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Chet Atkins & Les Paul .... February 19, 1977 (SBD Audio only)
Grammy Awards; Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.


Chet Atkins (R.I.P.) - guitar
Les Paul (R.I.P.) - guitar
Other unknown backing musicians


Taper: bpthree
Taping Gear: Cable TV broadcast> "Black Box" > Kenwood KX-630 Cassette Deck
Lineage: Maxell UD master cassette> Teac A-550RX Cassette playback> TASCAM CDRW-700> Trade CD-R> (wav) EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries)
Quality: vg/vg+
Length: 2:34 minutes
Artwork: none.
Samples: none.


Set List:

01. Deed I Do


Taper's Comments:

1 - HELP!! If you have any uncirculated SPIRIT shows, or better quality FM
broadcasts than what's been posted here before, please share them. If you
know anybody who has shows that fit this category that aren't on DIME, please
dub off their stuff and share it. I'm trying to write a book on SPIRIT and need
all the information I can get. I have a database of over 1500 gigs 1967-1996, and
want to find as much information as I can to add to it. If you have any memories
of where you saw SPIRIT, the more specific the better (venue, city, date, supporting
bands, etc.), I'd love to know that as well. Please leave that in the comments
section or PM me. Thank you!

2 - Show description & comments follow:

Before I had a VCR, I rigged up a way to record the sound off of my TV. Most TV's
during this time frame did not have an audio out feature, so I purchased some sort
of "black box" thing that supposedly did something to help you play your TV sound
through your stereo. I opened my back cover on my TV, and got a cable with
alligator clips, that I attached to each of the inputs to the TV speaker. That ran to
the "black box", and then to my cassette deck. Understand that TV sound back then
was hardly high fidelity, but it was at least respectable, and worth having. The biggest
shortfall in sound was the high end. As a fellow DIMER so aptly pointed out, TV sound
only went to around +/- 5,000 Hz then, where most things considered high fidelity were
three times that.

Here's the two late and great guitar legends performing at the 1977 Grammy Awards.
They won a Grammy for the best country instrumental for the "Chester & Lester" album.
As I remember, they were the only thing decent on the whole show. I hate awards shows,
as usually it's just the music industry masturbating itself! Let's give awards to the artists
who sold us the most records. Who cares if it's crap?! Anyway, I'll get off my soapbox!
This is short and sweet, but definitely worth having. Enjoy!

bpthree


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md5:

Hollywood Palladium
Los Angeles


Cable TV broadcast> "Black Box" > Kenwood KX-630 Cassette Deck > Maxell UD master cassette > Teac A-550RX Cassette playback > TASCAM CDRW-700 > ?? > Trade CD-R
Quality: vg/vg+


Here's the two late and great guitar legends performing at the 1977 Grammy Awards. They won a Grammy for the best country instrumental for the "Chester & Lester" album. This is short and sweet, but definitely worth having.


Chet Atkins - guitar
Les Paul - guitar
Other unknown backing musicians