RELISTENTO
Re
1994
Bands
Featured
Bands
Flyin' Mice
1994
9/21/94
Josie and Peg
11:24
I Shall Be Released
6:07
Baby Won't You Let Me Try
6:19
Prophets and Cowboys>It's All Over Now
7:56
I'm On My Way
4:09
Loan Me a Year
7:18
I Feel So Good
6:13
Brighter Day
5:56
Messin' with the Kid
10:31
Slow Motion
10:28
DA FACE
5:33
Luck Don't Come Easy
7:35
Little Red Hen
5:07
Proud Mary
11:47
What am I to Do
5:20
Candyman
5:13
Walkin' Down the Line
5:25
Rock Bottom
3:49
banter
1:27
Go and Say Goodbye
2:31
Bluegrass Instrumental>I'll Never See You Again
8:14
Millionaire's Blues>Shake Your Money Maker>Millionaire's Blues
10:07
FIN
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2:28:29
SBD
SHNID:
fm1994-09-21.sbd.flac16
Taper Notes:
View Notes**THIS SOURCE IS AN UPGRADE OF PREVIOUS SOURCE UPLOADED IN 2012** Members: In chronological order: Jon Shain (vox, acoustic guitar, banjo 1989-1996), John Whitehead (vox, electric bass 1989-1992), Mark Simonsen (vox, drums, guitar 1990-1996), Stu Cole (upright bass 1992, guitar 1996), Aaron Oliva (electric bass 1992-1996), Ben Saffer (vox, banjo, electric guitar 1992-1996) studio pals, frequent guests, and musical family members: Barney Pilgrim (violin, mandolin), Greg Bell (piano, accordion), Don Wright (mandolin), Michael Kovick (harmonica), Jason Sloate (drums), Rob Turner (vox), Paul Hollands (percussion), Amheric Hall (percussion), Greg Decker (sax) notable stage guests over the years: Jorma Kaukonen, John Mooney, Boyd Tinsley (of Dave Matthews Band), Big Boy Henry, Lightnin' Wells, John D. Holeman, Tony Williamson Influences: Hot Tuna, Taj Mahal, Grateful Dead, Big Boy Henry, Lightnin' Wells, John Dee Holeman, Slewfoot, Roger Manning, Stevie Wonder, Bill Monroe, Stanley Brothers, Peter Rowan, Tony Williamson, Steve Gronback, James Brown, Pink Floyd, The Jayhawks, Widespread Panic, Los Lobos, Beatles, Stones, John Hammond Sounds Like: We started out as an acoustic blues duo - morphed into an improvising roots rock trio - then a psychedelic jamband working bluegrass into our sound a few years before the popular craze hit - then working towards more songwriter material. Folk, blues, and bluegrass always shone through the rock stuff. Record Label: Dr. Lime Records/Flyin' Records
Source 2 of 2
2:29:15
SBD
SHNID:
fm1994-09-21.Iroquois_Club_Roanoke_Va_Flac16
Source:
SBD
Taper Notes:
View NotesMembers: In chronological order: Jon Shain (vox, acoustic guitar, banjo 1989-1996), John Whitehead (vox, electric bass 1989-1992), Mark Simonsen (vox, drums, guitar 1990-1996), Stu Cole (upright bass 1992, guitar 1996), Aaron Oliva (electric bass 1992-1996), Ben Saffer (vox, banjo, electric guitar 1992-1996) studio pals, frequent guests, and musical family members: Barney Pilgrim (violin, mandolin), Greg Bell (piano, accordion), Don Wright (mandolin), Michael Kovick (harmonica), Jason Sloate (drums), Rob Turner (vox), Paul Hollands (percussion), Amheric Hall (percussion), Greg Decker (sax) notable stage guests over the years: Jorma Kaukonen, John Mooney, Boyd Tinsley (of Dave Matthews Band), Big Boy Henry, Lightnin' Wells, John D. Holeman, Tony Williamson Influences: Hot Tuna, Taj Mahal, Grateful Dead, Big Boy Henry, Lightnin' Wells, John Dee Holeman, Slewfoot, Roger Manning, Stevie Wonder, Bill Monroe, Stanley Brothers, Peter Rowan, Tony Williamson, Steve Gronback, James Brown, Pink Floyd, The Jayhawks, Widespread Panic, Los Lobos, Beatles, Stones, John Hammond Sounds Like: We started out as an acoustic blues duo - morphed into an improvising roots rock trio - then a psychedelic jamband working bluegrass into our sound a few years before the popular craze hit - then working towards more songwriter material. Folk, blues, and bluegrass always shone through the rock stuff. Record Label: Dr. Lime Records/Flyin' Records