Source #	19058
Entered by	Daniel Shay
Checksums	d1 , d2 , d3
Disc Counts	2 / 3
Media Size
Date Circulated Date Added	08/21/03 08/21/2003

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Source Summary
DSBD; Transfer: DAT > CD > EAC > CDWave > mkwACT (.shn)

The String Cheese Incident
4/27/1999
The Music Farm
Charleston, SC

Source: dsbd>dat>CD (see SEED NOTES below)
Conversion: Kenwood TrueX>EAC(range/secure)>CDWav(split)>shn V3

Conversion & Seed: Brian Cole (cole7007@yahoo.com) 3/1/02


DISC 1
Set 1:
1.  Intro (Billy's Tech. Diff.)     (03:29)
2.  Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms (04:21)
3.  Voodoo Child > Jam >            (24:04)
4.  Lester had a Coconut            (06:27)
5.  California Rain                 (05:12)
6.  Hey Pocky Way > Jam >           (11:36)
7.  Round the Wheel*                (12:35)
Total: 67:44


DISC 2
Set 1 con't:
1. Intro (tuning)                   (01:38)
2.  No Woman No Cry*                (14:56)
Set 2:      
3.  Free Mexican Airforce*          (08:41)
4.  Awake Me in the New World*      (11:45)
5.  That High Lonesome Sound*       (05:24)
6.  Rollover                        (14:08)
Total: 56:32


DISC 3 (80min req'd)
Set 2:
1.  Intro (Dance Lessons in 5)      (00:54)
2.  Sand Dollar                     (11:18)
3.  Black Clouds >                  (06:41)
4.  Jellyfish                       (16:02)
5.  Black Clouds                    (07:32)
Encore:  
6.  Cold Rain and Snow* >           (09:25)
7.  I Know You Rider*               (10:58)
Encore 2:
8.  Land of the Navajo*  (cuts)     (14:57)
Total: 77:47
  


SHOW NOTES:
*=with Peter Rowan
Happy Birthday sung for Steve Beatty before the second set  

SEED NOTES:
Brief occasional background buzz (noticeable on d1t4)
Skip at the begining of Hey Pocky Way (d1t6)
Second Encore cuts (d3t8)

Maybe this is more of a novelty show/seed to enjoy. There are some
blemishes on the sbd source that was released (no patches allowed
at this show).  Nonetheless it makes for some interesting listening.

Details of fixes are explained on the sci99-04-27EditNotes.txt file.

Color covers included courtesy of Larry Fox.

Enjoy!

-Brian