Cellar Door (M?-SBD)
NOTE: GENUINE STEREO SOUNDBOARD, NOT the poor quality AUD also circulating from the same date.
Recording Information ::: stereo soundboard -> unknown stereo recording equipment -> master analog tape -> unknown analog generations (NOT many!) -> unknown generation Maxell XLII-90 cassette, Dolby B on.
Playback 2011-08-13 ::: unknown generation Maxell XLII-90 cassette on Nakamichi BX-300 cassette deck, Dolby B on, azimuth & pitch adjusted, heads cleaned & demagnatized -> Tascam CD-RW900SL professional CD recorder -> CD-RW, no track splits -> computer -> EAC secure mode (logs made) -> wav file(s) -> Audacity (for fades or tragic error repair, no EQ) -> CD Wave for track splits -> Flac Frontend. First uploaded week of 2012-12-01.
Line-up
Roger McGuinn - acoustic & electric 6 & 12 string guitars, vocals
Gene Clark - acoustic guitars, vocals.
01 - Don't You Write Her Off
02 - Crazy Ladies
03 - Train Leaves Here This Morning
04 - Bag Full Of Money (->)
05 - Release Me Girl
06 - Come All You Fair & Tender Ladies
07 - Chesnut Mare
08 - ...Mr Tambourine Man
09 - Feeling Higher (Bending)
10 - You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
11 - Knocking On Heaven's Door
12 - Turn, Turn, Turn ->
13 - So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star
14 - Eight Miles High
15 - Bye Bye Baby (encore)
::: Lovely, great stereo, SBD recording with a bit o' hiss, particularly between songs. Check samples to take a gander or for a couple of quick snorts; to cool your engines or put sweat on yr brow as the case may be.
::: Warts: Taper cut off equipment between some songs. First part of "Turn, Turn, Turn" is a bit rough, with a bit of volume fluctuation here & there (tape fatigue?). Hiss jumps up between songs like there was some kind of ALC involved, but sinks away when the music starts. "Eight Miles High" has a second of speed fluctuation. All in all, nothing tragic!
::: Nice echo on the vocals at times, The old Rickenbacker 12-string is singing sweetly!
I remember doing this artwork decades ago...
RispondiElimina