Charlie Parr
2015-07-18
(Mike Gunther in support)
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The Turf Club
St. Paul, Mn
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Recorded by: DPK/o-canis  
Location: LOC 20+' from stage ~7'^ @ the board
Mic Config: DINa cheating into the room
Source: DPA 4021 > TinyBox/ot > PCM-M10 > @24/48 wav
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Board patch > PCM-M10 (see notes) 

Conversion: M10 > USB > DAW > CDwave > Flac 
Format: 16-bit, 44 kHz 
Editing: Adobe Audition 3.0 (see Post Notes)
         CD-Wave (tracking)
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The Band:
Charlie Parr - 6 string National steel Reso-Phonic guitar, 6 string
               acoustic guitar, vocals
Mikkel Beckman - washboard, stomp box & stuff
Pete Bauer - harmonicas, backing vocals *

one set	[107:06]

01.  "Jubilee" overture
02.  Union Tramp
03.  Honest Man
04.  Jinx Blues
05.  When I Pass By
06.  what a fun day...
07.  Over the Red Cedar
08.  for the forth time...
09.  Kentucky Blues
10.  Jesus At The Kenmore
11.  Where You Gonna Be (When
    The Lord Calls You Home)
12.  Shake 'em On Down
13. Nineteen Twenty Two
14. Remember Me If I Forget
15. Bonneville

-*-

16. Mastodon
17. Cheap Wine
18. Public Record Rag
19. Old Dog Blue
20. get well Dave...
21. Casey Jones
22. to Hells Kitchen...
23. South Of Austin, North of Lyle
24. Badger
25. God Moves On The Water
26. Just Like Today *
27. Henry Goes To The Bank
28. see you tomorrow
29. Worried Blues

no encore

Source notes:  SBD 85%/aud 15% (approx)
There were a few anomalies found in the sbd tracks, beginning with 13 seconds of
the first tune where all output was reduced to what sounded like a click track or
a metronome.  Another was a soloing of the harmonica occurs 22:38 min into the show. FOH obviously did something overt and didn't realize that it was being passed to my output channel.  The mix results in more audience chatter in the end.

Post NOTES 
(Only post processing noted below was applied to this material.)

Editing done in 16bit/48kHz realm:

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 - Mastering - slight reverb, tinch of excitation, a bit of loudness boost, slight reverb
 - Fades - IN/out (transition between discs is seamless)
 
Resample/dithered to 16bit/44.1kHz
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Random Notes:
-*- = good place to split for burning if you still do that sort of stuff.
Harp player Dave H. fell to the perils of too much sun earlier in the day.
Here's hoping Dave has recovered to his usual awesome self.
