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From: Can anyone give me some MMW SBD recommendations?

yunkfunk

9 years ago

@yunkfunk said:

This one is a SBD. First set is unreal and my favorite that I attended.

12/6/1997 Tennessee Theatre, Knoxville, TN
Set 1: Improv > Basso Profondo > Improv, Big Time, The Cape Verdean Blues
Set 2: Improv* > Combustication > Start/Stop, Latin Shuffle > Bass Solo, Coconut Boogaloo, Just Like I Pictured It, Sugar Craft, No Ke Ano Ahiahi, This Here, Night Marchers
Encore: Chubb Sub

* with Medeski on house pipe organ
Show dedicated to the memory of Samurai Celestial
Do you know where I could download this? Can't find a download of the source anywhere, not even Shack Project

Edit: eventually found one, lets hope the torrent is seeded!

Sorry! I posted from work and they block etree, so I couldn't see if the link was live or not. Glad you found a copy!

I took the LSAT earlier that morning in Lexington, drove down to Knoxville for the show, and was blown away by the first jam, Basso Profondo, and the initial version of Big Time that they came up with on the spot and didn't play again for 2 years. You can even hear Medeski tell Chris what key he was in at the beginning of Big Time...

Got in a wreck on the way back to KY (black ice) and my sister had to drive down to pick us up the next day. But I made it to the Nutter Center just in time!

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