(Audience FLAC)
Joe Ely
with Joel Guzman
Old Quarter Acoustic Cafe
Galveston, Texas USA
March 6, 2015
- bonus - March 7, 2015 show (incomplete)
Quality: Excellent audience
Lineage: Core Sound Binaurals (w/bass rolloff)>Sony MZ-NF810>
Total Recorder>Audio Cleaning Lab 3.0>WAV>FLAC 8
Taper: Mike Rowefoen
Transfer/encoding: joeyjay
Artwork: Chee-Zee
File size: 683 MB
Joe Ely - vocals, guitar
Joel Guzman - accordion, backing vocals
CD1 (75:07)
01. Ranches And Rivers
02. Santa Rosa/St. Augustine
03. When The Nights Are Cold
04. Carnival Bum
05. Wind's Gonna Blow You Away
06. Banter
07. Honky Tonk Masquerade
08. All Just To Get To You
09. Banter
10. Where Is My Love? (with Lisa Morales)
11. Leo And Leona
12. Banter
13. White Freightliner Blues (aborted)
14. Boxcars
15. Banter
16. Hickory Wind
17. White Freightliner Blues
18. Tonight I Think I'm Gonna Go Downtown
19. For Your Love
CD2 (75:15)
01. If You Were A Bluebird
02. My Eyes Got Lucky
03. Encore applause
04. Live Forever
05. Gallo Del Cielo
(March 7, 2015 - incomplete)
06. Intro/Happy Birthday, Townes
07. Tecumseh Valley
08. Townes story
09. Waiting 'Round To Die
10. White Freightliner Blues
11. Ranches And Rivers
12. Tonight I Think I'm Gonna Go Downtown
13. Banner
14. Not That Much Has Changed
15. Wishin' For You
16. Cold Black Hammer
17. Letter To Laredo
18. Locked In A Boxcar With The Queen Of Spain (snippet)
19. When The Nights Are Cold
20. Run Little Pony
taper note:
Second night is incomplete because of recorder power malfunction. However, sound both nights is most excellent.
joeyjay notes:
Cool little two-night stand by Joe and Joel at the venerable Old Quarter, the relocated and legendary venue (in name and ownership) that was Townes Van Zandt's old stomping grounds when it was in Houston. Lots of fun moments, including a trainwreck ending to "White Freightliner Blues" just after it started because Joel's "big truck whine" cracked up Joe and the crowd. Other great touches included a three-song opening on Night 2 as a salute to Townes on his birthday, including "Waiting 'Round To Die"; Jimmie Dale's "When The Nights Are Cold" (written by Butch); Gram Parsons' "Hickory Wind"; a spur-of-the-moment duet with Friday opener Lisa Morales on "Where Is My Love?"; the classic "Honky Tonk Masquerade" and a tantalizing one-verse
run at "Locked In A Boxcar With The Queen Of Spain." (dang!) One final thing that is not insignificant: Sound throughout is delicious. As always, all thanks go to Joe - and all the Ely Band boys and sidemen - for all of the spirited nights of music and enjoyment over these many years. Continued thanks to The Coin for the now-retired surrogate mics that saved so many of those memories for posterity and to longtime chum D. Ortiz for the current loaners.
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