Blues Traveler
October 14th, 1988
Lizmar Lounge, New York, NY

Master:
SBD>Cass(x)
Taper unknown, tape copied by Sean Giblin for John White

Conversion:
Denon DR-M44HX>Tascam DA-20>Egosys U2A>Sound Studio 2.1.1b3>AIFF>xACT 1.5b1
by Dave Mallick [greenone@bluestraveler.net]

CD 1 [37:42.47] (minutes:seconds.frames)
01. Wouldn't It Make You Mad [04:47.02]
02. Crash Burn>              [04:00.27]
03. Gotta Get Mean>          [03:40.43]
04. Gloria*                  [08:32.03]
05. Sweet Home Chicago#      [04:30.73]
06. Bob Bass Jam             [01:51.53]
07. Severe Infatuation       [05:08.52]
08. And So It Goes>          [04:11.41]
09. Sweet Talking Hippie$    [00:59.53]

* with Chris Barron on vocals
# with Joan Osborne on vocals
$ instrumental intro only as set outro

Notes:
- Thanks to John White for loaning me his copy of the tape.
- Recording, while decent generationwise, is heavily saturated and
  difficult to listen to. Even so, this is the earliest known Blues
  Traveler recording by six months - though it is occasionally labeled
  10-14-1989 instead of 1988 - and is more interesting from a 
  historical standpoint than a musical one.
- 7-second dropout in "Crash Burn" at 0:10.
- Tape stop after "Gloria" and again after "Severe Infatuation".