My Father's Place Remastered1977, Oct 10, Roslyn Long Island, My Father's Place, Remastered
CD 1 of 1, running time
78:17
| | 1 | Standing On The Corner | | 2 | I Never Talk To Strangers | | 3 | Pasties And A G String | | 4 | Invitation To The Blues | | 5 | Eggs And Sausage | | 6 | Depot Depot | | 7 | Jitterbug Boy | | 8 | Step Right Up | | 9 | I Wish I Was In New Orleans | | 10 | Small Change | | 11 | The Piano Has Been Drinking | | 12 | Emotional Weather Report | | 13 | Muriel | | 14 | Jack and Neal | | 15 | Tom Trauberts Blues |
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  4.17 out of 5 (2 votes)
audiophile | A | FM or PreFM? > Tape xGen > WAV Capture > CDR xGen > WAV > Remaster (Cool Edit Pro 2.1) > MKW > SHN
Remaster Notes:
The very uncertain lineage is unfortunate, but we do know that this was recorded for an FM broadcast. The fact that a lot of high frequencies exist on the tape indicate that it the source for this may have been a Pre-FM tape, but I couldn't be sure. The sound on what I recieved was very good, but there was a lot of tape hiss. Using Cool Edit Pro 2.1, I managed to pinpoint and remove a lot of this hissing while having very minimal effect on the music itself. There were also a few pops present on the tape, introduced during analog tranfers (it was not diginoise) that I removed. I did not alter the EQ at all, as I felt that the frequency balance of the music itself was adjusted appropriately by the radio station engineer who recorded it. I am very pleased with the result, and think that the sound upgrade makes this one a lot easier to listen to and ultimately more fulfilling.
Performance Notes:
This is a fantastic performance, and I am glad that a nice sounding version of it was able to circulate. Tom plays a lot of the Foreign Affairs material which makes this a rare item. The vocals are a touch better than Drink at the Bar (the other nice sounding 1977 show that I have), and the band is tight and fun. Tom adds some lines to Step Right Up that I've not heard anywhere else as well. This is a highly recommended show, and though not quite as essential as some of the late 1976 shows, still shows Tom performing his mid-70's material very well.
-Stephen Pickett, http://www.salvaj.com/steve/bootlegs
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evenenders | B | I'm not sure if mine is really remasted or not. Sadly it is a forced DAO and has small clicks between the tracks .
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