February 11, 2013
TREY ANASTASIO BAND - Palace Theatre, Albany, NY - 01/26/2013
Trey Anastasio
2013-01-26
Palace Theatre, Albany, NY
Set I:
First Tube (7:41)
Cayman Review (7:12)
Alaska (8:01)
Tube Top Flop (3:45)
Pigtail (6:04)
Last Tube (9:59)
Small Axe (3:29)
Dark And Down (7:58)
Scabbard (6:27)
Greyhound Rising (5:52)
Shine (6:17)
Money, Love and Change (9:42)
Set II:
Curlew's Call (7:15)
Gotta Jibboo (10:14)
Alive Again (7:46)
The Land Of Nod (3:23)
Valentine (6:11)
Architect (6:59)
Sand (11:51)
Tuesday (6:17) Clint Eastwood (4:18) Traveler (7:33) Push On 'Til The Day (10:43)
Encore:
Ooh Child (5:19)
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JAZZ IS DEAD - Irving Plaza, NYC - 06/19/1998
JAZZ IS DEAD
6/19/98
Irving Plaza, NYC
source: sbd dat master
taped by Jerry Moore
lineage: sbd>sony pcm-r300 dat master,
sony pcm-r500>hd>cd wave>flac
transferred & seeded by Rob Berger 12/16/09
disc one: 79:38
01 - jam>
02 - Unbroken Chain
03 - Crazy Fingers
04 - Estimated Prophet
05 - Red Baron>
06 - China Doll
07 - Friend Of The Devil
08 - Help On The Way>
09 - Slipknot!>
10 - Franklin's Tower
11 - bass
disc two: 48:16
01 - Spiral Staircase>
02 - Saint Stephen>
03 - drums>
04 - King Solomon's Marbles
05 - Dark Star
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LEFTOVER SALMON - MESA THEATER, GRAND JUNCTION, CO - 02/28/2003
LEFTOVER SALMON
02-28-03 MESA THEATER, GRAND JUNCTION, CO.
FEBRUARY 2003
155:07
DISC ONE
1/Old Train/4:45
2/Ya'll Come/5:00
3/Big Sandy River/4:56
4/She Caught The Katy/5:51
5/Another Way To Turn/7:42
6/Aiko Aiko/10:02
7/Shuckin' The Corn/4:23
8/Mama Boulet/6:05
9/Ain't Gonna Work/5:00
DISC TWO
1/Tangled Up In Blue/8:45
2/Zombie Jamboree/4:55
3/Little Maggie/7:16
4/Junko Partner/12:50
5/Paving Eisenhower/5:30
6/Georgia Lou/6:40
7/Stop All Your Worrying/6:20
8/Blue House/4:44
9/Dance On Your Head/5:45
10/Rock And Roll/6:35
11/This Is The Time/9:11
12/Reach/10:40
13/Encore: Jack London>/1:30
14/Whole Lotta Love>/4:24
15/Rocky Road Blues/5:20
BIOGRAPHY
by Jason Ankeny
The self-described "polyethnic cajun slamgrass" group Leftover Salmon formed in Colorado in the early '90s as a merger of two area acts, the Left Hand String Band and the Salmonheads. Comprised of vocalist/guitarist/washboard player Vince Herman, banjoist Mark Vann, mandolinist/guitarist Drew Emmit, bassist Tye North and drummer Michael Wooten, the band's good-timey earned a grassroots following on the festival circuit and resulted in their 1993 self-released debut Bridges to Bert. Ask the Fish, a 1995 live effort recorded at Boulder, Colorado's Fox Theatre, helped Leftover Salmon earn a deal with the Hollywood label, which in 1997 released the group's major label bow Euphoria. The Nashville Sessions followed two years later. Upon issuing the Live album in spring 2002, Leftover Salmon experienced some restructuring within the band. North and Wooten were no longer part of Leftover Salmon. Greg Garrison stepped in to play bass, Jose Martinez was added on drums and newcomer Bill McKay joined on keyboards.
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THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Alltel Pavilion, Raleigh, North Carolina - 09/30/2005
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND-
Alltel Pavilion,
Raleigh, North Carolina
9/30/2005
The wicked combo of "Statesboro Blues">"Walk On Gilded Splinters">"Who’s Been Talking" gets this show off to a roaring start, and there’s no letting up. A "Dreams" featuring Warren Haynes shows up earlier in the setlist than usual, followed by a great "Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad>Franklin’s Tower." "Jessica" and "Southbound" bring it on home as the ABB finish up their 15th consecutive year at Alltel Pavilion.
* DISC ONE (79:05):
01. Hot ’lanta (6:08)
02. Statesboro Blues (5:06)
03. Walk On Gilded Splinters (6:46)
04. Who’s Been Talking (9:10)
05. Wasted Words (8:55)
06. Old Before My Time (5:53)
07. Woman Across The River (8:23)
08. Dreams (13:16)
09. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (4:20)
10. Franklin’s Tower (11:03)
* DISC TWO (62:59):
01. Melissa (6:28)
02. Leave My Blues At Home > JaBuMa (29:47)
03. Bass > Jessica (20:00)
04. Southbound (6:42)
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THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND- Charlottesville Pavilion, Charlottesville, Virginia - 09/28/2005
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND-
Charlottesville Pavilion,
Charlottesville, Virginia
9/28/2005
The ABB’s first show at this brand new outdoor venue was an all-out jam fest and one of the most underrated shows of the year. How can you beat the combination of "Rockin’ Horse">"Desdemona">"The Same Thing," the last two with saxophonist extraordinaire Ron Holloway -- 35 minutes of untouchable jamming right there. "Mountain Jam" brackets both ends of this show, with something in between for everybody. Check out the bluesy version of the rare "****r’s Roll" and the longest "Hoochie Coochie Man" of the year.
* DISC ONE (56:32):
1. Mountain Jam (13:11)
2. One Way Out (6:04)
3. Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More (8:00)
4. Maydell (5:04)
5. ****r’s Roll (7:23)
6. Statesboro Blues (5:14)
7. Hoochie Coochie Man (11:34)
* DISC TWO (57:19):
1. Instrumental Illness (13:44)
2. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (5:27)
3. Trouble No More (4:11)
4. Soulshine (9:18) +
5. Rockin’ Horse (10:28)
6. Desdemona (14:07) +
* DISC THREE (46:39):
1. The Same Thing > JaBuMa > (30:02) +
2. Bass > Mountain Jam [Reprise] (9:33)
3. Revival (7:04)
+ w/Ron Holloway, saxophone
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February 10, 2013
GEORGE THOROGOOD & The Destroyers - Live At The Bottom Line [1979]
George Thorogood & The Destroyers - Live At The Bottom Line [1979]
Recorded Live at The Bottom Line, New York, NY, USA - January 16, 1979.
George Thorogood (born February 22, 1950) is a blues rock performer from Wilmington, Delaware, known for his hit song "Bad to the Bone" as well as for covers of blues standards such as Hank Williams' "Move It On Over" and John Lee Hooker's "House Rent Boogie/One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer". Another favorite, in which Thorogood displays his impressive guitar skills, is a cover of Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love?" George Thorogood and the [Delaware] Destroyers have released 16 studio albums, including five that have been certified Gold. The band is credited with the early success of Rounder Records
Track List:
01 - House Of Blue Lights (4:20)
02 - 1 Bourbon, 1 Scotch, One Beer (13:26)
03 - Josephine (8:01)
04 - Cocaine Blues (3:24)
05 - It Wasn't Me (8:07)
06 - Madison Blues (6:34)
07 - The Sky Is Cryin' (8:23)
08 - Insturmental (6:44)
09 - Who Do You Love (5:45)
10 - Johnny B. Goode (7:35)
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THE TOMMY BOLIN BAND Live In Albany NY - 09-20-76
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THE TOMMY BOLIN BAND
Live In Albany
NY 9-20-76
is a live album by
the Tommy Bolin Band
a couple of months before he died.
This has some Bonus tracks from a concert
in New Orleans in November 1976.
TRACK LIST
Teaser – 5:35 (from the album Teaser)
People, People – 7:11 (Teaser)
You Told Me That You Loved Me – 4:17 (Private Eyes)
Wild Dogs – 6:37 (Teaser)
Band Intro – 1:43
Shake The Devil – 4:03 (Private Eyes)
Post Toastee – 10:35 (Private Eyes)
Wild Dogs – 8:22 (New Orleans, November 1976)
Shake The Devil – 4:47 (New Orleans, November 1976)
Post Toastee – 6:13 (New Orleans, November 1976)
Unfortunately it’s a short set in Albany as
the support band for The Blue Oyster Cult
The band for the Albany concert in September was:
Tommy Bolin – guitar and vocals
Norma Jean Bell – saxaphone and vocals
Mark Stein – keyboards and vocals
Jimmy Haslip – bass
Johnnie Bolin – drums
The band for the November concert in New Orleans was:
Tommy Bolin – guitar and vocals
Norma Jean Bell – saxaphone and vocals
Max Gromenthal – keyboards and vocals
Jimmy Haslip – bass
Mark Craney – drums
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JAZZ IS DEAD - Higher Ground, Winooski, VT - 06/17/1998
Jazz Is Dead
6/17/98
Higher Ground,
Winooski, VT
source: sbd dat master
taped by Jerry Moore
lineage: sbd>sony pcm-r500
sony pcm-r500>pc>adobe audition 2.0>cd wave>flac
transferred & seeded by Rob Berger 1/6/10
disc one: 69:32
soundcheck
01 - jam
02 - Estimated Prophet
set I
03 - space>
04 - Scarlet Begonias
05 - Estimated Prophet>
06 - Crazy Fingers
07 - Help On The Way>
08 - Slipknot!>
09 - Franlin's Tower>
Spiral Staircase
disc two: 40:47
set II
01 - King Solomon's Marbles
02 - Dark Star>
03 - China Doll>
04 - Friend Of The Devil
05 - Unbroken Chain
disc three: 51:25
01 - bass, drumatar>
02 - Truckin'>
03 - Saint Stephen>
04 - Terrapin Station
notes: disc transitions are seamless
JAZZ IS DEAD - Club Casino, Hampton Beach, NH - 06/16/1998
Jazz Is Dead
6/16/98
Club Casino,
Hampton Beach, NH
source: sbd dat master
taped by Jerry Moore
lineage: sbd>sony pcm-r300
sony pcm-r500>pc>adobe audition 2.0>cd wave>flac
transferred & seeded by Rob Berger 12/30/09
disc one: 54:17
01 - space>
02 - Crazy Fingers>
03 - Estimated Prophet
04 - Help On The Way>
05 - Slipknot!>
06 - Franklin's Tower>
Spiral Staircase
07 - Unbroken Chain
08 - China Doll>
09 - Friend Of The Devil
disc two: 47:16
01 - Scarlet Begonias
02 - drums>
03 - King Solomon's Marbles
04 - ?
05 - bass, Truckin' Jam>
06 - Saint Stephen>
07 - Dark Star
notes: on bill with JGB Band
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Borgata Hotel , Atlantic City, New Jersey - 08/26/2005
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND-
Borgata Hotel & ****,
Atlantic City, New Jersey
8/26/2005
Horn lovers, rejoice! The Asbury Jukes horns joined the band for a memorable sit-in at this intimate performance, which makes it a natural choice for a "West’s Best" selection. The versions of "Into the Mystic," "The Same Thing" and "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" really benefit from the extra firepower of a horn section, and sax man Ron Holloway lends a hand to a smoking version of "Desdemona." An epic "Dreams>Liz Reed" combo features amazing guitar work from Derek and Warren, and on "Liz Reed" Holloway gets another chance to show why he has been such a frequent guest with the band.
* DISC ONE:
1. You Don’t Love Me (8:31)
2. Midnight Rider (3:14)
3. Trouble No More (4:36)
4. Woman Across The River (9:14)
5. Old Before My Time (5:54)
6. Egypt (15:57)
* DISC TWO:
1. End of the Line (10:30)
2. Desdemona [w/ Ron Holloway, sax] (17:43)
3. Into the Mystic (6:11) +
4. The Same Thing (13:03) +
* DISC THREE:
1. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (7:05) +
2. Dreams (12:59)
3. In Memory of Elizabeth Reed (25:40)
4. Southbound (8:36)
+ w/ The Asbury Jukes Horns
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - New England Dodge Music Center, Hartford, Conneticut - 08/21/2005
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND-
New England Dodge Music Center,
Hartford, Conneticut
8/21/2005
From the powerful "Les Brers" opener, the band was hittin’ the note this night. ABB drummer Jaimoe lives in Connecticut, and the band always gets great support there. "Can’t Lose What You Never Had" appears for only the third time this summer, and the equally rare ".44 Blues" has a great, swampy groove to it. "Instrumental Illness" gets a good workout, and check out the extended version of "Black Hearted Woman." The double encore of "Melissa" and "Whipping Post" really puts this show over the top!
* DISC ONE:
1. Les Brers in A Minor (11:02)
2. Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More (7:37)
3. Statesboro Blues (6:34)
4. Can’t Lose What You Never Had (6:56)
5. .44 Blues (12:36)
6. Walk on Gilded Splinters (6:47)
* DISC TWO:
1. Come and Go Blues (8:29)
2. Instrumental Illness (12:58)
3. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (5:34)
4. Franklin’s Tower (10:39)
5. Midnight Rider (3:24)
* DISC THREE:
1. Black Hearted Woman (32:47)
2. Melissa (5:53)
3. Whipping Post (16:07)
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JAZZ IS DEAD - Variety Playhouse Atlanta, Georgia, USA - June 6, 1998
JAZZ IS DEAD
Variety Playhouse
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
June 6, 1998
Billy Cobham - Drums
Jimmy Herring - Guitar
Alphonso Johnson - Bass
Tommy Lavitz - Keys
SOURCE - Stereo Soundboard
QUALITY - Excellent A+
LINEAGE - SBD > DAT > ?? > CDr > EAC (Secure/offset corrected) > .WAV > FLAC (L5/SBA) > TorrrentSpy > DIME > YOU
Disc One
--------
Space
Scarlet
Unbroken Chain
China Doll
Friend of the Devil
Droms>Blues for Allah>
Dark Star
Terrapin
Disc Two
--------
Crazy Fingers
Help>
Slip>
Franklin's>
Spiral Staircase
Truckin>
St Stephen>
Red Baron> Drums>
King Solomon's Marbles
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February 9, 2013
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND - Common Ground Music Festival, Adado Riverfront Park, Lansing, Michigan - 07/12/2005
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND-
Common Ground Music Festival,
Adado Riverfront Park,
Lansing, Michigan
7/12/2005
As part of a week-long festival, the ABB rocked out to a big crowd in downtown Lansing. These were the only versions of "Firing Line" and "Every Hungry Woman" played on the July tour, and both feature strong jams at the end. The real treat here, however, is "Key To the Highway" with bluesman Larry McCray adding some funky, swampy guitar licks. A triple-headed blues guitar onslaught! Warren’s soulful take on the Howlin’ Wolf classic "Who’s Been Talking" has never sounded better than it does here. Also, this "Jessica" really goes places and is not to be missed!
* DISC ONE (58:23):
1. Hot 'Lanta (5:59)
2. Statesboro Blues (5:21)
3. Every Hungry Woman (7:21)
4. Maydell (5:23)
5. Firing Line (7:13)
6. Key To the Highway [w/ Larry McCray, guitar] (9:16)
7.Midnight Rider (4:07)
8. Who’s Been Talking (10:09)
9. Trouble No More (3:31)
* DISC TWO (58:21):
1. Rockin’ Horse (11:41)
2. No One To Run With (5:41)
3. Melissa (6:51)
4. Jessica (16:49)
5. Encore break (3:59)
6. One Way Out (13:17)
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JAZZ IS DEAD - Wilmers Park - Brandywine, MD - 05/30/1998
Jazz Is Dead
Wilmers Park - Brandywine, MD
5/30/98
source: sbd-> ?-> CDR-> EAC (secure/logged)-> .wav-> WavMerge 2.1-> CDWave (retracked/renamed fileset)-> FLAC frontend (SBE verified)-> .flac (8)
Jazz Is Dead:
JImmy Herring - guitar
T. Lavitz - keys
Alphonso Johnson - bass
Billy Cobham - drums
01. Help On The Way > Slipknot! > (7:28)
02. Franklin's Tower (4:13)
03. banter/Scofield intro (1:02)
04. Red Baron* (15;56)
05. Scarlet Begonias (6:43)
06. Terrapin Station-> (16:09)
07. Crazy Fingers (9:56)
08. E: Dark Star (12:32)
*(w/ John Scofield)
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JAZZ IS DEAD - The Beaumont Club Kansas City, MO - 05/12/1998
Jazz Is Dead
May 12, 1998
The Beaumont Club
Kansas City, MO
Disc 1:
1 Intro Jam -> 5:50
2 Help -> 5:04
3 Slipknot -> 3:53
4 Franklin 4:42
5 Crazy Fingers 9:49
6 Local Jam 14:00
7 China Doll -> 2:54
8 Friend Of The Devil 4:00
9 Unbroken Chain 6:16
10 Teriapin 18:10
Total 1:14:38
Disc 2:
1 Scarlet Begonias 5:53
2 Bass Solo 3:49
3 Bass & Drum 7:07
4 Truckin -> 1:35
5 Saint Stephen -> 3:33
6 Jam -> 2:32
7 Space -> 2:29
8 Drums -> 7:25
9 Keyboard -> 1:38
10 Blues For Alah -> 6:35
11 Dark Star 15:13
Encore:
12 Stronger Than Dirt 8:44
Total 1:06:33
Info:
It was a soundboard -> DAT -> CD-R -> FLAC
I was at this show and got a copy of the DAT from a friend. I ran the digital
out of my DAT into a stand alone CD burner. I ripped the CD onto my computer
and used Sound Forge to track the show. I converted it to FLAC and now you
have it. Enjoy!
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JAZZ IS DEAD - Cafe Tomo Arcata, CA - 04/21/1998
Jazz Is Dead
1998-04-21
Cafe Tomo
Arcata, CA
SBD From Master
lineage: CD > WAV > FLAC
Below is the lineage from the transfer.
Below is the text file info. as given to me from the very kind willie4prez. He was cool enough to transfer his tapes and mail them to me to share. Thanks bro.
Disc One (46:41)
1. Tuning/Crowd (2:30)
2. Terrapin Station (14:42)
3. Dark Star (2:53) >
4. Help On The Way > Slipknot > Franklin's Tower (15:22) >
5. Scarlet Begonias (5:54)
6. Bass Solo (5:18)
Disc Two (46:34)
1. Bass Solo (1:30)
2. Bass/Drum Jam (4:14)
3. Truckin (3:37) >
4. Drums > Blues For Allah (10:50) >
5. Blues For Allah (4:23) >
6. China Doll (3:42) >
7. Friend Of The Devil (3:10)
8. Crazy Fingers (10:47)
Encore:
9. Dark Star (4:17)
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Thanks to Dubwise, for sharing his audience tape of the Jazz Is Dead 4-21-98 Cafe Tomo show, and to Saoshya, for remastering his material. After much debate here on dime about the correct lineage of this show, I had a feeling of deja vu. I lived in Arcata for a year (2001-2002), and was at the infamous Deep Banana Blackout show at Cafe Tomo the night when the Visitor Center/Environmental Center burned down. I left Arcata in 2002, and I was gifted with a few cassettes from a good friend. I checked all those dusty old cassettes that I haven't looked at in 7 years - sure enough, one is labeled "Jazz is Dead - Cafe Tomo 4-21-98 - 0 Gen SBD." This source cassette contained the full show, and part of the encore (Dark Star, but it cuts out). It is an honor and a priveledge to be able to recover a lost Arcata gem, and to be able to share it with the world, particularly the Arcata Dead Community. Much thanks to the original unknown taper of this Sound Board source, and I would like to dedicate this recovered nugget to my old Arcata crew, must of whom are still there. If you happen to see Josh, Nathan, Uncle Bob, Robin, or Becky who now lives in Berkeley, buy them a beer! Without them, I never would have been in Arcata, and who knows what would have happened to this show! Much love, and I hope to be in Northern California again someday!
This was transferred from a Maxell XLII "Position High" 90 minute cassette tape to a CD (wav files) via a TEAC RW-CD22 Recorder, which is a stereo component. The sound was not altered in any way. I had to track this by ear, and the tracking is off, I can tell you that for sure. Feel free to retrack this and share it with everyone! Oh, and if you see T. Lavitz, tell him to update his info - if you listen to the beginning someone mentions "Giving a Warm Humboldt Welcome" and before the encore someone in the band mentions "Arcata, CA, Thank You Very Very Much!" It's all good, we just need to keep everything straight!
peace, willie4prez
JAZZ IS DEAD - The Bottom Line New York, NY - 02/07/1998 Late Show
Jazz Is Dead
The Bottom Line
New York, NY
2/7/1998
Late Show
Original master recording: Neumann TLM170(cardoids) -> Sonosax SX-M2 -> Tascam DAP1 (16/44.1)
Transfer: Sony R500->Sound Devices 722
Mastered: Soundforge Pro 10.0b - *All file manipulation in Soundforge done at 24 bits*. Volume normalization then dithered back to 16 bits using using iZotope MBIT+ with Ultra noise shaping, High dither settings. Tracked in CDWav.
1. King Solomon's Marbles
2. banter - 4th and final show at Bottom Line
3. Unbroken Chain
4. Scarlet Begonias ->
5. Drums ->
6. Scarlet Begonias
7. Dark Star ->
8. Help On The Way ->
9. Slipknot! ->
10. Franklin's Tower
11. banter / encore break / Merl Saunders intro
12. Dark Star *
13. crowd/goodnights
T. Lavitz - keys
Alphonso Johnson - bass
Billy Cobham - drums
Jimmy Herring - guitar
* = w/Merl Saunders on keys
Recorded by Scott Bernstein & Jason Greenberg
Transfer, mastering, and tracking by Scott Bernstein July 2010
Merl Saunders opened, but I wasn't set up in time to record.
Taper notes:
Just a few weeks ago I hit the Widespread Panic show here at Radio City Music Hall....and it got me thinking about Jimmy Herring and how amazing he is......which got me thinking about this Jazz Is Dead show from a 2 night/4 show run at The Bottom Line. I remember that I decided to head down for this at the very last minute (Bottom Line was not a particularly friendly venue, but it was really intimate, and if I recall this ticket was somewhat expensive). Anyway I got in during Merl Saunders' opening set and hooked up with Jason, who was already set up. We removed his mics from his stand (Neumann KM184s, I believe) and put mine up instead.
I'm so glad I did get into the show because this band just blew the roof off of the place. Let's talk about the members who where in this original lineup of the band -- all MONSTER players: Billy Cobham -- kickass jazz drummer and alumnus of one of Miles Davis' bands as well as legendary the jazz fusion Mahavishnu Orchestra, and basically worth the price of admission on his own. Just one listen to his solo (track 5) on this recording will shake the foundations of what you believe a drummer can do! Alphonso Johnson -- former bassist from another legendary jazz fusion act -- Weather Report, one of the first Chapman Stick players, former member of one of Bob Weir's solo projects (the Midnights) and just a few years after this show was hired as (as far as I'm aware) the only bassist to ever take Phil's place in a post-Grateful Dead incarnation (when Phil and Bobby were fighting, I believe) in their tour as The Other Ones in 2000. He definitely brings the funk (if not as much of the subtlety as Phil Lesh would contribute) and heavy heavy grooves to this band -- just listen to the groove he lays down in Scarlet Begonias. T. Lavitz, who I'm less familar with, was the keyboardist for The Dixie Dregs and an early incarnation of Widespread Panic.
And onto the reason I pulled this recording out -- Jimmy Herring, who, even among these world-reknowned musicians, more than holds his own -- his style could not be more different than Jerry Garcia's....but just one listen to his take on Help On The Way and Slipknot, will show you the fireworks that emit from his fretboard. Wow! No wonder he got drafted into Phil's Friends for a while!!!
Subsequent tours of this band had vaied members, but none of them could beat this lineup.
So I present to you BARN59, a short-but sweet show from a classic venue that is really worth your effort to listen to. Hope you enjoy!
JAZZ IS DEAD - Gibson's, Tempe, AZ - 01/13/1998
Jazz Is Dead
1/13/98
Gibson's, Tempe, AZ
source: sbd dat
Jerry Moore's clone
first Jazz Is Dead live performance
sony pcm-r500>pc>adobe audition 2.0>cd wave>flac
transferred & seeded by Rob Berger 1/7/10
disc one: 33:51
01 - Help On The Way>
02 - Slipknot!>
03 - Franklin's Tower
04 - Crazy Fingers
disc two: 50:23
01 - China Doll>
02 - Stella Blue
03 - Other Jam
04 - King Solomon's Marbles
05 - Drums
06 - Scarlet Begonias
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