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Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band
Music Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio
1972-02-13

Lineage: AUD>tape (unknown gen)>WAV (using Wavelab)>sound improvement: speed correction +3%, Freefilter (using sound from 1972-01-22), hiss reduction using equalizer>FLAC (level 8, using Trader's Little Helper)

Tracks:
01. Art Tripp III w/Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra: "This Is Your Life!" (1:54)
02. Hair Pie Bake III (2:28)
03. When It Blows Its Stacks (3:46)
04. Japan In A Dishpan (3:22)
05. Click Clack (4:10)
06. Grow Fins (5:16)
07. I'm Gonna Booglarize You Baby(5:00)
08. Old Black Snake (3:16)
09. Band Intro (0:28)
10. Alice In Blunderland (4:50)
11. Spitball Scalped A Baby (8:03)

Total length: 42:33

Quality: 7/10

Line-Up:
Captain Beefheart/Don Van Vliet: vocals, saxophone, harmonica
Rockette Morton/Mark Boston: bass guitar, guitar
Oréjon/Audi Hon/Roy Estrada: bass guitar
Zoot Horn Rollo/Bill Harkleroad: guitar, slide guitar
Winged Eel Fingerling/Elliot Ingber: guitar, slide guitar
Ed Marimba/Art Tripp: drums, percussion, marimba

Comments:
Brian Gordon: The 1972 concert in Cincinnati, I'm fairly positive, was at Music Hall. I wasn't there but remember it because a friend of the family used to play in the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and one of his old 'band-members' was Art Tripp, who as you may know played in that orchestra before he joined the Mothers. All I know is that it was a Sunday night in either the winter or spring of that year.

Tim Kelley: 1972 (Spotlight Kid) in Cincinnati, Ohio.
(Fireparty People)

Audience>tape (unknown gen)
Quality: 7/10


Captain Beefheart/Don Van Vliet: vocals, saxophone, harmonica
Rockette Morton/Mark Boston: bass guitar, guitar
Oréjon/Audi Hon/Roy Estrada: bass guitar
Zoot Horn Rollo/Bill Harkleroad: guitar, slide guitar
Winged Eel Fingerling/Elliot Ingber: guitar, slide guitar
Ed Marimba/Art Tripp: drums, percussion, marimba

Comments:
Brian Gordon: The 1972 concert in Cincinnati, I'm fairly positive, was at Music Hall. I wasn't there but remember it because a friend of the family used to play in the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and one of his old 'band-members' was Art Tripp, who as you may know played in that orchestra before he joined the Mothers. All I know is that it was a Sunday night in either the winter or spring of that year.

Tim Kelley: 1972 (Spotlight Kid) in Cincinnati, Ohio.
(Fireparty People)