Man, it took youtube editor 4 DAYS to shave off 3 minutes at the start of this! First and last time I use that.
99 Tales were one of the bands I was most anticipating- they were one of the best alt-country/americana bands in the city back in the 90s, and I kinda missed out. They sounded great- nice matrix work by Jim McLain!
Recorded by: Jim McLain & Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Canon R500, HFG30, HFG40, Gopro amongst others.
Edit by: Jim McLain
Audio recording & Matrix work: Jim McLain
OK, I figured out the Jem & Scout/99 Tales thing from yesterday’s post. The Jem & Scout is only about 12min long, so I will keep that post as is, since it has all the J&S filmed. 99 tales were filmed in 2 different sections- it looks like they played 2 sets. I put them both together and posted them here for your convenience. 🙂 Thanks to Jerry Drawhorn and Robert Toren. ONe last thing- year has been confirmed to 1996 & venue is the Veteran’s Memorial Auditorium in Davis.
Recorded by: Jerry Drawhorn, Robert Toren
Here is the corrected version of 99 tales. It is very short, but that was all that was shot on the tape. Thanks Robert Toren and Jerry Drawhorn
Additional help by: Robert Toren, Jerry Drawhorn
4th on the bill were 99 tales (I skipped taping Attica). They definitely gave the classic rock songs the 99 tales treatment! (that’s a compliment)
Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony TCD-D3 plugged into soundboard.
Sound engineer: Eric Bianchi
Transfer with Sony PCMR500- Audiophile 2496 card.
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