Neil Young – New York, NY (04/18/88)

Neil Young & The Bluenotes
1988-04-18
Early Show
The World
New York City, NY

01. Ten Men Workin’
02. Find Another Shoulder
03. Married Man
04. Your Love Is Good To Me
05. One Thing
06. Ain’t It The Truth
07. Sunny Inside
08. Twilight
09. Life In The City
10. This Note’s For You

Neil Young & The Bluenotes
1988-04-18, Late Show
The World, New York City, NY

01. Welcome To The Big Room
02. High Heels
03. Hello Lonely Woman
04. Bad News
05. Hey Hey
06. Your Love Is Good To Me
07. Coupe De Ville
08. Life In The City
09. Soul Of A Woman
10. This Note’s For You
11. Ten Men Workin’ (cuts)

Source: analog 1st gen> dat > cdr > cdr> macintosh >
xACT 1.58 > flac >

Neil Young – New York, NY (04/19/88)

Neil Young and The Bluenotes
The World
New York City, New York
Late Show
1988-04-19

Disc One

(Early Show)
1. Ten Men Working
2. Married Man
3. Find Another Shoulder
4. I’m Goin’
5. Crime Of The Heart
6. One Thing
7. Ain’t It The Truth
8. Life In The City
9. This Note’s For You
(Late show)
10. Welcome To The Big Room
11. High Heels
12. Sunny Inside

Disc Two

01. Hey Hey
02. Walking After Midnight
03. Bad News
04. Your Love Is Good To Me
05. Coupe De Ville
06. Hello Lonely Woman
07. Life In The City
08. Soul Of A Woman
09. This Note’s For You
10. Ten Men Workin’
11. Don’t Take Your Love Away From Me

Band : The Bluenotes, Line Up 2
Neil Young – vocals, guitar, harmonica
Ben Keith – alto saxophone
Larry Cragg – baritone saxophone
Steve Lawrence – tenor saxophone
Claude Cailliet – trombone
Tom Bray – trumpet
John Fumo – trumpet
Frank Sampedro – organ, vocals
Rick Rosas – bass
Chad Cromwell – drums

Contrast Clause: The late set of this show has been posted on Dime (Torrent #125275). However this is unique show for NY collectors with only 8 of the 20 different tracks played released on This Notes For You, 1 (I’m Going) released as a B side and 2 (Ain’t It the Truth and Don’t Take Your Love Away From Me”) on “Lucky Thirteen” – the latter with the Shocking Pinks. Leaving a whopping 9 tracks unreleased. So I think it is worth sharing the whole evening’s entertainment. It is also a lineage upgrade:

Audience Analogue Master>DAT(2 gen)>Hard Disk (via SPDIF)>Cool Edit 2000 (Resample to 44.1kHz)>CDR

Sound Quality is good for the time – I have a hazy recollection that the DAT I received was labelled as taper Richard Dubronsky or the like. Thanks to the taper and apologies if I have the name wrong!