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Blue Dixie Live at Toad Cafe on 1990-10-20

by Blue Dixie

Publication date: 1990-10-20 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Brent Mydland, Greenpeace, Benefit, overnight drive

Collection: BlueDixie

Band/Artist: Blue Dixie

01. Women Are Smarter
02. Round N Round
03. Good Lovin’
04. One More Saturday Night
05. Lovelight
06. encore break
07. Swing Low
08. Quinn The Eskimo
09. encore break 2
10. Along The Way

Notes

partial set 2
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source: SBD (mono) > Cassette (Dolby B)
Transfer: MCAS > Protools 4.1.1 > Audacity > AIFF > xACT > FLAC
Mixed and recorded by Tom Scharff

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Addeddate: 2007-12-25 06:48:14

Identifier: BlueDixie1990-10-20

Lineage: MCAS > Protools > FLAC

Location: Milwaukee, WI

Run time: 51:36

Source: Mono SBD > MCAS

Taped by: morst

Transferred by: morst

Type: sound

Venue: Toad Cafe

Year: 1990

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Reviewer: morst - - October 20, 2010
Subject: It was 20 years ago today

The night before this gig in Milwaukee, Blue Dixie played a show in Bluefield WV, and drove through the night to get to Milwaukee for the Toad Cafe gig. The gig was booked as a Greenpeace benefit, in honor of the recently deceased Brent Mydland. The promoters of the show were the kind folks at Starship Tobacconists, and I think they thought that Blue Dixie was from Chicago. They were really surprised when they found out how far we drove for this.

The crowd seemed very reserved in the first set, then once second set got going, the crowd eventually caught enough of a buzz to want to dance. By the end of the show, the crowd was hootin' & hollerin' in fine style.

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