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Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist

Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song

Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
//Cruel White Water
Brokedown Palace
Tiger Rose
//Shelter From the Storm
Candyman
The Wind Blows High
Franklin's Tower
Down the Road
China Cat Sunflower > Dark Star (v1) > China Cat Sunflower > Dark Star (v2) > China Cat Sunflower
Wild // Bill
Stella Blue #
Reuben & Cérise
E: Days Between >
E: Ripple
E: Boys In the Barroom

Notes

Robert Hunter - acoustic guitar, harmonica, vox

Lineage: SBD > MSC > C(1) > C(2) Maxell XLII > Denon Drm-500 ( Dolby B ) > PC Via USB > Cubase LE ( Splits, Edits, Dither ) > TLH > Flac8
Transfer on October 10, 2022 by L. Shore

L. Shore Notes:
--"The Wind Blows High" first time live
--Known faults:
--------Beginning of "Cruel White Water" is cut
--------Beginning of "Shelter From the Storm" is cut
--------Tape flip during "Wild Bill"

vanillag NOTES (11/1/2022):
--BIG, BIG thanks to whomever originally recorded this & shared it out & to L. Shore for transferring his copy for all of us to enjoy. Absolutely!!
--"Cruel White Water" starts at the very beginning of the 6th verse with the lyric "Leftover pieces aren't exactly what I needed.."
--No idea what tunes are missing here before "Cruel White Water", but presumably a few.
--"Shelter From the Storm" starts at the beginning of the 3rd verse right at the lyrics "...little risk involved, Everything up to that point had been left unresolved"
--"Wild Bill" cuts near the end of the 4th verse at the end of these lyrics "Said: Now share a little of the life I saved you, where...//" & picks back up on the final lyric of the tune: "When he went down to see Diamond Lil"
--House Of Blues Sunset Strip opened in 1994 & closed its doors on 2015-08-07.
--The building’s iconic tin water tower is reportedly built from scraps of a gin mill that was once near the crossroads where Robert Johnson is said to have made his fateful deal with the Devil. There was a box of gen-u-ine Mississippi mud bolted to the bottom of the stage to ground each act on the spirit of the South, too. A hotel now stands in its place.
--https://www.lamag.com/citythinkblog/sunset-strip-house-of-blues-closing-to-make-way-for-big-new-hotel-thing/
--I added more detail to the venue info
--I added some more detail to the setlist
--corrected some song titles toward how they appear on the original albums
--added the band member info
--added the ffp fingerprints to the text file
--added tasty pics of the venue