Bruce Hornsby – Atlanta, GA (06/20/96)

Bruce Hornsby
6/20/96
Lakewood Amphitheater
Atlanta, GA

Source: AT 822 > D8
Transfer: D8 > Behringer UCA202 > Audacity > WAV > FLAC
Taped by Steve Washick
Transferred by Bill Graves
Furthur Festival

1. Spider Fingers
2. White-Wheeled Limousine
3. Rainbow’s Cadillac
4. Goin’ Down the Road Feelin’ Bad
5. Talk of the Town
6. Drunken Hiccups >
7. Western Skyline >
8. Don’t Do It >
9. Western Skyline
10. Valley Road

This show is part of The Furthur Project –
http://thefurthurproject.wordpress.com/

Bruce Hornsby – Noblesville, IN (06/28/96)

Bruce Hornsby
6/28/96
Deercreek
Noblesville, IN

Source: SBD > CD
Transfer: CD > EAC > Audacity > WAV > FLAC
Taper Unknown
Transferred from CD by Bill Graves

Furthur Festival

1. Intro Jam
2. Hot House Ball
3. Night on the Town
4. Long Tall Cool One
5. Easy Street >
6. Aiko Aiko >
7. Carry the Water
8. Cruise Control
9. Valley Road >
10. Mystery Train

Bill Frisell – New York, NY (09/25/96)

Bill Frisell Quartet with Don Alias
The Knitting Factory
New York, NY
September 25, 1996 (EARLY & LATE)

Bill Frisell – guitar
Don Alias – percussion
Ron Miles – trumpet
Curtis Fowlkes – trombone
Eyvind Kang – violin

Source:Sonic Studios DSM-6s > SonyTCD-D7 > DAT @ 48 kHz
Conversion: Tascam DA-302 > Hosa DRA-501 Coax > Tascam CD-RW700
Notes: Converted from first gen dat clone of master.
AUDIO CDR > WAV via EAC (logfiles included) > SHN via MKW (seek tables appended)

Disc One: EARLY SHOW

1. INTRODUCTIONS 2:48
2. UNKNOWN TITLE 9:20
3. UNKNOWN TITLE 7:25
4. UNKNOWN TITLE 13:05
5. UNKNOWN TITLE 11:32
6. UNKNOWN TITLE 7:12
7. UNKNOWN TITLE 2:52
8. UNKNOWN TITLE 11:17
9. UNKNOWN TITLE 12:32

TOTAL TIME: 78:08

Disc Two: LATE SHOW

1. INTRODUCTIONS 1:57
2. UNKNOWN TITLE 5:03
3. UNKNOWN TITLE 10:44
4. UNKNOWN TITLE 5:34
5. UNKNOWN TITLE 15:22
6. EGG RADIO 7:43
7. AMARILLO BARBADOS 6:36
8. UNKNOWN TITLE 8:03
9. WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW 5:51
10. HAVE A LITTLE FAITH IN ME 6:29

TOTAL TIME: 73:25

Bruce Hornsby – Saratoga Springs, NY (07/06/96)

Bruce Hornsby
07/06/96
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs, NY

Spider Fingers > (Well You Needn’t)
Rainbow’s Cadillac
Scarlet Begonias >
(On Broadway) >
St. Thomas
Defenders Of The Flag
Tangled Up >
Pastures Of Plenty >
(Footprints) >
Across The River
Mystery Train

Comment
w/ Giovanni Hidalgo

Bruce Hornsby – Hartford, CT (07/07/96)

Bruce Hornsby
07/07/96
Meadows Music Center
Hartford, CT

Soundboard>Casio DAR-100>Casio DAR-100; DAT MASTER>
Sony TCD-D10PROII>Marantz CDR620>EAC>FLAC >CD

Hot House Ball
What A Time >
(Night In Tunisia) >
(Samson & Delilah) >
Goin’ Down the Road Feeling Bad
Drunken Hiccups >
Western Skyline >
Don’t Do It >
(Life is a Carnival)
Mandolin Rain >
That Would Be Something >
Brokedown Palace
Carry The Water
Samson & Delilah*
Valley Road

*with Bob Weir

Bruce Hornsby (With Bob Weir and Phil Lesh) – San Francisco, CA (04/12/96)

Bruce Hornsby
04/12/96
The Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco, CA

(Shortnin’ Bread) >
Spider Fingers >
(Tighten Up) >
(First There Is A Mountain)
White Wheeled Limousine
Tango King
Night on the Town
Talk of the Town >
(So What)
Hot House Ball
Stranded on Easy Street
Every Little Kiss
Rainbow’s Cadillac >
(Walk on the Wild Side) >
(Shaft)
Cruise Control
China Doll >
Pastures of Plenty
Down the Road Tonight
The Valley Road >
(Breezin’)
Sugaree *
Western Skyline*
Masterpiece*
Jack Straw*
Truckin’ > *#
Lovelight > *#
Not Fade Away*#
Encore: The Weight*#

* With Bob Weir
#With Phil Lesh

Tori Amos – New York, NY (04/11/96) Unplugged

Tori Amos
MTV Unplugged
April 11, 1996

1. Cornflake Girl
2. Blood Roses
3. Silent All These Years
4. Icicle
5. Caught A Lite Sneeze
6. Somewhere Over The Rainbow
7. Hey Jupiter>Purple Rain
8. In The Springtime Of His Voodoo
9. Losing My Religion
10. I’m On Fire
11. Sugar
12. Somewhere Over the Rainbow
13. Hey Jupiter

As best I can figure songs 1-8 are from the MTV Unplugged Performance. I believe song 12 is from CMT Crossroads and songs 9-11, and 13 are from VH1 Storytellers. If anyone knows differently please let me know.

Mark Knopfler – Bristol, England (05/19/96)

Mark Knopfler
05/19/96
Colston City Hall
Bristol, England

Source: soundboard (FM)

Chet Atkins Intro
Walk Of Life
I’m The Fool
Last Exit To Brooklyn
Romeo And Juliet
R?diger
Done With Bonaparte
A Night In Summer Long Ago
Father And Son
Golden Heart
Cannibals
Brothers In Arms
Money For Nothing
Going Home
Chet Atkins Outro

Comment
This is one of the radio braodcasts from the Golden Heart tour. There were two different broadcasts of this concert, one in UK and one in Norway. This is a mix of these two different broadcasts. The tracks with (UK) after them are as you understand taken from the UK broadcast. The rest from the Norwegian broadcast. Includes also the intro and outro which Chet Atkins did.

Bruce Hornsby – Louisville, KY (05/14/96)

Bruce Hornsby
05/14/96
Coyote’s
Louisville, KY

Disc 1
The Long Race >
Masterpiece
Big Rumble
Another Day
Idol with the Golden Head
Show Goes On
Across the River
Sugaree
Valley Road >
Jungle Love
Goin’ Down the Road Feeling Bad

Set II
Disc 2
Drunken Hiccups >
Western Skyline >
Fields of Gray >
Not Fade Away
White Wheeled Limousine >
Nardis
Tango King
Rainbow’s Cadillac > (Franklin’s Tower)

Encore:
Mandolin Rain >
That Would Be Something >
Brokedown Palace
Spider Fingers

Billy Bragg – Stockholm, Sweden (10/14/96)

Billy Bragg
10/14/96
Gino Club
Stockholm, Sweden

Levi Stubbs’ Tears
From Red To Blue
The Space Race Is Over
Accident Waiting To Happen
Greetings To The New Brunette
The Saturday Boy
Upfield
Sexuality
Sugardaddy
Waiting For The Great Leap Forwards
A New England (Father’s Version)

Billy Bragg is one of my heroes. He’s a punk rock folk singer. He’s funny and brilliant and simply remarkable. He’s also very political which can be a turn off. He’s really quite liberal, which can be an even bigger turn off. I often agree with him, but even when I don’t I find myself nodding my head anyways because he presents his point of view, whether in song or banter, in such a way to make me want to believe. There is none of the dark cynicism that you find on the television or radio these days, but simply an argument intelligently delivered with a mountain of kindness and a pound of humor.

His songs aren’t bad either.

This is one of my favorite shows of his that I own. I like it so much that I downloaded it again since I can’t find my original disk. It is from a radio show in Sweden, and the sound is excellent. It is just him and his electric guitar, but it’s quite delightful. He cracks me up throughout talking politics and the hunting season, and whatever else crosses his mind. Its worth it just for the reworking of his classic song, “New England” with lyrics changed due to multiple changes in his life since he wrote it.