Blue Highway continues its run of the last several years as one of the hottest, tightest traditional bluegrass bands.  If you enjoy the Del McCoury Band, check out Blue Highway as well.  This Blue Highway Sunday morning gospel set surely will move anyone who listens with their impeccable musicianship and sweet vocal harmonies.

FWIW, I recorded the bulk of the fest and will BT everything I\'ve got if there\'s interest. I\'ll only seed until a few leechers turn seeders, then I\'ll bail and start the next one - otherwise it\'ll take me damn near forever to seed all the recordings.

Blue Highway (Gospel Set)
2004-07-25
Lyons, CO - RockyGrass

Taper:      Brian Skalinder
Location:   4\' LOC, 15\' FOB, 8\' up
Config:     NOS (30cm, 90�)
Source:     Schoeps MK21/KC5/CMC6 > Lunatec V3 (16-bit/44.1kHz) > Nomad JB3
Conversion: Nomad JB3 > Adaptec FireConnect 4300 > Notmad Explorer > PC
Editing:    CD-Wave (tracking), Cool Edit Pro 2.0 (fades)
Mastering:  Waves L2
               Threshold  : - 6   dB
               Out Ceiling: - 0.2 dB
               Release    :   1
               Quantize   :  16-bits
               Dither     :  Type 1
               Shaping    :  Normal

Rob Ickes      - dobro
Tim Stafford   - guitar, vocals
Wayne Taylor   - bass, vocals
Shawn Lane     - vocals, mandolin, fiddle
Jason Burleson - banjo

DISC ONE

01. [ intro ]
02. I Am Near The Gate
03. Traveling Preacher
04. I Am The Man Thomas
05. Someday
06. I\'m Asking You
07. Live On Down The Line
08. Seven Sundays In A Row
09. How Great Thou Art
10. Ground Is Level At The Foot Of The Cross
11. Two Coats
12. God Moves In A Windstorm
13. Old Brush Arbors
14. The Seventh Angel
15. Mountain Of The Lord
16. Wondrous Love
17. Goodbye For A While
18. Wicked Path Of Sin
19. Will The Circle Be Unbroken

NOTES:

Set my levels a bit too conservatively on this one, so I ran the recording through Waves L2 to reduce the dynamic range a bit and increase the levels throughout.  Clamped to Rob Carney\'s stand just left of center.  A gorgeous day of sun after two very rain days and nights.  S-U-N...woohoo!  During quiet sections you can hear the lovely St. Vrain burbling off in the distance to the right of the stage and viewing area.  First time using the MK21 sub-cards outdoors, and I love the broad, deep soundstage and the open, natural sound the MK21s bring to the recording.  Enjoy!