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Henry Kaiser Live at Ashkenaz on 2005-01-27

by Henry Kaiser

Publication date: 2005-01-27 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: HenryKaiser

Band/Artist: Henry Kaiser

Set 1:
Don't Let A Thief Steal Into Your Heart
Mojo Navigator
Wade In The Water -> Magma
Get Up Jake
Third Degree*
Ode To Billy Joe -> Dave's Thang -> Lenore *
Well Well Well -> Palace Of Love Theme -> Well Well Well
Babylon ->
Play With Fire
Poor Poor Pitiful Me -> West Coast Salegy ->
It's All Too Much

Set 2:
Season Of The Witch
Spill The Wine
Jesse James
It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
The Dance ->
Butcher's Boy
Encore:
Kevin Barry

Notes

Henry Kaiser - elec. guitars, vocals
Joe Rut - elec. guitars, vocals
Cary Sheldon - vocals
Dave Jess - elec. basses, vocals
John Hanes - drums

with special guest Barry "The Fish" Melton - elec. guitar, vocals
(entire show)

*w/Simon Hanes (John's 13-year old son) - elec. guitar

Songs on the setlist that were not played:
Dancin' In the Street, Fishin' Hole, Tijuana, Powderfinger, Love Machine

Photos by: Bob Cogswell

Addeddate: 2005-02-15 00:11:20

Discs: 2

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: kaiser2005-01-27.shnf

Lineage: Master DAT -> Tascam DA-20 -> M-Audio Audiophile 24/96 -> PC -> Samplitude 7.2 -> shntool -> MKW -> SHNs

Location: Berkeley CA

Run time: 2:40:00

Shndiscs: 2

Source: Crown SASS P Mk 2 stereo PZM (front of stage) + Crown CM-700s (1 ea. per PA main) -> Shure FP-42 mixer -> Apogee MiniMe -> Tascam DA-P1 -> DAT

Taped by: Bob Cogswell

Transferred by: Bob Cogswell

Type: sound

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Reviewer: 73birdsong - - December 25, 2011
Subject: sweet sound/great tunes

amazing recording-thanks!

Reviewer: bt - - December 2, 2005
Subject: Very nice

A well recorded show that displays Kaiser in a traditional rock band setting, putting his improvisation into a more structured context. That's a good thing here, and Barry Melton is awesome. Nice song selection, and definitely worth checking out.

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