Blues Traveler
Leede Arena
Dartmouth College
Hanover, NH
Leede Arena
Dartmouth College
Hanover, NH
November 15th, 1998
Soundboard Recording
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
CD1
01 Chan's Groove >
02 Carolina Blues
03 Stand >
04 Felicia
05 Psycho Joe
06 But Anyway >
07 Mulling It Over >
08 Canadian Rose
09 The Poignant & Epic Saga Of Featherhead And Lucky Lack
10 Low Rider *
11 The Light In Her Eyes
12 Yours
CD2
01 Intro >
02 The Way >
03 The Joker
04 The Path
05 Business As Usual
06 Manhattan Bridge >
07 The Mountains Win Again
08 Trust In Trust >
09 Hook
10 Mountain Cry #
11 The Devil Went Down To Georgia
John Popper - lead vocals, harmonica
Chan Kinchla - guitar
Brendan Hill - drums
Bobby Sheehan (R.I.P.) - bass, keyboards
* with JC Kuhl on saxophone
# with Andrew Winn on guitar
I don't have a lot of music by these guys but do really love their unique style and sound. A friend of mine who is a big fan turned me on to them many years ago. I have attended a couple Blues Traveler shows with him and really enjoyed the performance. This really good sounding recording is a nice representation of what Blues Traveler is all about live. Original bassist Bobby Sheehan died August 20, 1999 from an accidental overdose of heroin, cocaine and Valium.
Soundboard Recording
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
CD1
01 Chan's Groove >
02 Carolina Blues
03 Stand >
04 Felicia
05 Psycho Joe
06 But Anyway >
07 Mulling It Over >
08 Canadian Rose
09 The Poignant & Epic Saga Of Featherhead And Lucky Lack
10 Low Rider *
11 The Light In Her Eyes
12 Yours
CD2
01 Intro >
02 The Way >
03 The Joker
04 The Path
05 Business As Usual
06 Manhattan Bridge >
07 The Mountains Win Again
08 Trust In Trust >
09 Hook
10 Mountain Cry #
11 The Devil Went Down To Georgia
John Popper - lead vocals, harmonica
Chan Kinchla - guitar
Brendan Hill - drums
Bobby Sheehan (R.I.P.) - bass, keyboards
* with JC Kuhl on saxophone
# with Andrew Winn on guitar
I don't have a lot of music by these guys but do really love their unique style and sound. A friend of mine who is a big fan turned me on to them many years ago. I have attended a couple Blues Traveler shows with him and really enjoyed the performance. This really good sounding recording is a nice representation of what Blues Traveler is all about live. Original bassist Bobby Sheehan died August 20, 1999 from an accidental overdose of heroin, cocaine and Valium.
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