Elliott Smith
1994-12-xx
Club Congo
Scottsdale, AZ

Source: cassette tape recorder
      : Cassette(M) > CD(1) > WAV > SoundForge 6 (gap removal, tracking) > FLAC (level 5)
Taper: Shane

Track listing:
d1t01 Some Song				02:50
d1t02 Single File			02:46
d1t03 No Confidence Man			03:50
d1t04 Little Maggie (traditional)	03:06
d1t05 Needle in the Hay			04:41
d1t06 Antonio Carlos Jobim		03:36
d1t07 Last Call				05:22
d1t08 Condor Ave			03:56
d1t09 Clementine			03:29
d1t10 Roman Candle			03:23
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			Show Total	36:59
Filler:
d1t11 9/16/1996 Interview by taper	24:45
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			Disk 1 Total:	61:44

Notes:

d1t04 is a standard folk/bluegrass song which has been performed by the likes
of J.E. Mainer, The Kingston Trio, and most recently (and perhaps most famously)
by Bob Dylan on his 1992 album "Good As I Been To You."

   There was one large gap (6 seconds) at the end of track 9 which was removed.
I tracked the show myself, because the disk came to me with two tracks, the
interview and the show. The interview was done by the same person who taped the
show, and legend has it that the cover photo of Either/Or was taken in the same
room the same night as this interview was recorded. Note in the interview that
you can hear Debbie Pastor, Elliott's old road manager, enter the room. The date
of the concert wasn't written down by the taper, and thus is currently unknown.
It is believed to have been in December of 1994 or Janurary of 1995.

   The show itself is incredible. Elliott is in top form despite noting that he
was still getting over a cold. That having been said, the crowd didn't treat him
all that well this show, and he sounded slightly perturbed at them a few times.
"There's a lot of talkers out there tonight. Do you guys always pay $7.50 to go
and talk?"

Many thanks to Jim Miles and his friend Shane for this recording.
-Niiru (neil@somesongs.net)