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The other thing is, most of the studios were pretty close together so one might not have to go far from one gig to another. Not only that, the guitarists banded together into something called the Manhattan Guitar Club so that they could share amps and keep them in locked rooms at each studio that they all had the keys to.
https://wallyrichardson.com/2014/02/10/manhattan-guitar-club-1969/
Anyway, if that story in Homeward Bound is true, then because of the timing of when Tom Wilson was producing Dylan and the presence of Al Gorgoni, then that is the only date and session it could be. But that story doesn’t have to be true.
Okay this is particularly good for at least two, no three, reasons.
https://njjs.org/files/2018/4604%20web%20archive%20files/4604_JerseyJazzFullIssue.pdf
1) There is discussion about a present day gig of MGC member Gene Bertoncini.
2) Bill Crow tells the "jazz guitar famous" episode involving Segovia.
3) At the bottom of the roster the text says
Emergency Ignition Key Available At Jim and Andys.
Do you guys know what Jim and Andy's was?
What happened?
Bill Crow's column also mentions Bill Wurtzel, who I consider an honorary member of that club. Which I will get into on the new thread, if I ever start it!