Robert Randolph and the Family Band
2003 November 08
The Pageant
St. Louis, MO

opening act: Los Lonely Boys

Taper:		Brian Sax
Source:		Oktava MK012(cards) > wmod UA5 > M1@ 44.1kHz
Location:	FOB / 10' from Right Stack / 12' high / XY
Transfer:	M1 > oade active > SBLive Platinum > SF 6.0 > CDWave > mkwact v0.97


Disc 1:
01: Tears of Joy			11:21
02: 3 Stroke				07:49
03: The March				11:31
04: Problems				07:11
05: Shake Your Hips			17:32
06: Nobody*				16:10

Total:					71:34

Disc 2:
01: Good Times Bad Times		06:54
02: Purple Haze				05:03
03: I Need More Love ~>			12:42
04: Trampled Underfoot>I Need More Love	02:01
05: Isn't She Lovely			05:05
06: Squeeze				14:18
07: **encore break**			02:24
08: Happy Trails Tuscaloosa%		06:14
09: Thank You (Falettinme Be 
    Mice Elf Agin)%     		07:11
10: Going in the Right Direction%	08:01

Notes:
* 	girl knocked over my mic stand at ~30sec in. i fixed the sounds as best i could so it won't blow out your speakers.
%	With Henry Garza of Los Lonely Boys on guitar

The Family Band:

Robert - pedal steel guitar

Marcus Randolph - Drums
Robert is joined by cousin Marcus Randolph on the drums. Marcus pounds the skins relentlessly, powering the tight jams through stops, starts and changes and provides a steady rhythm section as foundation for Robert's eloquent pedal steel preaching.

Danyel Morgan - Bass
Danyel Morgan on the bass has a unique strum/slap technique on the bass and is the hidden secret behind the band's success. Driving bass lines, thumping fills and downright funky fingering are the food that the band subsists and thrives on.

Jason Crosby - Hammond B-3 organ, Piano, Violin
Jason Crosby was born on June 2, 1974 in Long Island, New York. Jason began studying classical violin at age 2 and piano at age 4. In his early teens, Jason began playing trumpet, French Horn, Viola, and Guitar. Jason began his professional musical career at age 14 playing in restaurants, coffee shops, country clubs, and theaters.