Source #	156033
Entered by	Mark Goldey
Checksums	md5
Disc Counts	0 / 0
Media Size	Compressed: 661.48 MB (693612052 bytes)
Date Circulated Date Added	03/14/2022 03/15/2022

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• (156027) Mule*** Rockin' Horse->  Mr. Big->  Never In...

Source Summary
Source: SBD Master/Aud Master* > JVC-TD-W805 > Maxell XLII tapes
Transfer: Teac W-450R > Zoom H4N Pro > wav 16/44 > CD Wave(splits) > TLH(sector alignment,convert to flac,md5/ffp checksums)

Gov't Mule
1995-09-21
The Attic
Greenville, NC

Warren Haynes - Guitar, Lead Vocals
Allen Woody - Bass, Vocals
Matt Abts - Drums, Vocals?

Source: SBD Master/Aud Master* > JVC-TD-W805 > Maxell XLII tapes
Transfer:  Teac W-450R > Zoom H4N Pro > wav 16/44 > CD Wave(splits) > TLH(sector alignment,convert to flac,md5/ffp checksums)

Taped & Transferred:  Billymack7

Mule***
Rockin' Horse->
Mr. Big->
Never In My Life->
Mr. Big->
Temporary Saint->
Trane->
Eternity's Breathe Jam->
St. Stephen Jam
Monkey Hill-> She's So Heavy Tease->
Painted Silver Light->
The Same Thing->
Don't Step On The Grass, Sam, Pygmy Twylyte->
Blind Man In The Dark
Politician->
Jam
Kind Of Bird+
Gambler's Roll
Just Got Paid-> Who Do You Love?-> Just Got Paid
E: Hand Me Down My Walking Cane

*** Very rough, over saturated and changing levels plus static etc., you've been warned...

+ First Time Played

* I plugged into the board with RCA cables for a couple songs, then Govt Mule mngt walked by and said "Hey, you can't do that!"  So I unplugged from the mixing board and got a tap from a taper right in front of the board with unknown microphones/gear, but sounds really nice.  Just lucky he was there and was kind enough to lend a hand.  There were other tapers there, so I'm surprised after over 25yr that no copies have turned up. The first song "Mule" was mostly my fault for being rough because I had the levels too high and didn't notice until almost the end of the song - Rockin Horse sounds better to my ears.  There are some parts that wobble a little because of the old tape probably. And as Terry Watts says:  "Warts and all"