2011-01-22 Bookwalter Winery Start Date/Time: 01/22/2011 6:00:00 PM End Date/Time: 01/11/2011 9:00:00 PM Venue: Bookwalter Winery, Kennewick, WA Set 1: 1. Cantaloupe Island 2. Route 66 3. Blue Monk 4. Chittlins Con Carne 5. Brown Eyed Girl 6. Summer Rain 7. Don't Know Why 8. I Feel the Earth Move 9. Do It Again Set 2: 1. Comin' Home Baby 2. Too Late Baby 3. Gimme One Reason 4. Moondance 5. Mister Magic 6. Spooky Set 3: 1. Rikki Don't Lose That Number 2. Caravan 3. Let's Get Together 4. That's Just the Way It Is 5. Doctor My Eyes 6. You're No Good 7. Blue Bayou 8. Evil Ways 9. I'm a Believer 10. Your Mama Don't Dance 11. Every Day I Have the Blues 12. On and On 13. Secret Agent Man 14. Wonderful Tonight Cast of characters: Kevin B. Selby - Keyboards, Bass/Drum programming, Vocals, acoustic guitar, melodica Lee Ford - Guitar, vocals Katie Wolski - Vocals Greg Miner - Sax, Flute Musicians perspective: What a GREAT GIG! Man! Everything just fell into place. Plenty of energy. Another band (Velvetones) was in the back listening and appreciating what we were throwing at them. We had four musicians across the stage and everyone was comfortable and in good form. The JBL 15's were up on poles pointing towards the back of the room and turned up plenty but not TOO loud. Song selection was excellent (in my humble opinion) and everything just felt "right" with the world. We still have a long way to go to get to where I want to be, but dang if we aren't sounding pretty good at this point. Plenty of songs I still want to get to some day (some Beatles, some Supertramp, some Motown, etc.). This particular recording is the matrix recording (see below for explanation). There is a straight soundboard recording of this gig at: http://www.archive.org/details/bajadunes2011-01-22.sbd.r16.flac24 A "matrix" recording is where you take a soundboard recording and blend in a stereo recording "from the room" (in this case, a Zoom Q3HD sitting at the back of the room pointed at our PA speakers). Matrix recordings usually pick up more of the room noise and crowd noise, but it is the frequencies and overall sound of the room that the soundboard recording DOESN'T pick up...so blending these two sources gives you a more "live" and warm sound when compared to a straight soundboard recording. Until next time, Kevin B. Selby App\Http\Controllers\Api\FileDownloadController::download(): Return value must be of type string, none returned