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Date Circulated Date Added	06/20/2016

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Source: AKG 451 mics > Sony D8 - Front Row Balcony 10-15' left of center. Recorded by Joe Mullany. Transfer: Sony PCM-R300 Dat > Olympus LS-10 > SoundForge9 Transferred and remastered by: Krobar

David Bromberg Band
9 September 1995
The Town Hall
New York, New York

Source: AKG 451 mics > Sony D8 - Front Row Balcony 10-15' left of center.
Recorded by Joe Mullany.

Transfer: Sony PCM-R300 Dat > Olympus LS-10 > SoundForge9
Transferred and remastered by: Krobar


01. Don't Let Your Deal Go Down/Fiddle Tunes
02. Sloppy Drunk
03. As the Years Go Passing By
04. Send Me to the 'Lectric Stair
05. welcome back brake
06. Dehlia
07. set break
08. If You Don't Want Me Baby
09. Danger Man
10. Summer Wages
11. Make Me a Pallet on Your Floor
12. Fiddle Tune Medley
13. Dark Hollow
14. intros
15. Nobody's
16. a little story brake
17. Sharon
18. Yankee's Revenge
19. Your Fool


David Bromberg - Vocals, guitars, etc.
Glen Bui? - Electric guitar.
Dick Fegy -
Jeff Wisor - Fiddle.
Butch Amiot - Vocals, bass.
Richard Crooks - Drums
Seth ?? - Trombone.
Peter Ecklund - Trumpet.
John Firmin - Saxaphones, etc.
Nancy Josephson Bromberg - Vocals.
Mimi Hart - Vocals.


     As some of you know, I generally deal with soundboard recordings, but Joe got a hold of me through Candleman and asked me to see if I could do something with this audience DAT he had of David.  Since neither Candleman nor I had seen this show in circulation before I agreed.  It's taken almost two years for me to find the time to work on this show because it needed some major attention, but here it is.  The recording was rough at the start with lots of what sounds like mic shuffling or a bad cable connection.  I removed or minimized what I could but it's not perfect.  However it’s a good show with some great stuff in it.  I think I've done the best I could with what the original recording had to offer.  I hope you all enjoy it for what it is.  Thanks to Joe for sharing the original master with us and as always to Candleman from all the help and support he offers.  Please don't distribute this recording for personal gain or in inferior formats (no MPEG's), thanks.

Yet another installment of The Demon In Disguise Project. A BIG thanks to Candleman for the encouragement, inspiration, help, and music.