Holiday Flyer- Sacramento Bike Kitchen 8/12/17 Part 1 Canon HFG30 Rode VPS Mic

So I met John Conley in 1985. I was attending Roseville High School. I was wearing a black T-shirt with the sleeves cut off and a Manowar backpatch sewed on the back (note: NEVER do this. Your back sweats like a mother and you are miserable all day). He approached me to say hello (I mean who DOESN’T want to say hi to the freak with a sweaty back) and a 30+ year friendship started. John & I (and bassist Mike Yoas) were all in a band in 1987- it was John & my first band ever. Fast forward to yesterday- It’s so cool to see John and Katie resurrect the band that was dormant for 15 years, but was their most popular. They released multiple albums, played sxsw and developed a loyal following. Hell, one fan from back then drove from L.A. on his honeymoon weekend to see the show. (Janice Tang please note). Anyway, great show. Mike did an excellent job on bass. He told me before the show that it had been so long, that it was like learning cover songs! Flawless set. John and Katie harmonized beautifully. Sorry. I had a full can of monster zero today. I’ll shut up now.

Recorded by: Shayne Stacy

Equipment Used: Canon HFG30, Rode Video Pro Stereo Mic

 

Live Concert Video

Holiday Flyer- Largo Pub, Los Angeles Ca 9/2/94 xfer f/DAT Audience Master Tape Soft Science Desario

Alright, here is today’s On This Date in History. I picked this one not because of the quality, but due to the rarity of the performance. The quality is decent but the PA didn’t seem to be real good- this was an EARLY Largo show, way before they became the hotspot for the famous. This seems to be the only Holiday Flyer show from the 90s that I can find online.

I was living in Whittier at the time and my good friends John and Katie were playing, so I headed out to see them. You can here me babble like a fool about my new glasses- I actually stumbled around life with 20/200 vision and I had just gotten my glasses that week.

Recorded by: Shayne Stacy
Equipment used: Sony TCD-D3(I think) and Nakamichi CM300 mic
Transfer equipment: Sony PCM-R500 andf M-audio audiophile 2496 card

Audio Live Concert