1982-11-13
Euphoria Tavern
Portland, Oregon
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Early Show (7:30 pm):
01. Bombs Away
02. Youngblood
03. tuning
04. Big Iron
05. Fly Away
06. Easy To Slip
07. Bahama Mama
08. Me, Without You
09. tuning
10. Rock in the 80's
11. Little Junkie Girl
12. Women are Smarter
13. Thunder & Lightning
14. encore break & band intros
15. Too Many Losers
Late Show (11:00 pm)
01. prolog
02. Festival
03. Turn Out the Light
04. Have You Ever Loved a Woman
05. Supplication
06. Book Of Rules
07. tuning
08. New New Minglewood Blues
09. foolin' around
10. This Time Forever
11. Shade of Grey
12. Heaven Help The Foo
13. Drums
14. Josephine
15. One More Saturday Night
Source: SBD > Nakamichi 480 > Maxell UDXLII > Nakamichi Dragon > Techtron cables > Olympus LS-10 > 24/48000 wave > SoundForge 9 > 16/44100 flac
Bobby and the Midnites:
Bob Weir on guitar and vocals
Bobby Cochran on guitar and vocals
Dave Garland on keyboards, saxophone, and vocals
Alphonso Johnson on bass and vocals
Billy Cobham on drums and vocals
As my source listing shows this is a transfer from the master tapes recorded that night. I can guarantee this is the only soundboard that night and here's why I say that: I was the lighting designer for the show and my friend, Slinky (RIP), was the sound engineer. We hid my Nakamichi 480 under a pile of clothes inside the cabinet that held the amps. I missed some songs at the tape flip in the first show and the encore of the second show because of that. There are a couple other glitches I did the best I could with what I had to minimize.
The higlight to me was Alphonso Johnson's solo in "Bahama Mama". He had a keyboard at his feet so he was playing a duet with himself. Use caution, his playing here is not for the inferior sound system. Bobby Cochran is really layin' it down here too.
In May 2009 I transferred the tapes to digital from My Nakamichi Dragon thru cryogenic cables to an Olympus LS-10 recording PCM at 24bit/48000hz. This gives me a great transfer. I then mastered the recordings to 16/44100 flac files using SoundForge 9.0. I gave out a copy of these shows back in the '80s (the ancester of the old seed I'm sure) but have sat on the masters since then. Finding now that the band does not object to free trade, I'm seeding it here for all to enjoy. Other than fade-ins and -outs, I've left the recordings "whole", so you'll hear the few seconds of "Little Junkie Girl" recorded before the tape flip as well as chatter and foolin' around. There's also some artwork. As always, a big thanks to Candleman.
EARLY SHOW... http://fp.io/m665mdd1/ LATE SHOW... http://fp.io/856mae86/
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