Little Feat 11/04/1974
Student Union Ballroom, Lawrence, KS
Source Summary
Flac16
New transfer, restored and speed corrected
Supersedes SHN-ID# 121061
Flac16
New transfer, restored and speed corrected
Supersedes SHN-ID# 121061
Other Sources
SHNID 106352 flac16 ; unknown mics > unknown recorder >...
SHNID 121061 flac16 ; stereo audience reel or cassette...
Little Feat
1974-11-04
Student Union Ballroom
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas, USA
Audience recording, 88:26 (after pitch correction)
New transfer, restored and speed corrected
Supersedes SHN-ID# 121061
-Recording Information-
Source: stereo audience reel
Taper: Karl Ryan +1
Lineage: R > R (safety copy) > cas* > wav > restoration + pitch correction > flac(lvl8)
Transfer: plaz - 2nd generation* Maxell XLIIS C-90 cassettes PB on Marantz Superscope PMD-360 > M-Audio Dio SC @ 24/48 and 16/44.1
Restoration: plaz
Mastering: goody - speed correction and tracking adjustments
Lowell George - slide and rhythm guitar, vocals, percussion
Paul Barrére - lead guitar, vocals
Bill Payne - keyboards, vocals
Kenny Gradney - bass, vocals
Richie Hayward - drums, vocals
Sam Clayton - percussion, vocals
{Side A}
01 ..Walkin' All Night (3:59) {abrupt start}
02 Two Trains (4:32)
03 The Fan (6:42)
04 On Your Way Down (6:30)
05 Spanish Moon > (5:03)
06 Skin It Back > (4:21)
07 Fat Man in the Bathtub (5:46)
08 Sailin' Shoes (4:49)
09 Rock and Roll Doctor (3:32)
{Side B}
10 ..Oh Atlanta (4:54) {abrupt start}
11 Cold Cold Cold > (5:03)
12 Dixie Chicken > (7:12)
13 Tripe Face Boogie / encore call (7:02)
Encore 1
14 Willin' (4:59)
15 Teenage Nervous Breakdown / encore call (5:52)
Encore 2
16 A Apolitical Blues (aborted) (1:21)
17 Day at the Dog Races (6:41)
The band 'Tide' opened this show.
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Plaz Notes:
This is a remarkable stereo, audience recording for 1974. The taper, Karl Ryan, set up two widely separated, fixed
AKG vocal microphones on the back balcony level (a railinged walkway that runs along both side and the back of the
hall) with the assistance of a friend. Karl can be heard calling to his friend to 'Pack it up!' during the closing
applause. Karl also shot some Super 8 film clips during the concert. A+ for this student project!
The widely-space microphones provide a stereo sound field within which The Feats are blastcasting thorough a mono PA
setup. The fact that the mics are place up high at the back of the hall means that you can hear the audience having
a really good time. The phase was near-perfect and rock steady throughout and the frequency response is up to 20 kHz.
Three tape lead-ins can be heard in the first source cassette, so at best it's two analog generations from the master.
The lineage was reported as MR>R>cas>cdr, master reel to a reel, then copied to cassettes (thanks), and then to wav
file format on my HDD.
What a great set list, one smokin' rendition after another: Two Trains guitar duels, The Fan with its dirty and greasy
guitar lead by Paul, the hot and funky medley of Spanish Moon > Skin It Back > Fat Man in the Bathtub...
The chosen closing number, 'A Apolitical Blues' is aborted due to a failure of the vocal microphones. Instead we are
privy to an early rendition of the instrumental 'Day at the Dog Races', in which Lowell is fully engaged.
Audio restoration by plaz:
- corrected DC offset errors
- declipped channels independently
- split into 3 tape sides at the recording breaks
- balanced and gain normalized each side
- gain and balance adjustments to the first 50 seconds of side A
- gain correction for volume change in middle of side B
- removed repeated segment and re-joined the 3 sides
- repaired clicks, pops and crackle
- reduced broadband noise by 1.9 dB
- eliminated or attenuated close claps during music
- pitch-correction: +60 cents (thank Goody !-)
- tracked, flac'ed and packed.
1974-11-04
Student Union Ballroom
University of Kansas
Lawrence, Kansas, USA
Audience recording, 88:26 (after pitch correction)
New transfer, restored and speed corrected
Supersedes SHN-ID# 121061
-Recording Information-
Source: stereo audience reel
Taper: Karl Ryan +1
Lineage: R > R (safety copy) > cas* > wav > restoration + pitch correction > flac(lvl8)
Transfer: plaz - 2nd generation* Maxell XLIIS C-90 cassettes PB on Marantz Superscope PMD-360 > M-Audio Dio SC @ 24/48 and 16/44.1
Restoration: plaz
Mastering: goody - speed correction and tracking adjustments
Lowell George - slide and rhythm guitar, vocals, percussion
Paul Barrére - lead guitar, vocals
Bill Payne - keyboards, vocals
Kenny Gradney - bass, vocals
Richie Hayward - drums, vocals
Sam Clayton - percussion, vocals
{Side A}
01 ..Walkin' All Night (3:59) {abrupt start}
02 Two Trains (4:32)
03 The Fan (6:42)
04 On Your Way Down (6:30)
05 Spanish Moon > (5:03)
06 Skin It Back > (4:21)
07 Fat Man in the Bathtub (5:46)
08 Sailin' Shoes (4:49)
09 Rock and Roll Doctor (3:32)
{Side B}
10 ..Oh Atlanta (4:54) {abrupt start}
11 Cold Cold Cold > (5:03)
12 Dixie Chicken > (7:12)
13 Tripe Face Boogie / encore call (7:02)
Encore 1
14 Willin' (4:59)
15 Teenage Nervous Breakdown / encore call (5:52)
Encore 2
16 A Apolitical Blues (aborted) (1:21)
17 Day at the Dog Races (6:41)
The band 'Tide' opened this show.
----------------------------------
Plaz Notes:
This is a remarkable stereo, audience recording for 1974. The taper, Karl Ryan, set up two widely separated, fixed
AKG vocal microphones on the back balcony level (a railinged walkway that runs along both side and the back of the
hall) with the assistance of a friend. Karl can be heard calling to his friend to 'Pack it up!' during the closing
applause. Karl also shot some Super 8 film clips during the concert. A+ for this student project!
The widely-space microphones provide a stereo sound field within which The Feats are blastcasting thorough a mono PA
setup. The fact that the mics are place up high at the back of the hall means that you can hear the audience having
a really good time. The phase was near-perfect and rock steady throughout and the frequency response is up to 20 kHz.
Three tape lead-ins can be heard in the first source cassette, so at best it's two analog generations from the master.
The lineage was reported as MR>R>cas>cdr, master reel to a reel, then copied to cassettes (thanks), and then to wav
file format on my HDD.
What a great set list, one smokin' rendition after another: Two Trains guitar duels, The Fan with its dirty and greasy
guitar lead by Paul, the hot and funky medley of Spanish Moon > Skin It Back > Fat Man in the Bathtub...
The chosen closing number, 'A Apolitical Blues' is aborted due to a failure of the vocal microphones. Instead we are
privy to an early rendition of the instrumental 'Day at the Dog Races', in which Lowell is fully engaged.
Audio restoration by plaz:
- corrected DC offset errors
- declipped channels independently
- split into 3 tape sides at the recording breaks
- balanced and gain normalized each side
- gain and balance adjustments to the first 50 seconds of side A
- gain correction for volume change in middle of side B
- removed repeated segment and re-joined the 3 sides
- repaired clicks, pops and crackle
- reduced broadband noise by 1.9 dB
- eliminated or attenuated close claps during music
- pitch-correction: +60 cents (thank Goody !-)
- tracked, flac'ed and packed.
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