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John Lurie & The Lounge Lizards 09/22/98
House Of Blues, Chicago, IL
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Glenn Strong (2/5) SHN/2 CDR / 1 A A- View   CSB>M1 line in (row 2, center)>DAT>EAC>PC>CD>EAC>PC>MKW>shn>wav
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Notes: Disc 1: 01. 5:19 The First and Royal Queen 02. 8:59 ?; "Go Calvin!" 03. 5:35 She Drove Me Mad 04. 9:03 "What is a 'toddling town?"; She changed the shape of my pants but not forever 05. 8:46 ?; "Switzerland" 06. 7:52 ? 07. 2.48 ? 08. 5:59 The Birds Near Her House 09. 6:09 ? 10. 3:07 Bass Solo 11. 6:07 Song OTL Improv?; Jane Leading Disc 2: 01. 6:52 Berimbau Solo > Percussion 02. 8:47 ? 03. 15:50 John reveals that last night sucked, Sosa, sports, flying; I Roger Maris I 04. 11:54 Chicago non-sequitur hour + has pitch fear; ? 05. 3:54 John on baseball and Bravo, "The Antlers", "Rush the stage!" 06. 4:57 Spysmasher in 47 sleeping parts 07. 15:51 ?; Introductions 08. 5:24 More on 'toddling town'; ? Taper's/Seeder's Notes: There were two versions of the CD because I gave the DAT to two people to transfer for me. I didn't have a PC at the time. The numbers on the inserts don't match the actual track numbers on the CD's, because the version from which I made the covers was inferior to this one, and was burned TAO. At the time of this show, Sammy Sosa of the Chicago Cubs and Mark McGwire of the St. Louis Cardinals were in the process of breaking Roger Maris' 1961 record of 61 home runs.* This explains John's baseball talk and the supposed song title "I Roger Maris I".