Living Daylights 2/4/05 Nectar Seattle, WA Dr Bob's Nak 700s onstage > Nak MX 100 mixer > D8 transfer & compression by Rich Selleseth // Tascam DA-20mkII > LynxONE > Samplitude 6.0 > SoundForge 4.5 > CDWav > flac> disc 1/set 1 d1t01 tuning etc. d1t02 Petunia d1t03 tuning etc. d1t04 Without d1t05 Jessica, tuning etc. d1t06 Ramblin' d1t07 banter etc. d1t08 Late Night, Early Morning-> d1t09 Afro Boogie-> d1t10 Jam-> d1t11 "Jess Coltranish tune" d1t12 song intro etc. d1t13 Electric Rosary disc 2/set 2 d2t01 //Jam*-> d2t02 FDL d2t03 noodles, crowd, last call etc. d2t04 Alabama d2t05 banter etc. d2t06 Zipa d2t07 thank you, introductions etc. Joe Doria on B3 for all but first 2 songs *with Libitz, 2 other percussionists, and Chris Littlefield on trumpet. note from Dr Bob: Maybe I wouldn't call this my very favorite LD show(though it ranks high) but I can't think of another show in which Arne was more inspired than this one! It seems like the less he plays the better he is; it was almost like he forgot these songs and had to reinvent them on the fly. Almost. The bass lead in FDL has to be heard to be believed. There was another great bass lead toward the end of the percussion infused jam, and Afro and Ramblin' went into uncharted waters. A deaf person would have known Arne was *on*just by reading his facial expressions and body language. Bellingham was a different story entirely. More later... Dr Bob App\Http\Controllers\Api\FileDownloadController::download(): Return value must be of type string, none returned