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| * [Stuart Bogie](https:// | * [Stuart Bogie](https:// | ||
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| Thanks to JamBase for cluing me in to the jazzy jam that started the show. Guess I ought to put _Hooteroll? | Thanks to JamBase for cluing me in to the jazzy jam that started the show. Guess I ought to put _Hooteroll? | ||
| - | I thought the whole experience was terrific, starting with the low key scene in the parking lot and south-side admission line. Perfect | + | I thought the whole experience was terrific, starting with the low key scene in the parking lot and south-side admission line. Perfect |
| - | The jazzy opening jam, later identified to me as _Morning in Marin_ (oh yeah, spot on, now that I stream it while writing this), was a great way to dive into sonic paradise: open your ears and surf the sound waves! The audio mix at our position was superb: excellent stereo separation of the players and a really wide dynamic range. At times, the band let their output dip low enough for me to hear yackers 15 feet away (unfortunately!), | + | The opening jam, later identified to me as _Morning in Marin_ (oh yeah, spot on, now that I stream it while writing this), was a great way to dive into sonic paradise: open your ears and surf the sound waves! The audio mix at our position was superb: excellent stereo separation of the players and a really wide dynamic range. At times, the band let their output dip low enough for me to hear yackers 15 feet away (unfortunately!), |
| Stuart Bogie was an unexpected addition -- I didn't realize that he'd sat in with the band in LA on Friday night -- and I *really* enjoyed the additional flavors that he tossed into the mix. I didn't try to keep track of his tenor playing... you can assume that he played tenor on every tune unless I come back later to add indicators to show otherwise. I was most taken with the growly rumbling that he added on bass harmonica -- bet that one is *much* easier to travel with than a baritone saxophone! | Stuart Bogie was an unexpected addition -- I didn't realize that he'd sat in with the band in LA on Friday night -- and I *really* enjoyed the additional flavors that he tossed into the mix. I didn't try to keep track of his tenor playing... you can assume that he played tenor on every tune unless I come back later to add indicators to show otherwise. I was most taken with the growly rumbling that he added on bass harmonica -- bet that one is *much* easier to travel with than a baritone saxophone! | ||
| - | Tonight' | + | Tonight' |
| ## Photos | ## Photos | ||
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