Blues Traveler
April 11th, 1990
23 East Cabaret, Ardmore, PA

Master & CD creation:
Set 1:
 SBD (Peavey MKIII)>Sony TCD5M
 Cass(m)>Nakamichi Dragon>Panasonic SV-3800>RME-Digi96>Wavelab 4.0>CD
 by Dan Tepper [dtepper@wintaper.com]
Set 2:
 SBD>Cass(1?)

Conversion: 
Set 1:
 CD>Aqua CD Burn 0.3>AIFF>Sound Studio 2.1.1b3 (retrack)>xACT 1.3d2
Set 2:
 Cass(1?)>Onkyo TA-6711>Tascam DA-20 (used for A/D)>Microtrack 24/96>
 WAV>Sound Studio 2.1.1b>xACT 1.65>FLAC
by Dave Mallick [greenone@bluestraveler.net] 

CD 1: [73:31.09] (minutes:seconds.frames)
01. Mulling It Over>            [05:08.72]
02. Weird Chick                 [04:42.71]
03. Outta My Hands>             [04:40.58]
04. Gina                        [06:22.29]
05. Gotta Get Mean>             [03:05.06]
06. Brother John>               [08:54.23]
07. Gotta Get Mean              [03:35.73]
08. Support Your Local Emperor> [09:21.49]
09. Warmer Days                 [06:51.01]
10. But Anyway                  [06:36.63]
11. Hard To Exist               [14:11.14]

CD 2: [23:47.33]
01. And So It Goes              [09:36.16]
02. Slow Change                 [10:29.34]
03. E: Dropping Some NYC        [03:41.58]

Notes:
- Odd, quiet sound that sounds like a siren can be heard between songs when
  John's mic is left open - possibly feedback from the PA?

Dan Tepper's liner notes:
- One of a series of "Psychedelic Wednesdays" hosted by Pierre Robert from WMMR
  radio in Philadelphia. Solar Circus opened this night. Cannot find or did not
  record set 2.

Further notes added 02/13/09:
	Dan and I had never met or even communicated before he and I met in
the taper's section in Asbury Park on 8/2/03. After a few minutes of
conversation, he dug into his bag, pulled out a CD and handed it to me -
a freebie of set 1 of this Blues Traveler set, which I'd had on cassette
for years. At the time, neither he nor I had any information on set 2 -
his liner notes indicated that he was either unable to find or did not
record set 2.
	Several years previous, I had gotten in touch with John Pullekines, 
a Philadelphia-area trader who had in 2001 given me several shows' worth 
of masters or low-gen cassettes he'd gotten from a friend. I'd converted
a few but then set the box aside for one reason or another.
	Just this week I dug John's box out of the closet it had ended up in, 
and one of his tapes caught my eye - labeled 4-11-90 II. Side A of the
tape was the last three songs of Dan's recording, but Side B turned out
to be the end of set 2 and the encore, definitely from the same show as
the "siren" noise mentioned in my original notes is present on these
three songs as well.
	If John has a tape 1 of 4-11-90, neither he nor I have located it yet,
but the remainder of set 2 is likely on there, as his tapes have the habit
of starting set 1 on one tape, then switching to another tape for the rest
of set 1 (to avoid fast-forwarding to the end between songs). Set 2 would
then begin on side B of tape 1, and finish on side B of tape 2.