Dirty Dozen Brass Band

Dirty Dozen Brass Band
2007-08-02
High Falls Festival Site
Rochester, NY

Source: KM140(FOB/DC/mics pointed to the inside of each stack)>V2>SBM1>D100
taper: Sean Cartwright

Lineage: CDR(1) > EAC > WAV > FLAC(6)

01. (cuts in?)//
02. What's Going On?
03. 
04. [band intros]
05.
06. I'll Fly Away

any help appreciated on the set list.

Dirty Dozen Brass Band
August 12,  2007
Gathering of the Vibes
Seaside Park
Bridgeport, CT


source:  Neumann km184 > v2> SBM-1. optical> iRiver h120
         [DIN 90*  behind soundboard DFC]

transfer: h120> USB> Samplitutde Pro 7.0> cdWave> FLAC


taped/transfered by  Rob Clarke   robclarke.km184 -AT- gmail.com





disc 1:
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05.
06.

disc 2:
01.
02.
03.
04.
05.

Dirty Dozen Brass Band
August 30th, 2007
Thursday at the Square
Lafayette Square
Buffalo, NY
 
Source: audio-technica 4041's > Segue Dogstar Silver XLR > Edirol UA-5 [Oade P-mod] > Creative Nomad JB3 [44.1]
Config: DIN     Location: right of SBD, ~ 8 ft high
Transfer: JB3 [usb] > PC > CDWAV > FLAC  
Recorded & Transfered by: Seth Nochajski <nochajski@gmail.com> & Keith Januszak <januszak@gmail.com>

01.
02. Ain't Nothin But A Party 
03. 
04.
05.
06. What's Goin On?
07.  >
08. When the Saints Go Marching In
09. Fire on the Bayou > 
10. Unclean Waters
11. Use Me 
12. Sex Machine  
13. What's Happening Brother?
14. <I Need Somebody?>
15. Red Hot Mama
16. My Feet Can't Fail Me Now
17. Dirty Old Man


*w/Eric Crittenden on alto sax,

note:
disc split between tracks 8/9
http://www.dirtydozenbrass.com/
Never For Sale
please support bands that allow taping by buying merch. & attending shows
The Benevento/Russo Duo opened
http://www.beneventorussoduo.com/

http://www.buffalonews.com/entertainment/gusto/story/152397.html
A bold pairing
Keyboards-drum duo opens for Dirty Dozen Brass Band
By Jeff Miers NEWS POP MUSIC CRITIC

How often do you get to see a tuba player covering a funk band’s bass lines, and really making the thing swing?

How often does a New Orleans horn ensemble offer its French Quarter funk following an avant-garde keyboardsdrums duo’s take on modern improvisational music? How often do you see kids partying and dancing to “When the Saints Go Marching In?” Not often enough.

Thursday found what just might’ve been the boldest, most experimental pairing of a Thursday at the Square season that has been pretty experimental in general.

The Benevento-Russo Duo opened for the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, and though the turnout was small in comparison with many of this summer’s Square gigs, those who were wise enough to attend on Thursday were amply rewarded with music that acknowledged no borders, niches, races or creeds. It was just all good, whether it was a way-out-there take on early ’70s fusion, or a deep-in-the-pocket reading of contemporary New Orleans funk.

Openers Marco Benevento and Joe Russo are known to jam-band fans through the duo’s pairings with, among others, Phil Lesh of the Grateful Dead. There is a temptation to lump these two in with the rash of bass player-less groups littering the alternative music scene, but that temptation must be resisted. In fact, keyboardist Benevento and drummer Russo are after something else, something a bit more nebulous, certainly more abstract.

What exactly is it? Well, it’s not jazz, though it clearly has elements of that form. It’s not really rock, though it rocks, to be sure. It can’t be pop, because there are no vocals. I’d hesitate to call it the blues, though the blues informs it, naturally. I suppose it would suffice to say that it’s a refreshing take on all of these things.

Keyboardist Benevento takes old-school keyboards — what appeared to be a Fender Rhodes electric piano and a Hammond organ — and runs them through guitar player’s effect pedals, one of which appeared to be the Moog corporation’s invention, the Moogerflooger, which does more cool and crazy things to an instrument’s signal than I can possibly list here. Benevento modifies his tone and his harmonic information in real time, kind of like a high-priced London deejay might finesse his club mixes. Meanwhile, drummer Russo plays along with drum tracks when he feels like it, freely switching between rock bombast and well-schooled, free-form jazz playing at will. The result is often simply stunning, and, dare I say it, unique.

The band’s interpretation of Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” stands as a useful case in point. Here, Benevento messed with the melody, reharmonized the chords and suggested rhythmic twists that were grabbed and carried by Russo. This is unusual and unusually beautiful modern music.

The Dirty Dozen Brass Band plays a more antiquated style of sound, and it was impressive how easily the crowd fell beneath the group’s sway following the outer-space suggestions of the Benevento-Russo Duo.

The tuba playing itself was enough to boggle the mind, as the dude manning the albatross- like instrument laid down some serious funk lines, many of which would’ve made both Jaco Pastorious and James Jamerson proud. The baritone sax player laid down sexy counterpoint to the tuba throughout, and trumpet, trombone, tenor sax and electric guitar offered stunning counterpoint as the group dug deep into its rather timeless sound.

R&B this was, mostly, though played with the grease and grit of the Meters and the grace of a second-line marching band.

When the group brought up Buffalo’s own funk-meister Eric Crittenden to join in on alto sax, the place erupted. Crittenden accorded himself quite well, and was granted a pair of solo spotlights for his trouble. This was just a real rush, a true treat.

REVIEW
WHO: The Dirty Dozen Brass Band
WHEN: Thursday night
WHERE: Lafayette Square
jmiers@buffnews.com

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Dirty Dozen Brass Band
2007-11-10
Fox Theatre
Boulder, CO.

1. (12:57)
2. (7:41)
3. (7:40)
4. (7:01)
5. (4:47)
6. (4:53)
7. (7:46)
8. Whats Goin on. (5:01)
9. (4:33)
10. Guilded Splinters (5:21)
11. (12:31)
12. Red Hot Mama (6:00)
13. Superstitous (8:02)*
14. Feet dont fail me now (7:05)
15. Encore Break (2:33)
16. (9:22)

Akg 393>BMP2+UA5>Iriver h120>USB>CD Wav>Flac

Start D2 with T11 if burning to CD

*Unfortunately the annoying woman yelling from time to time
is actually on stage yelling into the mics up there. Picking that girl
out of the crowd to dance on stage was a huge mistake, she bellows from time to time
for the rest of the show. Im sure she was very proud the next morning.

Everything after the encore break was called the \"Dirty Dozen Afterparty.\"

Taped/transfered by J. Maye


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Dirty Dozen Brass Band

Mezzanotte Lounge
658 N. Salina St.
Syracuse, NY
Saturday, December 8, 2007


Source: AT4051 > Aerco MP-2 > Edirol R09  (16/48)

Mastering: (16/48) WAV > Adobe Audition 1.5 > (16/44.1) WAV > Totalrecorder 6.1 >
           (16/44.1) WAV > Flac Frontend 1.7.1 > (16/44.1) FLAC



Disc 1: (60:29)

101. Space >
102. Fire on the Bayou >
103. Ain't Nothin' But A Party
104. Do It Fluid
105. Remember When >
106. Big Chief
107. Band Intros
108. Jesus on the Mainline
109. John the Revelator


Disc 2: (55:33)

201. What's Goin' On
202. Save the Children
203. 
204. Red Hot Mama
205. St James Infirmary Blues
206. E: My Feet Can't Fail Me Now
207. E: Dirty Old Man


NOTES:

Taped, transferred, & edited by Spyder9 Studios (dnolanjr@yahoo.com)
Released December 10, 2007

Location:  General admission, right of SBD, DFC.


The Band:

Efrem Towns - vocals, trumpet, fluglehorn
Roger Lewis - vocals, baritone & soprano saxophone
Kevin Harris - vocals, tenor saxophone
Julius McKee - sousaphone
Revert Andrews  - trombone
Jake Eckert - guitar
Terence Higgins - drums




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Dirty Dozen Brass Band
2007-12-13
Smith's Olde Bar
Atlanta, GA

Set 1.
01. intro instrumental
02. Charlie Dozen
03. Ain't Nothin' But a Party
04. ??
05. Big Chief
06. Second Line >
07. When the Saints Go Marching In
08. Fiyo on the Bayou > Unclean Water
09. banter/band intros
10. That's How You Get Killed Before

Set 2.
01. ??
02. ??
03. What's Goin' On
04. Li'l Liza Jame
05. The Flintstones Meets the President
06. ??
07. Feet Can't Fail Me Now > Cold Sweat > ??
08. Dirty Dozen Afterparty

Source: AKG 391s (DIN) > UA-5 > iRiver  HP-120
Location: FOB, DFC, 25' back, 8'up
Transfer: HP-120 > Audacity (fades, normalize to -0.1) > CDWav (tracking) > FLAC
Recorded and transfered by Jeff Holland



SHNID	Artist	Date	Venue	City	State
89478	Dirty Dozen Brass Band	2007-08-02	High Falls Festival Site	Rochester	NY
Source: KM140(FOB/DC/mics pointed to the inside of each stack)>V2>SBM1>D100 taper: Sean Cartwright Lineage: CDR(1) > EAC > WAV > FLAC(6)
90434	Dirty Dozen Brass Band	2007-08-12	Seaside Park	Bridgeport	CT
Dirty Dozen Brass Band 2007-08-12 Gathering of the Vibes; Seaside Park; Bridgeport, CT (neumann km184)
97177	Dirty Dozen Brass Band	2007-08-30	LaFayette Square	Buffalo	NY
Source: audio-technica 4041's > Segue Dogstar Silver XLR > Edirol UA-5 [Oade P-mod] > Creative Nomad JB3 [44.1] Lineage: JB3 [usb] > PC > CDWAV > FLAC Taped by: Seth Nochajski & Keith Januszak Transferred by: Seth Nochajski & Keith Januszak
90533	Dirty Dozen Brass Band	2007-11-10	Fox Theater	Boulder	CO
Dirty Dozen Brass Band 2007/11/10 Fox Theatre, Boulder
89479	Dirty Dozen Brass Band	2007-12-08	Mezzanotte Lounge	Syracuse	NY
Source: AT4051 > Aerco MP-2 > Edirol R09 (16/48) Mastering: (16/48) WAV > Adobe Audition 1.5 > (16/44.1) WAV > Totalrecorder 6.1 > (16/44.1) WAV > Flac Frontend 1.7.1 > (16/44.1) FLAC Taped, transferred, & edited by Spyder9 Studios (dnolanjr@yahoo.com) Released December 10, 2007 Location: General admission, right of SBD, DFC.
89480	Dirty Dozen Brass Band	2007-12-13	Smith's Olde Bar	Atlanta	GA
Source: AKG 391s (DIN) > UA-5 > iRiver HP-120 Location: FOB, DFC, 25' back, 8'up Transfer: HP-120 > Audacity (fades, normalize to -0.1) > CDWav (tracking) > FLAC Recorded and transfered by Jeff Holland

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