Stanton Moore 04/25/98 - Charlie Hunter Trio - SBD > ?? > CD > EAC > FLAC Record release party for Stanton Moore's album, "All Kooked Out"

Stanton Moore 04/25/98
Dream Palace, New Orleans, LA

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Source #	16793
Entered by	- j
Checksums	ffp , md5
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Date Circulated Date Added	unknown 04/26/2003

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Record release party for Stanton Moore's album, "All Kooked Out"

            Stanton Moore

Charlie Hunter

Skerik

4/25/98

Dream Palace

New Orleans, LA

Source: SBD

Seed: EAC > FLAC  by Paul Hofferkamp (gruven42ATyahooDOTcom)

1 Disc

1. Boogaloo Boogie

2. Green Chimneys

3. Tchefunkta

4. Angel Nemali

5. Common Ground

Encore

6. Blues for Ben

Record release party for Stanton Moore's album, 'All Kooked Out'

Enjoy!

~PH

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Date	User	Comment
04/24/2003	generalissimo Skerik	IMO this is a Garage-a-Trois show .... not Moore & More.
04/25/2003	j howe	If anyone has any information how this show was billed please let me know
04/25/2003	Alan Dorchak	well the lineup is Charlie Hunter, Stanton Moore & Skerik -- can't get any more Garage-a-Trois than that :)
04/26/2003	feasel	...actually, the show was billed "Charlie Hunter Trio".
06/11/2003	Mark	Well if it was billed as CHT then it shouldn't be listed here. Frankly being a CD Release party for All Kooked Out which was essentially the origins of GAT I believe this is a GAT as well.
06/11/2003	j howe	That is what this "Stanton Moore" listing is all about... Any show featuring Stanton Moore that doesnt fit in anywhere else. ...Galactic, Garage A Trois, etc. There currently isn't a seperate listing for "Charlie Hunter Trio" and if it was a release party for Stanton's album then it should be listed here.
06/12/2003	Cathy	definitely a Garage-a-Trois show. Look at the personnel.
06/12/2003	j howe	Cathy, please read all the comments...
06/12/2003	Cathy	OK, I read all the messages and it appears the majority of the responces indicate that this is a Garage a Trois show. In my opinion this show belongs under that band name and not here.
06/12/2003	j howe	It's listed there also...
06/12/2003	Jake	Seems confusing to list it in more than one place, no ?
06/12/2003	Tropicana Lou	is this the FM broadcast? If so, the DJ, at least once, refers to them as the Charlie Hunter Trio.
06/12/2003	Tropicana Lou, again	the name "Garage A Trois" wasn't used until around Jazz Fest '00. Which I believe was when they released the Mysteryfunk EP, which was from the All Kooked Out sessions.
04/13/2004	Maurice	This is not Garage A' Trois. Yes, it is the same line-up but these folks are on the "All Kooked Out" album. They are what became Garage A' Trois, during sessions for the album, when they did the "electronica" EP named "Mysteryfunk". Check any press info about the Mysteryfunk EP. Also, unless I am mistaken, Garage A' Trois didn't play their first show until they opened for Oysterhead.
09/22/2004	nolataper	Maurice is right. This is the lineup that later would be known as Garage a Trois (originally a trio sans Mike Dillon). However, in April 1998 this lineup was billed as Moore and More. I am looking at a copy of the entertainment section of the Times-Picayune from then, and the lineup published in the newspaper for that night at the Dream Palace was Moore and More, followed by the Flavor Kings, followed by Iris May Tango. There are at least two sources of this show that circulate - a soundboard (pre-FM?, without any IDs), and an FM source. I taped the show myself from the radio, and the DJ does ID the show as the Charlie Hunter Trio. That was a mistake -- I thought that then, and I think it now. (WWOZ also broadcast Iris May Tango that night, and possibly the Flavor Kings... I can't remember).
09/22/2004	nolataper	The same lineup (as "moore and more") played the day after this Dream Palace show at an in-store at the Louisiana Music Factory CD store. I think the California and Washington State shows from 9/98 featured the same lineup, they were also billed as Moore and More. PS - the Oysterhead show was May 4, 2000. Garage a Trois played at least twice prior to that show (billed as Garage a Trois): May 2, 2000, at the Old Point Bar, and May 3, 2000, at the Maple Leaf Bar, both in New Orleans. Recordings of all these circulate.