Arabesque band - late July, 1980 PS Flowers Estes Park, CO SBD master tape -- stellar analog sound quality featuring Mike Scap - "a little bit Dawg, a little bit Django" *** the most amazing 1980 chops, band, AND guitar/mandolin player you Never heard of *** Source: Sound system and SBD mix by Eric Levine - violin player SBD > mono single channel > Nakamichi 550 portable cassette recorder w/ Dolby NR Scotch Master II 90-minute chromium dioxide cassette tapes Lineage: MC > Nakamichi 550 > Lexicon Alpha 24-bit / 48 khz > USB > Samplitude 24-bit / 48 khz mono Samplitude > 16-bit / 44.1 khz stereo > TLH > Flac > SBE fixed SBD recording was taped, transferred, and remastered by Monte Barry powered my 36-year-old Nak 550 w/batteries for this transfer to eliminate any hum -- a priceless gem and a beauty - please tell the world about this band -- the 2nd and what I believe to be final Arabesque show in their LMA old tape collection http://www.archive.org/details/ArabesqueBand circulation date for this tape - August 30, 2009 thank you Internet Archive -- peace from Monte -- *** where the hell is Mike Scap? *** Set 1 Minor Swing Lady Be Good Breezin' Blue Bossa Norwegian Wood Watch What Happens Nine Pound Hammer Yalonta March of the Siamese Children Stockton Blues Wave Saint Ann's Reel band intro Sweet Sue Set 2 White Dove Cherokee Swing 39 Notes: track changes are seamless recording finishes before end of show Yalonta cuts off before ending due to reel flip Arabesque Mike Scap - guitar, mandolin, vocals Ralph Brandofino - mandolin, vocals Mike Fitzmaurice - guitar, vocals Eric Levine - violin Mark Diamond - bass, vocals, frontman *** I wonder if String Cheese Incident ever heard these guys *** Mark Diamond Music www.markdiamondmusic.com Boulder, CO Eric Levine - violin / fiddle eric.levine@juno.com Ft. Collins, CO Monte the Taper - the tapes circulate here www.DesignsByMonte.com Ft. Collins, CO App\Http\Controllers\Api\FileDownloadController::download(): Return value must be of type string, none returned