Source #	110340
Entered by	Mark Domyancich
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Date Circulated Date Added	10/17/10 10/17/2010

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Source Summary
Neumann TLM 170 > AD1000 > DA-P20 @ 48kHz; R500 > SD 722 @ 24 bit/48kHz > Sound Forge > CD Wave > flac16

Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon
Main Stage
High Sierra Music Festival
Quincy, CA
7/3/2005

Original Master Recording:  Neumann TLM-170 (cardoids, FOB) -> Apogee AD1000 -> Teac DAP20 (@16/48)

Master DAT playback:  Sony R500 -> Sound Devices 722 digital input (@24/48)

Mastered: Soundforge Pro 10.0b - *All file manipulation in Soundforge done at 24 bits*.   Volume normalization, sample rate conversion 48khz to 44.1khz using iZotope 64-Bit SRC set higher than \"Highest Quality\" setting w/anti-alias filter, then dithered back to 16 bits using using iZotope MBIT+ with Ultra noise shaping, High dither settings. Tracked in CDWav.

1.  intro
2.  William Powell
3.
4.  I Wish I Was In The Southland Sitting In A Chair
5.  Disco
6.  banter - Pete Seeger story
7.  Out In The Country
8.  tuning/banter - great day
9.  Banks Of Marble
10. tuning/banter - clone
11. Clone
12. tuing/banter - 2 time signatures
13. The Collins Missile
14. LK Is Tuning
15. banter - the first time
16. Standing In My Shoes
17. tuning/banter - John Hurt
18. Corrina, Corrina
19.
20.
21. tuning / banter - weddings
22. Rings
23. banter - an announcer
24.
25. banter - embryo
26.
27. tuning/banter
28. Twice
29. banter - one more song
30. Ya Mar
31. outro


with Neil Symonette - percussion

Recorded, transferred, mastered, and tracked by Scott Bernstein (October 3-8, 2010)

Taper Notes:
So after a little build-up from BARN62, we get to my real goal of transferring the DAT tape in question -- this wonderful performance of Leo Kottke and Mike Gordon in the beautiful High Sierra mountains.  Perfect music for a perfect day at, in my judgement, the best music festival anywhere!  Beautiful surroundings, clean air, huge trees, lots of great friends...and great music.  What more could you want?

Anyway, this MG+LK set came after their first album (Clone) and just before their 2nd (66 Steps) was released.  I believe it was a one-off show and not part of a tour.  Neil Symonette played drums and percussion.

Please help me with the setlist!!!

Enjoy!

Scott