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Railroad Earth Live at Constable Jack's on 2004-04-07

by Railroad Earth

Publication date: 2004-04-07 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: RailroadEarth

Band/Artist: Railroad Earth

Disc 1: Set 1:
Cold Water
Pack A Day
Chains
Birds Of America* >
El Ronquillo*
Seven Story Mountain*
Brown County Breakdown*

Disc 2: Set 2:
Give That Boy A Hand*
Peace*
Moonshiner*
Stillwater Getaway*
Mountain Time*
Dandelion Wine*
Fruitful Acre*

Disc 3:
Warhead Boogie* >
Fire On The Mountain*

Encore:
Bird In A House*

Notes

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Notes: Notes: *w/ Peter Grant (pedal steel guitar)

Downloaded BitTorrent in .ape compression format.

Recording & transfer: Marty Lefkowitz

ConverSHN Notes:
APE> WAV> SHNtool(join)> SHNv3
Sector boundary errors removed via SHNTOOL.
SHN(seekable) using mkwACT0.97 via eD - 04/25/04

Thanks to Marty Lefkowitz for the BitTorrent of this show.

Addeddate: 2004-04-25 15:02:04

Discs: 3

Identifier: rre2004-04-07.shnf

Lineage: APE> WAV> SHNtool> CDWav> SHNv3

Location: Newcastle, CA

Numeric_id: 12986

Shndiscs: 2

Source: SBD+Soundfield st250 Mics/(65 feet back with delay)-> Makie 1202->Tascam DA45HR->Roland UA30->Soundforge

Taped by: Mike Partridge

Transferred by: Marty Lefkowitz

Type: sound

Venue: Constable Jack's

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Reviewer: Daddy D - - August 16, 2012
Subject: Simply amazing show...

Super high energy from start to finish, the band (& crowd obviously) really seems to be enjoying themselves. Peter Grant contribution on pedal steel is very nice, not overpowering as some pedal steel players can be.

If nothing else listen to Warhead Boogie (track 15); simply has to be one of the best versions ever!

Reviewer: Jac from Tucson - - March 1, 2006
Subject: Great show, great sound!

My only regret in listening to this almost two years after the fact is that the recently released live double-CD "Elko" didn't have Fruitful Acre and Birds of America on it. Both songs would really have amped up "Elko." (Both Elko CDs were about an hour long, so there was plenty of time for a couple more songs...) These 2004 spring run shows were originally recorded for "Elko" but for some reason were deemed unsuitable and the spring '05 shows were used instead. Hey, that's cool by me, as there is a treasure trove of spring '04 soundboards available for download! This is one of the better shows, as is the one from The Independent the following night. Both are just great from beginning to end.

Reviewer: Bob Dushin - - March 19, 2005
Subject: Great Sound, Great show

Have been a RRE fan for couple of months now. This is the best sounding show I've d/l'd yet. Love the setlist. Great how they combine Bluegrass with a touch of Rock and Roll and jazz to make them by far the best "jamgrass" band I've heard. Musicianship is topnotch.
Todd's voice is unique. Flavors of the Dead, David Bromberg, Bela etc. mixed in to complement their own talents in songwriting and playing. The pedal steel is a nice complement but is not overpowering. Highly recommended Download.

Reviewer: Redheaven - - August 17, 2004
Subject: Tore the roof off

This was my 6th or 7th time seeing these guys, close to home, who knew it would be so earth shattering? This strange cozy pirate like hick bar is a great place for this. Pete Grant's slide work adds to the southern fried sound of the eve, honky tonk with lots of pretty fiddlin' and sweeeeet long jams. Ive never heard Birds of Americac but this song alone is worth the d-load. Great crowd, top notch sound recording. My fave so far....

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