Bill Kreutzmann Trio featuring Tara Nevins
Cat's Cradle
Carrboro NC
2009-06-04 Thursday
68'F  56% RH


Source: (1) Studio Projects LSD2 > Apogee Mini-Me Rev. C > Sony TCD-D8 > DAT
        (2) SBD > Anonymous (provided by Ted Mattes) > flac
Location: FOB Left of DFC at Rail
Transfer: (1) DAT > Audiophile 24/96 > Audacity > Sony Sound Forge (2009-06-07)
          (2) Adobe Audition (Joe Noel 2021-02-24)
Matrix: (flip polarity of right SBD channel) > Audacity (fix gaps in SBD, mix) >
        Izotope RX 8 (de-hum) > Izotope Ozone 9 (dynamic EQ) > CDWave > TLH
Recorded by (1) capnhook and (2) Anonymous
Matrixed by capnhook  hooknshark@gmail.com


set 1:

s1d1t01 -tuning-
s1d1t02 Franklin's Tower (Bill Kreutzmann, Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter)
s1d1t03 Chains Of Life (Scott Murawski)
s1d1t04 -Tara's broken guitar - Tar heel-
s1d1t05 Peggy-O (Traditional)
s1d1t06 Murderland (Robert Hunter)
s1d1t07 Louisiana Sun (Scott Murawski)
s1d1t08 If You Only Could (Tara Nevins)

set 2:

s2d2t01 Drums ->
s2d2t02 Pollyanna (Robert Hunter)
s2d2t03 Yellow Moon (Aaron Neville, Joel Neville) ->
s2d2t04 Bertha (Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter)
s2d2t05 Thunder (Robert Hunter) ->
s2d2t06 He's Gone (Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter)
s2d2t07 Alabama Getaway (Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter)

-encore-

s2d3t01 -band introductions-
s2d3t02 Althea (Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter)


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Bill Kreutzmann - Drums
Scott Murawski - Guitar, Vocals
James "Hutch" Hutchinson - Bass, Vocals
Tara Nevins - Fiddle, Acoustic Guitar, Scrubboard, Tambourine, Vocals


https://billkreutzmann.com
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BK3
https://cloudsurfing.gdhour.com/archives/1788
https://cincygroove.com/2009/05/20/interview-with-bill-kreutzmann-from-the-grateful-dead-and-bk3


Show review by Estimated Prof (Paul Roberge):

I had a strong feeling going in that we were in for a treat, but this evening's
 show so far exceeded even these high expectations that for once I am at a loss
 for words. The vibe was extraordinary ("Smiling faces, warm embraces").

The BK4 (or BK3+T, if you prefer) were terrific....

Highlights were "Franklin's Tower" (oh man . . . this show is gonna be good),
 "Peggy-O" (stunning . . . Can you believe this is happening?!),
 "If You Only Could" (a new take on a familiar, much loved song),
 "Pollyanna" (new Robert Hunter song),
 "Bertha" (smoking . . . the Cradle is rocking),
 "He's Gone" (I just loved the idea of Tara Nevins singing this song,
  and it *works*), "Alabama Getaway," and "Althea."

Bill Kreutzmann was magnificent on drums and gracious to a most
 appreciative crowd, his bandmates, and a certain young fan of my
 acquaintance.   It was truly gratifying to see Tara shine, as she did.
 All in all, an unforgettable evening.


