Robert Gordon
Peppermint Lounge
Friday, 4 June 1982
100 5th Avenue
NYC, NY 10011 USA
FLAC master, 10 September 2023, by elegymart:
Analog audience recording (stereo)
{recorded by Gene Poole}: unknown mics/recorder > 1980-82 US Maxell UDXLI C90 (Type I Normal) analog audio cassette master {from the Gene Poole collection} >
Sony TC-WE435 (azimuth adjustment) > Roland R05 (24/96) > Cool Edit Pro 2.0 (audio cleanup, convert to 16/44) > SHNtool (fixed SBE) > CD Wave (track splits) > TLH (WAV > FLAC8).
Remastered By Grant Bearden Many Moons Ago.
A Fine Tooth Comb/Steroid Production
Speed Corrected 4 to 6.5 Cents, adjusted levels of audio parts, fixed, or deleted some anomalies, as well as some judicious editing. Smoothed it baby, because I remember it was a mess.
Thanks to Gene Poole/taper, and the original uploader.
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01 The Way I Walk
02 I Love You So
03 band introductions
04 There You Go
05 Heart Full of Soul
06 Twenty Flight Rock
07 Linda Lu
08 Mary Lou
09 Silver Bullet
10 Crimson and Clover
11 You're Undecided
12 Treat a Dog
13 It's Only Make Believe
14 Fire
15 Rock Billy Boogie
16 Someday, Someway
17 Black Slacks
18 Red Hot
Total Time: 51:55
Band line-up:
Robert Gordon - guitar, vocals
Chris Spedding - guitar, vocals on t08 and t09
Tony Garnier - bass, bass fiddle
Anton Fig - drums, percussion
Notes:
THE GENE POOLE COLLECTION VOL. 220
Carrying on with our thin association game of the Stones thread from the prior volume, this time we find ourselves at the new Peppermint Lounge, for Robert Gordon with Chris Spedding.
This is Anton Fig's first gig with Robert's band, although they had worked before with Link Wray. The band took the stage at 2 in the morning, so technically it was June 5th, but that's the city that never sleeps for you.
Spedding plays and sings the same numbers as he did at the Lone Star gig we presented way back in Volume 26, and the performances here are just as solid, with little to fault on Gene's tape for this outing. Compared to that set,
you get some more Johnny covers on this one -- Burnette and Cash, that is.
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Peppermint Lounge
Friday, 4 June 1982
100 5th Avenue
NYC, NY 10011 USA
FLAC master, 10 September 2023, by elegymart:
Analog audience recording (stereo)
{recorded by Gene Poole}: unknown mics/recorder > 1980-82 US Maxell UDXLI C90 (Type I Normal) analog audio cassette master {from the Gene Poole collection} >
Sony TC-WE435 (azimuth adjustment) > Roland R05 (24/96) > Cool Edit Pro 2.0 (audio cleanup, convert to 16/44) > SHNtool (fixed SBE) > CD Wave (track splits) > TLH (WAV > FLAC8).
Remastered By Grant Bearden Many Moons Ago.
A Fine Tooth Comb/Steroid Production
Speed Corrected 4 to 6.5 Cents, adjusted levels of audio parts, fixed, or deleted some anomalies, as well as some judicious editing. Smoothed it baby, because I remember it was a mess.
Thanks to Gene Poole/taper, and the original uploader.
------------------------------------------------------------------
01 The Way I Walk
02 I Love You So
03 band introductions
04 There You Go
05 Heart Full of Soul
06 Twenty Flight Rock
07 Linda Lu
08 Mary Lou
09 Silver Bullet
10 Crimson and Clover
11 You're Undecided
12 Treat a Dog
13 It's Only Make Believe
14 Fire
15 Rock Billy Boogie
16 Someday, Someway
17 Black Slacks
18 Red Hot
Total Time: 51:55
Band line-up:
Robert Gordon - guitar, vocals
Chris Spedding - guitar, vocals on t08 and t09
Tony Garnier - bass, bass fiddle
Anton Fig - drums, percussion
Notes:
THE GENE POOLE COLLECTION VOL. 220
Carrying on with our thin association game of the Stones thread from the prior volume, this time we find ourselves at the new Peppermint Lounge, for Robert Gordon with Chris Spedding.
This is Anton Fig's first gig with Robert's band, although they had worked before with Link Wray. The band took the stage at 2 in the morning, so technically it was June 5th, but that's the city that never sleeps for you.
Spedding plays and sings the same numbers as he did at the Lone Star gig we presented way back in Volume 26, and the performances here are just as solid, with little to fault on Gene's tape for this outing. Compared to that set,
you get some more Johnny covers on this one -- Burnette and Cash, that is.
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