Medeski Martin & Wood

Medeski Martin & Wood
Flamingo's, Knoxville, TN
Friday, March 11, 1994

source:  akg460b/ck61>b18>denon dtr80p, by chad clark
transfer: DATmaster>cd(1)>eac>cdwave>flac, by john m 2007-09-03


 - One Set -
disc 1 (80 min.)
01.  [07:50] - "Knoxville Beat"* > Open Improv [@6:18] >
02.  [13:10] - It's A Jungle In Here
03.  [05:37] - "Screeching Flamingos"*
04.  [15:43] - Shack
05.  [05:15] - Worms >
06.  [05:14] - Drum Solo >
07.  [04:11] - Worms > Open Improv [@0:47] >
08.  [09:27] - Friday Afternoon In The Universe > Bass Solo [@6:03] >
09.  [13:31] - Chubb Sub, Clav Intro [@12:23] >

 - NOTE: DISCS ARE NOT SEAMLESS -

disc 2 (~42 min.)
01.  [10:47] - Pakalolo >
02.  [12:53] - Improv > Chinoiserie [@4:34]
03.  [17:46] - Moti Mo


* 1st known performance

notes (by john m?): i don't believe this show has ever circulated, as it's not listed in the mmw live show database. this one sounds good - if anyone out there is familiar with "flamingos" back in the day, it was not easy to make a good tape there, low ceilings, odd angle for the stage, and usually a chatty crowd...  this is really a treat to hear, so check it out!  i did the best i could with the tracking, we'll see how well when the setlist is posted.  the show barely fit on a 2 hour DAT, so just after the last song ends john's comments are cut off the tape.  thank you chad for the DAT master!


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Medeski Martin & Wood
Homage at Little Five Points, Atlanta, GA
Saturday, March 12, 1994

Source: Mics - AKG 414's
Transfer: Sony PCM-R300 > MAudio DiO 2448 > Wavelab 4.0c (48k>44.1k resample w/UV22, gain mods*) > CDWave 1.71 > MkwACT

* +5.0dB gain applied to right channel for Set One
  +2.0dB gain applied to right channel for Set Two

Transferred, tracked, and shortened by Pete Rocco (rock@global2000.net)

 - Set One -
01.  [05:49] - // "Knoxville Beat" >
02.  [09:03] - Syeeda's Song Flute* >
03.  [20:18] - Shack >
04.  [14:09] - It's A Jungle In Here+
05.  [13:16] - Bass Solo > Bemsha Swing/Lively Up Yourself^ [@3:12]
06.  [12:55] - Worms


 - Set Two -
01.  [05:02] - "Screeching Flamingos"
02.  [27:30] - Pakalolo > Improv [@22:48] >
03.  [07:21] - Chinoiserie


* has dropouts
+ has cut in song
^ has cut in bass solo

03/20/03


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Medeski, Martin and Wood
March 17, 1994
Homage at Little 5 Points
Atlanta, GA

Source: AKG 414's > DAT 
Transfer: Tascam DA-20 MK II > Audiophile 2496 > Sound Forge 7 >
CD Wave > Flac Level 8 by Mike Vescovo (shackaholic@@gmail..com)

01. //Shack					04:57
02. Worms >				11:37
03. Friday Afternoon in the Universe		13:36

If anyone out there has a complete copy of this show, please check my list at 
http://db.etree.org/shackaholic/mmw and if a complete copy is not listed drop me a line (shackaholic@@gmail..com) 
and you shall be rewarded. My DAT of 3/17/94 has too much diginoise to credibly seed the whole thing. 

Medeski, Martin and Wood
March 17, 1994
Homage at Little Five Points
Atlanta, GA

Source: AKG 414's > DAT
Transfer: Sony PCM-R500 > Audiophile 2496 > Soundforge 8 > CDWave > FLAC level 8
Transfer by: Mike Vescovo (shackaholic@gmail.com) on 3/30/06

Set One

Disc One:
01. Improv > It's A Jungle In Here [@3:02]	20:09.32
02. Shack > Improv [@17:29]			22:22.63
03. Worms >					11:31.69
04. Friday Afternoon In The Universe		13:54.72

Total:	 					67:59.11

Disc Two:
01. Bass Solo >					03:25.11
02. Chubb Sub 					17:14.69

Set Two
03. We're So Happy > 				24:40.68
04. Pakalolo					14:06.54
05. Bass Solo > Bemsha Swing/Lively Up Yourself	11:11.03

Total: 						70:38.55

Disc Three:
01. Chinoiserie					06:09.57
02. Moti Mo					17:32.46

Total: 						23:42.28

Notes: There are eight instances of minor diginoise in the first five minutes of We're So Happy and a 
skip at 10:52 in Moti Mo.    

Medeski Martin and Wood
March 18, 1994
Variety Playhouse
Atlanta, GA
opening for ARU

Source: SBD > DAT > CDR > EAC > FLAC 
CDR > FLAC by: Mike Vescovo (shackaholic@@gmail..com) on 9/13/05

01. //It's a Jungle in Here			02:00
02. Bass Solo > Bemsha Swing/Lively Up Yourself	08:47
03. Worms					05:31
04. Chubb Sub				09:19

This is all I've ever been able to obtain from this show. There could be more material from before the cut in to IAJIH. If
anyone out there has a complete copy and does not see one listed on my list at http://db.etree.org/shackaholic/mmw, 
please drop me a line if you feel like helping out. 

Medeski, Martin and Wood
May 22, 1994
Local 506
Chapel Hill, NC

Source: Shure SM-57 -> Yamaha MT1000 -> Maxell XLII 90 (First Gen. Master Tapes) -> n-Track Studio ->
Wavelab 4.0 -> CD-R

CDR > FLAC: EAC (offsets, log file included) > WAV > Flac Level 8
CDR > FLAC by Mike Vescovo (shackaholic__A T__gmail__DOT)__com) on 8/20/05

-= One Set Only =-

01. Shack
02. It's A Jungle In Here
03. Shuck it Up > Drum Solo [@7:24] > Shuck It Up [@10:27]
04. Bass Solo > Bemsha Swing / Lively Up Yourself [@2:38]
05. Chubb Sub   

05-28-94 Atlanta Jazz Festival

DSBD > DAT > CDR > SHN

Extracted and SHN'd by Steve Brylka <phunkshn@softhome.net>
                                    <ftp:phunkshn.phrozen.org>
One Disc:

ORIGINAL TRACKING LIST
01.  It's a Jungle in Here
02.  Syeeda's Song Flute >
03.  Bemsha Swing/Lively Up Yourself
04.  Chubb
05.  Worms
06.  Shack Man

ACTUAL SETLIST (not sure how it conforms to this tracking):

It's a Jungle in Here
Syeeda's Song Flute > 
Bass Solo >
Bemsha Swing / Lively Up Yourself
Worms >
Chubb Sub
Shack

Medeski, Martin and Wood
Grant Park Jazz Festival
Atlanta, Georgia
May 28, 1994

It's a Jungle in Here
Syeeda's Song Flute >
Bass Solo >
Bemsha Swing / Lively Up Yourself
Worms >
Chubb Sub
Shack

Medeski, Martin and Wood
May 28, 1994
Grant Park Jazz Festival
Atlanta, GA

Source: DSBD > DAT
Transfer: Tascam DA-20 MK II > Audiophile 2496 > Sound Forge 7 >
CD Wave > Flac Level 8
Transfer by: Mike Vescovo (shackaholic_AT_gmail, 01/06/05)

**One Set Only**

01. It's a Jungle in Here
02. Syeeda's Song Flute > Bass Solo [@8:30] >
03. Bemsha Swing / Lively Up Yourself
04. Worms >
05. Chubb Sub
06. Shack

Medeski, Martin and Wood
May 28, 1994
Grant Park Jazz Festival
Atlanta, GA

**Remastered** by thir13en

Q'd>Comp'd>S1'd>BBE2'd>L3'd>Flac'd

Awesome grooves.

Digital soundboard source gets the treatment, ends up with near studio quality experience. Very nice.


01. It's a Jungle in Here
02. Syeeda's Song Flute > Bass Solo [@8:30] >
03. Bemsha Swing / Lively Up Yourself
04. Worms >
05. Chubb Sub
06. Shack


PRE-13 SOURCE INFO
====================

Source: DSBD > DAT
Transfer: Tascam DA-20 MK II > Audiophile 2496 > Sound Forge 7 >
CD Wave > Flac Level 8
Transfer by: Mike Vescovo (shackaholic_AT_gmail, 01/06/05)

Medeski Martin & Wood
Homage @Little Five Points, Atlanta, GA
Sunday, May 29, 1994

Source: AKG 414s > DAT
Transfer: Tascam DA-20 MK II > Audiophile 2496 > Sound Forge 7 >
CD Wave > Flac Level 8
Transfer by: Mike Vescovo (shackaholic_AT_gmail)
Thanks to Louie Rendek for the audio clean-up!

Set One/Disc One:
01.  [20:50] - Open Improv > Vergessene Improv* [@3:50] > Open Improv [@13:42] >
02.  [12:35] - Shack
03.  [13:11] - We're So Happy >
04.  [08:51] - Friday Afternoon In The Universe
05.  [07:34] - Wiggly's Way, 'John Speaks' [@6:20]


Set Two/Disc Two:
01.  [10:45] - Pakalolo
02.  [09:02] - Syeeda's Song Flute >
03.  [14:58] - Open Improv > Improv (w/"Mystery Gus" melody)+ [@5:42] > Open Improv^ [@13:21]//


 ~ NOTES by dug - May 6, 2016 ~
* this improvisation centres around a melody we find popping up later in MMW's shows: On April 14/2000 they open an acoustic show with a loose working of this melody but it's underdeveloped and never heard from again; the song first debuted in full on April 25/2007 as part of a short acoustic tour. A version of the song from that tour was later released on the 2012 live acoustic album Free Magic with the following title: Ballade In C Minor, 'Vergessene Seelen'. The song was then subsequently played on the Fall '12 and Spring '13 acoustic tours in support of the album. 'Vergessene Seelen' translates to "Forgotten Souls", so I labeled this improvisation 'Vergessene Improv' -- the forgotten improv. From 3:50-6:45 of the track is kind of a lead-in to the 'Vergessene' melody which comes in strong at that point and is the main theme for the following 6min or so.

+ "Mystery Gus" melody first introduced just past the 9min mark and solidified @10:05 of this track, might be from a real song but the only other place I've identified the melody is during the band's 4 instrumental performances of the Combustication tune 'Whatever Happened to Gus' in early 1999 (1/14, 1/16, 3/20 & 3/23) -- see The Shack Project 1999 page for links to the shows:
https://theshackproject.com/tsp1999/

^ recording fades out/cuts at the end of this track leaving Set II incomplete


Notes:
----------
~	There is some debate as to what the correct date for this
	show is. The DAT I recieved for this show was labeled 5/29/94.
	Rumor has it that this show might be 5/24/94.
~	There is some clipping on this show in the first 30-40 seconds.
	No edits were done in these spots.
~	There was a split second dropout at 1:08 in the Improv track (d1t01)
	along with a couple millisecond spots of diginoise, all in the
	right channel.  0.100 seconds of audio from the left channel
	was cut and paste into these spots to clean these errors.
~	There was a 0.060 second dropout in the right channel of the
	Improv track (d1t01) at 1:49.  0.065 seconds of audio from the left
	channel was cut and paste to clean this error.
~	There was a 0.020 second dropout at 2:29 in the right channel of
	d1t01 Improv track.  0.030 seconds of audio from the left channel
	was cut and paste to fix this error.
~	There are two dropouts at 2:55 and 2:56 in the d1t01 Improv track
	that are in both channels.  These are unfixable, but I was able
	to smooth them out.
~	There are also dropout/diginoise spots in both channels at 4:46
	and 5:12 in the d1t01 Improv track that are also unfixable.
~	There is a 0.015 second dropout in We're So Happy that was unfixable
	because it is in both channels.
~	There was a split second spot of diginoise at 9:14 in the We're So
	Happy > FAITU track that was only in the right channel.  0.100
	seconds of audio from the left channel was cut and paste to fix
	this errored spot.
~	There was a split second spot of diginoise at 16:24 in the Improv
	after Syeeda's.  I patched the audio to fix the error.


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Medeski, Martin and Wood
August 08, 1994
Hole in the Wall
Richmond, VA

Source: Shure SM-57 > Yamaha MT1000 > Maxell XLII 90 (First Gen. Master Tapes) >
AIWA AD-WX707 (Dolby C NR) > PC > WaveLab 4.0 > Clean! 3.0 > .WAV > CD-R

CDR > FLAC: CDR > EAC (offsets, log included) > WAV > FLAC Level 8  
by Mike Vescovo (shackaholic__AT__gmail__DOT__com) on 8/20/05

Set One/Disc One:
01. The Lover > 
02. Shack
03. Last Chance to Dance Trance (Perhaps)
04. Sequel
05. Syeeda's Song Flute >
06. Chubb Sub

Set Two/Disc Two:
01. We're So Happy
02. Friday Afternoon In The Universe
03. Pakalolo >
04. Beeah
05. Chinoiserie
06. Moti Mo 

Known Flaw:
From around 8:02 of d1t05 (Syeeda's Song Flute) through 1:34 of d1t06
(Chubb Sub) -- Left channel contains some possible crosstalk from the
adjacent channel on the flip side of the cassette, that may have been
caused by a head/tape misalignment when the tape was being transferred.


Medeski Martin & Wood
Covered Dish, Gainesville, FL
1994-11-08 (Tuesday)

Source: Unknown > Maxell XLII (low gen) in Marantz PMD510 (pitch adjusted/tape "tuned") > Korg MR-1 (16/44.1 WAV) > xACT (FLAC)
- cassette source provided and transferred by Joe Perona

Joe's NOTE: 11/8/94 sounds like a stage recording?  Tape was labeled SBD, but based on the fact that you can't really hear Billy's announcements & the killer stereo image, I'm guessing stage tape.  The encore cuts off... boo.

Tracking/Encoding: 16bit FLAC > Traderâ€™s Little Helper > WaveLab 6.11 (tracking/fades) > Traderâ€™s Little Helper (fix SBEs + FLAC Level 8) > MP3Tag (ID tags)
by dug (crookedbirds AT gmail DOT com) â€“ January 24/2014


 - ONE SET -
01.  [11:21] - We're So Happy
02.  [08:23] - Syeeda's Song Flute >
03.  [01:58] - LCTDT(P) Open Intro >
04.  [13:23] - Last Chance To Dance Trance (Perhaps)
05.  [01:04] - 'Crowd/Billy Speaks'*
06.  [11:14] - Shack (cuts)
07.  [03:42] - Bass Solo
08.  [12:55] - The Lover >
09.  [09:34] - Friday Afternoon In The Universe
10.  [06:59] - Chinoiserie
11.  [10:15] - Chubb Sub
12.  [01:57] - 'Billy Speaks/Crowd'
 - ENCORE -
13.  [01:48] - Sequel (cuts)


* @00:11-00:20 there is DEAD AIR during this break -- not sure this is really a set break since Billy says that LCTDT(P)+ was the last song they played; he does say it's "good to be back", but I think he means the town not back on stage after a break ... although, we have no record of them playing in this town before, that doesn't mean they hadn't, but it also doesn't mean they had - HA! However, our MMW gig history for 1991-1993 is spotty:
http://mmwhistory.com/1991.html
http://mmwhistory.com/1992.html
http://mmwhistory.com/1993.html

... conclusion: Noting this as a ONE SET show. (dug)

+ Billy actually calls the tune "Last Chance to Trance Dance (Perhaps)"
^ tape flip -- just the end cuts; presumably nothing else is missing between Shack and Bass Solo
% most of the song is missing


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Medeski Martin & Wood
December 23, 1994
The Cooler
New York, NY 

source:  at822 > DTR-80P > ZA-2 (dos) > SF4.5 (sample replacement -- see note) > CD Architect
audio extraction:  Plextor PX-W1610A ~ EAC (secure mode) ~ shn2k 

DAT master had a spot of bad diginoise -- its only known clone, which had a spot of bad diginoise elsewhere, was used to replace the bad samples.  the result is a completely clean merged source!
 
 
encoded by pwking (sleepypedro_at_yahoo_dot_com) 
Sun 08/25/2002 @ 11:54am 
read 'em and weep! 
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created by SHN2k (v.0.93_beta1) 
the shorten compression assistant for windows 2000 + beyond 
written by peter w. king (sleepypedro_at_yahoo_dot_com) 
(c)2002 http://home.nyc.rr.com/pedroworld/SHN2k 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DEC 22/2006:
SHN > WAVLab 4.0 (tracking) > SHNTOOL (SBEs) > FLACFrontend Level 8
by dug (rshannon AT unb DOT ca)



 - ONE SET -

01. 'Crowd'
02. Intro > 
03. Think
04. Last Chance to Dance Trance (Perhaps)
05. Sequel
06. The Lover * >
07. Bass Solo > Friday Afternoon in the Universe
08. Chinoiserie


w/Pork Pie hat tease circa 10:30

MM&W

12/31/1994
The Homage
Atlanta, GA

Source: AKG 460 with ck8 capsules (48 kHz)

Conversion: Panasonic 3700 SPDIF > Zefiro Za2 (48 to 44.1 kHz
conversion) > Sound Forge xp 4.0 > CD Wav

Audience

Seeded to jojosarfo.org by Pete Rocco (pete@jojosarfo.org).
Conversion, Shorten, and Upload by Fred Dickinson.

SET I (disc 1)

1.  Shack
2.  Syeeda's Song Flute
3.  Unknown
4.  Beeah

SET II (discs 2)
1.  Intro Jam
2.  Think
3.  Last Chance to Dance Trance
4.  Sequel
5.  The Lover
6.  Unknown

SET II CONT (Disc Three)
1.  Bass Solo
2.  Bemsha Swing
3.  Lively Up Yourself
4.  Pakalolo
5.  Unknown
6.  Chubb Sub
7.  Moti Mo



SHNID	Date	Venue	City	State
87048	1994-03-11	Flamingo's	Knoxville	TN
flac16; Source: akg460b/ck61>b18>denon dtr80p; Taped by chad clark; DATmaster>cd(1)>eac>cdwave>flac; Transferred by john m
16181	1994-03-12	Homage @ Little 5 Points	Atlanta	GA
shn; Source: AKG 414's; Transfer: Sony PCM-R300 > MAudio DiO 2448 > Wavelab 4.0c (48k>44.1k resample w/UV22, gain mods*) > CDWave 1.71 > MkwACT; via Pete Rocco
30862	1994-03-17	Homage @ Little 5 Points	Atlanta	GA
flac16; AKG 414's > DAT; Tascam DA-20 MK II > Audiophile 2496 > Sound Forge 7 > CD Wave > Flac Level 8 by Mike Vescovo (shackaholic@@gmail..com); incomplete; originally torrented on bt.etree.org with 03/18/94
33558	1994-03-17	Homage @ Little 5 Points	Atlanta	GA
flac16; AKG 414's > DAT; Sony PCM-R500 > Audiophile 2496 > Soundforge 8 > CDWave > FLAC level 8; Transfer by: Mike Vescovo (shackaholic@gmail.com) on 3/30/06; complete
30863	1994-03-18	Variety Playhouse	Atlanta	GA
flac16; SBD > DAT > CDR > EAC > FLAC; CDR > FLAC by: Mike Vescovo (shackaholic@@gmail..com) on 9/13/05; incomplete; originally torrented on bt.etree.org with 03/17/94
30594	1994-05-22	Local 506	Chapel Hill	NC
flac16; Shure SM-57 -> Yamaha MT1000 -> Maxell XLII 90 (First Gen. Master Tapes) -> n-Track Studio -> Wavelab 4.0 -> CD-R; CDR > FLAC: EAC (offsets, log file included) > WAV > Flac Level 8; CDR > FLAC by Mike Vescovo
2	1994-05-28	Grant Park Jazz Festival	Atlanta	GA
DSBD > DAT > CDR > SHN; via S. Brylka
25814	1994-05-28	Grant Park Jazz Festival	Atlanta	GA
no source info
27689	1994-05-28	Grant Park Jazz Festival	Atlanta	GA
flac16; DSBD > DAT; Transfer: Tascam DA-20 MK II > Audiophile 2496 > Sound Forge 7 > CD Wave > Flac Level 8; Transfer by: Mike Vescovo
84475	1994-05-28	Grant Park Jazz Festival	Atlanta	GA
Remastered by thir13en Q'd>Comp'd>S1'd>BBE2'd>L3'd>Flac'd PRE-13 SOURCE INFO: Source: DSBD > DAT Transfer: Tascam DA-20 MK II > Audiophile 2496 > Sound Forge 7 > CD Wave > Flac Level 8 Transfer by: Mike Vescovo (shackaholic_AT_gmail, 01/06/05)
26569	1994-05-29	Homage @ Little 5 Points	Atlanta	GA
flac16; Source: AKG 414's > DAT; Transfer: Tascam DA-20 MK II > Audiophile 2496 > Sound Forge 7 > CD Wave > Flac Level 8; Transfer by: Mike Vescovo; with thanks to Louie Rendek for the audio clean-up; date could be 5/24/94 instead
30609	1994-08-08	Hole in the Wall	Richmond	VA
flac16; Shure SM-57 > Yamaha MT1000 > Maxell XLII 90 (First Gen. Master Tapes) > AIWA AD-WX707 (Dolby C NR) -> PC -> WaveLab 4.0 -> Clean! 3.0 -> .WAV -> CD-R; CDR > FLAC: CDR > EAC (offsets, log included) > WAV > FLAC Level 8
126855	1994-11-08	The Covered Dish	Gainesville	FL
flac16; Source: Unknown > Maxell XLII (low gen) in Marantz PMD510 (pitch adjusted/tape "tuned") > Korg MR-1 (16/44.1) > FLAC; Tracking/Encoding: 16bit FLAC > Traderâ€™s Little Helper > WaveLab 6.11 (tracking/fades) > Traderâ€™s Little Helper (fix SBEs + FLAC Level 8) > MP3Tag (ID tags)
81188	1994-12-23	The Cooler	New York	NY
flac16: Source: at822 > DTR-80P > ZA-2 (dos) > SF4.5 (sample replacement -- see note) > CD Architect audio extraction: Plextor PX-W1610A ~ EAC (secure mode) ~ shn2k Tracking: SHN > WAVLab 4.0 (tracking) > SHNTOOL (SBEs) > FLACFrontend Level 8
1591	1994-12-31	The Homage	Atlanta	GA
AKG 460 with ck8 capsules (48 kHz); Conversion: Panasonic 3700 SPDIF > Zefiro Za2 (48 to 44.1 kHz conversion) > Sound Forge xp 4.0 > CD Wav; via Fred Dickinson, Pete Rocco

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