David Bromberg Quartet
Westcott Theater
Syracuse, NY
Friday July 1st, 2011 all

disc1: 70:46
01. Hardworkin' John
02. Who's Loving You Tonight
03. banter
04. Bring It With You When You Come-&gt;
05. Wooly Bully
06. Blue Is Fallin'
07. Diggin' In The Deep Blue Sea
08. Dark Hollow
09. Tongue
10. banter
11. Over The Rainbow
12. Mitch Corbin solo instrumental
13. Fiddle tune medley w/ Turkey In The Straw
14. I Like To Sleep Late In The Morning
15. Statesboro Blues/Churchbell Blues
disc2: 35:05
01. Summer Wages
02. Will Not Be Your Fool
03. New Lee Highway Blues
04. (E) Roll On John (off mic)

David Bromberg - Acoustic &amp; Electric Guitars, Mandolin, Fiddle, Lead Vocals
Nate Grower - Fiddle
Mitch Corbin - Guitar, Mandolin, Fiddle
Butch Amiot - Electric Bass, Vocals

Location: just front of mixer, 5' left of ctr, 30' from stage lip

Mic config:  DIN Kwonbar, Schoeps A20S shock, Manfrotto stand @ 8.5 ft, small screens

Source: Neumann SKM 140(AK40's/LC3's/KM100's)&gt;GAKables xlr&gt;Lunatec V2&gt;GAKables xlr&gt;Apogee Mini-Me@48/24&gt;AES/EBU&gt;Sound Devices 722 @48kHz/24bit

Transfer,editing &amp; conversion: Sound Devices 722 master file @48kHz/24bit&gt;firewire&gt;Cool Edit Pro2.1&gt;Sound Forge 9.0e&gt;44.1/16-CD Wave v1.96.1(tracking)&gt;FLAC16 via FLAC frontend 1.7.1(level 8), tag w/Tag Scanner5.0, ffp 1.7.1

Note: ~ C.E.P. 2.1(clip restoration/hard limit by 0db to -0.2db to clipped areas, some loud claps removed w/click/pop eliminator, fade out) ~
~ S.F. 9.0e (resample(high setting 4) w/anti alias filter &amp; dither-high pass triangular/noise shaping-high pass contour to 44.1/16) ~
~ Editing performed in 48k/24bit realm ~
~ discs are seamless ~
~ Recording, transfer, editing, mastering &amp; conversion by Steven Weld sunboy@twcny.rr.com ~
~ Many Thanks to David Bromberg for personally giving me permission to record the show as long as it never get's sold or pirated for profit so please share this show for free and ensure this recording is never sold or profited from in any way ~
~ We purchased a copy of David's new release "Use Me" and it is highly recommended ~
~ please visit http://www.davidbromberg.net/ and support the artist! ~
