Notes

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All tracks are slightly muffled. In order to produce the
show I had to damped the upper frequencies due to cell
phone interference with my equipment. Vocals have been
accentuated as much as possible without having that high
pitched buzz. If you boost the upper frequencies of
whatever system you listen on, you can see what I mean.
Please folks, when going to a show it's best to just turn
off the cell phone and check out of the world for a couple
of hours. Thanks.
@ - Billy Joel cover
# - Eminem cover
^ - Stephen started a song and dedicated it to a cute
gal in the audience who had reciently been broken up
with. He started to play When She Leaves, but
decided to have her come up on stage to properly
dedicate the song.
* - The Band cover
() - Justin Tumberlake cover
& - Queen cover
<> - Fade out at 2:09 is because I had to flip the mini
disk. Rather than have two short tracks I spliced them
together.
][ - Elton John cover

Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers are:
Stephen Kellogg - Lead Vocals/Acc. Guitar/Kazoo
Keith Karlson - Keys/Bass
Brian Factor - Drums

Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers played to a packed house
on a Friday night to approximately 100 people and
followed Andy Stochansky's opening act. Every time I
see Stephen Kellogg it's a good time. Only half of the
show can ever be recorded on tape. If you like his
shows on tape, you'll have a blast in person.

MP3's of this recording may not be made, except for
personal use only. I'm sympathetic to those who want to
listen to a show on an MP3 player, or put several shows
on a single MP3 disc to take to work, etc, but please do
NOT trade this recording as an MP3.

Conversion & compilation - benjaminjlloyd@yahoo.com (11/25/2003)
If you find this recording being sold for any profit,
please report it to the artist. You should never have
to pay for a fan taped live show.