09 Dixie Chicken > | 1974-10-24 | Little Feat

58:58

Taper:

Steve Hopkins

Transferrer:

Steve Hopkins; pitch correction/remaster by Prof.Goody

SHNID:

lf1974-10-24.fob-sony-tc55.hopkins.rm-goody-v2.174171.flac1644

Source:

Sony TC-55 w/ built in condenser mic & auto level control (FOB)

Lineage:

Nakamichi DR-2 > Sony DTC-60ES > Philips CDR-775 > EAC > FLAC > TLH > WAV > CD Wave; Goody's additional lineage: Audition (Pitch Bender -55 cents + v.2 edits - various additional tweaks to adjust drift; Level boosts, fades) > iZotope RX10 Advanced (Azimuth and phase adjustments) > TLH (FLAC Level 8; Align sector boundaries; .ffp) > foobar2000 (tags)

Taper Notes:

View NotesLowell George (Lowell Thomas George;  aka 'Fritz';  aka 'Sneed Urn';  aka 'LG') - guitar, harmonica, vox
Paul Barrère - guitar, vox
Sam "Scat-Man-Do" Clayton (Samuel Clayton III) - congas, percussion, vox
Kenny Gradney (Kenneth Raphael Gradney) - bass
Richie Hayward (Richard Thomas Hayward) - drums, percussion, vox
Bill Payne (William H.Payne;  aka 'Bill Pain') - keys, vox

original Steve Hopkins Notes (2009-12-16):  
--t10 ("Tripe Face Boogie") - tape flip @ 1:16
--Opened for Dave Mason
--No Noise Reduction, Processing or EQ 
--Recorded & Transferred by Steve Hopkins 
--Covers by ethiessen1 (Thanks!)

Goody's v.2 Notes (2025-09-10):  
--Upon revisiting this show, it was discovered that the speed had a small previously unaccounted for gradual speed-up from a slow start which was a bit more than had been taken into account the first time this show had been adjusted in order to correct what was thought to be a more steady rate of playback.  
--This has been revisited more precisely here. 
--The audio was also improved by adjustments to the azimuth and phase in this new update.
--My thanks to Steve Hopkins for this fine historic archive!
--This edition - September 10, 2025  

vg NOTES (2026-05-05):  
--Thank you so very much to Steve Hopkins for recording & sharing this Little Feat 1974 show & to Goody for his 2025 careful speed correction & remastering of it & sharing that with all of us to enjoy.  Absolutely Appreciated!!  
--this was the opening set for Dave Mason  
--https://featbase.net/featsetlist?ID=44
--I added more detail to the band members info
--corrected some song titles toward how they appear on the original albums
--added more detail to the setlist info & venue info
--this building was built in 1852 & was originally known as the "Boston Music Hall" (1852-1900);  it was converted for use as a vaudeville theater in 1900 & operated under a number of different names during this time, including the "Music Hall" & the "Empire Theatre" (1900-1906);  it was renamed the "Orpheum Theatre" in 1906 (1906 thru 1971-01-31)...in 1915, the theater was acquired by Loew's Theatres, who reopened the Orpheum in 1916 with a completely new interior design & operated it at first as a combination vaudeville & movie theater & later as a straight first-run movie house...it closed its doors on 1971-01-31;  it then underwent a $125,000 refurbishment & reopened on 1971-05-27 as the "Aquarius Theatre" (aka "Aquarius") (1971-05-27 thru January 1974), a live concert hall;  it reverted back officially/unofficially to the "Orpheum Theatre" sometime in 1972 (1972-present [2026]), though some shows during that time (thru January 1974) were still advertised as the "Aquarius Theatre" by the promoter, or sometimes the "Orpheum-Aquarius Theatre"...also known as "Orpheum-Aquarius Theatre";  "Orphium Theater";  "The Orpheum";  "Orpheum Theater"  
--https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orpheum_Theatre_(Boston)
--https://www.orpheumtheatreboston.com/
--https://www.facebook.com/OrpheumBoston/
--created an md5 checksum file
--added the ffp fingerprints & md5 checksums to the text file
--added pics of the venue  