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Taper:

Scott Bernstein

Transferrer:

Scott Bernstein

SHNID:

rbb2003-06-20.tlm170.flac16-44

Source:

FOB Audience

Lineage:

Master recording: Neumann TLM-170s (cardoid, FOB Center 20' from stage) -> Apogee AD1000 -> Teac DA-P20 (@ 16/48) DAT playback: Sony R-500 -> Sound Devices 722 digital input (@24/48) Mastered: Soundforge Pro 13.0 - *All file manipulation in Soundforge done at 24 bits*. File processed in Soundforge for some minor clap scrubbing; volume normalization; 24 -> 16 bit dither using POW-r Dither with POW-r #3 noise shaping; resample to 44.1 interpolation accuracy 4 w/anti-alias filter. Tracked in CDWav. Tagged in Tag&Rename 3.9.15

Taper Notes:

View Notes* = w/In Da Club (50 Cent) lyrics
+ = w/"Gilligan's Island" theme


Shamarr Allen - trumpet, vocals
Revert Andrews - trombone
Glen Anderews - trumpet
Stafford Agee - trombone
Derrick Shezbie - trumpet
Keith Frasier - drums
Rick Flynn - saxophone
Derrick Tabb - snare drum
Keith Frazier - bass drum
Philip Frazier - tuba

This show was part of a triple bill with the Neville Brothers (without Art, but with Ivan on organ) opening and PBS (George Porter/Russell Batiste/Brian Stoltz) 

I hand scrubbed about 30 claps,whistles,etc. from this recording for all of our enjoyment.

Recorded, transferred (7/21/2012), tracked (1/21-22/2020), mastered (1/26/2020), and posted (1/26/2020) by Scott Bernstein

Taper notes:
For BARN209 I present another legendary band from New Orleans -- the Rebirth Brass Band.  These guys are a little bit of a throwback to NOLA marching band music -- with no electric instruments whatsoever (sousaphone replaces the bass), no drum kit (though there are 3 band members who play single marching-band style drums each), and no guitar or keys -- just brass instruments and percussion.  If that sounds "boring" or traditional in anyway, you've never seen this band -- they ALWAYS bring the party!  If you put this on, I challenge you to sit still while listening!!!  This particular show is a bit different than I remember them being previous to this time period -- at this time they were starting to incorporate some hip-hop elements into their shows (including 50 Cent's "In Da Club") and on their album ("Hot Venom") that came out around this time.

This is a band that I've had a long history with -- having seen them (and on occasion taped them) many many times -- including, notably, TWICE as part of my 30th birthday celebration in 2000 -- a free show at Central Park Summerstage in the afternoon and then another free show at a community garden in the East Village (with a stop at the delicous Benny's Burritos in the middle).  Their lineup is seemingly ever-changing, and I was even denied taping once by the band.  Not sure I understand why, but they did not want to be taped on that night (at Sullivan Hall one time).

If you're ready to get the party started right now, this is a set for you!

Enjoy!

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