Equipment Used: Nikon N70, Quantaray 28-85mm lens, Kodak Tri-X 400 35mm film












Equipment Used: Nikon N70, Quantaray 28-85mm lens, Kodak Tri-X 400 35mm film












Equipment Used: Nikon N70, Quantaray 28-85mm lens, Fujifilm Color 400 and Kodak Tri-X 400 35mm film.






























Equipment Used: Nikon N70, Quantaray 28-85mm lens, Fujifilm Color 400 35mm film











Happy Friday everyone. I am posting 2 videos today, and neither one is a local band or local venue. I have more coming next week from Cattle Club, Spankys (!) and more. This is one of my 3 favorite alt-country bands. Slobberbone skipped Sacramento and only played the bay area and Chico, so I hoofed it to Chico to see them. The video cuts in on a great cover of “Don’t Cry No Tears”, as I was having some trouble with the DAT machine at the soundboard (meaning, I FORGOT A TAPEW. DUH.). Audio is choppy for the first 45 seconds and then cleans up. I start zooming with the camera about 8min in. Filmed with the JVC DV camcorder and stock mic.
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment Used:JVC DV Camcorder
Equipment Used: Nikon N70, Quantaray 28-85mm lens, Kodak Tri-X 400 35mm film

















Equipment Used: Nikon N70, Quantaray 28-85mm lens, Fujifilm Color 400 and Kodak Tri-X 400 35mm film









Today’s on this date is one of those ?-CDR things that became prevalent in the era of CDR trading. It sure sounds like a digital source- no noise at all. The mix is decent as well. Snare is a bit low, but otherwise good enough.
I absolutely love when she does the Butterfly cover. “Butterfly (aka So Much Wine)” by Irish folk singer Christy Moore, originally by The Handsome Family (Brett & Rennie Sparks) and she just slays it, and she opens with it here.
Recorded by: ?
Extract and prep for upload by Shayne
Out of all of Eddie’s collection, this was the one that I have been looking forward to the most. Grandaddy is one of my all-time favorite bands, and I blew it and was late to the party (2003), and missed them when they were a local band. I only got to see them live twice, in 2012 and 2017. I had tickets to the Gallo Center shows, then Kevin passed. 🙁 R.I.P.
Anyway, this EPK is amazing and hilarious. There is a cliffhanger ending where Jason FINALLY reveals his secret to songwriting… it’s a MUST WATCH.
Transferred by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: JVC HRS9800 & Canopus ADVC300
Here is a live appearance by All Systems Go!, which is John Kastner’s band post-doughboys. I think this is from 2003, it seems that is the only year the show aired.
Recorded by: Unknown
It’s time for the local spotlight post! This is when we share a local artist’s CD or cassette that has been unavailable for some time.
I don’t know who was in Victory Gin but I remember them playing around town many years ago. Includes a live track from Old Ironsides in 2003. Jim, did you tape that one?
Devon Galley Vocals & Acoustic
Bryan Ritche Guitar
David Rapa Bass
Adam Dickie Drums
Recorded by: The band
Extract from disc and prep for upload by Shayne
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