by ericbkk #3
Gillian Welch & David Rawlings
"Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival"
Golden Gate Park, Speedway Meadows (Banjo Stage)
San Francisco, CA 6 Oct.'07
Gillian (with a hard G, please) Welch first appeared on the folk scene as a young singer/songwriter armed with a voice and sensibility far beyond her years, earning widespread acclaim for her deft, evocative resurrection of the musical styles most commonly associated with rural Appalachia of the early 20th century. Welch was born in 1967 in Manhattan and grew up in West Los Angeles, where her parents wrote material for the comedy program The Carol Burnett Show. It was as a child that she became fascinated by bluegrass and early country music, in particular the work of the Stanley Brothers, the Delmore Brothers, and the Carter Family.
Tracks:
01. Wayside/Back In Time
02. Elvis Presley Blues
03. No One Knows My Name
04. Didn't Leave Nothin' But The Baby (w/ Emmylou Harris)
05. Throw Me A Rope
06. I Want To Sing That Rock And Roll
07. Pocahontas
08. Look At Miss Ohio
09. Key To The Kingdom
10. Knuckleball Catcher
11. Caleb Meyer
12. Queen Jane Approximately
DL
128 kbps
"This one is a little chatty because there are plenty of rude people at free festivals... not much I could do about it." : ~ Taper el diletante.
Acknowledgements to Brokedown Engine blog for these files.
Gillian Welch "Strawberry Festival"
Yosemite CA, 30th Aug.'97 (SBD)
Tracks:
01. Tear my stillhouse down
02. One more dollar
04. Wichita
05. My morphine
06. By the mark
07. Orphan Girl
08. White Freightliner Blues
09. Annabelle
10. Acony Bell
11. Caleb Meyer
12. A new-dug grave
No sign of track 3, unfortunately, but the sound on this bootleg is very clear.
DL
128 kbps.
Cheers.
"Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival"
Golden Gate Park, Speedway Meadows (Banjo Stage)
San Francisco, CA 6 Oct.'07
Gillian (with a hard G, please) Welch first appeared on the folk scene as a young singer/songwriter armed with a voice and sensibility far beyond her years, earning widespread acclaim for her deft, evocative resurrection of the musical styles most commonly associated with rural Appalachia of the early 20th century. Welch was born in 1967 in Manhattan and grew up in West Los Angeles, where her parents wrote material for the comedy program The Carol Burnett Show. It was as a child that she became fascinated by bluegrass and early country music, in particular the work of the Stanley Brothers, the Delmore Brothers, and the Carter Family.
Tracks:
01. Wayside/Back In Time
02. Elvis Presley Blues
03. No One Knows My Name
04. Didn't Leave Nothin' But The Baby (w/ Emmylou Harris)
05. Throw Me A Rope
06. I Want To Sing That Rock And Roll
07. Pocahontas
08. Look At Miss Ohio
09. Key To The Kingdom
10. Knuckleball Catcher
11. Caleb Meyer
12. Queen Jane Approximately
DL
128 kbps
"This one is a little chatty because there are plenty of rude people at free festivals... not much I could do about it." : ~ Taper el diletante.
Acknowledgements to Brokedown Engine blog for these files.
Gillian Welch "Strawberry Festival"
Yosemite CA, 30th Aug.'97 (SBD)
Tracks:
01. Tear my stillhouse down
02. One more dollar
04. Wichita
05. My morphine
06. By the mark
07. Orphan Girl
08. White Freightliner Blues
09. Annabelle
10. Acony Bell
11. Caleb Meyer
12. A new-dug grave
No sign of track 3, unfortunately, but the sound on this bootleg is very clear.
DL
128 kbps.
Cheers.
posted by Lizardson at 9:28 PM
3 Comments:
Thanks for coming up with some Strawberry Festival artwork, Lizardson.
I'll know better next time, and broaden my search.
Cheers.
THANK YOU!
This ne is a real treasure. Great performance, excellent sound. A thousand thanks for posting.
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