Watkins Family Hour
11/18/04
Orange County Museum of Art
Newport Beach, CA

"Largo at the OC" series

Sara Watkins - vocals, fiddle
Sean Watkins - vocals, guitar
with Gabe Witcher - fiddle, vocals

Taper: DAT grl
Core Sound HEB (DPA4061) -> Sony PCM-M1 DAT master

DAT master on Panasonic SV-3800 > optical SPDIf > Nomad JB3 >
Cool Edit Pro 1.2 > CDWAV 1.71 > FLAC frontend > FLAC
Hard limiting applied to applause

Transfer and FLAC mastering by Jeff Lester, jeff.lester@verizon.net

1. Instrumental medley
2. Runaway Girl
3. Early Morning Rain (Gordon Lightfoot)
4. In Tall Buildings (John Hartford)
5. Anthony
6. Somebody More Like You (?)
7. Say Darling Say
8. Reasons Why
9. Tomorrow is a Long Time (Bob Dylan)
10. Big Sciota
11. Caleb Meyer (Gillian Welch) 
12. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down (And Write Myself a Letter) (Fred Ahlert/Fats Waller)
13. I'm Sorry
14. Ferdinand the Bull
15. We've Never Met (Neko Case/Don Kerr/Ron Sexsmith)
16. Hop High My Lulu Gal

Total: 78:08


http://www.ocma.net/index.html?page=join_events#Watkins%20Family%20Hour

Largo at the OC

Join us for these rare Orange County appearances by some of
the best singer-songwriters today. This series is organized
by the legendary Los Angeles club Largo, hub for the L A music
community since 1996, and will explore the music of some of
the most frequently featured artists at Largo. Cash bar will
be served and doors open at 8:30 pm. Buy your tickets now as
space is limited for each concert.

Watkins Family Hour
Nov 18 - 8:30 p.m.

Sara and Sean Watkins are a brother and sister duo and members
of the band Nickel Creek. They will be joined by some very
special guests for the Watkins Family Hour. Nickle [sic] Creek
recently won their first Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk Album
after four previous Grammy nominations. Individually, the members
of Nickel Creek have performed or recorded with The Dixie Chicks,
Dolly Parton, Bela Fleck, Glen Phillips, John Paul Jones and others.
Though originally created as a bluegrass band, their music expands
on those influences by incorporating Beatles-flavored psychedelia,
left-of-center alt rock, pop, folk and more.

 
 