Pfleghofsaal, Langenau, Germany March 14, 1997
** SOUNDBOARD DAT-master, MWM 0138 **
>> a true Texas legend - MISERYMAN recording #65 - SUPERB SOUND & UNTRADED SO FAR
lineage: recorded by miseryman, soundboard to DAT
the recording: Soundboard > Analog Cable > Tascam DA-20 (16 bit, SP 48 kHz) > DAT (Denon R-180DT, Digital Reality, 90 meter tape)
the transfer: DAT (master) > Tascam DA-20 II, digital S/P-DIF out > Oehlbach Hyper Profi Opto Set (optical fibre, TOS-Link) > Behringer SRC-2496 Ultramatch Pro
(Ultra-high-resolution 24-Bit/96 kHz A/D & D/A and Sample Rate Converter & Dropouts-/Jitter Remover) > 16 bit, SP 48 kHz converted to 16 bit, SP 44,1 kHz > > Oehlbach Hyper Profi Opto Set (optical fibre, TOS-Link) > Terratec Aureon 7.1 PCI - Dolby Digital Live Soundcard with C-Media CMI8768 Soundprocessor Chip, digital S/P-DIF in > Motherboard with AMD Multicore Processor, Serial ATA Interface > CD Wave (recording) > Harddisc Western Digital with Thermaltake HD Cooler > lonetaper's secret box of miracles > CD Wave (tracking) > Traders Little Helper (SB aligned/level 6) > FLAC
Ray Wylie Hubbard
(born 13 November 1946 in Soper, Oklahoma) is an American country music singer and songwriter.
Early life
Ray Wylie grew up in southeastern town of Hugo, Oklahoma. His family moved to Oak Cliff in south Dallas, Texas in 1954. He attended Adamson High School with Michael Martin Murphey, who had his own band at the time. Hubbard graduated in 1965 and enrolled in college as an English major. He spent the summers in Red River, New Mexico playing folk music.
Career
During his time in New Mexico, Hubbard wrote "Up Against the Wall, Redneck Mother", made famous by Jerry Jeff Walker's 1973 recording. Hubbard recorded for various labels but struggled with sales; his mix of country, folk and blues elements didn’t find an audience. After leaving the scene and struggling with personal problems, he returned to recording with "Lost Train of Thought" in 1992 and "Loco Gringo's Lament" in 1994.
Today Ray Wylie Hubbard is an elder statesman of the Texas music scene. From New Braunfels, Texas, Hubbard hosts a Tuesday night radio show in called "Roots & Branches". This program promotes new and established Americana artists. Like some other performers in his genre, he is perhaps as popular in Europe as in the US - Hubbard has been invited by record companies in the Netherlands to produce albums. His most recent recordings have been produced by Texas guitarist Gurf Morlix.
the complete recording:
All songs by Ray Wylie Hubbard unless otherwise specified.
CD 1 (48:26.29 mins)
1-01. ...entering the stage & German intro by Ray... 1:04.11
1-02. Just To Hold You 4:04.21
1-03. ...band intro: this is Terry/next is an anti drug song... 2:16.18
1-04. Loco Gringo's Lament 4:56.09
1-05. ...thank you/you might be a little nervous/a honky tonk gospel tune... 3:25.39
1-06. When She Sang Amazing Grace 5:45.44
1-07. ...the best it was ever been done/about writing songs... 1:58.65
1-08. Dust of the Chase 5:15.51
1-09. ...thank you/wrote this during the Kerrville Folk Festival... 1:49.42
1-10. If Heaven Is Not A Place To Go 3:02.42
1-11. ...thank you/wrote this after we played Lubbock, TX... 1:30.45
1-12. Last Younger Son 5:40.39
1-13. ...thank you/just got a new CD out/very glad to be here... 2:50.65
1-14. Hey That's Alright 4:45.63
CD 2 (53:07.71 mins)
2-01. ...about writers and record deals/about Kate... 1:31.45
2-02. Ballad of the Crimson Kings 5:58.28
2-03. ...the hardcore serious cowboy hillbilly redneck country bar... 5:46.70
2-04. -> Up Against the Wall, Redneck Mothers 3:03.39
2-05. ...a song for 25 years/three month ago at a wedding in Kerrville... 2:10.29
2-06. Without Love (We're Just Wastin' Time) & 3:42.60
2-07. ...the hardest song i ever tried to write...got a book about Rilke... 3:52.50
2-08. The Messenger & 4:02.05
2-09. ...thank you very much, you've been a treasure tonight/crowd noise... 1:10.34
encore 1:
2-10. ...thank you/need mikes for Kate & Susanne... 1:07.40
2-11. Snowin On Raton
2-12. ...i'm doing this song now not because i'm homesick... 1:00.73
2-13. This Land Is Your Land
2-14. ...thanks Kate, thanks Suzanne...auf Wiedersehen/wild crowd noise... 1:20.56
encore 2:
2-15. ...thank you/wonderful time/about Donny, the honkytonk singer... 2:09.25
2-16. Bless the Hearts of the Lonely
2-17. Will The Circle Be Unbroken
2-18. ...thank you all very much/final crowd noise.... 0:25.36
total: 48:26.29 + 53:07.71 = 101:34.00 mins
the notes:
& - with Susanne Loaker on acoustic bass
# - with Kate McDonnell on harmony vocals & Susanne Loaker on acoustic bass
the musicians:
Ray Wylie Hubbard - lead vocals, acoustic guitar
Terry "Buffalo" Ware - acoustic guitar
and on some songs:
Susanne Loaker - acoustic bass
Kate McDonnell - harmony & backing vocals
... No animals were harmed in the making of this recording or during the mastering and transfer.
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1 comment:
Thanks! Hubbard is not known to many, but he's a real gem. Lovely to find this here! Been harvesting from your fields for a few years now and it's been great!
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