Donna The Buffalo
Shakori Hills Grassroots Festival of Music and Dance
Silk Hope, NC
2015-04-16 Thursday


Source: Schoeps 4VCMC6s > Lunatec V3 > SONY D8
Transfer: PCM R500 > Tascam CDRW900 > direct digital transfer
Location: FOB 40 ft. from stage
Taped and transferred by Gary Pudvan
madtaper@comcast.net


Start: 11.01pm

d1t01 -intro by Gumby-
d1t02 Garden Of Eden
d1t03 -banter-
d1t04 Silverlined
d1t05 Tonight, Tomorrow, And Yesterday
d1t06 I Just Don't Wanna Be Lonely
d1t07 If You Want To Live (new Jeb song)
d1t08 The Ones You Love
d1t09 Tomorrow Still Knows
d1t10 These Are Better Days
d1t11 -tuning-
d1t12 Top Shelf
d1t13 Killing A Man

d2t01 -tuning-
d2t02 Revelation Two-Step
d2t03 You're Breaking My Heart
d2t04 -banter-
d2t05 Blue Sky
d2t06 Each And Every Direction
d2t07 -crowd-
d2t08 I Like To Do My Thing > Cornbread

 
Finish: 12.20am (more or less)


Review by Paul Roberge (aka EstimatedProf):

For at least the third consecutive festival, the weather has been awful.
After heavy rain on Wednesday and Thursday morning, and a shower yesterday
afternoon, the festival grounds were a sea of mud on the first day -- a
mirror image of the pattern we have experienced in the past.
 
Another cool new Jeb song, the title of which is as yet not fixed (I give
two possibilities, separated by the solidus). (-ed. official title now)
 
I particularly enjoyed watching Mark's intricate drum work in "Killing a
Man" from the back of the stage.
 
"Tomorrow Still Knows" (lovely) segueing into "These Are Better Days" was
an interesting juxtaposition.
 
In haste (am between appointments),
 
Paul R.


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Jeb Puryear - Guitar & Vocals
Tara Nevins - Accordion, Fiddle, Guitar, Scrubboard, Tambourine & Vocals
Dave McCracken - Keyboards
Kyle Spark - Bass, Backing Vocals
Mark Raudabaugh - Drums


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