Gary Clark Jr. - SOLO
Carnegie Hall, NYC
08 December 20918

This set was recorded full econo-mode, straight to my new Edirol R-05s built in mics. Then copied from SD card to my Mac and cut into tracks, volume boosted and exported to FLAC with Amadeus Pro 2. Fingerprints created with xACT; Torrent file ands upload facilitated with Transmit.

I am providing the highest quality file I have at 24/48 audio. Re-convert as you need for CDs or other uses but please do not trade other then original files. (as if I could stop you) If you do not like the way I record or the equipment I use, wait for another upload.

So as it was billed, An Intimate Solo Show, it was. Just Gary and his guitars.As too can see many classic blues and a great mix of his won tunes. There was never any doubt he belongs in this company but it was nice to see him prove it. My only complaint was that the show was too short. Not even 1.5 hours in total. Truly a great set, but I wanted more.


Lineup:
Just the man, and some guitars, harmonica and a little foot precision. Very nice.


I hope you Enjoy!

Tracks:
In the Evening (When the Sun Goes Down)(Leroy Carr cover)
Freight Train (Chas McDevitt Skiffle Group cover)
Catfish Blues (Robert Petway cover)
Shame, Shame, Shame (Jimmy Reed cover)
Honest I Do (Jimmy Reed cover)
Things Are Changin'
Hold On
Our Love
Bright Lights
Don't Owe You a Thang
Next Door Neighbor Blues
Please Find My Baby (Elmore James cover)
The Sky Is Crying (Elmore James cover)
Numb
The Healing
Worry No More

Encore:
Shake


PS: Please Don't Sell This

PSS: For the inevitable requests;
I’m really sorry but I can’t offer other bit depths. There is only so much time in the day and I love to contribute music to this venue and hope that folks enjoy these shows too. So I put to the best of what I have and hope users will take a little effort to get the output files they need. It should be a one step process, I know it is with the Mac based software recommended below. I hope it is just as easy with the windows options.

On the Mac I think XLD is great; you give it a batch of files and it will out put pretty much what ever you need and will easily convert these 24bit flacs to 16bit AIFFs you can burn to CD. It will also allow you to clean up the metadata if you roll that way. Right click to apply to batch. While definitely worth a donation it is totally free, check it out. http://tmkk.undo.jp/xld/index_e.html

For windows, I would love to hear more current suggestions but I have always heard great things about Traders Little Helper. http://tlh.easytree.org/ But I do not use it nor am I 100% sure that it will take a 24bit flac and give your a 16bit wav in one motion. I have also heard good things about http://www.foobar2000.org/ I also had http://www.voxengo.com/product/r8brain/ recommended as a straight bit conversion for free that will take what I gave and give you swell CD quality. GO!

As with all of this windows stuff all the same caveats apply - I don’t use it and have not tried it. Still I would continue to welcome any current confirmation or commentary to help make this note more helpful.

Thanks.