Old & In The Way 1973-04-16 The Boarding House San Francisco CA(100404)

This is a tagged version of shnid: 100404

OLD AND IN THE WAY 
The Boarding House 
San Francisco CA 
04-16-1973 
First Set 

Disc Time 49:41 

01 Goin' to the Races 
02 Tragic Romance 
03 Instrumental 
04 The Willow Garden 
05 'Til the End of the World Rolls 'Round 
06 Band Intros 
07 Pig in a Pen 
08 Panama Red 
09 Lonesome L.A. Cowboy 
10 Hard Hearted 
11 Wild Horses 
12 Lost 
13 stage banter > Blue Mule false start 
14 Blue Mule 

Source: SBD > ? > WBAI-FM Broadcast > SAE-2 Receiver > Sony DTC-670. 

Transfer: MFD > Sony D10P> Coax SPDIF > Audiophile 2496 > Wavelab > 
R8Brain > CD-Wave > TLH > FLAC 1644. Transfer by Andrew F. 08/2009 

Notes: The DAT was recorded from the WBAI Morning Dew radio program 
on 07/31/1999 during their JG birthday special. Pitch is correct on 
this recording (ID-18422 is approx 90 cents slow). There's some low 
end fuzziness, and other minor FM artifacts in the recording.  

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Old & In the Way 1973-04-21 Record Plant Sausalito, CA

Old & In the Way
Live at the Record Plant
Sausalito, California
April 21, 1973

KSAN-FM

The source is from my Reel-to-Reel collection


01. (end of) Going to the Races (patched from shn 11860)
02. Willow Garden
03. Kate Hill
04. 'till the End of the World Rolls 'round *
05. Panama Red
06. Hard Hearted Heart Breaker
07. Bonaparte’s Retreat (Soldiers Joy)
08. Wild Horses
09. Lost in a World Without You
10. Knockin' on Your Door
11. Lonesome L.A. Cowboy (w/ the end Patched from shn 11860)
12. Fanny Hill
13. White Dove
14. Land of the Navajo
15. The Blue Mule
[57:29] 


Lineup:
Peter Rowan Guitar, Vocals
David Grissman Mandolin, Vocals
Jerry Garcia Banjo, Vocals
Richard Green Fiddle
John Khan Bass


Source:
Stereo FM Radio Broadcast > Unknown > R2R > Teac 4070G (1970's)

Transfer:
Pioneer R2R > Audigy 4 Pro @ 24/44 (done back in 2010)

Preparation:
Audacity (clean up a few flat spots and dropouts) > AudioGate (16-44) >
Audacity (patched missing segments as noted from shn 11860 source) > CD Wav > Flac (Level 8) > Stamp ID3 tag editor


This one is from the Record Plant in Sausalito, California (across the bay from San Francisco).

For this live radio show Richard Green replaced Vassar Clemens and joins with the new boy, Jerry Garcia on the banjo.
Tom Donahue, the father of FM radio is the DJ and engineer for this broadcast.

The lineage prior to my tape copy is unknown.
The quality is very good, with a slight hiss noticeable in the quietest sections.

My tape did not have the opening portion and included a cut in "Lonesome L.A. Cowboy".
Patches were inserted using the SHn 11860 source to complete the show .


* "'till the end of the world" has a squiggly spot in it

there is a slight speed difference between the tape and the SHN 11860 patch source.
Someone with a better ear than mine can figure out which pitch is correct and tweak as needed.

Hope this makes some people smile.

For historical reference only and not intended for resale or any commercial use.
enjoy what may be an upgrade for some
-M- (September 2013)
FLYING M PRODUCTIONS

FAN RECORDINGS FOR COLLECTORS
TRADE FREELY BUT PLEASE DO NOT BUY OR SELL
 

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Midnight Jam 1994-04-30 Merle Watson Memorial Bluegrass Festival Walker Center North Wilkesboro, NC

Midnight Jam
Merle Watson Memorial Bluegrass Festival
Walker Center
North Wilkesboro, NC
April 30, 1994

Source: Soundboard DAT x ?
Transfers: Casio DA-7 > Tascam CD-RW 700 (pass through -2 db) > 
Audiophile 2496 @ 24/44.1 KHz WAV using Wavelab 5 > 
mastered to 16/44.1 KHz WAV (Waves L3) > CDWAV 1.9 > FLAC 
Transfers, Remastering and seeded to bt.etree.org by Bill Koucky October 2006

Disc 1         69:43

-Tony Rice Unit –
1.    Red Haired Boy
2.    Nine Pound Hammer
3.    A Maiden’s Prayer
4.    Sally Goodin
- Chesapeake -
5.    Intro
6.    
7.    Last Train To Poor Valley
8.    Bill VonDiddly Fonte
- Tony Williamson -
9.    Intro
10.    Road To Pedro’s
- The First North Carolina Mandolin Orchestra - 
11.    Intro, Tuning
12.     Dark Eyes
Enter John Cowan
13.    Stormy Monday
14.    ? (John Solo) 
15.    Outro

Disc 2         49:38

-Peter Rowan & The Rowan Brothers 
1.    Intro 
2.    I’ll Be There
Enter Jerry Douglas, Arena Serine, Mark Schatz 
3.    Man Of Constant Sorrow
4.    A Man With A Dream
5.    Free Mexican Air Force
6.    Fair And Tender Ladies
7.    The Darkest Hour
- Peter Wernick’s Five Alive - 
8.    On A Roll
Enter Tim O’Brien, Jack Lawrence 
9.    Huckling The Berries
10.    Band Intros
11.    Stony Creek

Master of Ceremonies: John Roden

Tony Rice Unit: 
Tony Rice         Guitar
Wyatt Rice         Guitar
Ricky Simpkins        Fiddle
Ronnie Simpkins        Bass
Jimmy Gaudreau        Mandolin

Chesapeake:
Mike Auldridge        Dobro
T. Michael Coleman    Bass
Jimmy Gaudreau        Mandolin
Moondi Klein        Guitar

Mandolin Orchestra:
Tony Williamson
John Duffy
Jimmy Gaudreau
And many others..

The Rowan Brothers:
Peter Rowan        Guitar, Mandolin
Loren Rowan        12 String Guitar
Chris Rowan        Guitar
Stuart Duncan        Fiddle
Victor Krauss        Bass

Live Five:
Peter Wernick        Banjo
Greg Weber        Vibes
Rich Moore        Electric Bass
Bill Panterelli        Clarinet
Chris Ditsin        Drums

Notes: This is a partial set and the discs are seamless.

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