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Gato Maestro at The Glass Jug Beer Lab. Back-to-back gig with the yearly gig we do at Black Creek. Things were much tighter for this performance, even considering it was on a Thursday night. Everybody was much happier with how we sounded on this particular evening, and luckily Ben managed to get it captured. A tropical storm had just passed through and it was very windy still as a result. Ben also had the recording volume set way too high for the first few songs. Paul had windscreens, but none that fit the Zoom H4n microphones.

Gato Maestro at The Glass Jug Beer Lab. Back-to-back gig with the yearly gig we do at Black Creek. Things were much tighter for this performance, even considering it was on a Thursday night. Everybody was much happier with how we sounded on this particular evening, and luckily Ben managed to get it captured. A tropical storm had just passed through and it was very windy still as a result. Ben also had the recording volume set way too high for the first few songs. Paul had windscreens, but none that fit the Zoom H4n microphones.

Gato Maestro at The Glass Jug Beer Lab. Back-to-back gig with the yearly gig we do at Black Creek. Things were much tighter for this performance, even considering it was on a Thursday night. Everybody was much happier with how we sounded on this particular evening, and luckily Ben managed to get it captured. A tropical storm had just passed through and it was very windy still as a result. Ben also had the recording volume set way too high for the first few songs. Paul had windscreens, but none that fit the Zoom H4n microphones.

Gato Maestro at The Glass Jug Beer Lab. Back-to-back gig with the yearly gig we do at Black Creek. Things were much tighter for this performance, even considering it was on a Thursday night. Everybody was much happier with how we sounded on this particular evening, and luckily Ben managed to get it captured. A tropical storm had just passed through and it was very windy still as a result. Ben also had the recording volume set way too high for the first few songs. Paul had windscreens, but none that fit the Zoom H4n microphones.

Gato Maestro at The Glass Jug Beer Lab. Back-to-back gig with the yearly gig we do at Black Creek. Things were much tighter for this performance, even considering it was on a Thursday night. Everybody was much happier with how we sounded on this particular evening, and luckily Ben managed to get it captured. A tropical storm had just passed through and it was very windy still as a result. Ben also had the recording volume set way too high for the first few songs. Paul had windscreens, but none that fit the Zoom H4n microphones.

Gato Maestro at The Glass Jug Beer Lab. Back-to-back gig with the yearly gig we do at Black Creek. Things were much tighter for this performance, even considering it was on a Thursday night. Everybody was much happier with how we sounded on this particular evening, and luckily Ben managed to get it captured. A tropical storm had just passed through and it was very windy still as a result. Ben also had the recording volume set way too high for the first few songs. Paul had windscreens, but none that fit the Zoom H4n microphones.

Gato Maestro at The Glass Jug Beer Lab. Back-to-back gig with the yearly gig we do at Black Creek. Things were much tighter for this performance, even considering it was on a Thursday night. Everybody was much happier with how we sounded on this particular evening, and luckily Ben managed to get it captured. A tropical storm had just passed through and it was very windy still as a result. Ben also had the recording volume set way too high for the first few songs. Paul had windscreens, but none that fit the Zoom H4n microphones.

Gato Maestro at The Glass Jug Beer Lab. Back-to-back gig with the yearly gig we do at Black Creek. Things were much tighter for this performance, even considering it was on a Thursday night. Everybody was much happier with how we sounded on this particular evening, and luckily Ben managed to get it captured. A tropical storm had just passed through and it was very windy still as a result. Ben also had the recording volume set way too high for the first few songs. Paul had windscreens, but none that fit the Zoom H4n microphones.

Gato Maestro at The Glass Jug Beer Lab. Back-to-back gig with the yearly gig we do at Black Creek. Things were much tighter for this performance, even considering it was on a Thursday night. Everybody was much happier with how we sounded on this particular evening, and luckily Ben managed to get it captured. A tropical storm had just passed through and it was very windy still as a result. Ben also had the recording volume set way too high for the first few songs. Paul had windscreens, but none that fit the Zoom H4n microphones.

Gato Maestro at The Glass Jug Beer Lab. Back-to-back gig with the yearly gig we do at Black Creek. Things were much tighter for this performance, even considering it was on a Thursday night. Everybody was much happier with how we sounded on this particular evening, and luckily Ben managed to get it captured. A tropical storm had just passed through and it was very windy still as a result. Ben also had the recording volume set way too high for the first few songs. Paul had windscreens, but none that fit the Zoom H4n microphones.