Wisconsin Death Trip [][] | 2021-07-31 | Jerry Joseph and the Jackmormons

2:58:44

SBDREMASTER

Taper:

Brian Ripple

Transferrer:

Brian Ripple (remaster by Bill Mulvey)

SHNID:

jjj2021-07-31.jjj.sbd.ripple.vgrm692.flac1648

Source:

SBD

Lineage:

(remaster): --plus--dc offset corrected, VC, PD&Norm, lc, EQ, tracking, fades & info research--8/2021.

Taper Notes:

View Notes...cover tunes & their corresponding artists/writers:  
"rex's blues" - Townes Van Zandt, artist (1st release in 1977);  Townes Van Zandt, writer
"family affair" - Sly & the Family Stone, artist (1st release on 11/20/1971);  Sylvester "Sly Stone" Stewart, writer
"golden lady" - Stevie Wonder, artist (1st release on 8/3/1973);  Steveland Hardaway "Stevie Wonder" Judkins, writer
"i gotsta get paid" - ZZ Top, artist;  Dorie Dorsey/Billy Gibbons/Kyle West/Al B.Sure!/Joe Hardy/G.L.Moon, writers
"25 lighters" - DJ DMD ft.Lil' Keke & Fat Pat, artist;  Dorie Dorsey/Kyle West/Al B.Sure!/Joe Hardy/G.L.Moon, writers
"every picture tells a story" - Rod Stewart, artist (1st release in June 1971);  Rod Stewart/Ron Wood, writers
"we will not be lovers" - the Waterboys, artist (1st release in October 1988);  Mike Scott, writer
"dweller on the threshold" - Van Morrison, artist (1st release on 2/16/1982);  Van Morrison/Hugh Murphy, writers
"i shall be released" - the Band, artist (1st release 7/1/1968); Bob Dylan, writer;  Bob Dylan w/ the Band, artist (1st recording sometime in June thru October, 1967 at Big Pink)
"maybe i'm amazed" - Paul McCartney, artist (1st release on 4/17/1970);  Paul McCartney, writer
"tennessee fire" - the Silos, artist (1st release in 1987);  Walter Salas-Humara, writer

Jerry Joseph - guitar, vox
Steve Drizos - drums, percussion, b.vox
Steven James Wright - bass, b.vox
Eric Martinez - guitar, b.vox

Brian Ripple - foh sound

SBD by Brian Ripple  
--plus--dc offset corrected, VC, PD&Norm, lc, EQ, tracking, fades & info research by Bill Mulvey--8/2021.  

vanillag NOTES:  
--Walter Salas-Humara opened  
--During the extended jam section in "Happy Book" (following all the lyrics), Jerry jumped off the stage to go put cotton in the ears of a little boy who was rocking out hard & boogieing down right in front of the stage (to protect his ears from the onslaught of volume)...he then proceeded to dance with him for a good while, much to the delight of everyone in attendance.  
--Special Thanks to Brian Ripple for recording this, doing such a good job mixing & getting it out there!!  
--1st shows in the brand new amphitheatre structure built by the Montana Heritage Commission.  
%%=for the first partial song representing Walter Salas-Humara's set (entire set was obviously not recorded), the volume was super low & so I pumped it up to be even with the final 2 songs in there & also treated/remastered it the same way.  This brought along some noise floor along with it & also it seems that just the guitar was being fed to the recording channels & any vox one hears during this tune were just being picked up by the acoustic guitar pickup.  Everything comes into focus for the next tunes in his partial set.  

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