Date : 1979-08-07
Concert : Hot Tin Roof Club, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusset, Usa
From The Martha Vineyard Gazette Website :
The Roof first opened in early June of 1979, and was owned by Mr. Putnam, George Brush and Carly Simon.
It was the first and only nightclub on the Island, and at the time some residents were concerned it would prove to be a wild disco scene, or an exclusive club catering to off-Island celebrities.
In fact neither happened. Events at the Roof ranged from concerts with Peter Tosh and Bonnie Raitt to community theatre to high-school fund-raising events.
Informations About The Setlist :
Setlist : Source 1
Concert : Hot Tin Roof Club, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusset, Usa
Source : Unknow
Songs : 8
Lossless : NO
Lenght : 48:27 mn
01 - day the dollar die 0:49
02 - buk in hamm palace 11:26
03 - mystic man 7:40
04 - pick myself up 5:38
05 - dont look back 6:47
06 - cant you see 5:45
07 - burial 7:20
08 - babylon queendom 2:58
Setlist : Source 2 - Flac HD 24bits - John Dubwise 2023
Concert : Hot Tin Roof Club, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusset, Usa
Source : Audience Tape , Doc Jah
Songs : 8
Lossless : Yes
Lineage : Cassette >Nakamichi DR-3> Onkyo Synthesized Quartz Tuner Amplifier R1> ZOOM H2N 24 bit WAV>24 bit FLAC
Preservation : John Dubwise , Doc Jah 2023
Lenght : 50:30 mn
01 - the day the dollar died 0:41 - 2953 kbits/s
02 - buk in hamm palace 11:10 - 2914 kbits/s
03 - mystic man 7:22 - 2909 kbits/s
04 - pick myself up 5:30 - 2929 kbits/s
05 - dont look back 6:35 - 2934 kbits/s
06 - cant you see 5:34 - 2941 kbits/s
07 - burial (aka funeral) (fade out) 7:06 - 2900 kbits/s
08 - babylon queedom 6:32 - 2966 kbits/s
Additional Informations And Comments :
- Backing vocal by Carly Simon
- Track 06 is rare played rare
- Preservation Source 1 : SOT
- Preservation Source 2 John Dubwise 2023 ; Doc Jah Tape, really lossless one
- Seems like the venue name was Hot Tin Roof Club, its was later renamed the Outerland then nowdays the Nectar
- Venue being located at 17 Airport Road Edgartown, MA
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