The Primate Fiasco
Northeast Kingdom Music Festival
The Chilly Ranch
Albany, Vermont
August 8, 2009

Source: Soundboard > UA-5 > Korg MR-1 DFF
Rate Conversion AudioGate to [24/44.1]
Mastering In WaveLab with iZotope Ozone 4
Dithered to 16/44.1 > CD Wave > Flac
Recorded by Bill Koucky

Nick Borges – Trumpet
Dave DelloRusso Banjo, Harp
Steve Yarbro – Saxophone, Clarinet
Tim Boucher – Tuba
Chris Trevethan - Drums

1. Intro
2. Uncle Fer
3. Muppets Medley
4. Demon
5. Don’t Mean A Thing >
6. Michael Jackson Medley:
One More Chance >
Billie Jean >
Thriller >
7. Don’t Mean A Thing
8. Saturn Returns >
9. Saint James Infirmary
10. That’s All I Need
11. All My Enemies
12. Sweet Georgia Brown
13. Thanks, Outro
14. NEKMF Fashion Show

Time: 57:28

http://www.primatefiasco.com/
http://www.nekmf.com/

Primate Fiasco. It’s so great to watch this fabulously fun Dixieland
pop extravaganza play on the street in Northampton (with hula-hooper in tow)
that you can’t find parking anymore. Why do they have to be so entertaining?

A long time ago, before ipods, there were a group of cave men who,
in between mammoth hunts and alien encounters, would play a primitive
style of music with their primitive instruments on the street
corner as glaciers drove by. Like so many young aspiring musicians
of the era, they were frozen solid and locked in ice for an untold
amount of time. Due to global warming, they recently found themselves
thawed out with a huge sleepy sand in the eye and they all had to
pee really really bad. After the shock and amazement of their new
surrounding set in, they noticed that their instruments were still
relatively in tune. They were taken in by the modern primates,
bathed, shaved, and dressed. There was much rejoicing.