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Bsc.2005 Travelogue BSC.2005 TRAVELOGUE DISC ONE 0 1 GIVE ME THE LOVE (7/15/05) 7:54 02 YO SE’ (7/15/05) 8:23 03 JELLYFISH (7/22/05) > 11:01 04 LEFT ANKLE JAM (7/22/05) > 4:14 05 SWEET MELINDA (7/22/05) 9:27 06 MLT (7/12/05) 11:24 THE STRING CHEESE INCIDENT 07 EYE KNOW WHY (7/23/05) 13:13 08 ROUNDABOUT (7/23/05) > 9:10 Jason Hann 09 ON THE ROAD (7/23/05) 4:38 percussion DISC TWO Kyle Hollingsworth 0 1 SOMETIMES A RIVER (7/21/05) 6:00 keyboards, vocals 02 FREEKER BY THE SPEAKER (7/2/05) > 9:29 03 WILL IT GO ‘ROUND IN CIRCLES (7/2/05) 5:01 Michael Kang 04 BORN ON THE WRONG PLANET (7/3/05) > 5:59 mandolin, violin, vocals 05 MONKEY JAM (7/3/05) > 2:03 06 I KNOW YOU RIDER (7/3/05) 8:45 Keith Moseley 07 IMPRESSIONS (7/7/05) > 7:40 bass, vocals 08 COAL TRAIN JAM (7/7/05) > 5:11 09 IMPRESSIONS (7/7/05) 1:11 Billy Nershi 10 FRANKLIN’S TOWER (7/8/05) 6:21 guitar, vocals 1 1 BILLIE JEAN (7/9/05) 5:25 12 WHISKEY BEFORE BREAKFAST (7/10/05) > 7:21 Michael Travis 13 DOIN’ MY TIME (7/10/05) 5:39 drums, percussion, vocals DISC THREE BIG SUMMER CLASSIC ROAD CREW 0 1 LIVELY UP YOURSELF (7/15/05) 5:31 02 ZOMBIE JAMBOREE (7/16/05) 7:02 Manny Alvarez, JC Barber, Kelley 03 RAMBLIN’ MAN (7/17/05) 7:16 Beck, Jason Brodsky, David Burbank, 04 NO SLEEP ‘TILL BROOKLYN (7/21/05) 8:48 05 SAN JOSE’ (7/22/05) 9:44 Andy Carroll, Angelo Chapetta, Chris 06 THE MIGHTY QUINN (QUINN, THE ESKIMO) (7/23/05) 7:54 Chierello, Bill Compton, Phil Daniel, 07 SAND DOLLAR (7/24/05) > 9:25 08 TEXAS (7/24/05) 11:51 Peter George, Judy Hayman, Ryan 09 WHAT’S GOING ON (7/12/05) 12:03 Jones, Judd Kleinman, Wayne Latoza, 7/2 Freeker by the Speaker and Will It Go 'Round In Circles features Jake Cinninger (guitar), Joel Cummins (keyboards), and Brad Lyman, Jon O'Leary, Erin Kris Myers (percussion) from Umphrey's McGee 7/3 BOTWP > I Know You Rider features Dave Johnston (banjo) and Jeff Austin (mandolin) from YMSB, Brian Carey O’Rourke, Billy Phillips, Stephan (percussion) and Marty Ylitalo (percussion) from New Monsoon 7/7 Impressions features Brendan Bayliss and Jake Cinninger on guitar, Joel Cummins on keyboards, and Kris Myers on Pildes, Bill Potvin, Matt "Chewy" percussion (all from Umphrey's McGee), and Carl Young on saxophone (from Spearhead) 7/8 Franklin's Tower features Keller Williams (guitar & lead vocals), Jeff Miller (guitar), and Phil Ferlino (keyboards) both Smith, Scott Sunn, Kenny Takade, Jim from New Monsoon, and all of Michael Franti and Spearhead 7/9 Billie Jean features all of Umphrey's McGee, with Billy, Kyle, Travis, Jason, and Mike from SCI Tobin, Chuck Totlis, John Warren, 7/10 Whiskey Before Breakfast & Doin' My Time features Adam Aijala (guitar) & Dave Johnston (banjo) from YMSB 7/12 MLT features Carl Young (from Spearhead) on Saxophone, What's Goin' On features Michael Franti on vocals. Jason Workman 7/15 Lively Up Yourself features Keller Williams (guitar & vocals), and Umphrey's McGee BSC 7/16 Zombie Jamboree features Vince Herman (guitar & vocals) from Leftover Salmon 7/17 Ramblin' Man features SCI & New Monsoon & Michael Franti & Manny Alvarez 7/21 No Sleep 'Till Brooklyn features Umphrey's McGee, Dave Shul (guitar) & Michael Franti (vocals) from Spearhead 7/22 San Jose' features Jake Cinninger (guitar), and Kris Myers (percussion) and Carl Young (saxophone) TRAVELOGUE 7/23 The Mighty Quinn (Quinn, The Eskimo) features Jeff Austin (mandolin), Dave Johnston (banjo) from YMSB, Jeff Miller (guitar) and Marty Ylitalo (percussion) from New Monsoon, Keller Williams (guitar & vocals), Brendan Bayliss (guitar), Jake 05 Cinninger (guitar) from Umphrey's McGee, and Martin Sexton (guitar, vocals) Produced by The String Cheese Incident, SCI Fidelity Records, Jon O'Leary, Peter George 2-Track Mix by Jon O'Leary Recorded and Mastered by Peter George, Jon O'Leary Tracking and Post-Production by Larry Fox Executive Producers - Kevin Morris, Jesse Aratow, Larry Fox Management and Booking - Mike Luba, Nadia Prescher, Jeremy Stein / Madison House Inc. Package Concept and Layout by Mark Berger / Madison House Design, Larry Fox Photography by John Smrtic.
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