Donna The Buffalo
Goodwood Museum and Gardens
Tallahassee, FL 
2013-11-08 Friday
78'F  45%RH


Source: Busman BSCS-L > R-44 (24/44)
Location: sweet spot at 11'
Transfer: SD > Audacity > Soundforge > CD Wave > TLH > FLAC
Taped and matrixed by capnhook
hooknshark@gmail.com


Start: 9:04 PM

d1t01 -intro-
d1t02 Tonight, Tomorrow And Yesterday
d1t03 -beautiful place-
d1t04 If You Only Could
d1t05 Fory Days And Forty Nights
d1t06 -cross-fence romance-
d1t07 One Day At A Time
d1t08 -Tara loves you too of course-
d1t09 Everyday
d1t10 -birthday wishes Ann-
d1t11 Co Fa (Tell Me Why)
d1t12 Cornbread
d1t13 -crowd-
d1t14 I See How You Are
d1t15 -tuning-
d1t16 Conscious Evolution
d1t17 -crowd-

d2t01 Don't Know What We've Got > Family Picture
d2t02 -banter-
d2t03 Working On That
d2t04 -thanks-
d2t05 Hot Tamale Baby
d2t06 -banter-
d2t07 No Place Like The Right Time
d2t08 -encore crowd-

encores:

d2t09 Just Like This #
d2t10 Give Me Just A Little Time
d2t11 -outtro-

Finish: 10:55 PM


# - working title?


Jeb Puryear - "And we have the 'Tara Loves You" t-shirts
on sale ------ only fourteen-thousand dollars apiece.  They're
a very rare shirt.."

Tara Nevins - "See ya at Virginia Key, February 20th"


-Review by Paul R. (EstimatedProf):
 
We were in Tallahassee this past weekend to visit family and celebrate
Anne's birthday. By happy coincidence, Donna the Buffalo was the headliner
at a fundraising event on the lawn of the Goodwood Museum and Gardens,
which is the site of the Goodwood Plantation. There is a North Carolina
connection in the history of this former cotton plantation, as the family
that originally owned the property hailed from Lenoir County. It is quite
a beautiful spread, with live oaks dripping in Spanish moss hanging over
the lawn. The metal barriers separating the crowd from the stage (by
several feet) and dividing the lawn longitudinally created a certain
dissonance, given the beauty of the setting and the gentleness of the
crowd. Nonetheless, a most pleasant venue at which to hear music outdoors
on a chilly Friday evening.
 
Donna's show was the prefect first-time live-show experience for two good
people (my in-laws) who after years of hearing about the band from their
niece and her father, have finally relented and become assimilated into the
Borg. We found the assembled Florida Herd a fun bunch to hang with
(special thanks to Cap'n Hook for treating me to a beer!), and Anne, her
brother, and her sister-in-law enjoyed themselves thoroughly. Musical
highlights for me were the third microphone on stage for Kyle, which
accented his backing vocals very nicely (the vocal harmonies are much
clearer now) and the new Jeb song, which has a cool "heartland rock"
groove. The opening guitar riff has "Fender" written all over it,
reminding me a little of a John Hiatt song. I took a stab at a title, from
a recurring lyric, but I may have even that wrong. The song has evidently
been played a couple times before, and I stand open to correction, as
always. Hope we'll hear this one lots in the future.
 
During band introductions in "Hot Tamale Baby," Jeb noted that Mark
Raudabaugh is an alumnus of Florida State University -- "former reserve
point guard and middle linebacker" :-)
 

Never For Sale.
Please support artists that allow taping by buying merchandise & attending shows.


Jeb Puryear - Guitar & Vocals
Tara Nevins - Vocals, Accordion, Fiddle, Guitar, Scrubboard, Tambourine
Dave McCracken - Keyboards, Moog
Kyle Spark - Bass, Backing Vocals
Mark Raudabaugh - Drums


http://www.donnathebuffalo.com
