Source #	166480
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Checksums	md5 , ffp
Disc Counts	0 / 0
Media Size	Uncompressed: 624.3 MB (654621893 bytes)
Date Circulated Date Added	09/05/2012 12/10/2023

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• (121704)  flac16 ; stereo audience cassette master...

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Flac16
stereo audience cassette master Sony TC-152SD w/ Sennheiser + Beyer mics
Mcas (Maxell UDXL II) > cdr > eac-wav > flac > restoration > flac(lvl8)
Recorded and transferred by Taperpat (Pat Lee)
121704 Restored by plaz

Little Feat
1978-06-10
Paramount Northwest Theatre
Seattle, Washington, USA

-Recording Information-
Source: stereo audience cassette master
Equipment: Sony TC-152SD w/ Sennheiser + Beyer mics
Location: front row balcony; mics on balcony ledge
Lineage: Mcas (Maxell UDXL II) > cdr > eac-wav > flac > restoration > flac(lvl8)
Runtime: 93:38

Recorded and transferred by Taperpat (Pat Lee)
Restored by plaz > SHN-ID# 121704

Lowell George - guitar, vocals, percussion
Paul Barrére - guitar, vocals
Bill Payne - keyboards, vocals
Kenny Gradney - bass, vocals
Richie Hayward - drums, vocals
Sam Clayton - percussion, vocals

CD1 [75:28]
01 Skin it Back > (5:21)
02 Fat Man in the Bathtub (5:19)
03 Walkin' All Night (4:39)
04 Rock and Roll Doctor (4:29)
05 Day or Night (6:51)
06 Oh Atlanta (4:43)
07 A Apolitical Blues (5:54)
08 Day at the Dog Races (11:56)
09 All That You Dream #$ (5:44)
10 Old Folks Boogie #$ (5:35)
11 Dixie Chicken > (10:26)
12 Tripe Face Boogie (4:25) //

CD2 [18:10]
Encore I
13 Willin' #$ / band introduction (4:39)
14 Don't Bogart That Joint > Willin' (1:32)
15 Feats Don't Fail Me Now (7:50) //
Encore II
16 Rocket in My Pocket (4:09) ^

# with John Hall (guitar and vocals)
$ with Brian Cummings (saxophone)

Comments by Taper:

John Hall of Orleans fame opened the show. John and his sax player played on All That You Dream and Old Folks Boogie. John and his back up vocalist and drummer sat in on the first encore as well.

* There is a cassette flip in Day at the Dog Races. Matt Smith of Portland and a KBOO-FM DJ did a superb job of cross fading the flip.

^ I used a different brand of tape for the second encore (Scotch C-90) which  is why it sounds muddy.

Overall, this is pretty good sounding tape of the band in their prime. It was the only time I ever saw

Lowell George who passed away a little over a year later.

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Editor's Comments:

Great sound on this one! Taperpat is too modest. I corrected a large phase offset and removed the close, loud clapper to our taper's right, and a few of his friends. Lots of other little fixes too. No noise reduction was applied. EQ was adjusted slightly for the last track.^

Restoration:
- corrected DC offset errors
- split into 4 tape sides as recorded
- balanced channels for each side
- gain corrections to opening 3 minutes
- repaired clicks, pops, thuds and drop-outs
- repaired several instances of Velcro tearing sounds
- global phase offset correction: -0.62 mSec
- removed 11.1 sec repeated segment at original cd-split boundary between tracks 7 and 8
- smoothed tape flip splice at approximately 10:01 of track 08
- patched applause at end of track 15
- slght EQ and lightly decrackled last track^
- joined Sides A+B and C+D
- attenuated loud and close clapping
- restored clipped peaks and gain normalized
- tracked, tagged and packed