Tim O'Brien & Darrell Scott   1.25.2002
The Station Inn - Nashville,TN

Kenny Malone - Drumz
Danny Thompson - Bass
*Rolf Harris - Vocals

-DISC 1-  ()
 -SET ONE- 
01  Introduction
02  Turning Around
03  Mick Ryan's Lament
04  The Apple Press/The Apple Cart
05  Family Tree
06  My Father's House
07  Demon Lover
08  It's The Whiskey That Eases The Pain
09  Happy Birthday Miles
10  Day After Day
11  River Of Blood
12  The Holy Well
13  River Take Me
14  When No One's Around >
15  Will The Circle Be Unbroken
 -SET TWO start-
16  Introduction
17  A Mountaineer Is Always Free

-DISC TWO-  ()
 -SET TWO end-
01  Ireland's Green Shore
02  It' A Great Day To Be Alive
03  Walk Beside Me
04  Norwegian Wood (Time In A Bottle teases)
05  Rambling Man
06  Keep Your Lamp Trimmed & Burnin'
07  In Full Light
08  The Crossing
09  Love Is The Reason
10  It's Another Day >
11  Birthday Reprise >
12  The Man That Comes Around
13  Folsom Prison Blues
14  99 Years & One Dark Day
15  Banjo Clark
  (E)
16  Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport*

---Recording: NashPhil---
Soundboard > Benchmark AD2K >
Digigram VX-Pocket V2 > Sound Forge 5.0 > 
24bit/48k PCM.WAV > Sony Vaio PCG-C1VSX/K 
---Mastering/Notes: NashPhil---
24bit/48k PCM.WAV > 16bit/44.1k > CDR
Resampled, dithered, & edited using 
Sonic Foundry Sound Forge 5.0

HUGE THANKS to Miles Wilkinson.
Actually a Matrix. We set up an AT4033 on stage
center to add more bass, drums, and ambience
to the mix. Fed it to the snake and mixed it
at the board. 
Mix is uneven during d1/t02, but is corrected
by the end of the song. 
Tim's bazouki is having sound problems
during d2/t02 and isn't present in the PA. 
You can hear it from the on stage mic, but that's it. 
He doesn't use the bazouki after that. 
Banjo Clark cuts out at 5m mark due to battery.
About 6 minutes lost before I caught it. 
I had another battery, so I got the encore. 
Sorry folks, it was my fault. 
Overall, the recording sounds good. 
Could have been better, but it certainly could 
have been worse. It has a nice feel and sounds 
a bit fuller than most SBD's from the Station Inn. 


