Alvin Youngblood Hart
Freight & Salvage
Berkeley, CA
June 13, 1996

-Disc One-
1. intro
2. Pony Blues
3. Dekalb Blues
4. Joe Friday
5. Hillbilly Willie's Blues
6. Please Baby
7. Them Fairweather Friends
8. When I Was a Cowboy
9. Mama Don't Allow
10. Shake It, Brake It, & Hang It On The Wall
11. If Blues Was Money
12. Big Mama's Door
13. Livin' in a Strain
14. Railroad Bill
15. Tom Rushing Blues

-Disc Two-
16. Big Railroad Blues
17. Rest Your Saddle
18. Things 'Bout Comin' My Way
19. Devil Got My Woman
20. Gallow's Pole
21. Aberdeen Blues


Source:
Sonic Studios DSM6 mics (FOB) > Sony TCD-D3 DAT master >
DAT clone @ 48k > DAT clone @ 48k >
Marantz CDR-630 @ 44.1 k > CDRs > EAC (Secure) >
wav > CDwav (tracksplits) > CDR > EAC > FLAC

Notes:
Freight & Salvage Coffeehouse is a nonprofit community arts organization.
Founded in 1968 by Nancy Owens, it is also the longest-running, full-time venue for folk and traditional music west of the Mississippi River.
This show dates to before its renovation & expansion, when it could still only hold 220 people.
Befitting the room, the audience is quiet, engaged, and appreciative, and Alvin is in a fine form.

To explain the convolulted source chain:
My memory is hazy, but I'm pretty sure I received this show from a DAT/CDR trader not long after it occurred, on 2 CDRs as two long tracks.
I ripped the CDs with EAC and used CDwav to split them, but I can only assume I wasn't using SHN yet, as I then burned two discs with the new files.
This FLAC fileset was ripped from those burned CDRs. I also created the artwork included.

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