Source #	27041
Entered by	tbone
Checksums	d1 , d2 , d3
Disc Counts	0 / 3
Media Size
Date Circulated Date Added	12/06/2004

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Notes on Seed Lineage/Quality The reported lineage of the tree seeds is SBD master reel > unknown number of DAT gens > unknown number of CD gens. There is a buzz from the PA system present throughout the recording, and noticable mostly between songs. I am told that this is common for Tuna SBD's from this era.

Setlist
04-05-75
Civic Center, San Francisco, CA
w/ Bob Steeler, Gregg Douglass

Disc 1:
1 Uncle Sam Blues
2 I See The Light
3 I'll Be All Right Someday
4 Winin' Boy Blues
5 Hit Single #1
6 Serpent Of Dreams
7 Trial By Fire
8 Another Man Done Gone
9 Living Just For You
10 Easy Now
11 I Don't Wanna Go
12 Day To Day Out The Window Blues

Disc 2:
1 Been So Long
2 Funky #7
3 Rock Me Baby
4 99 Year Blues
5 I Am The Light of This World
6 Hamar Promenade
7 Walkin' Blues
8 Flying Clouds
9 Keep On Truckin'

Disc 3:
1 Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning
2 Hesitation Blues
3 Invitation
4 Let Us Get Together Right Down Here
5 Feel So Good


Notes on Seed Lineage/Quality
The reported lineage of the tree seeds is SBD master reel > unknown number of DAT gens > unknown number of CD gens.
There is a buzz from the PA system present throughout the recording, and noticable mostly between songs. I am told that this is common for Tuna SBD's from this era.

There are significant digi-drops beginning at around 1:15 in d2t6 (Hamar Promenade) and continuing until d2t7 (Walkin' Blues) 2:20. These are the only digi-flaws of any kind that I noted in the seed discs. All tree branches are EAC users, so I expect that no additional digi-problems will be introduced on the tree.

The volume drops off at around 6:40 of the last track (Feel So Good) and remains low for the rest of the song.

Despite the flaws described above, this is a very listenable recording of an excellent show.

I have retracked the seed discs (using Cool Edit 2000 to combine .wav's and CD Wave to re-split on sector boundaries) in order to place track breaks at the beginning of songs or song introductions. (Original discs had most of the track breaks at the end of songs.)

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