Impromptu shakedown jam

Started by glocke, June 10, 2011, 11:58:39 AM

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glocke

just going through some old music files in my tunes library and came across this:
 
https://files.me.com/glocke12/nspwvd.mp3
 
Was actually just a real quick impromptu get together, kind of hoped it would have panned out into something but it never did...
 
thought it was pretty cool, figured Id share...

glocke

ooops..meant to post in the miscellaneous section

pace

Awesome!....  I remember when you were shopping band names for this project.... I like how you dug-in before the outro!

lbpesq

Greg:
 
VERY nice.  You guys really hit the groove.  
 
Bill, tgo

David Houck

Very nice cover of Shakedown Street!

glocke

Yeah MIke thats same one....Turned into a professional rehearsal band with a revolving door of players...Thinking back this was the first time this lineup played together...was pretty promising.
 
Thanks for the positive comments feedback guys!

rustyg61

Great sound & playing! What bass were you using?
Rusty
2011 SCSD
2014 "Blue Orca" Series II Europa
http://www.alembic.com/info/fc_blueorca.html

glocke

HI Rusty
 
To be honest Im not really that sure.  
 
It would have either been my SCSD, or my coco-bolo SII.  Based on the way it cuts through the mix Im tempted to say it is my SII.
 
It was recorded using a sony pcmd50, and my amp consisted of a single bagend 15 cab, and a mesa walkabout head that is like 12 years old or so at this point.

rustyg61

Rusty
2011 SCSD
2014 "Blue Orca" Series II Europa
http://www.alembic.com/info/fc_blueorca.html

lbpesq

Aren't the new wave of mini recorders amazing?  Sure wish I had one of these 40 years ago when I started going to Dead shows!
 
Bill, tgo

sonicus

I remember back in the early 1980's when I worked for CBS Specialties I sold quite a few Sony TCD-5M recorders to folks who wanted a decent small recorder. It was a so called high end  cassette unit and quite pricy at the time. These units were popular among the GD  recorders .
 
(Message edited by sonicus on June 17, 2011)