Little Village
John Hiatt: vocal, guitar, piano
Ry Cooder: guitar, vocals
Nick Lowe: bass, vocals
Jim Keltner: drums

Orpheum Theatre
Boston, Mass. U.S.A.
April 26, 1992
last show of USA tour
from live FM broadcast (not pre-recorded)
total runtime: 121:12 (minutes/ seconds)
1.18 GB wav
690 MB flac

setlist:
1: introduction :49
2: she runs hot 4:13
3: band introduction by Nick Lowe 2:54
4: the action 3:43
5: fool who knows 4:33
6: crazy about an automobile 6:14
7: inside job 5:16
8: do you want my job? 6:35
9: alone in the dark 5:47
10: take another look 4:54
11: solar sex panel 5:02 (tape flip during applause)
12: don't think about her when you're trying to drive 6:09
13: Memphis in the meantime 5:06
14: crying in my sleep 5:23
15: don't go away mad 4:55
16: big love 8:15
17: little sister 4:35
18: across the borderline 7:39
19: Carter Alan encore break #1 1:08
20: don't bug me when I'm workin' 5:55 [tape flip during applause]
21: half a boy and half a man 3:56
22: announcer encore break #2 1:18
23: thing called love 7:28
24: lipstick sunset 6:11
25: Carter Alan closing credits 2:18

lineage:
WBCN 104.1 (Boston) FM radio >
Yamaha RX-500U reciever (with digital tuner) >
Naka. BX-100 cassette decks (dolby off) >
Maxell XLII master cassettes
(part 1 on 100 minute tape, pt. II on 90 min. tape) >
tascam 112 > soundforge (16/44 wav, tracking) >
flac 8 (sb's aligned with TLH)
do not sell this recording.
Share freely, losslessly and gaplessly.
reecorded, digitized and posted by glasnostrd19

comments:
this is the complete and uninterrupted Little Village show from Boston.
To make that possible, I recorded the encores on a second Nak. deck (not
possible in some earlier years) so even though from 2 masters, both were
recorded from the same Yamaha reciever onto Nak. BX-100 cassette decks.
There is a slight difference in sound, but not very dramatic. It all sounds
crisp and clear, no static or problems from tape or broadcast or anything else.
I don't listen to any of these guys much, so this tape is like brand new
even now, including the announcer commentary and all from start to end.
This recording isn't missing anything except a short section of applause after
solar sex panel, (spliced seamlessly) before they start talking about track 12.
You will probably not even notice that after I spliced it.