Jesse Colin Young
April 16, 1974
WCMF-FM Studios, Rochester, NY

Source: Scotch 207-90 7� 7.5ips FM Master Reel, via the John Pape Collection, transferred by Doug Rice, May 2026

Transfer: Master Reel > Technics 1506 > Komplete-6 interface > Audacity 24/48 capture > FLAC (24/48) > Logic (level adjustments, minor cleanup, track IDs and tagging by Alan Bershaw) > 16/44.1 wav > xAct > FLAC

TRT: 75:29

Personnel:
Jesse Colin Young - vocals, guitar
Jim Rothermel - saxophone, clarinet, harmonica
Scott Lawrence - piano, keyboards, vocals
Marty David- bass, vocals
Jeffrey Myer - drums

Tracklist:
01 Good Times 04:58
02 The Wine Song 03:20
03 It's A Lovely Day > 02:00
04 Together 02:56
05 Song For Juli 05:14
06 Evenin' 03:43
07 Miss Hesitation 06:39
08 I've Just Seen A Face 02:35
09 Sugar Babe 03:51
10 Walkin' Off The Blues 03:58
11 Walkin' Blues 03:12
12 Morning Sun 04:03
13 Ridgetop 08:49
14 T-Bone Shuffle 06:02
15 Darkness, Darkness 08:08
16 Jambalaya (On The Bayou) 05:56

Notes:
This is a previously uncirculated live stereo broadcast to promote the then new �Light Shine� LP and his gig at The Red Creek Inn the following night. There are minor transmission issues, mixing adjustments and some slight intermittent distortion inherent to the broadcast, but is relatively clean and sounds quite nice overall. There is also an audible hum between songs, presumably amplified by the radio station's compression settings, that is not audible during songs. This is a sweet performance all around, with a great setlist, including a few Youngbloods songs, and the best band he ever had during his solo years.

Thank you to John Pape for recording this master reel 54 years ago! Thank you to Doug Rice for rescuing it and meticulously transferring it 54 years later!

These files have been dithered to 16/44.1 for convenient CD burning. Files in the original 24/48 transfer are also available.

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