Glenn Frey & Joe Walsh
Westbury Music Fair
Westbury, NY
July 18, 1993
(TapeTyrant Archive Series Volume 14)

Transfer: Master SB > Fostex D-5 > Audacity > iZotope RX 8 > xACT 2.50 > FLAC

01 Introduction
02 Long Hot Summer
03 Sexy Girl
04 The One You Love
05 Ordinary Average Guy
06 New Kid In Town
07 Pretty Maids All In A Row
08 I've Got Mine
09 Lyin' Eyes
10 Walk Away
11 Peaceful Easy Feeling
12 Help Me Through the Night
13 You Belong to the City
14 In The City
15 Funk 49 + Band Introduction
16 Smuggler's Blues
17 Life's Been Good
18 Dialogue
19 Life In The Fast Lane

Known Faults:
-Life's Been Good: splice

Working our way through TapeTyrant's Master tapes for the crazy good "TapeTyrant Master Series" one thing has become clear. Not only does he have an outstanding master archives, he also has a very impressive archive of uncirculated 1st gens and soundboards.

Looking for the best way to present those since they can't be part of the master series but critical to get out none the less, we landed on a TapeTyrant second series to be known by the creative title the "TapeTyrant Archive Series". This series will feature uncirculated Soundboards, low gen (mostly 1st) uncirculated audience captures and upgrades.

Another excellent quality uncirculated SB from the Westbury Music Fair, this is the last night of the 1993 Glenn Frey & Joe Walsh tour. Some online setlist/gig guides list there being a show on the 19th but there is no supporting evidence for a show on the 19th, all newspaper ads list the 18th being the only show and Frey mentions during the show it's the last night of the tour.

Usually the last night of tours are special shows but seems to be opposite here, though the show appears to run the length of most shows from this tour timewise they appear to cut the number of songs short at this performance. This is likely due to them effing around between songs and I'm not talking stories that are interesting and fit in context of the show or their history, they are effing around claiming they have been sober for years but not sounding like it. In all they "chatted" between songs for a whopping 21 minutes, they could have easily played 3 more songs in that time with plenty of time still to eff around.

We owe TapeTyrant a big debt of gratitude for allowing me the honor of mastering and sharing his archives with all of us in what I hope are the definitive editions.

Get into those closets, basements and attics and let's get those uncirculated captures and upgrades out!

Artwork is included.

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(01) Pink Floyd Touring Band 1987-10-11 New York City (Master - unnumbered)
(02) Genesis 1983-11-18 New York City (1st Gen - unnumbered)
03 Sonny Rollins 1984-11-14 Boulder, CO (Low Gen SB)
04 Weather Report 1980-02-24 San Francisco, CA (1st Gen)
05 Jethro Tull 1988-06-27 New York City, NY (1st Gen)
06 UB40 1986-08-19 New York City, NY (1st Gen)
07 David Byrne 1989-10-13 Hollywood, CA (1st Gen)
08 Andy Summers Band 1989-09-26 Redondo Beach, CA (DAT Master > Cassette)
09 Doobie Brothers 1998-06-25 Westbury, NY (DAT SB)
10 Elvis Costello 1995-10-03 New York City, NY
11 Ziggy Marley 1998-03-07 Westbury, NY (DAT SB)
12 Jean-Luc Ponty 1990-08-17 Los Angeles, CA
13 Fabulous Thunderbirds 1997-11-25 Westbury, NY (DAT SB)
14 Glenn Frey & Joe Walsh 1993-07-18 Westbury, NY (SB)

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