Max Creek Friday July 7, 1989 The Warehouse Rochester, NY Source: aud > audio cassettes Lineage: master cassettes > Yamaha KX-W321 cassette deck > Griffin iMic > Wire Tap Pro > aiff > SoundSoap 2 (tape hiss removal) > Peak Pro 5.2 (audio editing) > xACT > flac Taped by Jim Duffy Transfered by Ed Hall Audio editing by Ed Hall ***DISC 1*** (79:26) Set 1 1. "bad" Louisiana Sun > (1:27) 2. "good" Louisiana Sun > (8:35) 3. Six Days on the Road (5:18) 4. tuning (1:54) 5. Fire & Brimstone (7:10) 6. tuning (1:11) 7. Emotional Railroad (8:09) 8. tuning (1:24) 9. Down on the Corner (4:30) 10. tuning (:58) 11. Mercury Blues (3:59) 12. tuning (1:52) 13. Gypsy Blue > (12:16) 14. After Midnight > (9:11) 15. I Know You Rider (11:33) ***DISC 2*** (75:16) Set 2 1. She's Here > (10:14) 2. Let It Roll (4:43) 3. tuning (1:17) 4. Waiting for You (5:44) 5. tuning (1:31) 6. Henry > Back Porch Boogie Blues (7:21) 7. tuning (2:58) 8. The Field > (11:18) 9. You Can't Always Get What You Want > (10:53) 10. Dream > (4:01) 11. Sugar Magnolia (6:45) Encore 12. crowd/tuning/talk (1:42) 13. Not Fade Away (6:49) NOTES: The sound was very "wobbly" for the first 1:30 of Louisiana Sun. I made that a separate track so you could skip it if you want. The sound improved after that. Gap (tape flip) early in "You Can't Always Get..."; fade-out & fade-in added Please leave a review of this show, your memories of it, whatever... what do you think of the band's performance? What do you think of the sound? Do you notice any problems with the show? Any suggestions for improving these recordings? Did I make any mistakes or omissions? Email me at ed@scoogy.com and I will fix them App\Http\Controllers\Api\FileDownloadController::download(): Return value must be of type string, none returned