Medeski Martin & Wood
Knitting Factory, NYC, NY
September 16/1996 (Monday)
Shack Party I

Source: B+K 4021 > EAA PSP2 > DAP1 > Tascam DA20 MKII > ACM 671 > PC > WAV

Tracking/Encoding: 48kHz/16bit WAV > WaveLab 6.11 (down sampling/tracking/fades) > Traderâ€™s Little Helper (fix SBEs + FLAC Level 8) > MP3Tag (ID tags)
by dug (crookedbirds AT gmail DOT com) â€“ April 14/2014


 - Set I -
01.  [00:37] - 'Billy Speaks'
02.  [11:08] - Improv# >
03.  [09:27] - Improv# >
04.  [18:15] - Caravan* >
05.  [03:13] - Open Improv* >
06.  [06:55] - Improv*+ >
07.  [05:06] - Improv*+
08.  [06:04] - Improv*+ >
09.  [08:23] - Improv*+^ >
10.  [03:10] - Piano Solo >
11.  [10:42] - Goodbye Pork Pie Hat*
12.  [01:26] - 'Billly Speaks'


 - Set II -
01.  [07:49] - Open Improv >
02.  [07:00] - Improv >
03.  [17:19] - Pakalolo
04.  [00:45] - 'Crowd'
05.  [14:50] - Wig Wise*
06.  [00:47] - 'Billy Speaks'
07.  [05:11] - Open Improv* >
08.  [16:31] - Improv* >
09.  [12:07] - Wiggly's Way*
10.  [01:25] - 'Billy Speaks'


# Bob Moses - drums, piano (s1t02+t03 only?)
* Rob Scheps - tenor sax
+ Danny Blume - guitar
^ @3:57-4:19 = Third Stone From the Sun quote

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POSTED TO SHOW ENTRY ON db.etree:
Set I
Unknown - mid-tempo funk groove w/ bridge -> Rhythmic jam w/ piano -> Jam w/ organ and guitar, then w/ sax -> Caravan (fast tempo) -> Weird, rhythmless jam ->Fast-tempo jam w/ three eighth-note bass line -> Jam beginning w/ a two-note sax figure, then w/ an organ motif -> Jam beginning w/ a multi-note sax riff, Jam - fast, w/ rhythmic guitar figure, then w/ repetitive bass line -> Piano interlude -> Goodbye Pork-Pie Hat
Set II
Intro/Jam -> Slow, polyrythmic groove -> Fast, minor jam in 4/4 with triplet quarter notes overlaid and arco bass at end -> Pakalolo, Wig Wise [Duke Ellington tune from _Money Jungle_ w/ Mingus and Max Roach

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Traders Little Helper used for creating checksums:
- FLAC ST5 & MD5 generated for ID3 tagged files

MP3Tag (current version) used for all ID3 tagging:
- The metadata ID3 tags can be read by any player that plays FLAC files.
- ID3 tags will be stripped if converted to WAV, however audio data will be unaffected

Use FLAC ST5 to validate audio integrity.
(Alternatively, the FLAC FFP contains the same checksum values.)
FLAC MD5 values will change if ID3 tags are altered.
T-FLAC16TAG.HTML uses FOLDER.JPG to display album art
T-FLAC16TAG.TXT provides a track-by-track breakdown of the fileset's ID3 tags
- by dug [crookedbirds AT gmail DOT com] 2014-04-16
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