Disc One: 1. Tuning, 2. I Wonder Why, 3. Mojo Hannah, 4. Baby What You Want Me To Do, 5. Hell To Tell, 6. You Shook Me, 7. Band Introductions 1, 8. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking, 9. Boogie Man. Disc Two: 1. Tuning, 2. Padlock, 3. Boogie Man, 4. Soul Serenade, 5. You Gotta Move, 6. Iko Iko, 7. Goin’ South.

With this number we have arrived to the end of this series, here on volume 23 are both shows from New York in early May 93 with Tumbling Dice, here the line-up was: Mick Taylor on guitar and vocals, Babi Floyd on vocals, Bobby Keys on sax, Ivan Neville on keyboards and vocals, Michael Neville on bass and Adolfo ‘Fofi’ Lancha on drums.

The version already posted as Volume 6 of the Tumblin’ Dice Series was very good but Maidenlane’s recording for the 2^nd set is interesting because it has a more complete tuning, a complete version of Boogie Man where about 47 seconds were lost due to the tape flip* and of Goin’ South where about 20 seconds were lost for the same reason.

* Because the 2 segments had been skillfully reconnected, this significant gap was not perceived as before. Here we have a more complete version, using most of the previous version but completing it with 3 patches coming from the Maidenlane recording. The merged version of Boogie Man is interesting and has been placed on Disc One due to a lack of space as ‘hidden track’. This is an interesting release, although Disc One is the same as the one released before on Volume 6 of T.Dice series; at the beginning of the Tuning however, it happens on the notes of Melissa by the Allman Brothers that was played to entertain the audience before the show, the first 35 seconds solely from Maidenlane. On Disc Two Boogie Man has a patch from Maidenlanes recording from 5’45 to 6’33, while on Goin’ South there is another patch from Maidenlane’s recording from 7’38 to 7’59. The experiment with Boogie Man (the merged version) is ok, with the guitar on one channel and the drums on the other.