Van Morrison
Great Woods Performing Arts Center
Mansfield, MA
1990-08-28
I Love the Life I Live, I Live the Life I Love (Muddy Waters)
Yeh, Yeh (Mongo Santamaría)
Did Ye Get Healed > Daring Night
Jackie Wilson Said
Domino
It’s All In The Game > Make It Real One More Time
Just Like A Woman
Whenever God Shines His Light > Spirit
Help Me
Cat’s Eyes
Raglan Road
Cerrickfergus
Star Of The County Down
Northern Muse(Solid Ground) > Auld Lang Syne > No Prima Donna
Summertime In England
Encore Break:
Caravan
In The Garden
Encore Break:
Cleaning Windows
Moondance
Encore Break
Send In The Clowns
Buona Sera
Lineup:
Ritchie Buckley – sax
Dave Early – drums
Georgie Fame – organ
Steve Gregory – tenor sax
Bernie Holland – guitar
Neil Drinkwater – piano
Brian Odgers – bass
Source 1:
(The two opening Georgie Fame tracks are from a different inferior source. For this reason the Fame tracks are included at the end of disk two as bonus tracks, but they do flow and can be burned at the beginning of disk one if you prefer to have the full show in a linear format)
In celebration of the first summer holiday in the States (Memorial Day), and of the Man’s forthcoming East Coast tourette, we are proud to announce Vol. 6 in the Rare 90s series: the complete Great Woods Center For The Performing Arts – Mansfield, MA – 28 Aug 1990 show.
This show comes from a DAT transfer; it’s an “eighties” sort of setlist, with an Irish intermezzo and the Louis Prima ending. Even though the band members had performed together before in Europe, Mansfield was only the second show of the stateside tour after a month off, so one treat is listening for the false starts and other minor problems. But otherwise, it’s pretty much a “big boulders” show: “wham” Jackie Wilson, “wham” Game, “wham” Help Me, “wham” Muse, “wham” Summertime, “wham” Caravan, “wham” Garden, with Just Like A Woman (“keep it slow”) thrown in for good measure. It all happens in just under 2 hours.
The full setlist follows; please note that there are a (very) few sonic imperfections, and the two opening Georgie Fame tracks are from a different inferior source. For this reason the Fame tracks are included at the end of disk two as bonus tracks, but they do flow and can be burned at the beginning of disk one if you prefer to have the full show in a linear format.
Our thanks to Mr. Indefatigable for sourcing the show and to HB for the artwork
*** This is a ONE shn disk / TWO audio disk tree
For information on SHN start here: http://research.umbc.edu/~hamilton/shnlinks.html
And of course this show is *** NOT EVER FOR SALE ***; by participating in this tree as branch or leaf you attest with your email address that you will never offer this show for sale on Ebay, other auction venues, other internet websites or in any magazine advertisement or retail establishment.
The Rare 90s folks
22-May-2003
Source 2:
Source: Schoeps CMC-54’s (ORTF) > M-1000 cables > Jensen power supply > modified SV-255 > Master DAT
Location: “dead Center”
Transfer: PCM-R500 > digi coax > Edirol R-44 > USB
Lineage: DAT 16/48 > FLAC
Dave Brotman & Jeff Metchick Master Digital Recording
Transfer by dMonkey
Edited & mastered by Joe Noel
March 06, 2019
Notes;
– this recording has circulated in various formats, never before from the master DAT.
– thanks to Ted Mattes for making these recording available
– first two tracks are missing
– track 3 fades in
– track 7 through the 8:00 mark of track 8 were normalized -1.0db
– a light high pass filter was applied
– minor eq work was performed
– there’s a clapper & a screamer pretty much the entire show
