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Understanding 9/11Greensky Bluegrass Live at Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival, Masters Stage, Walsh Farm, on 2011-07-14
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02 intro
03 Don't Let Your Deal Go Down
04 Q&A/Ameri-Can
05 American Band
06 Q&A
07 Indian Trail
08 Q&A
09 City With No Children
10 Q&A/Tuesday Letter
11 Tuesday Letter
12 Q&A
13 Help!
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Greensky Bluegrass
2011-07-14
Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival,
Masters Stage, Walsh Farm,
Oak Hill, NY
**16-Bit**
Source: Milab VM-44 Links > Naiant Littlebox > Sony PCM-M10 [24/48]
Config: DIN Location: DFC, clamped to second post from stage, ~8 ft high
Transfer: MicroSD > PC > Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio 9.0 [Normalize -0.00 dB (100%),
Dither (16-bit Triangular) & Resample to 44,100 Hz] > CD Wav > Flac16 (237 MB)
Recorded, Transfered & Pic by: Seth Nochajski & Keith Januszak
One Set: -47:16.52- total
01 soundcheck -05:52.21-
02 intro -01:10.36-
03 Don't Let Your Deal Go Down -03:51.67-
04 Q&A/Ameri-Can -02:32.61-
05 American Band -04:49.72-
06 Q&A -02:06.55-
07 Indian Trail -05:16.03-
08 Q&A -03:12.37-
09 City With No Children -03:30.11-
10 Q&A/Tuesday Letter -03:23.37-
11 Tuesday Letter -04:08.25-
12 Q&A -03:43.11-
13 Help! -03:38.66-
Dave Bruzza: guitar/vocals
Anders Beck: dobro
Mike Devol: bass
Michael Bont: banjo
Paul Hoffman: mandolin
http://www.greenskybluegrass.com/
http://greyfoxbluegrass.com
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Reviews
Subject: crowd/banter
Before the American band cover, some guy had a beer "holster" on him and the band asked for a beer. This guy had six of em. They were the budweisers with the american flag on them, so they played American band. Cheesy but awesome.
Only one bad question from my buddy from Michigan, who flew out to come to Grey Fox for the second time. As you know GSBG is from Michigan too. He asked them what their favorite part of Michigan was. It just didn't fit. Oh well, Johnny.
