RECORDISTS: Mark Burgin, Jeff Betts and Dan Vasen SOURCE: Soundboard~>175' Road Hog XLR's~>Grace Design Lunatec V2~>Hi Ho Silver interconnects~>Sound Devices 744t. MICROPHONE LOCATION: N/A MICROPHONE CONFIGURATION: N/A RECORDED FORMAT: 24 bit, 48 kHz CONVERSION: Sound Devices 744t~>firewire~>Dell PC. EDITING: Samplitude 10.0 (normalization and compression applied) DOWNSAMPLE: Soundforge 9.0 (downsampled with anti alias filter and interpolation accuracy on high) DITHER: Soundforge 9.0 (dithered with IZotope Ozone 4 MBIT+ algorythym plugin with ultra noise shaping and normal dither) FINAL FORMAT: 16 bit, 44.1 kHz TRACKING: CD WAV 1.98 COMPRESSION: TLH 2.4.1 flac (level 8) SBE VERIFICATION: TLH 2.4.1
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total time: [78:57] 01 Intro, [0:16] 02 The Likes Of Me, [3:25] 03 Getting Down The Road (Hillbillies Nightclub), [6:34] 04 You Can't Handle The Truth, [4:04] 05 Chop Can, [5:12] 06 Get It While You Can, [4:48] 07 Well Well, [6:50] 08 Starry Night, [3:50] 09 In God's Country, [4:02] 10 Pronto, [9:13] 11 High On A Mountain Top, [7:06] 12 Deep Elem Blues, [5:49] 13 Long Lonesome Day, [3:40] 14 Lovin' You, [8:42] 15 Uncle Penn, [5:26]
Andy Hall: Dobro, Vocals Travis Book: Bass, Vocals Jeremy Garrett: Fiddle, Vocals Andy Falco: Guitar Chris Pandolfi: Banjo Jesse Cobb: Mandolin
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Reviewer:Jamgrassjunkie - - October 9, 2009 Subject: High on the Mountain Top It was a perfect day in a beautiful venue full of the worlds finest bluegrass players. Truly delightful and appreciative audience too. The boys - they are very young dudes - showed the old guard (Del, etc.) that a new generation is ready (and deserving) to share/carry the BG mantle. The 'Dusters not only jammed the grass as an organic unit, but fit snugly into a variety of band configurations and line-ups. I'm praying YMSB invites them back to Bob Horning's for the 2010 String Summit.
Thank you for uploading this sweet, sweet show - the wonderful vibe of the festival really shines through.
Reviewer:Christina Boggs - - August 17, 2009 Subject: AHMAYYYYZING This is a fantastic show/recording. I've been listening to it over and over!
This version of Deep Elem Blues is awesome too!
A must download!
Reviewer:mandomax - - August 12, 2009 Subject: Well Well destroys!!!! Fantastic show- A+++ sound quality and the playing is inspired throughout. I had to write this after the phenomenal jam in "Well Well." Andy Falco shreds the jam section so perfectly I am the first person to have a nocturnal emission while awake!
Reviewer:dusterhead - - July 31, 2009 Subject: Outrageous Show / Spectacular Recording Oh boy!...much to be said about this show...it's too good to be true!...there is not one weak spot (as usual) and the recording is ONE OF THE BEST I'VE EVER HEARD!!!
You Can't Handle The Truth - IMHO is a modern day version of "Pig In A Pen" (instrumentally that is), and is one kick@$$ version.
Well, Well, In God's Country, High On A Mountain Top etc., well...all I can say is listen to 'em... an try and tell me they're not incredible...I think not...not that I'm biased or anything.
Thanks Guys...Awesome!!!
Reviewer:aburtch - - July 28, 2009 Subject: Stringdusters Rock These guys are pros. Their sound is great, their originals are well-written and their selection of covers is excellent.
This show is VERY well recorded and sounds great. Highly recommended for bluegrass fans.