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Widespread Panic – 10/12/1991 – Chicago, IL

Posted by Curtis on February 22, 2018
Posted in: 1991. Tagged: , , , , , .

Widespread Panic
Riviera Theater
Chicago, Illinois
October 12, 1991

01 //Walkin’ (For Your Love)
02 Travelin’ Light>
03 Machine>
04 Barstools and Dreamers
05 I’m Not Alone>
06 Makes Sense to Me
07 Space Wrangler

NOTES:

– T. Lavitz on Keys

– Missing: Weight of the World (Before Walkin’)
(After Space Wrangler) Mercy>
Chilly Water
Porch Song

Unknown audience analog cassette > Onkyo TA-R410 >
Roland ED UA-30 > Audacity > WAV

Tracked & Converted by:
BrettR at Dragon’s Lair Studios
using Audacity Software

Tape and transfer provided by Ted Rockwell

Widespread Panic – 07/09/1994 – Bozeman, MT

Posted by Curtis on January 6, 2013
Posted in: 1994. Tagged: , , , , , .

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Widespread Panic
Wilson Theater
Bozeman, MT
July 9, 1994

Set
01. Hatfield >
02. Fishwater
03. Jack >
04. Henry Parsons Died >
05. Better Off
06. Ain’t Life Grand
07. Junior
08. Blackout
01. Happy Child >
02. I’m Not Alone >
03. Jam >
04. Rock
05. Pickin’ Up The Pieces
06. Porch Song
07. Airplane >
08. Makes Sense To Me

[Opened for Blues Traveler]

Converted & edited by D.P. Swint
Seeded by Patrick Wood

Widespread Panic – 02/08/1991 – Atlanta, GA

Posted by Curtis on February 8, 2012
Posted in: 1991. Tagged: , , , , .

Photo via BluesTraveler.net

 

Widespread Panic
Center Stage
Atlanta, GA.
02/08/1991

SET ONE:
01. Love Tractor>
02. Rock
03. C. Brown
04. Travelin’ Light>
05. Pigeons
06. Porch Song
07. Driving Song>
08. Jam>
09. Stop-Go>
10. Guilded Splinters
11. Fishwater
12. Chilly

ENCORE:
13. Weight of the World
14. Space Wrangler

Recorded, Mastered, Tracked, & Seeded By:
Hardy Ross
Source: AKG 522~> Sony D-5 (MX 100)

Show Notes:

“This here is a waltz. Please grab your partner!” J.B.

Center Stage is a unique venue that is still around today. It is basically an indoor circular pit, which makes for great sight-lines. Blues Traveler opened the evening with a very good set. But it was clear that Panic was not to be outdone, especially on their home turf, so they wasted no time getting down to it. I have even had some tell me this was their “I get it” show, and
I can see why. Judge for yourself. Cheers!