Live at Harpers Ferry on 2005-03-25 (2005)

Max Creek · 2005 · 164 min

Max Creek's Harpers Ferry recording stretches thirteen entries over three discs, with transitions doing much of the program's organizing. “Cruel World” leads into “Dark Water,” followed by “Columbus Stockade Blues”; another first-set run links “Yellow Moon,” “Devil's Heart,” “Life” and “I Know You Rider.” Set two begins “Fire & Brimstone” into “Down on the Corner,” then places “Double Dare” before “Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes,” “Willie and the Hand Jive” and “Something Is Forming.” Justin Kolack from Depth Quartet plays bass on “Double Dare,” a specific guest role clearly identified by the primary source.

Selected edition: 13-file FLAC source edition from the documented source. 13 audio files, 889,053,545 bytes and 164:00 of measured audio.

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Oktava MK012 cardioids in ORTF fed modified UA5/JB3 at 44.1 kHz, then FireWire/Sound Forge transfer. Justin Kolack's bass credit applies to Double Dare only. Its marker is separated from the title and preserved in a guest field. Primary source and edition notes.

Source limits: Source recording/transfer: FOB Oktava Mk012s (Cards, ORTF) -> Warm Mod Edirol Ua5 -> Monster Optical -> Nomad JB3 (WAV 44.1k).

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