Thursday, May 19, 2022

The Band 1990-08-18 Sugarbush Folk Festival Warren, VT

The Band
Sugarbush Folk Festival
Warren, VT
08/18/1990

Source: Audience Recording > Nakamichi 300s with cp4 caps > Sony D5 > MAC (Maxell XL II 90)
Transfer: MAC > Nakamichi MR-1 > Korg MR-1000 @ 1 Bt/5.6MHz > Audiogate > wav 24/96
Lineage: wav 24/96 > Adobe Audition 1.5 > Wavelab 6 (with iZotope Ozone 4) > iZotope RX 2 Advanced >
              CD Wave > TLH > Flac 24

Taped by Floater, transferred by Keo


01   Good Feeling (instrumental)
02   I Finally Got You
03   CC Rider
04   WS Walcott Medicine Show
05   It Makes No Difference
06   Caledonia
07   Stage Fright
08   The Weight
09   //Mystery Train
10   Mary Anne *
11   Shape I'm In
12   Up On Cripple Creek
13   crowd/tuning

encores:

14   Blues Stay Away From Me
15   Willie And The Hand Jive #



Notes:

- There are a couple of small dropouts in "It Makes No Difference" around the ??? mark.  I've done what I can to repair them
- There is a tape flip after "The Weight", as a result of this the start of "Mystery Train" is missing.
- A little NR has been applied


Comments:

* with Stan Szelest - piano

"Stan Szelest was a living fountain of rock and roll piano, a one-of-a-kind player. His presence, the way he could play piano, was overwhelming. I tried to play what Stan was doing with his left hand. I wasn't stealing. I was learning. One night, Stan gave me a look while I was copying him. He stared at me with a super-conscious look in his eye - and magic! - all of a sudden I got better at doubling his left hand. He had transmitted some powerful force to me. Stan could just give it to you if he wanted."
-- Rick Danko, This Wheel's on Fire

#  with Happy And Artie Traum - guitars


This set was recorded in extreme condtions, there was a very heavy downpour throughout. Despite that this sounds great.

This set is not well circulated and it's the first time for this recording.  Even http://theband.hiof.no/ didn't have the complete setlist.


Many thanks to Floater and Keo


edited and mastered
SIRMick
September 2011

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