2015-04-18 Start Time: 8:00:00 PM End Time: 11:00:00 PM Venue: Eagles Club, Walla Walla, WA See: https://www.facebook.com/spasso.music Set 1: 01. Moondance 02. Ain't No Sunshine 03. Have You Ever Seen the Rain 04. Little Wing 05. Blue Bayou 06. Rikki Don't Lose That Number 07. Black Velvet 08. Do It Again 09. Gimme One Reason 10. Doctor My Eyes 11. You're No Good Set 2: 12. Johnny B Goode 13. I Just Wanna Make Love to You 14. Spooky 15. Stagger Lee 16. Big Black Horse and a Cherry Tree 17. Your Mama Don't Dance Set 3: 18. I Will Survive 19. Let's Get Together 20. Green River 21. Superstition 22. Brown Eyed Girl 23. Suzy Q 24. Chain of Fools 25. Tequila Sunrise 26. Mustang Sally 27. Play That Funky Music 28. Proud Mary 3-Way Street performed cover songs of material "made famous by" the following artists: | Van Morrison | Linda Ronstadt | Tina Turner | Loggins and Messina | Bonnie Rait | Tracy Chapman | Classics IV/Atlanta Rhythm Section | Gloria Gaynor | Lloyd Price | Aretha Franklin | Eva Cassidy | KT Tunstall | Credence Clearwater Revival | Wilson Pickett | Etta James | The Youngbloods | Jimi Hendrix | Steely Dan | Chuck Berry | Jackson Browne | Stevie Wonder | Wild Cherry | The Eagles Cast of characters: Kevin B. Selby - Keyboards, Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Melodica, Arrangements, Vocals Melissa Cunnington - Vocals, Auxiliary Percussion Robin Barrett - Guitar, Vocals Musicians perspective: Robin Barrett IN THE HOUSE (from Coyote Kings). Subdued atmosphere. Nice time though! I had completely reworked my keyboard sound output architecture to blend the bass guitar with the drums and give the bass guitar some slight chorus to fatten it up. I'm pleased with the overall bottom end of the "rhythm section". Now it's time to further fine tune the song arrangements. Until next time, Kevin B. Selby ------------------------------------------------------ This particular recording is the matrix recording: A "matrix" recording is where you take a soundboard recording (the QSC Touchmix 16 in this case) 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. ------------------------------------------------------