13 tracks
Standin' on the Corner
Tom Waits
1977-10-10
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I Never Talk to Strangers
Tom Waits
1977-10-10
tom waits1977-10-10t02
Pasties and a G-String
Tom Waits
1977-10-10
tom waits1977-10-10t03
Invitation to the Blues / Eggs and Sausage
Tom Waits
1977-10-10
tom waits1977-10-10t04
Depot, Depot
Tom Waits
1977-10-10
tom waits1977-10-10t05
Jitterbug Boy
Tom Waits
1977-10-10
tom waits1977-10-10t06
Step Right Up
Tom Waits
1977-10-10
tom waits1977-10-10t07
I Wish I Was in New Orleans / Small Change
Tom Waits
1977-10-10
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The Piano Has Been Drinking
Tom Waits
1977-10-10
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Emotional Weather Report
Tom Waits
1977-10-10
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Muriel
Tom Waits
1977-10-10
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Medley: Jack & Neal / California, Here I Come
Tom Waits
1977-10-10
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Encore: Tom Traubert's Blues
Tom Waits
1977-10-10
tom waits1977-10-10t13
Live normalize
tom_waits1977-10-10.livenormalize.txt
Tom Waits 1977-10-10 Venue: My Father's Place Location: Roslyn, NY 01 Standin' on the Corner 02 I Never Talk to Strangers 03 Pasties and a G-String 04 Invitation to the Blues / Eggs and Sausage 05 Depot, Depot 06 Jitterbug Boy 07 Step Right Up 08 I Wish I Was in New Orleans / Small Change 09 The Piano Has Been Drinking 10 Emotional Weather Report 11 Muriel 12 Medley: Jack & Neal / California, Here I Come 13 Encore: Tom Traubert's Blues Source: Unknown notes: Pre-FM feed from WLIR-FM recording truck All stage mics wired to air mix soundboard in recording truck to Maxell XLII cassette (no dolby) on a (then brand spankin' new) Nakamichi 550 cassette machine. To computer (23 years later) via: cr7a Nakamichi cassette (with azmuth adjust) to SBM1 Sony Super Bit Mapper A>D converter to digi in on Linx-one studio card (spdif). Recorded in Soundforge and mastered with CD architect to CD to SHN. Note...My cassettes have held up over the years better than the master reels of these shows. The master 1/4" reels (recorded on Ampex 456 grand master tape) would need to be literally "baked" in order to squeeze out one final play as the oxide flakes off the tape!
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