Emily Remler Worcester 1985 (Live -Mostly solo concert)

Great solo concert performed somewhere in Worcester in 1985. No other information but this is rarer, because she is mostly by herself, joined a couple of times by a nameless bass and guitar player. If anyone has any info on the venue, other musicians please share in the comments below.
She gives a magnificent performance on every tune here, she really put her soul and music on display. Her sense of time is amazing, you can hear her foot tapping on a few numbers and I doubt the tempo shifts very much. I know in the early 80's she spent hours working on the metronome with it clicking on 2 and 4 and that all paid off in spades.
Her melodic sense is also on display here, so groovy and she seems to choose the perfect phrase every time.
The originals of these were not great sounding, very soft actually, so I have a friend, Chuck who is a wizard with editing software and he brought the sound out. It distorts a bit (sounds like she might be using her Polytone amp, I have a Polytone and that is that kind of distortion sound you get from that amp, especially on "This Here") but it's an improvement over the originals.

Enjoy! Again please let me know if you have any info on this show.


0:00 Folk Song/Trinity
3:39 Afro Blue/E Samba
10:22 Black Orpheus/How Insensitive
19:12 Mocha Spice
24:18 Pedals
35:10 Moanin'
39:50 This Here
42:55 Fried Pies (with bass player)
50:57 A Taste of Honey/Eleanor Rigby (solo)
56:56 D Natural Blues (Bb) (solo)
1:03:20 Watch What Happens (bass player is back)
1:11:26 Polka Dots and Moonbeams (solo)
1:16: 20 Gerry's Blues (aka Cisco) (solo)
1:23:54 Autumn Leaves (add 2nd guitar player)
1:30:50 Blue Bossa (2nd guitar)
1:38:10 Summertime (solo)

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