Live at the Black Sheep

Live at the Black Sheep is the title of a live album by folk singer/guitarist Greg Brown.

Live at the Black Sheep
Live album by
Greg Brown,Pete Heitzman, Garnet Rogers, Karen Savoca
ReleasedAug 19, 2003
RecordedAug 26, 2002,Aug 27, 2002
GenreFolk
LabelAlcove (31503)
Greg Brown chronology
Milk of the Moon
(2002)		 Live at the Black Sheep
(2003)		 If I Had Known: Essential Recordings, 1980–96
(2003)

Performing with Brown are Garnet Rogers, and the duo of Pete Heitzman and Karen Savoca. After all four musicians had performed at the Ottawa Folk Festival, they crossed the Ottawa River and made their way to the Black Sheep, a club in Wakefield, Quebec, for two nights of joint concerts. These recordings are taken from those sessions.[1]

Track listing

Greg Brown performs on tracks 1, 4, 7, 10 and 12.

  1. "Last Fair Deal Gone Down" (Johnson)
  2. "Nowhere to Go" (Savoca)
  3. "I Still Miss Someone" (Cash, Cash, Jr.)
  4. "Milk of the Moon" (Brown)
  5. "Between Girl and Gone" (K. Savoca)
  6. "In the Wind" (Rogers)
  7. "Little Satchel" (trad.)
  8. "Same All Over" (Savoca)
  9. "Who Could Have Known" (Rogers)
  10. "Summer Lightning" (Rogers)
  11. "Bittersweet" (Savoca)
  12. "Beulah Land" (trad.)
  13. "Goodnight, Irene" (Huddie Ledbetter)

Personnel
  • Greg Brown – vocals, guitar
  • Garnet Rogers - vocals, guitar, fiddle, flute
  • Karen Savoca - vocals, congas, percussion
  • Pete Heitzman - guitar, six-string bass
  • Marcus Vichert - project coordination, live recording, editing (with thanks to Scott Merrit)
  • Steve Darke - live sound
  • Mix by Marcus Vichert and Pete Heitzman
  • Mastering by Peter Moshay at A-Pawling Studio, Pawling NY
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References
  1. Sing Out! magazine review, Jan 1, 2004.


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