Disc One: 1. Intro & Tuning, 2. Slow Blues Instrumental, 3. Blind Willie McTell, 4. Blue Note Shuffle, 5. Giddy Up, 6. I Wonder Why.

Disc Two: 1. Can’t You Hear Me Knocking, 2. Blues In The Morning, 3. Leather Jacket, 4. Red House, 5. Outro.  

In this volume we get the Lone Star Café 12 December 1987 2nd show; This recording by Maidenlane is interesting compared to the version circulating before, because the sound is better in the 2^nd part of the show and there are no fluctuations in the sound that spoiled the start of Can't You Hear Me Knocking, but the end of I Wonder Why is brutal (tape flip) and above all it lacks a large part of the instrumental blues which started the show. Therefore, here in the Maidenlane Frankenstein’s version series are combined the 2 sources to have the most complete recording with the best sources.

The already circulating source gives the first part of the show with a great guitar sound even if the vocals are muddier and Maidenlane provides the second part from Can’t You Hear Me Knocking onwards. Both sources have been reworked, the other source too was de-clicked, its sound amplified and speed corrected to be in sync with the other source (-2,9%). The line-up here was: Mick Taylor on guitar and vocals, Max Middleton on keyboards, Wayne Hammond on bass, Mike Cullen on drums, Shane Fontayne on guitar and Larry on congas. This is an excellent release of great sonic value, especially interesting is the tuning track that offers some great guitar improvisations.