Rockefeller's
Lineage:
SBD > 1st gen cassette > CDR > EAC > WAV > Editing (below) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC
Danny Hutton,
Cory Wells,
Chuck Negron (Yes, including Chuck!)
CD1
01. One Man Band (#19)
02. The Family Of Man (#12)
03. Black And White (#1)
04. Sure As I'm Sittin' Here (#16)
05. An Old Fashioned Love Song (#4)
06. Brand New Day
07. Til The World Ends (#32)
08. Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues) (#33)
09. Country song teases
10. Never Been To Spain (#5)
11. Liar (#7)
12. It Ain't Easy
CD2
01. Shambala (#3)
02. Pieces Of April (#19)
03. One (#1)
04. Let Me Serenade You (#17)
05. Easy To Be Hard (#4)
06. Try A Little Tenderness (#29)
07. The Show Must Go On (#4)
08. Mama Told Me (Not To Come) (#1)
09. Joy To The World (#1)
10. Eli's Coming (#10)
11. Celebrate (#15)
Editing notes:
Track 101: Reduced volume -4dB (0:13-0:28 mark--reduced announcer's band intro)
Track 102: Increased volume +2dB (from 0:19 mark until end of song)
Tracks 103-112 and Tracks 201-209: Increased volume +2dB
TheCommish notes:
Overall, a very nice-sounding show. The vocals are prominent in the mix, but you'd expect that for two reasons: (1) Three Dog Night is primarily a vocal-based act, and (2) the smaller venue meant the guitars didn't need additional amplification from the soundboard.
Per Wikipedia, Three Dog Night's 1985 spring/summer tour was postponed to allow Chuck Negron time to check into rehab to combat his recurring drug problem. As it turns out, Chuck suffered a relapse during the tour and was fired by the band in December 1985, a month after this show...and that was the last time all three lead vocalists performed together in Three Dog Night.
