Brian Setzer/Ny, USA 2002 & more

Brian Setzer’s 2002 live performance, including the July 3rd performance in Buffalo, New York, and the July 13th performance in Asklanton, Pennsylvania, are recorded in ultra-high quality stereo soundboard recordings from master tapes leaked by related parties. . Of course, it is the world’s first appearance sound source. In 2002, a tour was organized as an orchestra, and a joint tour with Tom Petty was organized as the Brian Setzer Trio for three weeks from June 18th to July 20th. They gave a lively and direct performance that was completely different from the gorgeous sound of the orchestra. The stage, which was performed from beginning to end with the smallest members that conveyed the rockabilly style of yesteryear, consisted of a set list that weaved old and new, including Stray Cats numbers, and the play was distinct from the trio performance at an orchestral performance. is expanded. Among them, Brian Setzer’s playing was extremely spectacular, demonstrating all of his techniques such as the proper use of fingers and picks, the timing of the Bigsby tremolo, and the creation of a variety of sounds by controlling the Gretsch. (Disc 1): 01.Please Don’t Touch / 02.This Cat’s On A Hot Tin Roof / 03.Twenty Flight Rock / 04.When The Bells Don’t Chime / 05.Hell Bent / 06.Stray Cat Strut / 07.Eight Track / 08.Sleepwalk / 09.Gentle On My Mind / 10.Instrumental / 11.Chet Tune / 12.Rock This Town / 13.Brand New Cadillac =Recorded Live at Darien Lake Performing Arts Center, Buffalo, New York ,USA 3rd July 2002= (Disc 2): 01.Opening / 02.Please Don’t Touch / 03.This Cat’s On A Hot Tin Roof / 04.Twenty Flight Rock / 05.When The Bells Don’t Chime / 06 .Hell Bent / 07.Stray Cat Strut / 08.Fishnet Stockings / 09.Sleepwalk / 10.Gentle On My Mind / 11.Instrumental / 12.Chet Tune / 13.Rock This Town / 14.Rumble In Brighton =Recorded Live at Montage Mountain,Scranton,Pennsylvania,USA 13th July 2002= Brian Setzer (Guitar & Vocal) / Bernie Dresel (Drums) / Johnny “Spazz” Hatton (Bass)