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POST: Mick TAYLOR 1990 European Tour - Vol 07 - 06 May 1990 - BONN

Posted by: StonyRoad ()

Date: November 22, 2022 09:54

MICK TAYLOR
26th APRIL - 14th MAY 1990

This series is dedicated to Mick Taylor 1990 tour of Europe (or to be more precise - the German spoken countries West-Germany, East-Germany, Austria and Switzerland).
A big thank you to all the people who recorded these shows and who shared them and to my two accomplices nzb and Jaap (Stonesmuziekfan) who gave me the benefit of their versions of these shows and their advice and support ... and therefore without whom this project would not have been possible.
Line-up: MT (gtr, voc)/Blondie Chaplin (gtr, voc)/Wilbur Bascomb (bass)/Eric Parker (dr)/Max Middleton (keyb)

VOLUME 07:
6th May 1990
BONN
Biskuithalle

6th May 1990: Bonn, West-Germany, Biskuithalle

CD1:
01 - intro and tuning
02 - I Wonder Why
03 - Laundromat Blues
04 - Semolina
05 - Red House (incl. ‘Going Down slow’)

CD2:
01 - Goin' South
02 - band introduction & encore break
03 - You Gotta Move

For this show we have 2 recordings coming from the same source.
I chose mine (with covers from my friend Mr. No) because nzb’s one was too saturated and too hissy.
On this version the speed had to be more decelerated by -7,2% again.
I declicked and equilibrated the channels (+20% to the right channel) and reworked the transitions between the tracks that now start with the song.
I used a 2 seconds patch to complete the gap in the beginning of “I Wonder Why”. I deleted a 2 seconds gap in the beginning of ‘Semolina’.
The encore break and the first 3 seconds from ‘You Gotta Move’ are coming from nzb’s version and luckily they were not saturated.
With the speed correction and the encore break the recording is over 80 minutes now, so I decided to separate it in two parts.

Note that the covers from my version were created by my great friend Mr. No (years ago) and that the picture used on the front cover was taken by Bernd Schweinar in Nuremberg.

As usual all the infos are taken from The Mick Taylor Complete Works Database by Nico Zentgraf: [www.nzentgraf.de]