- Hosts:
- Harvey Couch
- Jeff Kollath
Giving the Gift of Panic Instead of Furniture
Jeff and Harvey Celebrate The Big #17
November 21. We don’t know what it means to you all, but for Jeff and Harvey, it means the beginning of a friendship that has carried them through nearly three dozen episodes of The Bluest Tape. We had traded tapes for a while, but never met face-to-face until a pre-show beer on 11/21/00. 17 years – did you know that furniture is the preferred gift for the 17th wedding anniversary? Random, right? Anyway, this week, we reminisce about that great Louisville show, talk about the genius of Carlton Smith, and highlight two other excellent Panic shows that took place on November 21. We touch on Fall 1999 with a jaunt up to New Haven, CT for a slightly reggae version of “Holden Oversoul,” and then on down to New York for a strong 1998 show at Roseland Ballroom. The band put their new sound system through the mill that night, with a scorching “Papa’s Home” and a super rare split “Love Tractor.” We close it out with 11/21/00 Louisville – enjoy and Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
Links below go to whole show streams from Panicstream.
21 November 1999 – New Haven, CT – Palace Theater
Holden Oversoul > Jack > Henry Parsons Died
Source: FOB AKG 481 > Apogee AD1000 > Sony D8 by Jeff Frank21 November 1998 – New York, NY – Roseland Ballroom
Papa’s Home > Love Tractor > Makes Sense To Me > Love Tractor
Source: FOB Schoeps MK4 > CMC6 > Sonosax SX-M2 > DAP1 by Don Hess21 November 2000 – Louisville, KY – Palace Theater
This Part of Town (w/Carlton Smith on percussion), Low Rider > Coconut
Source: Schoeps MK41 > CMC6 > Oade M248 > AD2K+ by Bill Mixon
