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1974.04.20 – Los Angeles, CA – Great American String Band
1974.04.27-28 – San Rafael, CA – Great American String Band
1986.08.09 – Minneapolis, MN – w/Doc Watson
1990.01.12 – Maui, HI
1998 – My Soul Has Turned Into Steal – w/Bob Dylan
2002.01.10 – Ann Arbor, MI – Introducing Norah Jones
2011.04.09 – New York, NY – w/Eric Clapton & Wynton Marsalis
2014.07.28 – Newcastle, Northern Ireland
Category: Taj Mahal
Norah Jones – Ann Arbor, MI (01/10/02)
Norah Jones 10-Jan-02
The Ark, Ann Arbor MI
(Opening for Taj Mahal)
Master: Sonic Studios DSM6’s>DAT Master (Sony TCD-D8)>CDR (Tascam CDR-W700)
Transfer: CDR (Teac CD-224E)>EAC (v.0.9b3)>WAV>mkwACT (v.0.97b1)>SHN
Mastered and DAT>CDR Transfer by Steve Hale
CDR>SHN Transfer by Dan Gale (dgale@loslobos.org)
http://LosLobos.setlist.com
- Turn Me On 2:58
- Cold Cold Heart 4:23
- Nightingale 4:19
- Don’t Know Why 3:39
- Feelin’ The Same Way 3:26
- Come Away With Me 3:20
- I’ve Got To See You Again 4:09
- Lonestar 3:45
- Comes Love 3:47
- I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight 4:44
- (Comments on Norah by Taj Mahal during his set) 0:35
Band:
Norah Jones – Piano and Vocals
Adam Levy – Guitar
Lee Alexander – Bass
Great American String Band – San Rafael, CA (04/26/74)
Great American String Band
Golden State Country Bluegrass Festival
(often incorrectly given as Marin County Bluegrass Festival)
Marin County Veterans’ Auditorium Building and Grounds
San Rafael, CA
April 26, 1974 (Friday)
This is a tagged version of shnid: 99532
Taper: Tom Moran;
Gear: Sony cassette recorder with built-in mic (“maybe a Sony TC-150”);
Source: taperpat’s 1st gen reel;
Transfer (Matt Smith): AKAI GX625 playback > Apogee Mini Me (24/96) > Apogee
Mini Dac (monitoring) > Wavelab 5.0 (dithered to 16/44) > CD;
Lossless encoding (jj): EAC > CDWave > TLH (FLAC level 8).
(7 tracks, 29:11)
- Bud’s Bounce [2:35] [0:07]
- Dawg’s Bull [2:40] [0:36]
- Rolling In My Sweet Baby’s Arms (1) [4:39] [0:20]
- My Plastic Banana Is Not Stupid [3:20] [0:27]
- Swing ’42 [5:34] [0:21]
- Dawg’s Rag [5:45] [0:17]
I’ll Be A Gambler If You Deal The Cards [2:28] [0:02]
(MISSING: Midnight At The Oasis [w/ Maria Muldaur])
Performers:
Taj Majal – bass;
David Nichtern – guitar;
Jerry Garcia – banjo;
David Grisman – mandolin;
Richard Greene – fiddle;
Vassar Clements – fiddle;
(1) Maria Muldaur – vocals.
Notes:
- This is not a high fidelity recording, but it is not bad. It certainly puts you in the
time and place pretty well.
Thanks to everyone in involved in getting this from the Festival to our hard drives!
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Great American Music Band – Los Angeles, CA (04/20/74)
Great American Music Band
Pilgrimage Theater
Hollywood, CA
April 20, 1974
01. Intro & tune up
02. Limehouse Blues
03. Dawg’s Bull
04. My Plastic Banana Isn’t Stupid
05. Swing ’42
06. Coloured Aristocracy
07. Rolling In My Sweet Baby’s Arms (1)
08. Dawg’s Rag
09. I’ll Be A Gambler If You Deal The Cards
10. Midnight At The Oasis (1)
11. Sweet Georgia Brown (1)
12. Will The Circle Be Unbroken (1)
This is a tagged version of shnid: 93823
SBD MR > R > CD > EAC > FLAC
SBD MR (House Source) > R (Will Boswell) > CD — Huge thanks to Will Boswell for dubbing a copy from the master at 7.5 IPS — (R copied @ 7 1/2 ips using Akai GX625) — Mastered to cd by Matt Smith — R > apogee mini me (24/96) > apogee mini dac (monitoring) > wavelab 5.0 (dithered to 20/44) > CD > EAC > WAV (shntool confirms no sbes) > FLAC (TLH)
notes:
Massive thanks to our friends for helping us bring this source into general circulation: Will Boswell, Joe Jupille, Taper Pat, and Matt Smith. Special thanks to Taper Pat for helping to pin down the lineage, and Matt for his great technical work and sending me a copy to share with the community.
Show sponsored by McCabes Music Store
There seems to be some confusion about what this band is called. The database and LL use both names (Great American String Band / Great American Music Band). However, they’re clearly introduced as the Great American Music Band:
David Grisman – Mandolin
Richard Greene – Fiddle
David Nictern – Guitar, Vocals
Taj Mahal – Bass, Vocals
Jerry Garcia – Banjo
Maria Mauldar – Vocals (1)
While the multi generational tape in circulation sounds very nice imo (shn id 20699), this source is a noticable upgrade: it has a better lineage and improved clarity.
Great America String Band – Berkeley, CA (06/14/74)
Great American String Band
1974-06-14 (Friday)
Keystone
Berkeley, CA
Set1
d1t01. Tuning
d1t02. I’ll Be A Gambler If You Deal The Cards
d1t03. My Plastic Banana Is Not Stupid
d1t04. Moonlight waltz
d1t05. Swing ’42
d1t06. Cedar Hill
d1t07. Band Introductions
d1t08. Limehouse Blues
d1t09. Methodist Preacher
The Great American String Band was
Jerry Garcia
David Grisman
Richard Greene
David Nichtern
Buell Neidlinger
MOTB Release: 0156 16/44.1
Release Date: 2010-11-10
Analog Audience Source: Master Cassettes (MAC)
Medium Stock Brands: Maxell UD C90
Analog Lineage: ECM 270 >> Sony TC110 >> MAC
Analog Sound Preservation: MAC >> Nakamichi CR7a => Korg MR-1000 >> DSF [1-bit 5.6448 MHz Stereo] >> Korg MR-1000 => Korg AudioGate >> WAV [24/96]
Taped By: Robert Castelli
Transfer By: Bob Menke
Mastering By: Derek McCabe & David Minches
Speed correction by Joe B. Jones
Various Artists – San Rafael, CA (04/27-28/74)
Marin County Bluegrass Festival
April 27-28, 1974
Golden State College, San Rafael, CA
This is a tagged version of shnid: 84849
source: sbd reel
exact gen unknown
Jerry Moore’s copy
lineage: reel playback on Sony TC-765>sbm1>dat>cdr>soundforge>cdr>eac>flac
transfered by Rob Berger ’99
disc 1: 75:25
Cornbread: (4/27)
01: Old Joe Clark
02: I Don’t Believe You Met My Baby
03: Fire On The Mountain
Homestead Act: (4/27)
04: I’ve Been Everywhere
05: Take Five
06: Columbus Stockade Blues
07: Chime Bells
08: Diggy Liggy Lo
09: The Foggy Mountain Breakdown
Emmylou Harris: (4/27)
10: Jambalaya
Tut Taylor and Norman Blake: (4/27)
11: Instrumental
12: Southern Railroad Blues
Doc & Merle Watson: (4/27)
13: Footprints Through The Snow
14: Keep on the Sunny Side
15: Wabash Cannonball
16: Mule’s Done Gone Away
Jim & Jesse McReynolds: (4/27)
17: Are You Missing Me
Doc & Merle Watson: (4/27)
18: Poor Boy Blues
19: Wabash Cannonball (same as above..)
20: Salt Creek
21: Tennessee Stud
Great American String Band: (4/27)
(Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, Richard Green, Taj Mahal, David Nichtern)
22: My Plastic Banana Isn’t Stupid
23: Dawg’s Rag (with Richard Green)
24: I’ll Be The Gambler If You’ll Deal The Cards
disc 2: 73:23
Great American String Band: (4/27)
01: Sweet Georgia Brown
The Hired Hands: (4/28)
02: Bear Tracks
Buck White & The Down Homers: (4/28)
03: She Left Me Standing There
Jim & Jesse McReynolds and The Virginia Boys (4/28)
04: Pick Away
05: Cotton Mill Man/
06: The River Of Jordan
Great American String Band: (4/27)
(Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, Richard Green, Taj Mahal, David Nichtern)
07: Maybelline
08: Johnny B. Goode
Jim & Jesse McReynolds and The Virginia Boys:
09: Dueling Banjos
Tut Taylor and Norman Blake:
10: Instrumental #1
11: Instrumental #2
Taylor, Blake, & Mac Wiseman:
12: The Wreck Of The Old 97
13: Catfish John
14: Love Letters In The Sand
15: Shackles And Chains
16: Prisoner Song
17: Jimmy Brown
18: The Old Folks At Home
19: Man Walking On The Water
20: Keep On The Sunny Side Of Life
Frank Wakefield :
21: Jesus Loves His Mandolin Player #1
Wakefield, Garcia ..et al
22: Heartbreak Hotel
23: Orange Blossom Special
Doc & Merle Watson: (4/28)
24: Doc Bog’s Country Blues
25: Movin’ On
26: Wabash Cannonball
27: Tennessee Stud
disc 3: 79:50
Ramblin’ Jack Elliot: (4/28)
01: Talking Fishing Blues
02: Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright
03: Down The Line
04: Pretty Boy Floyd
Doug Dillard & Frank Wakefield: (4/28)
05: Dixie Breakdown
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
with Garcia, Vassar Clements, Doc Watson,
David Nelson, John Hartford, & Jerry Mills: (4/28)
06: Tulane And Johnny
07: Cosmic Cowboy
08: Jambalaya
09: Sally Goodin
10: Battle Of New Orleans
11: Teardrops In My Eyes
12: Bonie Maronie
13: Randy Lynn Rag
14: Flint Hill Special
15: Mr. Bojangles
16: Honky Tonkin’
17: Diggy Liggy Lo
18: Will The Circle Be Unbroken*
19: Way Downtown Fooling Around*
20: Down Yonder*
* w/Doc & Merle Watson
disc 4:
19:31
Old And In The Way: (4/28)
(Garcia, Grisman)
01: High Lonesome Sound
02: Pig In A Pen
03: Panama Red
04: Wild Horses
05: The Hobo Song
Doc Watson & Taj Mahal – Minneapolis, MN (08/09/86)
Doc Watson & Taj Mahal
World Theatre, St. Paul, MN
August 9, 1986
A Prairie Home Companion Radio Show
Goody Pitch-Corrected Edition
Source: SBD > FM > ? > CD
Transfer: CD > EAC > FLAC >
Goody’s additional lineage:
dBpoweramp (WAV) – Audition (Pitch Bender -64 cents) > Trader’s Little Helper (FLAC Level 8, ffp)
DOC & TAJ :
- intro/Corrina
- Roll in My Sweet Baby’s Arms
- My Creole Belle
DOC :
- Don’t Let Your Deal Go Down
- intros
- Blue Railroad Train
- East Tennessee/Beaumont Rag
DOC & TAJ :
- St. James Infirmary
- Streamline Cannonball
- Stormy Monday
TAJ :
- (talk: Taj)
- Cakewalk into Town
- (unknown instrumental)
- Long Gone
- (talk: Taj)
- Johnny Too Bad
DOC :
- Deep River Blues
- Midnight Train
- (talk: Doc)
- (unknown instrumental)
DOC & TAJ :
- (hello & intros: Taj)
- T for Texas
- Florida Blues
- (talk: Taj)
- Deep Elem Blues/credits (fades out)
Pitch was approximately 64 cents sharp.
Text updated 10/14/10