Source #	112740
Entered by	Greg Yurkovic
Checksums	ffp , md5
Disc Counts	1 / 2
Media Size
Date Circulated Date Added	04/05/2011

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flac16: sbd>?>?>3rd gen tape, TDK SA-90, dolby B>3rd gen tape>Harmon Kardon TD 302>dobly B decoded>Zoom H2 (16/44.1)>wavepad>FLAC

Robert Hunter
1980-10-30
St. Michael's Alley,
Palo Alto, CA

3rd generation soundboard recording

Lineage: sbd>?>?>3rd gen tape, TDK SA-90, dolby B

Transfer: My 3rd gen tape>Harmon Kardon TD 302 cassette deck, heads aligned to each tape side,
dobly B decoded>Zoom H2 (16/44.1)>edited, normalized and tracked with wavepad>
FLAC (level 8 ) & checksums via traderslittlehelper
Analog>digital transfer and all other mastering by arfarf.
No EQ or other sweetening of what I hope is an accurate reflection of this recording.
Analog to digital transfer 2011-04-04

Disc 1  47:09-
      -Set 1-
01 (X)Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo
02 Slack String Quartet
03 Willie Poor Boy
04 Jack Straw
05 Sweet Little Wheels
06 Touch Of Grey
07 Truckin'
08 Adventures In Love>
09 Alabame Getaway
10 Bird Song
11 Day Job*

Disc 2  40:33
      -Set 2-
01 (X)Black Peter
02 Box Of Rain
      -tape edit-
03 Brown Eyed Women
04 Casey Jones
05 Cruel White Waters>
      -Reuben And Cherise, aborted-**
06 Althea>
07 The Eleven>
08 St. Stephen>
09 Friend Of The Devil>
10 Boys In The Barroom>
11 Ripple

*earliest known Day Job
**PARENTAL ADVISORY: Hunter drops several f-bombs in odd opening lyrics to Cruel White Waters,
also after the song, he starts Reuben & Cherise, but his harmonica fails ,
so Hunter elects to play Althea instead.

Notes on this recording: Although this tape circulated some in the late 80's
analog trading days, I haven't seen it circulate digitally.  Pretty decent soundboard
of a show where Hunter sounds relaxed, at home and among friends.


Setlist additions/corrections, comments and questions always welcome.

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