Emmylou Harris and the Hot Band
Opening of the Warner Theater, Washington DC
1976-03-28


01  Intro
02  Cash on the Barrelhead
03  San Antonio Rose
04  Coat of Many Colors
05  Feeling Single, Seeing Double 
06  If I Could only Win Your Love
07  Too Far Gone
08  Amarillo
09  Tonight the Bottle Let me Down
10  Tulsa Queen
11  Bluebird Wine
12  Band intros
13  Wheels
14  Till I Can Gain Control Again
15  Jambalaya
16  Ooh Las Vegas
17  Satan's Jewel Crown *
18  Forty Days
19  Outro
 

The Hot Band:
Glen D, Hardin, piano
Rodney Crowell, rhythm guitar, harmony vocals
Emory Gordy Bass, banjo, high harmony
John Ware, drums
Hank De Vito, pedal steel, Dobro 
Albert Lee, lead guitar

* Guests:
Fayssoux Starling, vocal
John Starling, vocal, acoustic guitar
Mike Auldridge, Dobro



Three tape merge
Richard Flynn's master, Deborah Nickerson's source. Dave Tamarkin's source 

Lineage for my tape:  FM> 1st gen Scotch C-90 Highlander/Low Noise cassette taped by Richard Flynn>
Creative SB Live!>Sony Soundforge 7 (light EQ to remove heavy bass)>Flac Frontend (level 8,  aligned and verified) 
Tracks 1,2,3, and 15 from Deborah Nickerson's source> TAO gaps removed (SOny SoundForge7)>Flac Frontend, level 8, aligned and verified)
Track 14 courtesy of Dave Tamarkin ("always more to come . . .") 

Legendary DC Concert Promoter Mike Schreibman was responsible for the reopening of the Warner Theater in downtown DC.  This Emmylou Show was the first show in the revamped 2000-seat acoustically-perfect vaudeville house.  The concert was broadcast on WHFS-FM 102.3--Homegrown Radio, from back in those sorely missed days:  no playlists, knowledgeable DJs, and support for homegrown artists like Emmylou, who here returns triumphant.  I taped the show off the radio, and the cassette has held up remarkably well.  I did miss taping the opening number and most of "San Antone Rose" as well as "Till I Can Gain Control Again" and most of "Jambalaya" during the tape flip.  Thanks to Deborah Nickerson, I received all missing trackss except for "Till I Can Gain Control Again"  from her source. Dave Tamarkin then located the elusive missing track.