XX-XX-1971
Teddy's,
Milwaukee, WI
soundboard recording
Lineage: SBD>?>LP>low gen tape, TDK SA-90, lot # AKEB621C
Transfer: source tape>Harmon Kardon TD 302 cassette deck, heads aligned to each tape segment> Zoom H2 (16/44.1)>edited and tracked with wavepad> FLAC (level 8 ) & checksums via traderslittlehelper
Analog>digital transfer and all other mastering by arfarf.
No EQ, normalization or other sweetening of what I hope is an accurate reflection of the source recording.
Analog to digital transfer 2011-06-08
Notes: Sounds like there is a vinyl generation in the lineage.
01 -banter and tuning-
02 Reefer Blues
03 Future Blues
04 So Sad
--30:28--
rar files packed with a (winrar) recovery record -
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Comments welcome.
3 comments:
Thanks, always interested in Canned Heat shows even if they are like this one w/o Alan 'Blind Owl' Wilson.
I was lucky enough to see Canned Heat live a couple of times (Ash Grove) with Alan Wilson and they rearranged a couple of million of my brain cells for the better. Thanks very much for the music. Any more Allen Wilson around? Great harmonica player with his own style.
Doesn't the lead singer kind of sound like Ernie from Sesame Street?
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