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“LIVE FROM CENTRAL PARK” is a masterpiece from the official live album that features delicious collaborations with super-luxurious guests such as Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, and Stevie Nicks. The complete version of the sound board is now available. Of course, what is recorded in this work is the “September 14, 1999: New York City” performance. It’s not the “same period” or “similar content”, it’s the same show as the genuine official version. It is the complete version stereo sound board recording. Speaking of Sheryl in 1999, she also performed in Japan, and her superb soundboard album “TOKYO 1999 FINAL NIGHT” is still fresh in my memory. First of all, let’s look back at the schedule at that time and check the show’s position.・February 2nd – 18th: Europe #1 (12 performances) ・March 13th – May 9th: North America #1 (42 performances) ・June 4th – 12th: Europe #2 (6 performances)・June 27th-September 14th: North America #2 (47 performances) ←★Here★ ・October 7th-9th: North America #3a (2 performances) ・October 12th-20th: Japan (7 Performance) ← *TOKYO 1999 FINAL NIGHT・October 23rd-31st: North America #3b (3 performances)《“LIVE FROM CENTRAL PARK” released on December 7th》》This is Sheryl Crow in 1999. Traveled around the United States twice, passing through Europe and Japan. The New York City performance of this work was the final day of the main “North America #2” concert. This show is most famous for its official live album, and is also known for its professional shot broadcasts with different song selections. However, this work is a complete version of new excavations that covers songs / parts that can not be heard in both works. As I mentioned in the commentary on “TOKYO 1999 FINAL NIGHT” that I introduced the other day, the collector world is currently buzzing with the rush to discover Sheryl’s finest soundboard. This work is one of them, and it is a work that is attracting a lot of attention both for its rarity as a complete version of an official work and for its tremendous quality. The most important point is that it is long, with a large number of gorgeous performance songs. Let’s quickly organize the set while comparing it with the official version. Only Sheryl Crow Tuesday Night Music Club: Can’t Cry Anymore (★) / Leaving Las Vegas / All I Wanna Do Sheryl Crow: A Change Would Do You Good / Everyday Is a Winding Road (▲)・Globe Sessions: Anything but Down (★) / It Don’t Hurt / Am I Getting Through (★) / My Favorite Mistake / There Goes The Neighborhood ・Others: Sweet Child O’ Mine (★) Guest participation song ・Sarah・McLachlan: Angel (★)/The Difficult Kind ・DIXIE CHICKS: Strong Enough/Mississippi (★) ・Stevie Nicks: Gold Dust Woman ・Chrissie Hynde: If It Makes You Happy ・Keith Richards: Happy/Sweet Little Rock n’ Roller (★)・Eric Clapton: White Room/Little Wing (★)・All-star co-starring: Tombstone Blues *Note: Songs marked with “★” are not included in the official edition “LIVE FROM CENTRAL PARK”. “▲” means the missing master (approximately 6 seconds) is compensated for with the official version. …and it looks like this. Including Sheryl alone and co-stars, the number of songs has increased significantly to 8 songs. Even if you listen to the official version, some people may be surprised to find out that there were actually this many songs. A particular highlight is Chuck Berry’s cover of “Sweet Little Rock n’ Roller.” It was one of the highlights at the time, with Keith Richards also appearing, but for some reason it was cut from both the official version and the TV broadcast. This work can be enjoyed in its entirety in the order of the songs on that day, including the songs that appear for the first time and the introduction scenes of each guest. And, the quality that goes through such a full show is also noteworthy. It is a superb stereo sound board with no questions asked, but it is slightly different from the official final version. The mix is different, and it is a rough mix that is even more vivid. Each instrument has a different sound and impression, but the biggest difference is the cheers. The official version mixes the cheers louder to create the mood of the concert scene, but in this work, perhaps because it was recorded all the time, the performance sound and vocals are far forward and the cheers are far away. There is almost no simulated experience of the venue, but instead there is a tremendous sense of immersion and synchronization, as if Cheryl is inside your head. Of course, even though the mix is different, the audio sound quality is completely official. As a matter of fact, in the original sound that appeared on the internet, there is a few seconds missing in the middle of “Everyday Is a Winding Road”, but in this work, that part is compensated for with the official version. Even there, the sound is so official that you hardly feel any difference in quality. This is a shocking work of the super best stereo sound board in 1999 that appeared following “TOKYO 1999 FINAL NIGHT”. This is an expanded and complete version of the official masterpiece, which not only has excellent quality, but also includes a large number of co-stars with super luxurious guests. This is a book that literally surpasses the official version in every sense of the word. Full-length version of the official “LIVE FROM CENTRAL PARK”. Super high quality stereo sound board with direct connection to the table and rough mix! First appearance! ! Central Park, New York City, USA 14th September 1999 STEREO SBD Disc 1 (51:34) 1. Sandra Bernhard Intro 2. A Change Would Do You Good 3. Anything But Down ★ 4. Can’t Cry Anymore ★ 5. Leaving Las Vegas 6. It Don’t Hurt 7. Sarah McLachlan Intro 8. Angel (with Sarah McLachlan) ★ 9. Sweet Child O’ Mine ★ 10. Am I Getting Through (Parts 1 and 2) ★ Disc 2 (73:15 ) 1. Bill Murray Intro 2. Every Day Is A Winding Road 3. Band Introductions 4. Strong Enough (with Dixie Chicks) 5. Gold Dust Woman (with Stevie Nicks) 6. My Favorite Mistake 7. Mississippi (with Dixie Chicks) ★ 8. If It Makes You Happy (with Chrissie Hynde) 9. Happy (with Keith Richards) 10. Sweet Little Rock n’ Roller (with Keith Richards) ★ 11. The Difficult Kind (with Sara McL) 12. White Room ( with Clapton) 13. Little Wing (with Clapton) ★ 14. There Goes The Neighborhood 15. Tombstone Blues (with all guests) 16. All I Wanna Do ★Not included in the official edition “LIVE FROM CENTRAL PARK” STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING Sheryl Crow – vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards Peter Stroudt – guitar, vocals Tim Smith – guitar, bass, vocals Jim Bogious – drums, vocals Mike Rowe – keyboards Matt Brubeck – cello Mary Rowell – violin With Keith Richards – guitar, vocals Eric Clapton – guitar , vocals Stevie Nicks – vocals The Dixie Chicks – vocals, various instruments Sarah McLachlan – vocals Chrissie Hynde – vocals
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