Dire StraitsHartford Civic Center
Hartford, CT.
October 10th 1985
First Generation Analog From The MoodySMB collection
Tape supplied by Doinker
Transferred and Presented By Krw_co
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THE BAND
Mark Knopfler guitars vocals
John Illsley bass vocals
Alan Clark keyboards
Guy Fletcher keyboards vocals
Terry Williams drums
Jack Sonni rhythm guitar backing vocals
Chris White saxophones flute percussion backing vocals
SETLIST
1 Ride Across the River
2 Expresso Love
3 One World
4 Romeo and Juliet
5 Private Investigations
(tape flip edit at 00:41:19:24)
6 Sultans of Swing
7 Why Worry
8 Walk of Life
9 Two Young Lovers
10 Money for Nothing
11 Wild West End(tape flip edit in song at 01:22:46:00)
12 Tunnel of Love
13 Brothers in Arms
14 Solid Rock
15 Going Home Theme of the Local Hero
Many thanks to Doinker
Sharon McArthur Brown (1947-05-08 - 2014-09-17) was a prolific taper and music collector based in Danbury, Connecticut.
I first met Sharon while a friend of mine and I had set up a booth at a record show sometime in the mid 1980's.
We had taken shows we had collected on cassette tape, had copied them and were selling for $7 each.
It wasn't much of an income even in those days but we met other traders that way.
Sharon started enjoying and following the bands Yes, the Moody Blues and Pink Floyd.
She would listen to these and other artists at 2 to 4 am, waking her brothers Rob, John and Chris.
She married fellow music nut Richard Brown in 1976 and worked as a systems analyst for Pitney Bowes and
Reader's Digest before her retirement in 1999. The two of them owned and managed a video store.
Unfortunately Richard died early on before I met her. A true music aficionado, he was buried with his Walkman,
his favorite Pink Floyd tape and his headphones.During her employment she set up websites for the Moody Blues and
became the fanclub administrator. She also set up a music sharing website out of her home in Danbury.
During all this time she acquired, attended, and taped over 1,000 live shows, mainly taping using an upscale Aiwa cassette recorder.
She specialized in Pink Floyd, The Moody Blues and especially in Prog concerts. In the 1990's she befriended Moody Blues
flutist Ray Thomas and his wife, and spoke to them often. Also during this time we traded many, many shows.
Sharon had fallen on hard times by the end of the first decade of the millenium.
Before she went into subsidized housing she gave me her complete collection. It was huge, requiring an entire midsize SUV in order to house.
It's been sitting since 2013. It's time her music was shared. Many thanks to her brother Rob for help in making these notes.
2023-04-16
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