Blues Traveler 
November 1st, 1997
Central Maine Civic Center, Lewiston, ME

Master creation: 
Nakamichi CM300's + Sennheiser K6/ME62>Mackie 1202 VLZ>Sony TCD-D8
by Dave Mallick [greenone@bluestraveler.net]
Taping rig provided by Bryan Fox

SHNs were made: 
D8>Egosys Waveterminal U2A>shntool>WAV>SHNv3 [no DAE] 
by Dave Mallick [greenone@bluestraveler.net] 

CD 1 [58:21.57] (minutes:seconds.frames) 
01. Low Rider>                      [05:22.40] 
02. Maybe I'm Wrong>                [04:20.34] 
03. Hook>                           [04:16.16] 
04. Crash Burn>                     [02:59.56] 
05. Optimistic Thought>             [02:59.60] 
06. Slow Change>                    [07:22.14] 
07. Escaping>                       [07:06.00] 
08. Canadian Rose>                  [04:14.12]                      
09. Johnny B. Goode>                [02:36.00] 
10. The Devil Went Down To Georgia> [03:37.28] 
11. Dropping Some NYC>              [01:26.67]
12. Trina Magna>                    [05:34.25]
13. Dropping Some NYC>              [01:05.35]
14. Stand>                          [05:15.45]
15. Business As Usual... (fade out) [00:05.00]

CD 2 [64:44.44] 
01. ...Stand> (fade in)             [00:05.00] 
02. Business As Usual>              [07:30.24] 
03. Carolina Blues>                 [04:01.31] 
04. Jabberwock>                     [04:03.47] 
05. Brother John>                   [06:52.17] 
06. The Mountains Win Again>        [05:02.18] 
07. Go Outside & Drive>             [03:16.06] 
08. Run-Around>                     [04:22.33]
09. Low Rider                       [05:13.30]
10. E: Sweet Pain                   [10:52.15]
11. Regarding Steven                [05:31.57]
12. Most Precarious>                [03:27.16]
13. Brother John                    [04:26.50]

Show notes:
- This is believed to be the longest continuous segue the band has 
ever played (94+ minutes).
- Entire encore is acoustic.
- Go Outside & Drive is never finished; segues after "Blister in 
the Sun" tease into Run-Around.
- First Trina Magna since 12/31/95.

Tracking notes:
- d1t15 and d2t01 are five-second "fade tracks"; they can be removed 
for a seamless transition to longer media when available.