The Band
JB's Tavern,
Albany, NY
02/16/1986
Source: Soundboard (2nd gen)
Lineage: cass > Nakamichi ZX-7 > Tascam HD-P2 > wav 24/96 > adobe Audition > Wavelab (with iZotope Ozone 4) >
iZotope RX Advanced > wav 16/44.1 > CD Wave > TLH > Flac16
Disc 1
01 intro/tuning
02 I'm Steppin' Out
03 crowd/ mic problems
04 //Across The Great Divide
05 My Love
06 The Battle Is Over
07 You Don't Know Me
08 Java Blues
09 It Makes No Difference//
Disc 2
01 The Shape I'm In
02 The//Weight
03 Genetic Method >
04 Chest Fever
05 I Ain't Got No Home
06 Stage Fright
07 I Shall Be Released
08 Up On Cripple Creek
09 W.S. Walcott Medicine Show
10 Wish You Were Here Tonight
11 Willie And The Hand Jive
12 Rivers Of Babylon (accapella)
Notes:
- this recording is slightly degraded in places
- the first few few seconds of "Across The Great Divide" are missing
- tape flip after "The Shape I'm In" crossfaded
- probably no more than the last minute or so of "It Makes No Difference" is missing
- there is a splice in "The Weight" at 2:53, not too much is missing
- the tape was paused after a number of tracks , these have been smoothed out with crossfades
Comments:
A very solid performance and, although not quite complete, a nice show to have. One of Richard Manuel's last performances before he took his life in early March 1986.
Keo's Comments:
This is one I remember like it was yesterday, the show any way! This tape was gave to me by the bass player
in a Grateful Dead cover band from my area, who were the opening act. His brother was doing sound for his band
and was allowed to get a patch from the soundboard of The Band's set. The first generation was copied for me.
Recorders are unknown to me and unfortunately I remember the TDK didn't hold up so well or the way my tape was
recorded could have been better, buts its all I have for now. I will definitely try to look for a better copy but I know this
is a very rare one with not to many copies of it around. Even so still a favorite of mine and very much looking forward
to giving it a listen once cleaned up and digitalized!
The venue was an old skating rink, DJ tower still in place where the soundboard was located and there could not have
been more than 200 people there!
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- Taped provided by Keo
- Transfered by Bgreen
- Edited by SIRMick
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