Grateful Dead – Hampton, VA (03/20/86)

Grateful Dead
03/20/86
Hampton Coliseum
Hampton VA

This is a tagged version of shnid: 107321

Original SHN set (8098) was 3% slow.
Respeeded using Cool Edit Pro

Used Joe Damico’s seed at
http://www.archive.org/details/gd1986-03-20.nak300.damico.87611.flac16
as a template to check repitch and respeed results.

there are two versions of Box of Rain to compare the speed corrected
and the original seed from

Original Lineage aud>MC>C>CD
Respeed Processing: SHN>FLAC>WAV>Cool Edit Pro Processing>FLAC

EAC/SHN by Willy
willy@junkiesplace.com
Seeded to etree 03/08/02
Audio discs provided by Jim Skinne

–Set 1–
101-d1t01 – Touch of Gray ->
102-d1t02 – Little Red Rooster
103-d1t03 – Friend of the Devil
104-d1t04 – It’s All Over Now
105-d1t05 – Row Jimmy
106-d1t06 – Me & My Uncle ->
107-d1t07 – Mexicali Blues
108-d1t08 – Althea
109-d1t09 – Box of Rain

–Set 2–
201-d2t01 – Aiko Aiko ->
202-d2t02 – Estimated Prophet ->
203-d2t03 – Eyes of the World ->
204-d2t04 – Drums ->
205-d2t05 – Space ->
206-d2t06 – Wharf Rat ->
207-d2t07 – Throwing Stones ->
208-d2t08 – Not Fadeaway

–Encore–
209-d2t09 – U.S. Blues

Notes-

Static @ 5:27 & 6:00 d1t03
Static @ 2:06 & 2:45 d1t09

First Box of Rain since 07-28-73

Grateful Dead – Hampton, VA (03/19/86)

Grateful Dead
03/19/86
Hampton Coliseum
Hampton, VA

–Set 1–
101-d1t01 – Hell in a Bucket ->
102-d1t02 – Stagger Lee,
103-d1t03 – CC Rider,
104-d1t04 – Cold Rain & Snow ->
105-d1t05 – Beat It On Down The Line ->
106-d1t06 – Big Railroad Blues ->
107-d1t07 – Looks Like Rain ->
108-d1t08 – Visions Of Johanna ->
109-d1t09 – The Music Never Stopped ->
110-d1t10 – Don’t Ease Me In

–Set 2–
201-d2t01 – China Cat Sunflower ->
202-d2t02 – I Know You Rider ->
203-d2t03 – Playin’ In The Band ->
204-d2t04 – Drums ->
205-d2t05 – Space ->
206-d2t06 – The Wheel ->
207-d2t07 – Truckin’ ->
208-d2t08 – Black Peter ->
209-d2t09 – Around & Around ->
210-d2t10 – Johnny B. Goode,

–Encore–
211-d2t11 – The Mighty Quinn

Steve Earle – Alexandria, VA (08/27/95)

Steve Earle
The Birchmere, Alexandria, VA
August 27, 1995

01 Mystery Train
02 Hometown Blues
03 Sometimes She Forgets
04 Tom Ames’ Prayer
05 Angel Is The Devil
06 Sailor Man
07 Devil’s Right Hand
08 I’m Looking Through You
09 Goodbye
10 South Nashville Blues
11 Now She’s Gone
12 My Old Friend The Blues
13 Someday
14 I Ain’t Ever Satisfied
15 When Will We Be Married *
16 Rivers Of Babylon *
17 I’m Nothin’ Without You *
18 Northern Winds

19 Ben McCulloch
20 White Freightliner Blues
21 Copperhead Road
22 Guitar Town
23 Down The Road
24 Goodnight Irene *

w/ Siobhan Kennedy (then Maher)

Lineage: (Bootleg) aud > ? > cdrx > eac(secure) > wav > flac16

An early Train A-Comin’ gig, with Steve in a particularly jovial mood and a lively audience. A great, fun bootleg with good sound quality. The gig includes relatively rare performances of Sailor Man and Goodnight Irene. Another highlight is a set of duets with Siobhan Kennedy (then Maher).

(Bootleg filler not included here).

JD Crowe & The New South – Berryville, VA (06/18/75)

J.D. Crowe & the New South
06/18/75
Berryville Bluegrass Festival
Berryville, VA

I’ll Stay Around -> Flint Hill Special
Sin City
The Leaves That Are Green
Stoney Creek
Devil In Disguise
Beaumont Rag
Born To Be With You
You Can Have Her
Nashville Skyline Rag
Some Old Day
Head Over Heels
Bugle Call Rag
You Don’t Know My Mind
God’s Own Singer
Fireball, I’m Walkin’
Train 45

Comment
(Tony Rice, J.D. Crowe, Ricky Skaggs, Jerry Douglas, Boby Slone)

Bill Monroe – Berryville, VA (08/14/60)

Bill Monroe , Mac Wiseman And Don Reno Reunion 1960
1960-08-14 (Sunday)
Watermelon Park
Berryville, Va.

1 Travelling Down This Lonesome Road
2 Can’t You Hear Me Callin’
3 Will You Be Lovin’ Another Man
4 When He Reached Down His Hand For Me
5 I Hear A Sweet Voice Calling
6 Bluegrass Stomp
7 When You Are Lonely
8 Lonesome Road Blues

This set has previously circulated incorrectly as Newport 1960. Bill Monroe did not play Newport until 1963 so we know that was incorrect.

Neil Rosenberg helped to track down the correct date, with a resource at Bluegrass Unlimited: Walt Saunders

“I tracked down the date of the show Don Owens produced at Watermelon Park, in Berryville, Va. The date was Sunday, August 14, 1960. It was billed as ‘Blue Grass Day.’ I found the ad in the newspaper archives of the Handley Library in Winchester, Va. It appeared in The Winchester Star several days before the event. The ad listed the artists. Here they are, misspellings and all, in the order and pretty much how they appeared:

MAX WISEMAN
and the OSBORNE BROTHERS
and
SCOTTY STONEMAN,
BILL MONROE and the BLUE GRASS BOYS,
DON RENO and RED SMILEY,
BUCK RYAN and SMITTY IRWIN, BILL HARRIS.

The print for Wiseman, the Osbornes and Stoneman was bold and larger size than the other artists, which indicates who Owens considered to be the biggest draw, not only in the northern Shenandoah Valley, but also in the Washington, DC area, as he advertised in on his TV show.

Don knew all of these artists personally, so I assume the misspellings were not his, but likely the folks at the newspaper. Bill Harris of course is Bill Harrell, and Buck and Smitty were in his band.
This show was approximately a year before the one at Luray (I believe July 4, 1961), which has received all of the attention ever since.

First seeded in the Bluegrasshub by J Norstad
Research and identification by aikowolf
March 11, 2012

Steve Earle – Alexandria, VA (07/25/93)

Steve Earle
The Birchmere
Alexandria, Virginia
25 July 1993

01 I Ain’t Ever Satisfied
02 Angry Young Man
03 My Old Friend The Blues
04 Someday
05 Angel Is The Devil
06 Hometown Blues
07 The Devil’s Right Hand
08 Fearless Heart
09 The Unrepentant
10 Hurtin’ Me, Hurtin’ You
11 “House lights, please”
12 When Will We Be Married? (Trad.)
13 Guitar Town
14 “Lightnin’ Hopkins and Mance Lipscomb”
15 So Different Blues (Lipscomb)
16 Limousine Blues (Hopkins)
17 Regular Guy
18 Copperhead Road

19 Close Your Eyes

Source: Realistic ECM > Sony WM-D3 > Soundforge > CD Wave > FLAC

Recent upgrade (made available by the original taper in May 2005) of what was previously described here as, “A very rough bootleg, both in terms of sound quality and performance”. This recording is significantly better; for a start, it’s complete and lacks the drop-outs that afflicted the other source.

Despite the declaration “It’s time to make another record. Vacation in the ghetto’s over.” Steve’s next album and tour weren’t to materialise until 1995, and listening to this it becomes clear why. You’ve got to admire the fact that he’s even able to take the stage. Raw and powerful stuff, but his voice is shot to hell and every song sounds like a colossal effort. A fight breaks out in the audience after Hurtin’ Me, Hurtin’ You and Steve has to halt proceedings temporarily to try and restore some sort of order. According to another attendee, the interruption was caused by Steve’s heading out into the crowd to “deal with” somebody who had shouted a comment about him using.

Some comments from a guy who was at the gig:
“It’s pretty amazing Steve, in his condition, was even standing upright. And yet, I’ll tell you, I had never heard the guy before, didn’t care, got dragged by a friend, and waited while he was about two hours late showing up and YET, it was a real powerful concert. I was very impressed with him.Whatever else was going on with him (that’s pretty much the world’s biggest euphemism? Right?), I had a great time and my friend proved herself right that he was a superb talent. Even on THAT night, if you were there, and had never seen him before, whatever it was STILL came shining through all that damage, and the lateness and the fight in the audience.He took no prisoners that show, I’m telling you. See someone at their absolute WORST and become a devoted fan? It doesn’t happen that often. He absolutely won me over with his talent.
…
I remember the fight [“House lights please”] now. It was toward the back of the club but I now recall it was bad enough that I remember I said to my friend “Should we LEAVE?” and she said, “Nah, just a bunch of cowboys.” But this was not a shoving-match type thing, I seem to recall like, a chair being thrown quite aways, it wasn’t a little dust-up. I’ve worked in nightclubs and seen a few and honestly thought when this one started, maybe head for the door? Which is not my usual response to that crap, this one was fairly dramatic. Don’t remember ANYTHING about what Steve was up to at that point, I’m sure Steve doesn’t remember ANYTHING either… I’d be surprised if Steve remembers he even played that gig.”

John Prine – Vienna, VA (08/14/92)

John Prine
“The Wolf Trap Concert 1992”
Wolf Trap, Vienna, VA
1992-08-14

Lineage: SBD > ??? > WAV > Track Splitting > FLAC Level 8

Setlist:

Disc 1

xx. Spanish Pipedream
01. The Oldest Baby in the World
02. Fish and Whistle
03. Bruised Orange (Chain of Sorrow)
04. Picture Show
05. You Got Gold
06. All the Best
07. There She Goes
08. Storm Windows
09. Donald and Lydia
10. Souvenirs
11. Grandpa Was a Carpenter

Disc 2

01. The Bottomless Lake
02. Christmas in Prison
03. Way Back Then
04. Jesus, the Missing Years
05. It’s a Big Old Goofy World
06. Your Flag Decal Won’t Get You Into Heaven Anymore
07. Sam Stone
08. Daddy’s Little Pumpkin
09. The Sins of Memphisto
10. If You Don’t Want My Love
11. Everybody Wants to Feel Like You
12. Hello in There
xx. Everything Is Cool
xx. Angel From Montgomery
xx. Paradise

Total Duration: 96 minutes and 4 seconds

Band:

John Prine – Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Duane Jarvis – Electric Guitar, Bass
Bill Bonk – Mandolin, Guitar, Harmonica
Phil Parlapiano – Keyboard, Accordion, Slide Guitar

Notes:

This is a very good soundboard recording from Prine’s 1992 tour. However, according to the Prine Shrine website, a few songs are missing from my copy and were marked in the setlist as “xx”. The Prine Shrine also listed “Killing the Blues” in the setlist but it’s actually “Way Back Then” in my copy of the concert.

Tony Rice & Alison Krauss – Alexandria, VA (10/07/88)

Tony Rice Unit
The Birchmere
Alexandria, VA
October 7, 1988

Disc 1 53:18
1st Set:
1. Likes Of Me
2. Little Sadie
3. A Song For Life
4. Band Intros
5. Cold On the Shoulder
6. Blue Railroad Train
7. Nine Pound Hammer
8. Song For A Winters Night
9. Ginseng Sullivan
10. Shadows
11. Why You Been Gone So Long?
12. New Camptown Races
13. Early Morning Rain
14. Goldrush
15. Sixteen Miles

Disc 2 66:53
2nd Set:
1. Age
2. St James Hospital
3. Ten Degrees
4. Fare Thee Well
5. Cry, Cry Darling
6. Cricket
7. Moviní Out
8. ñ Enter Kevin Church –
9. Ainít Nobody Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone
10. Blue Night
11. Wayfaring Stranger
12. John Hardy
13. Bitter Green
14. Me and My Guitar
15. goodnight

Source: Soundboard Master Cassette > DAT from Sean Hawkins
Transfer: Panasonic SV-3700 > M-Audio 24/96 > @ 24 Bit to Wavelab >
to 16 bit CD WAVE > FLAC
Transfers and Seeded to bt.etree.org by Bill Koucky December 16, 2006

Band:
Tony Rice – Guitar and Vocals
Alison Krauss – Fiddle and Vocals
Jimmy Gaudreau – Mandolin and Vocals
Wyatt Rice – Rhythm and Lead Guitar
Mark Schatz – Bass

Guest:
Kevin Church ñ Banjo and Vocals

Bob Dylan – Norfolk, VA (11/07/89)

Bob Dylan
Chrysler Hall
Norfolk, Virginia
7 November 1989

01 Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I’ll Go Mine)
02 Masters Of War
03 Positively 4th Street
04 When First Unto This Country
05 All Along The Watchtower
06 You’re A Big Girl Now
07 Song To Woody (acoustic)
08 A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall [start fragment only]
— It Ain’t Me, Babe
— Everything Is Broken
— What Good Am I?
— I Shall Be Released
— Man In The Long Black Coat
— Like A Rolling Stone
— Barbara Allen (trad.)
— Maggie’s Farm

The circulating tape is incomplete and contains only 1-7 and a fragment of 8.

Concert # 164 of The Never-Ending Tour.
Concert # 21 of the 1989 USA Fall Tour.
Concert # 86 with the second Never-Ending Tour Band:
Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar)
G. E. Smith (guitar)
Tony Garnier (bass)
Christopher Parker (drums).

7-9 and 15 Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar), G.E. Smith (guitar).
1, 6 Bob Dylan harmonica.

First of only two performances of When First Unto This Country. The second was in Budapest 12 June 1991.

Source 1:
LB-07149 ; 37min ; 1CDR ; Rating: B-
SHN 0.7304 (8 files)
HungerCity 2009-01-20 by kisseber

Source 2:

LosslessBob LB-216: master.has heavy tv band; very good sound but with a clanginess in the background probably from drummer,
click drop between tracks and track not always at song start;
More taping problems here and the only existing tape has just the first 8 songs.
Hard Rain is cut as the taping stops. has gaps between tracks; drop t1 0:13, 0:20,

Fix of LB-216: SHN > WAV > Wave Repair 4.9.3 to fix index gaps/clicks, re-tracked to better positions. Closed two destructive gaps on track 1 at 00:12+19 seconds. The gaps are on audience cheer so no harsh skip on music is created and the gaps already have a slight fade-out/in > FLAC

Source 3:
LB-0216

(37min), master, very good sound but with a clanginess in the background probably from drummer, click drop between tracks and track not always at song start; ‘More taping problems here and the only existing tape has just the first 8 songs. Hard Rain is cut as the taping stops.’

Old & In The Way – Warrenton, VA (06/08/73)

Old & In the Way
Lake Whippoorwill
Warrenton, VA
6/8/73

This is flac encoded & tagged version of shnid: 20681
8th Annual Warrenton Bluegrass Folk Festival

MAC (Taped by Jerry Moore, Sony 126 w/ built-in mic, right
in front of stage) > ? > transfer (Dave Tamarkin) >
digital cleanup (Peter G.) > CD.
**info file updated 8/2004, had been listed as “Unknown Aud”**

1. Instrumental
2. On and On
3. The Willow Garden
4. Mule Skinner Blues
5. Land Of The Navajo
6. ‘Til The End Of The World Rolls ‘Round
7. No It Ain’t (1)
8. Lost (1?)

Notes:
(1) with Tex Logan on fiddle