13th Annual Buffalo Folk Fest
Alumni Arena, State University of New York at Buffalo
My Master:
2 Nakamichi 100s and Sony TC-D5m Sony UCX-S Cassette Masters
Microphones handheld on crossbar
20' from stage in center
Transfer:
Playback cassette masters on Sony TC-D5m to Marantz PMD-670
David Bromberg (end of his set - I got in late)
01 [Band Intro]
02 Stay All Night
03 The Ookpik Waltz
04 Dark Hollow
05 Medley - Sally Goodin, Old Joe Clark, Wheel Hoss
06 Helpless Blues
---encore:---
07 Workin' on a Building
Arlo Guthrie and Shenandoah
08 [Instrumental]
09 There Must Be a Way
10 City of New Orleans
11 Blowing in the Wind
12 Oklahoma Hills
13 Your Universal Love
14 All Over the World
15 The Jimmy Carter Song
16 Changing My Name to Chrysler
17 Too Sad for Words
18 I Don't Want a Pickle
19 Blow My Love Away
20 Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone
21 Ukulele Lady
22 Alice's Restaurant
---encore:---
23 Will the Circle be Unbroken
The Band
24 [tuning]
25 Rag Mama Rag
26 Long Black Veil
27 Milk Cow Boogie
28 It Makes No Difference
29 Mystery Train
30 One More Shot
31 W.S. Walcott Medicine Show
32 Caledonia
33 Stage Fright
34 The Weight
35 The Shape I'm In
36 You Don't Know Me
37 The Genetic Method > Chest Fever
38 Java Blues
39 I Shall Be Released
40 King Harvest (Has Surely Come)
41 Willie and the Hand Jive
42 Blaze of Glory
43 Party 'Round the World
---encore:---
44 The Rivers of Babylon (with Arlo Guthrie)
Aah yes, the old days - great 4 day run, back in the days of PEOPLExpress. Flew down to see the Dead in Hampton on 4/13/84 and 4/14/84 for about $40 round trip. Then back to Buffalo for the Folk Fest, then the Dead again in Rochester on 4/16/84. Sacrificed Niagara Falls so I could see all three Philly shows, both Providence shows, and both Nassau shows.
The event was billed as the "13th Annual Buffalo Folk Fest". I'm not sure if this was a joke or whether this is an annual event in Buffalo. I lived there from 1963 to 1978 and this was the only "Buffalo Folk Fest" I know of.
