Doc 'n' Dawg
8.16.98 
Champoeg State Park
St. Paul, OR 

Doc-n-Dawg-DISC  21 Tracks  79:24:09
 1   1 start of show Intros    01:42:49   
2   2 New River Train    03:57:70  
3    3 In The Pines    05:33:36 
 4    4 Shady Grove    03:41:34
5    5 Hobo Bill    04:47:17  
 6    6 Doc n Dawg    03:48:22   
 7     7 Eastbound Freight Train    05:02:23  
 8     6 Corey is Gone    04:29:07  
 9    7 Blue Eyed Jane    03:33:27  
10     8 center city rag >    02:12:72 
 11     9 > Beaumant Rag    04:19:03  t
 12    10  Ready For The Times To Get Better   04:44:11   
 13    11 Time Changes Everything    02:27:65   
 14    12 Kentucky Waltz    04:05:20 
 15    13 Sweet Georgia Brown    02:46:44  
16    14 End of Set (Doc&Dawg)    02:02:36   
 17    end of set     00:04:00 
18    15 DGQ-Encores w/jack n Doc   
 19    16 Will You Be Lovin Another Man  05:35:73
 20    17 Pig In A Pen    08:03:58 
 21    18 GDTRFB    03:51:01

Doc (Watson) & Dawg (David Grisman) with Jack Lawrence SET + the David Grisman
Quintet Encores: which included Doc & Jack.
AT853a's @110° ORTF > a Sony TCD-D7 DAT @ 48khz  about 25' from stage center 
mics on stand head high (crowd seated) > Fostex D-5 DAT(playback) > to my G3 enabled Mac Clone
system via > EgoSys Waveterminal 2496 > Cubase 5.0 VST > Peak 2.5.3 Jam 2.6.2 > DISC >EAC >Flac

Recording, Transfer, Mastering: Ian Stoy
Flac: Kirk Davis

Notes from Ian:
A bit of EQ and Compression was used in Cubase and most of the wind rumble was manually taken out in Peak, along with some occasional crowd noise and pops.  I spent many many hours manually "removing" wind rumble and crowd
claps, not all of them I must say, and it is not perfect.  There is still some of the old low end rumble that can be heard.... but it a heck of a lot better than it started out as!  If you were at the show you would remember actually hearing the wind in the PA from the on stage mics.  This is not the best recording by far but with the clean up is very listenable and real cool for the historical content.   I was set up much closer than any other tapers, the rest were at least another 30' behind me, as such I think many portions of this do sound very clean, if not for the damn wind it would be almost perfect.