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[GDHAL]

Sheryl Crow
Wendel Concert Stage
Lancaster, Ohio
July 29, 2023

Source:  DPA 4060 => Tascam DR-2d
Conversion:  WAV => Audio Cleaning Lab => FLAC (16-bit)

Track listing:

CD1 (36:01):
(1)  Intro (1:00)
(2)  Every Day Is a Winding Road (4:54)
(3)  All I Wanna Do (5:39)
(4)  My Favorite Mistake (5:09)
(5)  Banter (1:13)
(6)  Real Gone (4:23)
(7)  Banter (0:25)
(  Steve McQueen (4:39)
(9)  Banter (1:13)
(10)  Cross Creek Road (5:44)
(11)  Band introductions (1:38)

CD2 (66:48):
(1)  Run Baby Run (5:28)
(2)  A Change Would Do You Good (5:19)
(3)  Leaving las Vegas (7:18)
(4)  Strong Enough (4:29)
(5)  Banter (2:03)
(6)  Hard To Make a Stand (4:08)
(7)  Banter (0:50)
(  The First Cut is the Deepest (3:59)
(9)  Banter (0:59)
(10)  The Difficult Kind (6:05)
(11)  Soak Up The Sun (5:36)
(12)  If It Makes You Happy (5:47)
(13)  Encore break (2:39)
(14)  Always On Your Side (4:59)
(15)  I Shall Believe (7:02)

There are no fades applied to this recording; if you choose to burn to CD, the above splits are just a suggestion. 

Comments: A pretty unique show by Sheryl -- the first six songs of the show were with her usual touring band; the last hour-plus features support by the local orchestra. She should do this more often -- the orchestral arrangements really complemented her typical touring configuration. If you like Sheryl, you'll find this an enjoyable listen.

Not sure where the taper was located, but this is a really solid audience recording that captures the full dynamics of the band. There is some annoying audience interference early in the orchestral set, but fades into the background once the set gets going and the volume increases. It is obviously an audience recording, but a casual fan can still find this entertaining.

Check out the samples in the comments if in doubt.

Many thanks to TallTaper for taping and sharing.  I was just the helper who EQ'd and tracked it. 

[GDHAL]

Savoy Brown
My Father's Place
Old Roslyn, New York
September 10th 1975 FM

1st generation cassette (nack) > behringer ultra curve pro deq 2496 audio equalizer > amplifiers > tascam audio cdrw750 > cd > computer > plex tool professional XL > wav > flac.

1. Tell Mama (jump in on the first note)
2. Born Into Pain
3. Walkin' And Talkin'
4. Hero To Zero
5. Hellbound Train
6. All I Can Do (Is Cry)
7. You Don't Have To Go > outro

Kim Simmonds-guitar, vocals
Paul Raymond-keyboards, guitar, vocals
Andy Rae-bass
Tommy Farnell-drums



Transfered, remastered & uploaded by 38f on Dime 2006.

[GDHAL]

** AT WIFE'S REQUEST **

The Police
Key Arena
Seattle, Washington
June 7, 2007

Soundboard/ALD - Phase corrected revision
Lineage for edits: FLAC > foobar2000 (combine tracks) > Audacity > WAV > foobar2000 > FLAC (level

Setlist
01. Message In A Bottle
02. Synchronicity II
03. Spirits In The Material World
04. Voices Inside My Head / When The World Is Running Down You Make The Best Of What's Still Around
05. Don't Stand So Close To Me
06. Driven To Tears
07. Walking On The Moon
08. Truth Hits Everybody
09. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic
10. Wrapped Around Your Finger
11. The Bed's Too Big Without You
12. De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da
13. Invisible Sun
14. Walking In Your Footsteps
15. Can't Stand Losing You
16. Roxanne
17. King Of Pain
18. So Lonely
19. Every Breath You Take
20. Next To You

Running Time: 118:07

Band:
Sting - bass guitar, vocals
Andy Summers - guitar
Stewart Copeland - drums

Originally shared on dime by luck1106 on March 12, 2008

Revision Notes:
The original audio had phase cancellation issues, producing a very thin sound because the low frequencies from each of
the stereo speakers were destructively interfering with each other. I corrected this by inverting the left channel. I
also shifted the time alignment of the channels by a few samples (varying amounts) to fine-tune the phase using the
automatic phase correction feature of Audacity.

The levels of the right channel were slightly greater than the left. The first half of the show was imbalanced by about
0.7 dB and the second half of the show was imbalanced by about 1.3 dB. I balanced the levels by attenuating the right.

The levels of both channels were running a bit hot with some minor clipping, so I then lowered the levels of everything
by 1.5 dB, and applied the clip fix feature at a threshold of 98%.

Note that 1 day after the original source from luck1106 was shared, hildie shared a different phase corrected version.
This is not that. hildie's version additionally "remixed in station control room. Presence band was added to remove the
some of NR? and to add ambience". Unlike hildie, I have not EQed the audio.

There is also a matrix of the ALD source and some audience recordings, which was done by thir13en, and was actually
shared on dime before the raw ALD source was posted by luck1106. The original matrix from thir13en did not fix the
phase cancellation in the ALD audio before the sources were mixed, so there's another version which sort of fixes it
by inverting one of the channels of thir13en's matrix. The issue is after you've mixed sources together, you can't
really go back and perfectly fix the phase issues. Inverting one of the channels sort of works in this case to fix
thir13en's matrix because the ALD source was weighted so much greater than the audience recordings when thir13en mixed
them together. Ideally though, the matrix would be remixed from the raw (phase corrected) sources.

-ledwhofloyd (Ross), June 2022

[GDHAL]

Bob Weir & Rob Wasserman
Alpine Valley Music Theatre
East Troy, WI
September 15th 1989

Taper: Greg Holtz

Source: Nakamichi CM-100s CP-1 Omni caps -> Sony WMD-6C

Transfer: By JAZ, Master Cassettes (Maxell MX90) Tascam 112 -> Korg MR-1, 1bit 2.8MHz -> USB -> Korg Audio Gate Software 24bit 48KHz -> Mastered in Wave Lab 5.0 using UAD -> R8brainPro for SRC 16/44.1KHz -> Traders Little Helper flac8


Set I
1. Walkin Blues Festival
2. Winners
3. KC Moan
4. Artificial Flowers
5. When I Paint My Masterpiece
6. Shade of Grey
7. Easy to Slip -> Bass Solo
8. Victim or the Crime
9. Throwing Stones
10. Misty

[GDHAL]

Steve Howe
An Evening with Steve Howe (solo)
The Bayou
Washington D.C.
Tuesday, December 14th, 1993  9:00pm - 11:30pm

Audience recording

Aud -> CoolEdit -> Wav -> FLAC Frontend -> FLAC
Pitch-speed corrected by Sidewindersf Dec 2022


Steve Howe - acoustic and electric guitars, vocals

1st set:

01. Vivaldi's Concerto in D  2:40 (beginning missing - fades in)
02. Corkscrew  4:02
03. Heritage Review  4:06
04. Surface Tension  4:46
05. Tales From Topographic medley  10:21
06. A Little Cadenza  2:40
07. intro - Mood For A Day  3:53
08. Masquerade  3:16
09. Mama You've Been On My Mind  3:20
10. Sketches In The Sun  4:23
 

2nd set:

11. Dorothy  2:34
12. Bareback  2:41
13. Yes Album  Turbulance medley: 
    - Yours Is No Disgrace
    - Starship Trooper
    - Hint Hint
    - The Inner Battle  4:28
14. Sweet Thunder  2:19
15. Name That Tune (A Venture)  0:57
16. Diary Of A Man Who Disappeared  2:30
17. A Little Trio:  3:03
    - Whispering
    - Swedish Rhapsody
    - Something Else
18. Meadow Rag  2:40
19. Second Initial  3:32
20. The Glory of Love  1:32
21. Country Mix  3:11
22. Running The Human Race (with lyrics)  5:06
23. Cactus Boogie  2:35
24. Beginnings Medley: 
    - Brother Of Mine
    - Australia               
    - Pleasure Stole The Night
    - Ram  7:05
25. Wayward Course  3:42
26. The Grand Scheme Of Things  1:32
27. Roundabout  3:24
28. The Valley Of Rocks  3:15
29. The Clap  3:43

Encores:
30. Sometimes In The Morning  2:41
31. Heat Of The Moment  1:48
32. My White Bicycle  3:28

TRT 1:51:31


Notes:

This recording comes from a hand-held tape recorder
connected to a cheap pair of tiny microphones.  Parts
of it sound surprisingly good, other parts sound right on
the edge of distortion, if not slightly over the edge. 
All in all though, it's a pretty listenable recording.

This show was part of a solo tour of North America that
Howe did in late 1993.  It resulted in the official live
album "Not Necessarily Acoustic", which was recorded in
Montreal and Philadelphia just days before this show. 
That album obviously has much better sound quality than
this audience recording, so if you like the music you
should pick up a copy.  But this audience recording is
worth hearing because it includes several songs that
didn't make the album, plus it has Howe's between-song
interaction with the audience which was sadly lacking from
the official album.  He tells stories and jokes and explains
the influences on some of the songs.  Before I went to this
show, I had no idea he was so personable.  Things kind of
went downhill at the end of the show though, because the
sound man screwed up the monitors during the encore, so Howe
couldn't hear himself and his singing got even more out
of tune than usual, and when he left the stage he didn't
seem very happy.  Other than that, it was a great show.

Just as a warning for those who have never heard a Howe
solo performance - as a vocalist, he's a heck of a guitarist.
Fortunately most of this show is instrumental.

The Bayou Theater is actually more of a nightclub, located
in kind of a scary neighborhood.  While I was walking to the
show, a homeless guy warned me not to go down a particular
street and give me directions on how to get safely to the
Bayou in exchange for a few bucks.  He was probably just
making stuff up, looking for a handout, but he did give me
the directions first, and then asked for money as I was
walking away, almost as an afterthought.

=====================================================================
Many thanks to all involved in recording and posting this Steve Howe solo performance.
The original files run slow. This file set has been pitch-speed corrected with Magix.
SBEs fixed with TLH. Tracks were renamed. No other adjustments.  Sidewindersf  Dec 2022

[GDHAL]

Bryan Ferry
1994-012-08
Pantanges Theatre, Los Angeles,CA

PRE FM Analog>cd complete show
From the Dolphinsmile Archives

Intro
I Put A Spell On You
Slave To Love
Your Painted Smile
A Wasteland
Windswept
New Your City
Out of The Blue
Virginia Plain
Carrickfergus
Jealous Guy

The 39 Steps
In Every Dream Home a Heartache
Editions Of You
Love Is The Drug
Avalon
Let's Stick Together
Do The Strand

[GDHAL]

** AT WIFE'S REQUEST **

Jack Johnson
Live at the Orpheum Theater
2013-10-19

Audio: Sound Professional AT-933 Hypers >
Church Audio CA-9200 Pre-Amp +15/100% >
Sony PCM-M10 Rec Level 5 (@ 44.1khz/24bit)

Location: Center Balcony Row P

Transfer: Sony PCM-M10 > PC
Adobe Audition (Trim, Normalize, fade in/out)
CDWav (for track splitting) >
Traders Little Helper (FLAC6)

Taper: chrisedge

****************************************************************
DON'T SELL THIS! IT'S NOT YOURS TO SELL. SHARE FREELY.
****************************************************************

01. Do You Remember (solo)
02. Good People (solo)
03. As I Was Saying
04. Washing Dishes
05. Taylor
06. Flake
07. "Outgoing Message" / Tomorrow Morning
08. Bubble Toes (The Joker)
09. At Or With Me
10. Wasting Time
11. If I Had Eyes
12. Inaudible Melodies
13. Radiate
14. Don't Believe a Thing I Say (w/ Bahamas)
15. Breakdown (w/ Bahamas)
16. Tape Deck
17. Banana Pancakes
18. Shot Reverse Shot
19. Sitting, Waiting, Wishing (Just What I Needed)
20. Staple It Together (w/ Money Mark)
21. Mudfootball
22. I Got You
23. Country Roads (w/ Paula Fuga)
24. Turn Your Love (w/ Paula Fuga & Bahamas)
25. Better Together
26. Home

[GDHAL]

Superpickers
03-03-90
The Birchmere
Alexandria, VA

Sam Bush
Tony Rice
Jerry Douglas
Bill Emerson
Mark Schatz
Vassar Clements

SBD> Casette master> DAT> CDR

Disc #1   42:52

1. Instrumental   8:23
2. Nine Pound Hammer   5:10
3. I Wonder Where You Are Tonight   3:56
4. Cincinnati Rag   3:11
5. Sunnyside Of The Mountain   5:58
6. Gonna Settle Down   4:20
7. Flinthill Special   4:06
8. You Don't Know My Mind   3:52
9. Salt Creek   3:52


Disc #2   72:01

1. A New Day Medley   6:21
2. Sailin' Shoes   7:44
3. Instrumental   3:13
4. Pushed To Far   6:06
5. Wayfaring Stranger   5:38
6. Blue Railroad Train   4:37
7. Molly And Tenbrooks   2:49    (cuts off)
8. Me & My Guitar   14:17
9. Home Of The Red Fox  5:35
10. Cold On The Shoulder   3:15
11. Little Sadie  3:35
12. Little Maggie  3:01
13. Instrumental  5:45

Note: text file indicates "Superpickers". https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1990/12/13/super-pickers-bluegrass-revival/779ec6e5-fe91-4491-8c55-76d2f0693de3/ indicates "Super Pickers"

Note 2: band intro is Oak Ridge Boys

[GDHAL]

Santana
New York City, NY
The Bottom Line
October 16th. 1978

Source: FM Broadcast
Broadcast live on American radios WNEW (New York, NY), WMMR (Philadelphia, PA).
______________________
reworked by acetboy
----------------------
fixed sbe's and abrupt cutoffs of applause
light eq cuts and balancing of levels
audio now continuos and smooth

for burning to cd
if your burning software permits
end cd 01 with track 07
apply slight fade out
on cd 02 apply quick fade in to track 08
if you can't do that, split between 08 and 09


01  Well Alright
02  Black Magic Woman-Gypsy Queen
03  Dance Sister Dance
04  Europa
05  Dealer-Spanish Rose-Dealer
06  Incident At Neshabur
07  Victory-Move On
08  Batuka-No One To Depend On
09  One Chain
10  Toussaint L'Overture
11  She's Not There
12  Open Invitation
13  Jungle Strut
14  Transcendence
15  Evil Ways


Carlos Santana (g/perc/vo)
Raul Rekow (perc/vo)
Chris Rhyne (kbd)
Greg Walker (vo)
Chris Solberg (g/kbd)
Graham Lear (ds)
Pete Escovedo (perc)
David Margen (b)
Armando Peraza (perc/vo)

[GDHAL]

ediebrickell&newbohemians
1989-08-09 sbd
riverbend music center
cincinnati oh

this is the steve boyd conversion of mark durham's master cassette...

steve almost surely used a nakamichi mr1 cassette deck into an unknown
stand alone cd burner...

i extracted the wav file from the cd using nero cd dae...

extracted, tracked and flac'd by john white...


01. she
02. beat the time
03. nothing
04. mama help me
05. the wheel
06. circle
07. what i am
08. love like we do
09. drums
10. keep coming back

[GDHAL]

Missing Man Formation
10-10-1998
Camplands festival
San Diego,CA

source:sbd >?>cdr>EAC (secure)>TLH level8


One Set:

d1t01 The Devil I Know
d1t02 Samba In The Rain
d1t03 To Love Somebody >
d1t04 Scarlet Begonias
d1t05 Jam >
d1t06 Kashmir
d1t07 Because >
d1t08 Here Comes Sunshine
d2t01 Way To Go Home
d2t02 True Blue
d2t03 St. Stephen


Vince Welnick - keyboard, lead vocals
John Wedemeyer - guitar, vocals
Robin Sylvester - bass, vocals
Trey Sabatelli - drums, vocals
Vobby Strickland - reeds, horns, vocals

[GDHAL]

Horace Silver Quintet
Festival de jazz d'Antibes, Juan-les-Pins, France
July 22, 1977
48:03

http://www.horacesilver.com/

FM > Edirol R-09 (WAV) > WaveLab > FLAC (level 8, sector-align)
Broadcast : Les Légendes du Jazz, France Musique, june 10, 2017
Cosmikd

Tom Harrell (trumpet)
Bob Berg (tenor sax)
Horace Silver (piano)
Steve Beskrone (bass)
Eddie Gladden (drums)

01 In Pursuit of the 27th Man (Horace Silver)  14:39
02 Slow Down (Larry Williams)  11:00
03 Song for my Father (Horace Silver)  14:13
04 Keep on Gettin' Up (Horace Silver)  8:11

2017-09-03  Folder and text file had wrong date of 1976 & text file was included in md5.  Made changes and new ffp file without text file included.  billymack7

Found supporting info for correct date at:
http://pastdaily.com/2017/08/06/horace-silver-1977-past-daily-downbeat/

[GDHAL]

Ry Cooder and The Chicken Skin Band
1976-12-15
Chicken Skin Revue
Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA



01. Showtime>Alimony
02. Stand By Me
03. Tattler
04. Dark End Of The Street
05. Diddy Wah Diddy
06. FDR In Trinidad
07. One Meatball
08. Fool For A Cigarette
09. Tamp Em' Up Solid
10. Jesus On The Mainline
11. Viva Sequin>Doremi
12. Volver Volver
13. He'll Have To Go
14. Mexican Divorce
15. Smack Dab In The Middle

FM > trade > EAC > WAV > FLAC

Enjoy

[GDHAL]

RETURN TO FOREVER
May 15, 1977  Sunday
Orpheum Theatre,
Boston, Ma. USA

Audience Stereo  Sony ECM-99A > Sony TC-153SD
FOB, microphone hand-held
Nakamichi MR-1 > Tascam DA-20 > Tascam CD-RW900
Master Cassette > DAT > CD > EAC > FLAC
Dolby B decoded, no processing or EQ
Total Time - 192:53
Recorded by Charlie Macasay
Transfer and encoding by Steve Hopkins

Disc One  67:48
First Set
1. intro music  2:05
2. The Endless Night  25:35
3. talk & intros  6:30
4. The Musician  16:00
5. Hello Again  6:03 >
6. So Long Mickey Mouse  11:35

Disc Two  79:18
Second Set
1. Rondeau (Mouret)  2:09
2. Music Magic  29:05
3. Do You Ever  4:23
4. I Loved You Then, I Love You Now  8:02
5. Come Rain Or Come Shine  4:33
6. Serenade  14:18
7. talk  1:36
8. The Moorish Warrior And Spanish Princess  15:12

Disc Three  45:47
First Encore
1. talk  1:51
2. Corea Piano Solo  9:08 >
3. Spanish Fantasy  11:09
4. ovation & intros  1:02
Second Encore
5. Clarke & Corea Improv Duet  9:52
Third Encore
6. ?  12:45

Gerry Brown - drums
Stanley Clarke - bass
Chick Corea - keyboards
Joe Farrell - tenor sax
Harold Garrett - trombone
Gayle Moran - vocals, keyboards
Jim Pugh - trombone
John Thomas - trumpet
James Tinsley - trumpet

http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=374976

PLEASE DO NOT BUY OR SELL THIS RECORDING
FOR FREE TRADE ONLY - SHARE THE MUSIC

[GDHAL]

Bob Marley & The Wailers
Schaefer Music Festival
Wollman Rink, Central Park, New York
Wednesday, June 18th, 1975

Source A: Jim Cooper & Arti Lilien's Master Audience Cassette; Sony ecm22p's > Hitachi trq-222
Transfer Info: Master Cassette [Nakamichi Dragon] > Benchmark adc1 24/96 > Adobe audition cs6 16/44.1 > Flac
transferred & seeded by Rob Berger on October 27th, 2013

This source supplies most of the material for this upload.

Source B: Master Audience Recording > 2nd Generation Cassette [Maxell XL-II]
Transfer Info: Cassette > Pioneer CT-W403R > Scarlett 2i2 > Audacity > Izotope RX10 Advanced > Audacity > WAV 24/96 > Izotope RX10 [dithered to 16/44]

This source supplies the complete introduction of the Mayor's letter read by the then 1975 Consul General of Jamaica, Gerald Groves & a 17 second patch for the end of No Woman No Cry & the first 4 seconds of Rebel Music

Source C: Audience Recording of unknown Origin [sourced from Dr.B.Fried & Mike Lai]

Currently known as AUD1 [84.41], this source only supplies the last 5 seconds of I Shot The Sheriff & the first 19 seconds of the Encore Break.

Source D: Audience Recording of unknown Origin > Unknown Cassette deck with Dolby On > FLAC [sourced from Johan]

Currently known as AUD3 [93.31], this was the patch source used for Get Up Stand Up on the Dubwise/GEMS remaster of the Jim Cooper Recording; this only provides the last 12 seconds for Get Up Stand Up.

Source E: Master Audience Recording > cassette tape (unknown generation-at least 2nd) > WAV > FLAC [originally shared by "The Librarian" on 10-29-2009]

Currently known as AUD4 [92.23], this only supplies 10:26 to 13:21 of Get Up Stand Up.

All Sources were pitch/speed corrected with Audacity.

Notes:
- Lee Jaffe plays Harmonica during Rebel Music & Talkin' Blues
- According to Copeland Forbes, who attended the concert, Rita & Judy was throwing fruits to the audience during Rebel Music.

Lineup:
Bob Marley: Lead Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Judy Mowatt & Rita Marley: Backing Vocals
Tyrone "Organ D" Downie: Keyboards, Backing Vocals
Al Anderson: Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals
Aston "Family Man" Barrett: Bass
Carlton Barrett: Drums
Alvin "Seeco" Patterson: Percussion


Setlist:
t01 - Introduction by The 1975 Consul General of Jamaica, Gerald Groves
t02 - Trenchtown Rock
t03 - Slave Driver
t04 - Burnin' & Lootin'
t05 - Concrete Jungle
t06 - Kinky Reggae
t07 - Midnight Ravers
t08 - Lively Up Yourself
t09 - No Woman No Cry
t10 - Rebel Music (3 O' Clock Roadblock)
t11 - Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)
t12 - Natty Dread
t13 - I Shot the Sheriff

Encore:
t14 - Encore Break/Bob's 2nd Award
t15 - Talkin' Blues
t16 - Get Up Stand Up

Special Thanks to all the tapers and the original uploaders.