Source #	80757
Entered by	John Cook
Checksums	all-md5
Disc Counts	1 / 1
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Date Circulated Date Added	12/06/2006

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Audience > ?? > Unk. Gen Cassette > Unindexed CDR (Philips standalone CD recorder) > EAC > WAV > GoldWave > CDWAV (v. 1.71) > SHN

Los Lobos
24-Apr-1985
Barrymore's
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Audience > ?? > Unk. Gen Cassette > Unindexed CDR (Philips standalone CD recorder) > EAC > WAV > GoldWave > CDWAV (v. 1.71) > SHN

01. Will the Wolf Survive?  3:48
02. We're Gonna Rock  2:45
03. Come On Let's Go  2:56
04. Our Last Night  3:16
05. How Much Can I Do?  2:35
06. Anselma  3:31
07. A Matter of Time  3:26
08. Evangeline  2:44
09. I Got Loaded  3:24
10. Let's Say Goodnight  3:50
11. Serenata Norteña  2:56
12. I Got to Let You Know  2:53
13. Why Do You Do?  3:24
14. Don't Worry Baby >
    300 Pounds of Heavenly Joy >
    (band introduction) >
    La Bamba  12:41

Notes from Dan Gale (dgale@loslobos.org) on 25-Nov-2006:

This recording was torrented on Dime or bt-etree (I can't remember which) with
incomplete source info.  The original source was an unindexed CD from an
unknown generation cassette that was provided by Mauro Regis to Pierluigi
Tomaselli.  I modified this text file to reflect the correct lineage
information, add track times and a few other minor edits. In addition, I
changed the track names to reflect common naming convention and edited the MD5s
to recognize these corrected track names but otherwise made no changes to the
tracks or the actual MD5 checksums.

In regard to the show, near as I can tell from the recording, the encore break
was after "Why Do You Do?", although most other shows from this era have the
main set ending with the Don't Worry baby/300 Pounds/La Bamba medley.  Either
which way, this recording is presumably incomplete as there is no explaination
why the set is so much shorter then all others from this era.  It is possible
that they were playing with other bands this night or some similar reason why
they would have a shortened set, but none of the between song band talking
makes any mention of anthing to indicate this.