Jack Johnson
November 9, 2002
9:30 Club
Washington D.C.

Source:		DPA 4022 > Lunatec V3 > Audio Magic Excalibur II XLRs >
		Apogee Mini-Me @ 16/44.1
		ORTF; 6' left of center right by SBD on 10'stand
		Team Pork Chops (Louie Rendek & Bill Lakenan)

DAT > SHN:	Tascam DA-P1 > Emagic Audiowerk2 > Dell Dimension 8200 >
		Soundforge v4.5 > mkwACT 0.97 Beta 1

Disc One:

01:		Intro					-	00:26.466
02:		It's All Understood			-	03:43.000
03:		Drink The Water				-	04:08.266
04:		Fortunate Fool				-	03:38.733
05:		Middle Man				-	04:18.866
06:		Cookie Jars				-	03:25.866
07:		Sexy Plexi				-	02:45.666
08:		Losing Hope				-	04:00.866
09:		Flake					-	05:05.466
10:		Nightmares ->				-	06:18.533
11:		BubbleToes -> Stir It Up -> Bubbletoes	-	05:21.466
12:		Providence -> Posters			-	04:45.400
13:		Stepping Stone @ 			-	03:41.600
14:		Trenchtown Rock -> Garden Grove ->	-	02:49.266
15:		Inaudible Melodies			-	03:59.533

Total:							-	58:29.000

Disc Two:

01:		Slammin And Bangin -> Who Do You love	-	03:34.200
02:		Mudfootball				-	05:02.000
03:		E:  Cupid Only Misses Sometimes #	-	01:19.400
04:		E:  We're Gonna Be Friends % #		-	03:12.133
05:		E:  The News #				-	03:58.866
06:		E:  Gone #				-	02:41.266
07:		E:  Rocky Racoon &			-	03:45.866
08:		E:  Rodeo Clowns			-	04:08.266
09:		Intro > $				-	01:26.000
10:		? $					-	04:38.000

Total:							-	33:46.000

@	G. Love song.
#	Jack solo acoustic.
%	White Stripes Cover.
&	Beatles Cover.
$	Filler:	opener - Alana Davis

**	Special thanks to George Wang for lending the rig, we were
	the only stand allowed in the venue because they oversold.
	Thank god we arrived early and were mostly setup when the
	security guy came and told us we had to remove the stand.
	I was able to talk the sound guy into letting us setup
	inside the soundboard area for the show (which took some
	doing).  The soundboard area actually sounds much better
	than the "taper's section" at the 9:30 Club, so we were
	kind of lucky I guess.  I don't think we would have been
	able to get in the sound area if I didn't mention what we
	were running, so thanks George.  Thanks to Bill Lakenan
	for helping out greatly with the "move", for providing
	the d7 and for helping out with the rig.

Notes:
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*  compiled by George Wang <gewwang@yahoo.com> on November 18, 2002.