Mas y Mas>Are You Experienced?>Not Fade Away>Bertha | 1999-07-24 | Los Lobos

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Beerengineer
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Beerengineer
SHNID:
LosLobos1999-07-24.sbd.ppv.beerengineer.flac1644
Source:
Pay-Per-View TV> VHS HiFi Master
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Direct Line Out>Nakamichi Dmp 100 PCM With %VHSTape>PlayBack>Nakamichi Dmp 100 PCM % Analog Out>Cool Edit Pro @ 24-48>16-441
Taper Notes:
View Notes...cover tunes & their corresponding artists/writers:  
"rattlesnake shake" - Fleetwood Mac, artist (1st release on 9/19/1969);  Peter Green, writer
"dear mr.fantasy" - Traffic, artist (1st release on 12/8/1967);  Jim Capaldi/Steve Winwood/Chris Wood, writers
"méxico americano" - Rumel Fuentes, artist (1st release in the late 1960s/early 1970s); Rumel Fuentes, writer
"los ojos de pancha" - Los Alegres de Terán, artist (1st release in 1962);  Juan Romero, writer  
"are you experienced?" - the Jimi Hendrix Experience, artist (1st release on 5/12/1967);  Jimi Hendrix, writer
"not fade away" - the Crickets, artist (1st release on 10/27/1957);  Buddy Holly (Charles Hardin Holley)/Norman Petty, writers
"bertha" - Grateful Dead, artist (1st release on 9/24/1971); Jerry Garcia/Robert Hunter, writers  
"the star spangled banner" - Victor Military Band, artist (1st release in September 1914);  John Stafford Smith (music)/Francis Scott Key+Ralph Tomlinson (lyrics), writers  

David Hidalgo - guitar, accordion, fiddle, requinto jarocho, percussion, vox
Cesar Rosas - guitar, mandolin, bajo sexto, vox
Louie Pérez - drums, guitar, jarana huasteca, vox
Conrad Lozano - bass, guitar, guitarron, b.vox
Steve Berlin - saxophones, keys, percussion, flute, midi sax, harmonica, melodica
Victor Bisetti - drums, percussion, moog synthesizer, b.vox

Lineage:  
Pay-Per-View TV> VHS HiFi Master> Direct Line Out>Nakamichi Dmp 100 PCM With %VHSTape>
PlayBack> Nakamichi Dmp 100 PCM % Analog Out> Cool Edit Pro @ 24-48> 16-441
Recorded Tracked & Transferred Beerengineer On 4-14-2020

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vanillag NOTES (7/10/2022):  
--BIG thanks to Beerengineer for recording & sharing this Los Lobos set!!  
--"Woodstock '99" aka "Woodstock 1999" aka "Woodstock 99 Arts & Music Fair"
--Los Lobos performed from 6:20pm-7:35pm on the West Stage  
--they had 2 drum kits up there for this
--"The Star-Spangled Banner" is music from the PPV & not part of the set...David Hidalgo does seem to reference it with a couple notes as he is putting his guitar back in its stand at the end & letting it drone as they walk off, etc., but Los Lobos did not play the tune in any real capacity.  
--Full artist schedule on the West Stage on this day were (from 1st band played to last band played):  Spitfire (non-musical: political action group);  Guster;  Bruce Hornsby;  Everclear;  Ice Cube;  Los Lobos;  Mickey Hart/Planet Drum;  the Chemical Brothers  
--I discovered a couple VHS tracking noises in t01...also heard a small one during "Bertha".  There may or may not be more as I was just jumping thru this.  
--there is a strange discontinuity at the beginning of t12 (like there was a small skitz in the broadcast...this section also repeats), but the tune is there in full
--I fixed some mis-spellings in the setlist & corrected tunes toward how they appear on the original albums
--added more detail to the setlist
--added info regarding the covers tunes' original artists & their writers
--added the band members info
--added pictures of the gig & the stage & Woodstock '99 posters
--renamed the FLACs so it all made more sense
--created a new ffp checksum file
--added the ffp fingerprints to the text file
--created an md5 checksum file
--https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodstock_%2799