Tim O'Brien Band   1.16.99 All

The Station Inn - Nashville,TN



Darrell Scott, Mark Schatz, and Kenny Malone



-DISC/SET ONE-  (73:59)

01  Daddy's On The Roof Again >

02  Rock In My Shoe

03  Climbin' Up A Mountain

04  Senor

05  Family Tree

06  Columbus Stockade Blues

07  How Come I Aint Dead

08  Honky Tonk Blues

09  Band Introductions

10  I Like The Way You Cook

11  Midnight Moonlight

12  Country Blues

13  One Way Street

14  My Father's House

15  Head South

16  The Crossing

17  Wicked Messenger



-DISC/SET TWO- (66:57)

01  Introduction

02  Talkin' Cavan  (Tim solo)

03  Ireland's Green Shore  (Tim solo)

04  The Hummingbird

05  Instrumental* 

06  Instrumental** 

07  Banjo Clark  (Schatz on banjo)

08  Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Burning

09  House of Gold

10  When No One's Around >

11  Will the Circle be Unbroken

12   (E)

13  Do My Time



*(O'Brien,Scott,Schatz only-all on mandolins)

**(Malone/Schatz only-Schatz on banjo)

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--All Mastering by: NASHPHIL--

SBD > Panasonic SV-3800 @ 48k

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48k DAT Master > Panasonic SV-3800 > AES/EBU >

Zefiro Za2 > 44.1k PCM WAV > Cool Edit Pro >

CDWave > Panasonic CW-7502 > CDR

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Notes: Phil

This is one of Tim's personal favorite recordings

and we all have his permission to spread this far

and wide. The Talkin Cavin from this show was 

considered for inclusion on the Crossing before

Tim layed down the perfect version in the studio

that wound up being the one used for the record.

He mentions us, the tapers, on this recording at

the beginning of t8/d2. He says to get it off the

internet, and trade it amongst your friends.

That is exactly what we shall do. Thanks Tim.

Recording Notes:

This is not a perfect recording. There are several 

small problems. Small SBD pops or clicks can be 

heard during some of the quiet moments. Some were

removed before transfer. All of these were present

on my Master and originated from the SBD.

During some the really quiet moments, there is a

CD playing at the SBD that is washing through the

PA slightly. This is present for most of the show and 

can barely be heard at all. Also present is a slight

hum that eminates from the stage or the SBD and is

only present towards the end of the 2nd set.

All of these small and minor defects were present

live and the Master DAT.