1970-October-28 *

Joni Mitchell		w/ James Taylor

Royal Albert Hall	London, England


Disc 1  -  73.44
1	That Song About The Midway	6.07
2	The Gallery			4.23
3	Rainy Day Man			4.04	Taylor
4	Steamroller			3.03	Taylor
5	The Priest			5.47
6	Carey				2.51
7	Carolina On My Mind		3.58	Taylor
8	California			5.12
9	For Free			6.11
10	The Circle Game			7.53	Joni & Taylor
11	You Can Close Your Eyes		2.51	Taylor

12	Hunter (The Good Samaritan)	2.53	
13	River				3.34
14	My Old Man			3.56
15	A Case Of You			4.26
16	Carey (With Unedited Intro)	6.28


	Joni Mitchell	Vocals, Mountain Dulcimer, Guitar, Piano
	James Taylor	Vocals, Guitar


Tracks  1 - 11	BBC Transcription LP
Tracks 12 - 16	BBC Aircheck Tape


* I have also seen this recording listed as:
  70-Oct-29 - Royal Festival Hall


All below are the Notes that came this this recording:

>wav Cooledit Pro (applause volume reduced) >MkwACT >seekable SHN 
Tracks 1-11 the loudness of the just the applause was carefully reduced 
this did not seem necessary for the aircheck tape tracks 12-16 
- Eddie Burks 


In my opinion this makes an absolutely fabulous show as good as 
it can get. Although those with a trained ear may notice a tiny 
bit of wow/flutter on the guitar and piano possibly from the vinyl 
master or the playback turntable (or other unknown tape in the 
lineage) it either disappears (or your brain masks it after a bit 
of a listen???) I was exhilarated for days after hearing this 
the 1st time but I did think the applause was a bit loud and 
harsh on the vinyl sourced tracks. I spent several hours doing 
what I could about that but did not touch the music/banter in 
the least. 


original SHN files and Artwork are from this torrent release 
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Archival Recording & Preservation: BBC 
Initial Mastering: Living Legend Records 
Digital Remastering: WOLF 
Artwork: WOLF 
Tree Administration: B R U N O 
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I hope the small change of reducing the applause level does not 
in any way offend them. Their work is in WIDE circulation and 
I am clearly labeling my changes

Eddie Burks eburksATyahooDOTcom