The Mother Corn Shuckers
9/8/17
Mission Plaza
San Luis Obispo, CA
â€˜Concerts In The Plazaâ€™

Midas Pro 2 Digital Soundboard >XLR >Tascam DR-100mkII (24bit/48khz)
WAV >Audacity (Amplify, Track Splits, Minor Edits, Down Sample / Dither To 16bit/44.1khz) >FLAC (Level 8) + Tags Via xACT 2.39

Recorded, Transferred, FLACâ€™d, & Tagged By Jeff Bowen, aka; OldNeumanntapr

01. Tuning
02. Mountain
03. Rosin Up My Bow
04. She Moves Me
05. Keep Me From You
06. Got Me A Woman*
07. Good Friend
08. Cold One >
09. Calling It Home
10. Coffee
11. Shakinâ€™ Those Hips
12. Fire Still Burns
13. Shack #9
14. California Wine
15. Young Hearts
16. Lonesome / Temperance Reel
17. Hard Travelinâ€™ / Big River
18. Chances**
19. I Got A Gig***
20. Miner
21. Fork In The Road
22. Hard Life**
23. Good Day
24. Corn Liquor
25. Raleigh And Spencer


Che Miller- lead vocals, guitar
Mark Hughes- banjo, backup vocals
Jeff Pienack- harmonica, guitar, backup vocals
Kurt Michels- drums & percussion
Lillian Dennis- fiddle
Chris Dennis- slide guitar
Greg Steers- upright bass, backup vocals
Mark Travis- mandolin
Curt Miller â€“ drums & percussion

http://www.mothercornshuckers.com

*Levon Helm cover
**Special Guest, â€˜DYâ€™ - Rap Vocals
***Hayes Carll cover

OldNeumanntapr Notes-
I had such a good time recording this band back in June at the SLO Vetsâ€™ Hall that I wanted to see, and record, them again. The San Luis Obispo â€˜Concerts In The Plazaâ€™ series is held in the historic Mission Plaza, at the foot of the steps of Mission San Luis Obispo, built in 1772. Bill Gaines, of BGA Pro Audio, does the sound every year for the series every Friday evening, which this year ran from June 9 to September 8. Bill always does an outstanding job to make the sound the very best, and I enjoy plugging into his board for that very reason. 

But, while monitoring at the show with my Sennheiser 700 headphones I got the feeling that the recording was going to sound overly toppy, without a nice big bottom end. (And I do like a nice big bottom, but thatâ€™s another story.)
I was kind of bummed that the Corn Shuckersâ€™ bass player turned his amp up so loud on stage that there was very little bass running through the board, so consequentially, I have virtually no bass on my recording.  Such are the pitfalls of recording a signal that is mixed for the room and not for the recording. A multitrack recorder would have solved the problem but would have been beyond my budget. 

Thanks to Bill Gaines for the board patch and thanks, as always, to â€˜The Mother Corn Shuckersâ€™ for letting me record their, â€˜Beer Grassâ€™, music.

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