Since Mike Stern joined the guitar on the North American tour in 1985, fans have called this a "phantom live performance," but this performance has finally seen the light of day in the latest version digitized by craftsman mjk5510 from the Tape Tyrant Collection, a legendary taper that recorded this historical masterpiece. The Tape Tyrant Collection, which is comparable to the Millard Collection, has a very fresh sound, with no dubbing marks or tape deterioration, and it sounds as fresh as if it was recorded yesterday. The extremely thick core reaches your hand without any sense of distance, and the details are clear even in the finest parts. This is a masterpiece that would normally be described as "like a broadcast sound source." However, they managed to record this super rare live performance. It is no exaggeration to say that the performance, where the existence of the tape itself could not even be confirmed, was a miracle concert. The two have not performed together since Mike Stern's first leader album "Fat Time," which was released only in Japan. If you listen to how Sanborn's "crying sax" and Mike Stern's hot guitar match in this live performance, you will be able to say with confidence that "this is a great idea!" The beauty of the shining audience sound recorded by Tape Tyrant. Live at Berklee Performance Center, Boston, Massachusetts 05/19/1985 1.Hideaway 2.Straight To The Heart 3.Band Introduction 4.Lisa 5.Stern and Barney Duet / Rush Hour 6.Piano Solo / Smile 7.Morning Salsa David Sanborn (as) Mike Stern (g) Larry Wills (keyb) Tom Barney (b) Buddy Williams (dr)
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