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Jono MansonJono Manson Live at Wetlands Preserve on 1998-01-27 (January 27, 1998)

Collection: : JonoManson
Band/Artist: Jono Manson
Date: January 27, 1998 (check for other copies)
Venue: Wetlands Preserve
Location: New York, NY

Source: Neumann TLM170's>Sonosax SX-M2>DA-P1
Lineage: DA-20>U2A>SoundEdit 16>WAV>shntool>SHNv3 [no DAE]
Taped by: Scott Bernstein
Transferred by: Theo/Dave Mallick

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Set 1
She's All Right
The First One's Free
The Way
Little Baby
Hey Joe*
Purple Haze*
Miss Fabulous
Off My Line
The Mountains Win Again#
I've Been Down#
Bathroom Window
Gunhill Road
Sad State of Affairs
27 Miles=>
Crash Burn

Set 2
Big Daddy Blues
Hanging Out For Your Love
Carolina Blues$%
As We Wonder^
Sweet Talking Hippie^
Devil Went Down to Georgia^
Talk to You#
What Planet Are You On?
Hard to Exist&
Move Along+
I'll Take You There#$+

Encore
Days and Nights#+

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Reviewer: aikomhoch - - February 20, 2009
Subject: Agree with below
I was at this show as well and I agree fully: it was by far one of the greatest shows I have ever seen. Definitely the best at Wetlands, with the possible exception of the Super Jam in '95? '96? I don't remember. But this High Pains Drifter show is the real deal. Enjoy.

Reviewer: Jmooney - - January 27, 2009
Subject: Incredible
I came across this gem looking for some Jono Manson tracks.

Warren Haynes is hands down my favorite artist and Im huge fan of Blues Traveler. So , imagine my surprise as I scrolled down that set list.
The collection of talent at that show, incredible. What I would have given to have been there.
Thanks for putting this up,many,many thanks!

Reviewer: greenone - - January 16, 2009
Subject: My favorite, too
Happy to finally be able to put it up, Scott...thanks for being there that night, as my soundboard tape was unlistenably overloaded!

Whenever anyone asks me about the best show I've ever seen, I say it's this one. Just an unbelievably fun and historic night all around. The second of only three visits I ever made to the Wetlands, the first time all four members of Blues Traveler had played there since 1992, the first time Chris Barron and Eric Schenkman shared a stage since Eric left the Spin Doctors in 1994, and a cavalcade of stars including Warren Haynes and Noel Redding...not to mention that this was a 720-mile round-trip for me in less than 24 hours (actually closer to 18...I left Maine around 3pm and got back before 9am the next morning). 1998 was the peak of my showgoing experience, and this was the highlight of 1998. Even better than BT at Red Rocks or Roseland, and that's saying a lot.

Reviewer: scott_bernstein - - January 16, 2009
Subject: THANKS FOR POSTING!
Wow...nice to find this recording of mine up here. :-)

This is, I think, my favorite of many hundreds of incredible nights at the Wetlands. If you somehow happened upon this show -- don't think twice -- DOWNLOAD THIS SHOW now. There are too many highlights to even go into, but the emotional reunion of Chris Barron, Eric Shenkman and the Blues Traveler guys after many years of estrangement on "Hard To Exist" is one of the high points of a show full of high points (the Warren Haynes sit-in for "Mountains Win Again" is breathtaking, and Noel Redding rocked the room with every pluck of his bass)!

DOWNLOAD. NOW!

Notes

* - with Noel Redding (Jimi Hendrix Experience) on bass
# - with Warren Haynes (Gov't Mule) on guitar
$ - with Chan Kinchla on guitar
% - with Brendan Hill on drums
+ - All four members of Blues Traveler, by themselves
~ - with Chris Barron (Spin Doctors) on vocals
@ - with Neil Thomas on accordion