices USBPre2 > Audacity > iZotope RX 8 / ozone 9 (mastered) > xACT 2.50 > FLAC
KIM WILSON
01 Wrap It Up
02 It Comes To Me Naturally
03 Wasted Tears
04 I Believe I’m In Love With You
05 Streets Of Gold
06 Tuff Enuff
07 Nervous Fellow
08 Band Introduction
GRAHAM PARKER
09 Get Started, Start A Fire
10 Under The Mask Of Happiness
11 Local Girls
12 Slash And Burn
13 Lady Doctor
14 My Love’s Strong
15 Soultime
16 Heat Treatment
DION
17 King Of The New York Streets
18 And The Night Stood Still
19 Ruby Baby
20 Written On The Subway Wall
21 Runaround Sue
22 The Wanderer
DION, PARKER & EDMUNDS
23 Abraham, Martin And John
DAVE EDMUNDS
24 I Knew The Bride (When She Used To Rock & Roll)
25 Closer To The Flame
26 I Feel So Right
27 From Small Things (Big Things One Day Come)
28 Don't Talk To Me
29 Never Take The Place Of You
30 I Hear You Knocking
31 King Of Love
32 Paralyzed
EDMUNDS & PARKER
33 Crawling From The Wreckage
DAVE EDMUNDS & STEVE CROPPER
34 (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay
DAVE EDMUNDS
35 I'm Ready
Known Faults:
-Wrap It Up: joined in progress
-Under The Mask Of Happiness: start cut
-Local Girls: start cut
-King Of Love: start slightly cut
Dave Edmunds - guitar, vocals
Kim Wilson - vocals, harmonica
Graham Parker - guitar, vocals
Dion - guitar, vocals
Steve Cropper - guitar, vocals
Miami Horns - horns
Terry Williams - drums
Dave Charles - drums
Phil Chen - bass
Cecilia Gardtman - vocals
Gavin Polby - keyboards
Welcome to Volume 160 of the "Two Of Us" Master Series.
Between 1983 and 2002 there were not any tapers more active than the "Two Of Us". For the better part of two decades they taped over 250 artists with an array being taped multiple times.
If you collect Springsteen then you are already familiar with some of their work, "fmcleanboots" has posted a half dozen or so of their "Tunnel Of Love" tour shows but has decided to pass the baton
What you don't know is their passion was not just for Springsteen but for music and that passion runs deep. It is astonishing how many artists they taped.
They followed tours taping club shows, theater shows, arena shows, big artists, mid-level artists and local artists.
If they were following a tour and the tour had an off night they'd see who else was playing that night to tape. Always focused on enjoyment of the show as the priority,
tickets were for the most part acquired outside of the venue as they worked to obtain the best possible seats, continually trading up until the correct seats were acquired.
The results of this were the captures are uniformly excellent but on occasion the start of the show was sacrificed as a trade-off for the seats.
The heavy lifting was done by the Sony WM-D6C and an external Shure Mic before moving to DAT for the last couple of years. None of their masters have ever been circulated and
have been safely stored for the past three to four decades in a climate controlled environment. Tapes transferred so far are in pristine condition.
Though we may do some mini releases of a series of shows in order for one portion of a tour for the most part shows will not be released in order, there are just too many of them.
This will be a very exciting series and we hope along the way we upgrade existing circulating audio and offer up shows that do not have any circulating audio. We hope you enjoy the ride, this is definitely not a dark ride.
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Dave Edmunds Rock 'n' Roll Revue @ Paramount Performing Arts Center - Springsfield, MA March 13, 1990
Volume 160 of the Two Of Us Master Series is the next show in our series of uncirculated Dave Edmunds Rock 'n' Roll Revue shows, it follows Boston Volume 147.
Dave Edmunds got the idea to put on a Rock 'n' Roll Revue after doing an HBO salute to Carl Perkins that included performances by George Harrison, Eric Clapton and Rosanne Cash saying "I liked the idea of working with people I respect and admire and whom I'd gotten to know and that's why we got this tour together".
Originally wanting Nick Lowe to participate, who's album "Party Of One" Edmunds had just produced, Nick passed saying he didn't think Edmunds would get the revue together. He opted to go out on tour with John Hiatt instead.
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