All Star lineup from their album -- w/extra talent and more tunes
Academy of Music - AUD by Monte
New York City
April 7, 1974

- In order of appearance -

Norman Blake on guitar & Tut Taylor on dobro
Sam Bush joins in on mandolin
David Holland joins in on bass
Vassar Clements joins in on violin
John Hartford joins in on banjo
David Bromberg joins in on guitar near the end

Notes:
The sound quality is well below my par. But - as a Great Taper - I walked away with the tape. There was no way I could go FOB here. Security was way too good. I can't tell you how I did it. If I did tell you, I'd have to kill you. I didn't bribe security. I didn't go alone. I operated alone. I walked in and out of the front door. Had to sit in the mezzanine to run my taping gear and get away with it. I was in extreme stealth mode. This is my personal best mission-impossible Tape. It's worth a listen. It's a history-maker for sure. Had to keep hiding my mic. Sound gets better during second half as I expose my mic more.

get their album (HDS-701) - it sounds much, much better

source:
center Mezzanine, several rows back
Nakamichi 550 w/ Advent Chromium Dioxide cassette, Dolby NR
Electro-Voice RE-15 mic

lineage:
MR cassette > Nakamichi 550 > Lexicon Alpha > Samplitude > Flac

Taped, transferred, and remastered by Monte Barry
Just Published April 24, 2008

--- some of the tune Titles ---
Nashville Blues
Running Wild
Southern Railroad Blues
Good Woman's Love
Vassar's Boogie
Norwegian Wood
Faded Love
Orange Blossom Special
Mississippi Dew
Electric Washing Machine
Steam Powered Aereoplane
Grand Old Opry
Wheel Hoss

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