Dave Alvin and acoustic Guilty Men September 06, 2003 saturday early and late shows McCabes Guitar Shoppe Santa Monica, Ca ** LATE SHOW ** Dave Alvin, guitars, vox Chris Gaffney, guitar, accordian, vox Rick Shea, slide & electric guitar, mandolin Brantley Kearns, fiddle, vox ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Late Show : late_disc1.2 01) intro... 02) *Rachel 03) *Cane on the Brazos 04) Blackjack David 05) King of California -------------------> sparks Budweiser, audience taunt, Phil Bashing 06) Sinful Daughter 07) preamble 08) Dry River 09) Rio Grande 10) Mary Brown 11) Highway 99 12) Abilene ................... late_disc2.2 split 01) Wish That I Could Hold You, but, You Seem So Far Away (Dave solo) 02) Everett Reuss (Dave solo) 03) Ash Grove (band rejoins) 04) 4th of July 05) Out in California 06) Have I Grown Wings, or, is this Heaven? (Chris Gaffney) 07) The Man in the Bed Isn't Me 08) What Did The Deep Sea Say? 1:56:24 total length * Rick Shea & Brantley Kearns duet opener ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Soundboard Feed SBD mix by Wayne (forever-long house foh mixer), and recorded by Kurt M.'s Sony D8, as supplied to Mike French, as related below: This is a patch tape, and a first-clone of the master, that I received in trade with Kurt M., for my ambient recording. It was originally the first deck out of the sbd console, until "Tom" arrived and exerted his domination in the sbd pecking order. I had arrived a couple of hours early, at the request of the bands archivist/friend - Kurt M., and I acquired a sbd feed from Wayne upon arrival for Kurts tape, as he was not able to attend. I met the players, helped set the room up (folding chairs), etc. I helped in setting up, basically speaking. I was given the blessing to run tape for this intimate gathering. Because I was recording from the room, as an ambient recording, and the mixing console was in a remote room, Wayne agreed to run the sbd recording deck for me, as we had established a "relationship", and, recording levels during soundcheck. Then, minutes before the show, Tom, shows up, and unplugged the now soundchecked recording sbd feed, established by Wayne and myself literally hours before, and he plugged his D8 into the lead of the feed. Both Wayne and I had suggested to him that the feed order had long been established, and, in fact, soundchecked. But, Tom, insisted that wasn't how it was going to be, so, he unplugged me, and put himself in front, insisting that he would monitor my now loose non-established recording levels. Sbd recordings are not my thing. I was there to do an ambient recording, so, in the interest of not raising a fuss in my first introduction to the band as an recordist, I retired to my ambient rig for the evening. Well, what you see is what you get. Tom really didn't do much to monitor the deck downstream of him, and there is clipping present in this recording. The levels are hot and clipping, though, the recording is totally listenable. Fortunately the clipping is low-level, and not very audibly distorted. Good Job Tom!