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Charlie Sexton
The Continental Club
Houston, Texas
November 04, 2005

Source:     AKG CK63 > JW Mod AKG 460 (XY @ 110 º)> Oade M148 > Lunatec V3 (ANSR) > JB3 (optical-in @ 16 bit/44.1 khz)
Location:	DFC, 50' back, Mics at 9'
Transfer:       JB3 > USB > PC > Creative Playcenter
Editing:	 Audacity 1.2.1(fades)
Tracking & Conversion:	.wave > CD Wave 1.93.3 > .flac (Level 5 Compression)
Taper:	         Matt Anderson / thegreatgumbino at taperssection.com.  

Disc 1	
01: 	Fade In			 		
02: 	Gospel					 
03: 	Bring It Home Again	       		
04: 	I Do The Same For You        	
05: 	Cruel and Gentle Things	      
06: 	Once In A While			  
07: 	Burn					
08: 	Regular Grind				
09: 	It Don’t Take Long				
10: 	Sunday Clothes Intro				
11:	Sunday Clothes		 		
12:	Neighborhood				
13:	Wishing Tree				
14:	All God’s Children			
15:	Just Like Love !				

Disc 2						
01:	Miracle Mile @$				
02:	Encore Break				
03:	Encore Intro				
04:	American Girl #$			
05:	Fade Out					

-Notes-					

Charlie Sexton – Guitar, Dobro, Bouzouki
Carter Albrit (sp?) - Keys
Billy Cassis - Guitar
George Reiff - Bass
JJ Johnson - Drums

! – with Shannon McNally on backup vocals
@ - Shannon McNally song
$ - with Shannon on guitar & vocals
# - Tom Petty Song

There are no other known sources for this show.  Flac's made from original recording sources.  Source has only been edited for length & to add fades.  Shannon McNally opened for Charlie Sexton, and was taped.  Both shared the same backing band.  The show was billed as The Charlie Sexton & Shannon McNally Rock & Roll Revue.  There is a considerable amount of crowd chatter throughout the show.  Additionally, there was some drunk idiot yelling for the blues all night that brought his own harmonica and tried to play along.  He moved near me at the end of Charlie’s set and can be heard clapping & playing harmonica poorly.