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Jambay Live at Last Day Saloon, on 1994-03-19

by Jambay

Publication date: 1994-03-19 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: Jambay

Band/Artist: Jambay

Disc 1 -Set 1-
1. Senses
2. Distraction
3. Fun Bus
4. Thrillseeker
5. Trances
6. Today's Song
7. Grab On
8. The Edge
9. Wombat Tomb
10. Thorn
11. Forgotten Roads
12. Catfish

Disc 2 -Set 2-
1. Crossroads
2. Skunk
3. Silence
4. Mercury
5. Desert
6. Slowly
7. Rosie
8. And I Follow Suit
9. Simple Sam

Disc 3 -Set 2-
1. King of Confusion > Iron Man Jam*
2. Blunder
3. Relentless Cactus
4. Boom Boom
-Encores-
5. We Don't Do Polka
6. It Doesn't Matter > Funky Belly > It Doesn't Matter

Notes

Set 2 with members of Renegade Saints and The Strangers
*first and only time played

Addeddate: 2003-06-24 12:46:26

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: jambay1994-03-19.shnf

Lineage: DAT Master > ?? > WAV > SHN

Location: San Francisco, CA

Numeric_id: 5818

Shndiscs: 2

Source: Matrix: [SBD] + [AKG 414] > DAT

Taped by: Todd Kushnir

Transferred by: Todd Kushnir and Team Friendly

Type: sound

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Reviewer: GrooveTV - - June 26, 2003
Subject: Yay Jambay!

Jambay is a fantastic band, and it's with great excitement that we share some gems from the Jambay archives with the archive.org/etree community.

This is the first of a series of archival releases, all remastered and readied for your consumption by Team Friendly and the Jambay Preservation Society. Former Jambay sound-guy Todd Kushnir made a regular habit of running high quality matrix recordings to DAT at most of Jambay's '90s gigs. We've been regularly pulling the best of these from the archives, reviewing them, and making transfers to WAV/SHN/CD of the best of them.

Future shows will be released to archive.org as they become available. This is the first one, a very solid show from San Francisco in 1994. Enjoy!

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