Live at Mama Kin - Boston, MA - August 15, 1998 | Mike Keneally & Beer for Dolphins

Live at Mama Kin - Boston, MA - August 15, 1998

by Mike Keneally & Beer for Dolphins

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1.	Guest Host Intro 01:12	buy track
2.	BSSOC 01:29	buy track
3.	Immigrant Song 02:54	buy track
4.	Natty Trousers 02:09	buy track
5.	Why Am I Your Guy? 04:45	buy track
6.	Them Dolphins is Smart 00:57	buy track
7.	1988 Was a Million Years Ago 04:03	buy track
8.	Yep, Them Dolphins is Smart, Alright 02:10	buy track
9.	Bullys (sic) 03:21	buy track
10.	Tug 05:14	buy track
11.	Vent 03:34	buy track
12.	Potato 04:43	buy track
13.	Pencil Music 02:49	buy track
14.	The Car Song 05:51	buy track
15.	Voyage to Manhood 04:10	buy track
16.	Top of Stove Melting 07:46	buy track
17.	Inca Roads 13:01	buy track

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From Mike: Never previously available for download or streaming, Live at Mama Kin has only been purchasable, until now, as part of the Sluggo! SuperDeluxe package: (store.keneally.com/products/mike-keneally-beer-for-dolphins-sluggo-superdeluxe-2cd-2dvd-download)

Live at Mama Kin finds the quartet BFD of the era (me, Bryan Beller, Marc Ziegenhagen and Jason Harrison Smith) in serious fighting trim – almost literally fighting as we found ourselves in near-fisticuffs with unhappy locals when we parked our truck to unload our gear that afternoon – ah, Boston!

It features our covers of “Immigrant Song” and “Inca Roads,” as well as the rarely played originals “Tug,” “Vent” and “Pencil Music,” an opening improv here entitled “BSSOC,” and a heaping helping of additional live faves. The vintage 1998 recordings were given a shiny new mix in 2013 by Mike Harris and myself. It is a wonderful-sounding document of a ferocious show.

Mike Keneally April 5, 2023

MIKE KENEALLY & BEER FOR DOPLHINS: LIVE AT MAMA KIN

I had a cold. There was miserable traffic getting into Boston. An idiot souvenir shop owner physically assaulted Jason in an argument over a parking spot. Bad pizza occurred. There were any number of reasons why we'd be in a foul mood at the outset of this gig, but we managed to bear it all in reasonably good humor (this album begins with laughter), and the show smoked.

I give thanks to everyone involved with making this recording happen, but most especially to Marc Ziegenhagen, Jason Harrison Smith, and Bryan Beller, who all played incredibly well on this gig. Cheers, gentlemen!

Mike Keneally Nov 1, 2013

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released December 1, 2013

Mike Keneally - guitar, lead vocals
Bryan Beller - bass, background vocals
Marc Ziegenhagen - keyboards, background vocals
Jason Harrison Smith - drums, background vocals

Produced by Mike Keneally
Executive Producer - Scott Chatfield
Recorded to 16-Track ADAT by Scott Lurowist
(An audio patch was required in "Potato," in a section where the tapes were switched. The patch is a combination of Thomas Nordegg's soundboard MiniDisc and Ron Moses' audience DAT recording)
Mixed by Mike Harris and Mike Keneally
Mastered by Mike Harris and Scott Chatfield

Photography - Scott Chatfield

The "We're Not Here to Help" Tour:
Tour Manager - Scott Chatfield
Stage Manager/Tech - Thomas Nordegg
Merch, poetry - Cami Slotkin
Videography - J Warner
Guest Host for Mama Kin gig - Lloyd Thayer

Special thanks: Scott Lurowist, Ron Moses, P.J. Müller, Lloyd Thayer, Marion Walsh, Colin La Mastro, Heather La Mastro, Theresa Christ, Antal Adriaanse, Robert & Laura Beller, and Dave & Betsy Foster.

Songs by Mike Keneally (c) Spen Music BMI except for "BSSOC" by Keneally/Ziegenhagen/Beller/Smith (c) Spen Music BMI, "Immigrant Song" by Jimmy Page/Robert Plant (c) WB Music Corp. o/b/o Flames of Albion Music, and "Inca Roads" by Frank Zappa (c) Kobalt Music Pub. America o/b/o Munchkin Music Co.

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Mike Keneally San Diego, California

Mike Keneally has been a lot of things in his 35 year career: stunt guitarist/keyboardist, singer/songwriter, orchestral composer, producer, music director, painter, and more. After getting his start in Frank Zappa’s legendary 1988 big band, Keneally released his first solo album hat. in 1992. Since then he has released dozens more and is working on a new double album.

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