Medeski Martin & Wood
Marquee Theatre, Tempe, AZ
Wednesday, June 23, 2004

Source: Nakamichi CM101>DMIC-20 48>Coax>Sound Professionals Digital Signal Convertor>Optical>Nomad JB3
Location: Center, Directly behind SBD, stand 7 ft, DIN 90 degrees
Transfer: Nomad JB3 > Firewire > Audigy eX > Sound Forge 7 (Resample 44.1) > CD WAV > FLAC 1.7.1

Taped and Transfered by Tom M <tam43(AT)dana.ucc.nau.edu>

Disc One:
Set One:
01.  [06:58] - Open Improv > Improv [@5:05] >
02.  [04:05] - Improv cont'd >
03.  [06:51] - Mami Gato >
04.  [04:10] - Bass Solo >
05.  [07:01] - Rise Up > Organ Solo [@5:38] >
06.  [07:55] - Lonely Avenue >
07.  [03:22] - Improv >
08.  [10:56] - Toy Dancing >
09.  [06:52] - Improv

Disc Two:
Set Two:
01.  [08:35] - Seven Deadlies* >
02.  [04:23] - Improv >
03.  [07:13] - Improv >
04.  [03:53] - Improv >
05.  [09:45] - Improv >
06.  [08:16] - Bass Solo > EOTWP Improv+ [@2:24] >
07.  [05:37] - Hey-Hee-Hi-Ho >
08.  [07:01] - Drum Solo >
09.  [08:56] - Blue Pepper
Encore:
10.  [12:23] - Bass Solo > Queen Bee [@2:23]

* starting @7:49 the tuneâ€™s outro riffs on Ba-Lue Bolivar Ba-Lues Are (Thelonious Monk)
+ not really the song proper, but this improvisation is built around End Of The World Party

Notes:
-Lots of commotion during the first set. People were crowded around my mics due a curtain cutting the room size in half and a capacity crowd. Near the end of the set, the ushers decided to raise the curtain and needed to move people around in order to do so. All of this causes for a little extra chatting that is audible, though not all that distracting on tape.
-Had trouble setting dipswitches on the DMIC since it was only my second time using the unit. During track one, I was actually decreasing the gain rather than increasing it like i intended. I tried to clean up the quiet parts that were created on my behalf with soundforge.


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