CHRIS WHITLEY
May 21, 1995
Philadelphia, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
The Tin Angel

Taper: sound tech for Chris Whitley/Tin Angel
Transfer: New and Benzster

Soundboard line out > Sony PCM-M1 > Coresound 7-pin S/PDIF > M-Audio
2496 Audiophile > Steinberg WaveLab > CDWave > FLAC

-Raw, unedited transfer direct from my 48kHz DAT master.
-Downsampled to 44.1kHz using highest quality settings in WaveLab.
-No attempt has been made to "remaster".  Please do not alter.

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01) 03:13 canned intro music
02) 00:36 Chris speaks
03) 02:41 Dirt Floor
04) 04:14 Long Way Around
05) 03:56 Power Down
06) 05:09 Clear Blue Sky
07) 03:25 Accordingly
08) 03:18 Can't Get Off
09) 04:03 Narcotic Prayer
10) 03:05 New Machine
11) 03:13 Wild Country
12) 02:56 Border Town
13) 02:44 God Thing
14) 04:09 Phone Call From Leavenworth
15) 03:52 Living With the Law
16) 03:43 Home Is Where You Get Across
17) 02:18 From One Island to Another
18) 02:34 Firefighter
19) 02:09 Big Sky Country
20) 02:50 Gasket
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NOTES:
Chris played a second night at The Tin Angel, and we got to the show
early enough to request a line out from the soundboard - I just 
handed over the deck and the sound tech did the rest.  He also 
suggested that we go introduce ourselves to Chris who was sitting in 
a doorway across the street reading a book.  We chatted a bit about 
the usual stuff, the road, writing, and a Les Paul guitar he had 
just purchased.  He was very accomodating, especially for a man who
was about to play his 299th and last show on his current tour as he
would announce on stage.  The concert is somewhat abbreviated due to
another act playing a late show at The Tin Angel that night.

You will hear the amplified stomp board Chris uses to keep time much
more distinctly than the previous night's tape.

PLEASE:  http://chriswhitley.com
Visit Chris's site for tourdates, he is constantly on the road
playing a small club near you.  Check out a show, buy a cd from him 
there (Dirt Floor is my favorite), and say hello.


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