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Ed Volker — Jazz and Heritage Festival, 2 May 2015

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Part 2015122 of Ed Volker, 24 shows

1996123 Dream Palace, 2 May 1996

4.0 1 1

1996351 Tipitina's, 16 December 1996

1

1998097 Snug Harbor, 7 April 1998

1999033 Snug Harbor, 2 February 1999

1

2000184 High Sierra Music Festival - Plumas County Fairgrounds - Playshop, 2 July 2000

2000334 Snug Harbor, 29 November 2000

1

2000363 Ding's Lounge,, 28 December 2000

1

2001052 Snug Harbor, 21 February 2001

2001054 WWOZ Studio, 23 February 2001

1

2002010 Ray's Downtown Blues, 10 January 2002

1

2002186 High Sierra Music Festival - Plumas County Fairgrounds - Playshop, 5 July 2002

2002314 Boulevard Cafe, 10 November 2002

4.3 3 1

2003124 Rosy's, 4 May 2003

1

2004015 Canopy Palms (Ed Volker & Mike Skinkus), 15 January 2004

2004015 Canopy Palms Resort Ballroom Singer Island FL, 15 January 2004

2005250 The Connecticut Yankee, 7 September 2005

4.0 1 2

2007301 Dakota Jazz Club - Zeke Fishhead 3-Way, 28 October 2007

5.0 1 3

2008334 City Limits, 29 November 2008

5.0 1 1

2010117 Louisiana Music Factory, 27 April 2010

1

2010117 Louisiana Music Factory, 27 April 2010

4.5 2 1

2012127 Jazz and Heritage Festival, 6 May 2012

2014120 Cafe Istanbul, 30 April 2014

4.0 1 3

2015118 Louisiana Music Factory, 28 April 2015

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2015122 Jazz and Heritage Festival, 2 May 2015

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From the performer and the date. Each recording here is one performance, gathered under whoever gave it and ordered by when it was given — so there is no part number, and the position is the date.

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A live concert recording from the Internet Archive's Live Music Archive, which holds only bands that have given permission to be recorded and traded. That permission is the whole basis of the collection. The Grateful Dead formally set aside a taper section behind the soundboard in 1984, legitimising what their audience was already doing, and the bands that inherited that audience inherited the policy with it — so these recordings exist because the artists wanted them to, not in spite of them. Ed Volker at Jazz and Heritage Festival, 2 May 2015. The archive holds 25 recordings of this band. The setlist, the taper and the recording chain are not in the file name, and for this kind of recording they are what listeners most want to know.

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