Jazz Mandolin Project
Club Cafe, Pittsburgh, PA
Monday, July 3, 2000


Jazz Mandolin Project is:

    Jamie Masefield:  mandolin
      Danton Boller:  upright bass
     Marlon Browden:  drums

Check 'em out at http://www.jazzmandolinproject.com


  Source:  Microtech Gefell M300 mics > Lunatec V2 preamp > Sony TCD-D8 DAT at 44.1 kHz
Transfer:  Sony TCD-D8 DAT > Marantz CDR-630 CD > Sony Vegas 6.0 (extraction) > WAV > FLAC

           Taped by Scott Cronin.  Transferred by David J. Burgbacher



Disc One  [64:26]

---Set One---
01. Jam >                               (3:08)
02. Flux                                (8:26)
03. The Phonecians                     (15:40)
04. Milestones                         (18:18)
05. The Milliken Way                   (10:47)
06. Xenoblast                           (8:05)



Disc Two  [58:53]

---Set Two---
01. Open Sesame >                      (16:57)
02. Spiders                            (12:45)
03. Mandoneon                          (17:47)
04. untitled song                      (11:19)



Disc Three  [51:32]

---Set Two (continued)---
01. At the Pershing                    (12:39)
02. Oh Yeah!                           (13:08)

---Encore---
03. Stockholm Smokepipe                 (7:43)


---filler:  JMP 6/11/00---
04. Nimbus                              (6:34)
05. Contois                            (11:25)



Recording Notes:

Master DAT was transferred to CD via Oade 7-pin/coax and Monster coax cables.
CD was then extracted using Sony Vegas 6.0.  Individual tracks were rendered as WAVs,
then compressed with FLAC Frontend v1.7.1 at level 6.



Filler Information:

Jazz Mandolin Project
Festival Stage, Point State Park, Pittsburgh, PA
Three Rivers Arts Festival
Sunday, June 11, 2000


Jazz Mandolin Project is:

    Jamie Masefield:  mandolin
     Chris Dahlgren:  upright bass
         Ari Hoenig:  drums

  Source:  Neumann TLM-103 mics > Lunatec V2 preamp > Sony TCD-D8 DAT at 44.1 kHz
Transfer:  Sony TCD-D8 DAT > Marantz CDR-630 CD > Sony Vegas 6.0 (extraction) > WAV > FLAC

           Taped by Coby Sunderman.  Transferred by David J. Burgbacher

from the JMP website:

     The festivals continue to bring harsh weather to JMP land-- JMP got through about
three minutes of Contois, and by then the rain and lightning was coming down so hard they
had to halt the performance, and thousands of people secured shelter underneath a bridge
behind the stage. This turned into a huge drum circle event, and the rain kept falling.
