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Collection: : BluesTraveler
Band/Artist: Blues Traveler
Date: November 28, 1998 (check for other copies)
Venue: Roseland Ballroom
Location: New York, NY
Source: Neumann KM184's>Lunatec V2>Tascam DA-P1>D8
Lineage: D8>Egosys Waveterminal U2A>shntool>WAV>SHNv3
Taped by: Bryan Fox/Dave Mallick
Transferred by: Dave Mallick
Set 1
Chan's Groove>
Carolina Blues
Felicia>
Optimistic Thought
Stand
Mulling It Over>
Canadian Rose
Gina
Intro>
The Way
Trust In Trust>
Hook
Set 2
Yours
Traveler Suite
And So It Goes>
Whoops
Regarding Steven
Miss You
The Light In Her Eyes
Mountain Cry
Encore
Mother Funker
| Whole Item | Format | Size |
| bt1998-11-28.flac16_64kb.m3u | 64Kbps M3U | Stream |
| bt1998-11-28.flac16_64kb_mp3.zip | 64Kbps MP3 ZIP | 75 MB |
| bt1998-11-28.flac16_vbr.m3u | VBR M3U | Stream |
| bt1998-11-28.flac16_vbr_mp3.zip | VBR ZIP | 254 MB |
| Audio Files | Flac | Ogg Vorbis | 64Kbps MP3 | VBR MP3 |
| Chan's Groove> | 17 MB | 2.57 MB | 1.56 MB | 5.26 MB |
| Carolina Blues | 28 MB | 3.84 MB | 2.33 MB | 7.91 MB |
| Felicia> | 31 MB | 4.30 MB | 2.66 MB | 9.01 MB |
| Optimistic Thought | 25 MB | 3.75 MB | 2.24 MB | 7.64 MB |
| Stand* | 48 MB | 6.84 MB | 4.14 MB | 14 MB |
| Mulling It Over> | 45 MB | 6.20 MB | 3.78 MB | 13 MB |
| Canadian Rose | 23 MB | 3.46 MB | 2.12 MB | 7.22 MB |
| Gina | 43 MB | 6.04 MB | 3.65 MB | 12 MB |
| The Intro> | 20 MB | 2.73 MB | 1.70 MB | 5.70 MB |
| The Way | 25 MB | 3.78 MB | 2.33 MB | 7.85 MB |
| Trust In Trust> | 19 MB | 2.56 MB | 1.59 MB | 5.28 MB |
| Hook | 24 MB | 3.44 MB | 2.09 MB | 7.11 MB |
| Yours | 35 MB | 5.50 MB | 3.44 MB | 12 MB |
| Traveler Suite | 103 MB | 14 MB | 8.75 MB | 29 MB |
| And So It Goes> | 52 MB | 7.25 MB | 4.39 MB | 15 MB |
| Whoops | 64 MB | 9.27 MB | 5.71 MB | 19 MB |
| Regarding Steven | 24 MB | 3.56 MB | 2.20 MB | 7.42 MB |
| Miss You** | 49 MB | 7.29 MB | 4.46 MB | 15 MB |
| The Light In Her Eyes | 25 MB | 3.77 MB | 2.25 MB | 7.82 MB |
| Mountain Cry# | 110 MB | 16 MB | 9.49 MB | 32 MB |
| E: Mother Funker | 47 MB | 6.85 MB | 4.07 MB | 14 MB |
| Information | Format | Size |
| bt1998-11-28.ffp | Flac FingerPrint | 1.15 KB |
| bt1998-11-28.flac16.ffp | Flac FingerPrint | 1.80 KB |
| bt1998-11-28.flac16_files.xml | Metadata | 38 KB |
| bt1998-11-28.flac16_meta.xml | Metadata | 3.47 KB |
| bt1998-11-28.flac16_reviews.xml | Metadata | 1.24 KB |
| Other Files | Text |
| bt1998-11-28.txt | 1.98 KB |
![[5.0 out of 5 stars]](/images/star.png "[5.0 out of 5 stars]")
Reviewer: greenone - - August 20, 2009
Subject: RIP Bobby...
10 years later, still one of the best BT shows I ever saw. Can't believe it's been so long since he left us.
Reviewer: BTraveler1979 - - October 4, 2007
Subject: I agree with these comments...
The truth is...Tad is an AMAZING player and this is in no way an insult to him AT ALL...but Bobby just had this way of playing that fit so perfectly...those fast fingers and running lines. The perfect example to me is Trust In Trust or Slow Change...Tad plays them GREAT but Bobby just played in a way that the bottom was so tight, melodic, and you can tell - CLEARLY influenced Popper's solos along the way...they really kicked him in the as* when he played.
* with Robert Wagner (New Orleans Klezmer All-Stars) on saxophone
** with Jonathan Freilich (New Orleans Klezmer All-Stars) on guitar
# with Jean-Marx Santel (Mosaic) on guitar
This was the last time I saw Brooklyn Bobby Sheehan live in concert, and one of the best, if not THE best, Blues Traveler show I have ever had the pleasure of seeing. Bobby had some new "tools" on this tour that he horoughly enjoyed playing with, and I believe he even wrote the setlist for this show, making his presence felt throughout - listen for a few "bass bombs" he drops from time to time during the show. For proof of how this show was received, listen for the reactions in the taping section on the last two tracks - the yelling and shouting at the beginning of these two tracks alone is evidence of how powerful these shows were.