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Karl Denson's Tiny Universe 10/31/1999

Tipitina's, New Orleans, LA
SHNID 174379
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Recording: SBD -> ? (digital deck)
Transfer: Sony PCM-M1 -> Reaper v6.81 -> .wav -> Audacity v3.0.2 (track, normalize, fades) -> FLAC
Entered by Mark Goldey
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10/10/2025
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Archive Identifier kdtu1999-10-31.sbd.partial ↗

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Karl Denson's Tiny Universe
Tipitina's
New Orleans, LA
10/31/99

Recording: SBD -> ? (digital deck)
Transfer:  Sony PCM-M1 -> Reaper v6.81 -> .wav ->
           Audacity v3.0.2 (track, normalize, fades) -> FLAC

Recorded by John Cabrera (more than likely)
Transferred by Vin Isaia

Set I [1:43:30]
1.   32
2.   Improv
3.   Missy
4.   Rise & Shine->
5.   Fallin'*
6.   Chicago Breakdown         (Gene Ammons)
7.   Groove On
8.   Improv->
9.   Grasshopper
10.  All Types
11.  `set break music'

Set II [1:24:07.5]

1.   'bananians'
2.   ...Reminded of Sunshine
3.   `whatever you like'
4.   Soul Vibrations**         (Kool and the Gang)
5.   What You Want***
6.   `cowboy hat'
7.   ?****
8.   Jam
9.   Criminal Mastermind
10.  `pacing ourselves'
11.  Eddie's Dance*****
12.  Curtis's Song

*     - w/ Oteil Burbridge - bass, vocals
**    - w/ Jen Durkin - vocals
***   - w/ James `Fuzz' Sangiovanni - guitar
****  - w/ Eric Kalb - drums
***** - w/ Rob Somerville - sax

Craig Dawson - drums
Karl Denson - saxophone, flute, vocals
Brian Jordan - guitar
Chris Stillwell - bass
David Veith - piano, keyboards
Carlos Washington - trumpet, vocals

Notes:
The entire show has surfaced on a DAT and the new sund files
have been uploaded as of 2/26/25.

Levels saturate during first 10 sec or so of 32.  Oteil is turned
up pretty high in the mix, it gets a bit loud.  All Types has
the intro from Dinosurs (on the Herbal Turkey Breast solo album).
The unknown track in Set II sounds like Tune-Up but without the
vocals.

Super thank you to Karl and the Tiny Universe for allowing this
show to be recorded.

Please support artists and establishments who allow themselves
to be recorded.

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