Bruce Hornsby (Solo)

Yoshi's
Oakland, CA
10-31-98

Matrix Mix> DAT> CD-R> EAC> CD Wave Editor> Wave Lab 4.0> FLAC
(Unknown mics for aud source half of the mix)

Disc 1 (Early Show - Part 1)
1. Intro
2. Spider Fingers >
(12 Tone Tune)>
Spider Fingers
3. Sunlight Moon
4. See The Same Way
5. Mandolin Rain
6. Country Doctor >
(Barber Nocturne) >
Country Doctor

Disc 2 (Early Show - Part 2)
1. Sugaree*
2. Look Out Any Window*
3. (Fortunate Son teases/audience banter)
4. Girl From The North Country*
5. Werewolves Of London*
ENC:
6. Swan Song* >
Variations*

Disc 3 (Late Show - Complete)
1. Intro/Terrapin noodling
2. Terrapin Jam >
3. Way It Is >
(Terrapin Jam) > 
Way It Is
(I Can't Make You Love Me noodling)
4. Night On The Town
5. Shadow Hand
6. Preacher In The Ring Part I
7. Preacher In The Ring Part II
8. Rainbow's Cadillac*
9. King Of The Hill*
10. Werewolves Of London*
ENC:
11. Great Divide*

* w/ Steve Kimock

Notes:
I received this on dat some time ago and it was labeled as a DSBD.  It is obvious from the very first listen that there is an aud source mixed in, making this a true matrix...and a fine one at that.  I wish I knew the mic source...if someone knows the info, feel free to post it here.  

Anyway, I'm finally getting into some of these Yoshi's '98 shows.  This is a great solo gig w/ some minor accompaniment by Steve Kimock.  While Kimock is certainly audible, he chooses to lay low with his solos (IMO of course).  Bruce, on the other hand, is on fire!  We get lots of extended piano jams (Country Doctor, Way It Is are both very long) mixed with a great setlist.

A few other things to mention...
The Terrapin Jam that starts the late show is not the traditional one that we know from Bruce...it is actually the closing jam of Terrapin that he brilliantly weaves into a unique version of Way It Is.  We then get the more familiar Terp jam in the middle of Way It Is.  I could go on and on, but I'll just stop here and let the music do the talking.  Enjoy!
Tim



