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Shannon McNally
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: 	Intro					
03: 	Sweet Forgiveness				
04: 	Worst Part Of A Broken Heart				
05: 	Bolder Than Paradise			
06: 	Geronimo				
07: 	Taj Mahal story				
08: 	Lovin’ In My Baby’s Eyes !			
09: 	Weather Vane				
10: 	Pale Moon				
11:	The Hard Way		 		
12:	Now That I Know				
13:	Bobby Charles & Gatemouth Brown story				
14:	Tennessee  Blues @				
15:	Hometown > Rick Danko story > Bags Intro					
16:	Leave Your Bags By The Door		
17:	Fade Out					

-Notes-					

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

! – Taj Mahal song
@ - Bobby Charles 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 opened for Charlie Sexton.  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