2015-02-21 Start Time: 7:00:00 PM End Time: 10:00:00 PM Venue: Eagles Club, Walla Walla, WA See: https://www.facebook.com/spasso.music Set 1: 01. Have You Ever Seen the Rain 02. Blue Bayou 03. Let's Get Together 04. I'd Rather Go Blind 05. Bye Bye Love 06. Route 66 07. Stormy 08. Stagger Lee 09. Gimme One Reason 10. Rikki Don't Lose That Number 11. You're No Good Set 2: 12. Midnight Hour 13. Love Me Like a Man 14. Brown Eyed Girl 15. I Will Survive 16. Suzy Q 17. Spooky 18. Big Black Horse and a Cherry Tree 19. Wonderful Tonight 20. Your Mama Don't Dance Set 3: 21. I Just Wanna Make Love To You 22. Summer Rain 23. Doctor My Eyes 24. Mustang Sally 25. Pretty Woman 26. I'm a Believer 27. Chain of Fools 28. Play That Funky Music 29. Proud Mary 3-Way Street performed cover songs of material "made famous by" the following artists: | Van Morrison | Linda Ronstadt | The Everly Brothers | Johnny Rivers | Bonnie Rait | Tina Turner | Tracy Chapman | Neil Diamond/The Monkees | Gloria Gaynor | Lloyd Price | Aretha Franklin | KT Tunstall | Credence Clearwater Revival | Wilson Pickett | Loggins and Messina | Etta James | The Youngbloods | Steely Dan | Classic IV/Atlanta Rhythm Section | Jackson Browne | Alannah Myles | Eric Clapton | Wild Cherry | Roy Orbison Cast of characters: Kevin B. Selby - Keyboards, Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Melodica, Arrangements, Vocals Melissa Cunnington - Vocals, Auxiliary Percussion Lee Ford - Guitar, Vocals Musicians perspective: Kevin and Lee each had a Red Bull energy drink before the gig. Let the fireworks go and fly those freak flags baby. GREAT time! Plenty of energy (to say the least). Good vibe in the room and I love how the recording turned out. Getting more familiar with and faster with the QSC Touchmix 16. ------------------------------------------------------ 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. ------------------------------------------------------ Until next time, Kevin B. Selby