Emily Remler Ottawa 1983

Emily Remler - electric guitar
Scott Alexander - acoustic bass
Joe Bendsza - drums

Early in her touring career, very good to great Emily performance. It's a audience recording, so the sound is not as good as others I've put up. But still wonderful playing. She's in a playful mood, quoting "I've Got Rhythm", Monk's "Rythmnin'" twice and Metheny's "Across the Heartland" and probably a few more I missed.
Love the taper trying to sshhhhssh the audience on the last tune, got to love jazz audiences. When I listened to Miles Plugged Nickel set, the audience noise and talking was very present, so no one is safe from that.
Anyone know what the 3rd and 5th song is? Any help appreciated from your wonderful ears.


- 1st Set - audience recording

1. Moanin' 0:00
2. My Latin Brother 8:40
3. ?  17:50 (anyone know what song this is? I cannot recognize it all)
4. Joy Spring 26:15
5. Ode to Mali 33:30
6. Jingles 44:05

- 2nd Set - audience recording
1. Gerry's Blues (aka Cisco) 52:05
2. In a Sentimental Mood 1:02:30
3. Little Sunflower 1:09:15
4. Blues in Db(in G!) 1:23:39
5. Mocha Spice 1:34:28 (cuts in after it starts, not missing much)
6. Oleo 1:43:30

3rd Set - audience recording
1. Pedals 1:45:35
2. Road Song 1:57:55
3. In Your Own Sweet Way/ drum solo/ So What and Impressions(head) 2:05:33






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