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Blues TravelerBlues Traveler Live at The Mall on 1989-10-07 (October 7, 1989)

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Collection: : BluesTraveler
Band/Artist: Blues Traveler
Date: October 7, 1989 (check for other copies)
Venue: The Mall
Location: Washington, DC

Source: AUD>Cass; rig unknown
Lineage: Cass(M)>Onkyo TA-6711>D8; DA-20>U2A>SoundEdit 16 (normalize)>WAV>shntool>SHNv3
Taped by: Dave Nolan
Transferred by: Dave Mallick

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The Star Spangled Banner>
Slow Change>
Closing Down The Park>
Slow Change

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bt1989-10-07.flac16_64kb.m3u	64Kbps M3U	Stream
bt1989-10-07.flac16_64kb_mp3.zip	64Kbps MP3 ZIP	6.53 MB
bt1989-10-07.flac16_vbr.m3u	VBR M3U	Stream
bt1989-10-07.flac16_vbr_mp3.zip	VBR ZIP	21 MB

Audio Files	Flac	Ogg Vorbis	64Kbps MP3	VBR MP3
The Star-Spangled Banner>	14 MB	1.94 MB	1.01 MB	3.16 MB
Slow Change>	26 MB	3.34 MB	1.81 MB	5.86 MB
Closing Down The Park>	32 MB	4.17 MB	2.30 MB	7.49 MB
Slow Change	20 MB	2.58 MB	1.40 MB	4.56 MB

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bt1989-10-07.ffp	Flac FingerPrint	224 B
bt1989-10-07.flac16.ffp	Flac FingerPrint	352 B
bt1989-10-07.flac16_meta.xml	Metadata	1.43 KB
bt1989-10-07.flac16_reviews.xml	Metadata	183 B

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bt1989-10-07.flac16_files.xml	13 KB
bt1989-10-07.txt		729 B

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Notes

This is the entire show; it's one of the first gigs they ever played after Bill Graham started booking them nationally. Chan once said that it was the biggest show they'd ever played - about 750,000 people.