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Umphrey's McGee Live at Temple Club - on 2003-09-17

by Umphreys McGee

Publication date: 2003-09-17 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: UmphreysMcGee

Band/Artist: Umphreys McGee

disc 1
(Set I)
1) FF >
2) "Jimmy Stewart" >
3) Wife Soup >
4) Blue Echo >
5) Jazz Odyssey >
6) Ringo*
7) White Man's Moccasins
8) Water >
9) Kimble
10) Africa

disc 2
(Set II)
1) "lugnuts"
2) Hangover
3) Tribute to the Spinal Shaft >
4) Prowler >
5) Sociable Jimmy
6) Kabump >
7) "Take it to church"
8) 2x2**

disc 3
(Set II cont.)
1) banter
2) Kat's Tune >
3) JaJunk

encore:
4) Power to Love

Notes

* with Wabash (John Scofield) jam
** with Baker Street (Gerry Rafferty) teases

Addeddate: 2003-09-28 03:56:52

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: um2003-09-17.shnf

Lineage: D(m) > M-Audio Audiophile 2496 > SoundForge 4.5 (48>44.1) > CDWave > SHN

Location: Lansing, MI

Numeric_id: 7039

Shndiscs: 2

Size: 981

Source: SBD (delayed via TC Electronics D-Two) + Neumann KU100 (on-stage) > Allen & Heath WZ14:4:2+ > Sony PCM-R500 (w/SBM-1)

Taped by: Jon McLennand

Transferred by: Jon McLennand

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Reviewer: Ha Ha Ha Whoops - - September 16, 2007
Subject: all around excellent

what they said - great audio

Reviewer: dave the wall - - March 8, 2006
Subject: good but not stellar

The first set seems to lack the usual energy, the guys seem to be joking around a bit too much. Ringo is usually rollicking but here it is subdued. At least the Lansing crowd booed when Bayliss gave his Notre Dame shout out! Then he brags about Ty Willingham. We know how that worked out. But I digress.

Things definitely pick up in the 2nd set, starting with Spinal Shaft. Takin it to Church is fun, then 2x totally rocks. I always love a good JaJunk.

Reviewer: jpmclennand - - February 7, 2005
Subject: on point

this show is one of UM's best from 2003, from start to finish. The Stewart out of FF is a landmark set of improvisation. A section of this jam was later turned into a portion of Bridgelss. From the Tribute to taking it to Church to the monstrous JaJunk, they meant business.
Sound Quality is excellent as well, another tasty matrix.

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