Re: (no subject)
I didn't know about this. It looks like 1/17/68 would be the date. DS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello, I wonder if any of you can give me some information. The Savage Resurrection played with The Grateful Dead on the grand re-opening of the Carousel Ballroom. Does anyone know of this? Randy Hammon one of the guitarists of The Savage Resurrection remembers playing there.but there is nothing written about this on any poster. And would that have been the date of 1/17/68? Yours Evelyn Kerr It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms and advice on AOL Money Finance. http://money.aol.com/tax?NCID=aolprf000301
Re: (subject=5/3/68) GD May 1st and 2nd, 1968 ??
Hi Todd - This looks like its one of those retro (fake) posters that they sell at malls and online. They are usually on thick heavy cardboard and have block lettering. Here is another one for a show that never happened: http://cgi.ebay.com/WILD-BILL-SHOW-POSTERS-GRATEFUL-DEAD-GOLDEN-GATE-PARK_W0QQitemZ150095705641QQihZ005QQcategoryZ29912QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem Actually I've seen another version of that which had a picture from about 1980 on it and a different and probably nonexistant opening act. Thanks for speakign up on this though. Hope you have been doing well! :-) DS Todd Norman wrote: Hello, Was just checking deadlists.com and do not see entries for May 1st/2nd, 1968. Found a poster of this event for sale on ebay. Do not have any other backing info on these concerts, but thought I'd pass this along I do know of to the powers that be. :-) If they did play in Norther Cali on these 2 days, that means they trekked across the country to play in/at New York by May 3rd. Not saying that that couldn't be done by a band, just mentioning that as well. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=120110584757ru=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.ebay.com%3A80%2Fsearch%2Fsearch.dll%3Ffrom%3DR40%26satitle%3D120110584757%26category0%3D%26fvi%3D1 Todd
Re: G Dead at Sky River?
Peggy: You can listen to it online or download it from Archive.org: http://www.archive.org/audio/etree-details-db.php?id=15519 Dave S. Peggy Hanson wrote: Hi, i was just surfing and noticed, it appears the G Dead were at the SKy River festival in 68? Do you know of any bootlegs of that? Hadn't heard of this before!!! thanks so much! Peggy
somebody broke 4/25/71, can it be put back together again?
Does this 45 minute segment of 4/25/71 circultate on cdr? I don't recall it ever circulating on DAT, so I'm thinking probably not. Although most of this segement is on Ladies and Gentlemen, a couple of the songs aren't. It would be cool to see it on cdr from the old tapes, even if it doesn't sound the best. Does anyone on DeadLists actually have it on cassette? end set 1: China Cat Sunflower I Know You Rider Casey Jones begin Set 2: Morning Dew BIODTL Next Time You See Me Bertha Sugar Magnolia I Second That Emotion
Lake Placid 1983 SBD being posted to a.b.gdead
Some of my best Dead show memories are from Lake Placid 1983 - and its being posted to alt.binaries.gdead If you were at this one, you remember it fer sure. I spent much of this show in the hallways and it was a blast. Might take another 6 hours or so for all the files to be there. Its being posted with some Pars files. If the .flac files you download are corrupted you will be able to fix them or recreate them from scratch on your hard drive. I got this thru Bittorrent, but it took like 3 days. After its finished being posted, you should be able to get it in a half hour or so (with a high speed connection). Dave S. 10/17/83 - Grateful Dead Olympic Arena - Lake Placid, NY Recording Info: Set 1: SBD - Master Cassette - Dat - Sonic Solutions - CD - EAC - FLAC Set 2: SBD - Master Cassette - Reel - Dat - CD - EAC - Samplitude v7.02 Professional - FLAC Patch Info: (FOB/12th Row) Sennheiser 421 - Master Cassette (Sony D5) - Dat - CD Patches in Samson and Space Edited By Charlie Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/26/04 Notes: -- Seamless transition between discs 2 and 3. Set 1: d1t01 - Sugaree - d1t02 - Little Red Rooster d1t03 - Friend Of The Devil d1t04 - My Brother Esau d1t05 - Bird Song d1t06 - Hell In A Bucket - d1t07 - Deal Set 2: d2t01 - Touch Of Grey d2t02 - Samson And Delilah d2t03 - To Lay Me Down - d2t04 - Man Smart (Woman Smarter) d2t05 - Terrapin Station - d2t06 - Drums - d3t01 - Space - d3t02 - The Wheel - d3t03 - I Need A Miracle - d3t04 - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad - d3t05 - Good Lovin' Encore: d3t06 - Revolution
5/3/72 He's Gone
I noticed that its sung I lost two rounds. Is that a common variation on the lyrics? Maybe I just never noticed it before. DS
Re: 03/30/68-3/31/680
Mario: It looks like you have the same music on your cds, but a more detailed songlist. Those late March '68 concerts are ones I need to get updated. I may already have the song timings for them done, just not online. Thanks, Dave S. Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2004 15:59:47 +0100 From: Mario Caprilli [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: 03/30/68-3/31/680 Hello I have a two cds set about the Grateful Dead shows 03/30/1968 03-31-1968 that is different about your setlist listed in www.deadlists.com Not so much but here the set list I have Carousel Ballroom San Francisco, CA Date3/30/68 SET Oneon CD 01 01- // Morning Dew 02- Tuning La Bamba ( a few notes ) 03- Cryptical Envelopment 04- The Other One 05- Cryptical Envelopment 06- Dark Star 07- China Cat Sunflower 08- The Eleven [0:#00] 11 :20 minutes 09- Turn On Your Lovelight SET Two ? 10- Born Cross-Eyed 11- Feedback Spanish Jam 9 :50 minutes 12- Death Don't Have No Mercy [0:00#] ; less then 2 minutes SET TWO ?? on CD 02 01- Turn On Your Lovelight 02- Beat It On Down The Line 03- Tuning, talking and audience request 04- Dancing In The Street And about 03/31/1968 or what is supposed to be // LOVELIGHT CAUTION06:15 min FEEDBACK 04:34 min AND WE BID YOU GOODNIGHT 01:20 I don't know if all this can be interesting for you. thank u if u replay Mario
Re: 8/29/68?
Iver - I've never heard of this one refered to as 8/29/68 or 8/23/68. Perhaps this is an error specific to the info that came with your cds? This is a studio recording from perhaps March or thereabouts. LIsten carefully - there's no audience. :-) It sounds a lot like material that's on the album - but with a different mix (the organ is really pumped up). Dave S. Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 10:23:31 -0500 From: McLeod, Iver J [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: 8/29/68? The info file for 8/23/68 indicates the first disc is mostly Unknown Date, thought to be August 29, 1968, Matrix with the following setlist: 1. St. Stephen (fades in) 2. Cryptical 3. TOO 4. Cryptical 5. New Potato Caboose 6. Alligator 7. Caution Jam Deadlists doesn't show any performance on 8/29/68. And according to the search feature the GD never played NPC at any of the Matrix shows (so far as is known). To confuse the issue even further, setlist.com shows a performance at the Carousel on 8/29/68 with a completely different setlist with Ron Ellner as the source for the info. So does anybody know why this set is thought to be 8/29/68 Matrix? Iver
Re: ??/??/68
Guys - I have that info on the 8/21/68 clip already. There is another of the '68 fragments that is a partial copy of 2/3/68. Just compare the lyrics in the Other One. So which show from 1969 does one of those other reels come from. I don't think I have the info on that. Dave S. Seth Kaplan wrote: Its true. Part of the undated '68 fragments are actually 8/21/68 and another part is actually from a '69 show. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Drew S. Sent: Saturday, November 13, 2004 9:36 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: ??/??/68 Hi, this undated '68 fragment that cuts in on the doesn't seem to matter line is from 8/21/68. Don't believe me? Listen to both shows yourself and you'll find they're exactly the same.
request for Cicadas 2004 summer tour recording
I was wondering if someone on this list with recording gear could go out and make a recording of the 17 year Cicadas? The sound they make is really weird and I wanted to have a good recording of it. Why? I have no idea really... I have been hearing it around my home this past week really loud and I just realized that's the sound they us in sci-fi movies a lot whenever there's an flying saucer or an alien present. Has anyone else noticed that? I was hoping for a recording that's free of city noises or any talking and about an hour long. Not sure what I'd do with it, but it seems like a cool thing to have. I wanted a high quality nature recording like those recordings of whale songs. I wonder if the cicadas have songs that repeat or if its just a constant signal? What would it sound like if you slowed down the playback? They are all over the ground in my parking lot. Would it be possible to grab a couple and put them in an aquarium or something like that and record the sounds from one that is isolated from the continual drone? Dave S.
Re: 9/9/72
Hey Steven! That's really good news. Just wondering if the problem mentioned on Deadlists with Stella Blue is on the master? The Deadlists entry says Stella Blue is complete but near its end the tape speeds up To A point making an accurate time impossible. Dave S. Date: Sun, 18 Apr 2004 09:23:08 -0700 From: KMartin [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: 9/9/72 Hello! In case you're interested. I'm transfering a reel of 9-9-72 audience I got from my old friend Dick Latvala. One of the very best audience recordings of this time period. Right off the master. I'm transfering it to CD by request at this time. I'm on set one right now. Everything appears to be here, though Friend of the Devil isn't listed on the box. Steven Martin Greenfield,CA.
Re: GD Columbia University - 5/3/68
Thanks for the info! Alway good to hear from people who speak up about things like this. Dave S. Jeff Novick wrote: I have some info on the below mentioned show. A friend of mine was there. He says It didnt take place at the Low Library Plaza. Thats where the demonstrations were. The dead played on the front patio outside of Ferris Booth Hall. This allowed them to plug their equipment into the office in Ferris Booth Hall which was right behind the patio. I also have a copy of the film Columbia Revolt. Its availabe in both AVI format and MP3 is anyone will want it. I am in the process of watching it, so I dont know if the dead appear on it, and/or if their music is part of the soundtrack or neither. I will know tonite. If you are interested, let me know. Thanks jeff Band Grateful Dead Venue Low Library Plaza, Columbia University Location New York, NY Date 5/3/68 - Friday posters tickets, passes laminates Comments DeadBase XI lists: Cold Rain and Snow, Sittin' on top of the World. These songs supposedly appear in the film Columbia Revolt Recordings None in circulation as of 2/02. Contributors David Sorochty , The Official Book Of The Deadheads, DeadBase XI, Brian Pollard Caretaker David Sorochty email update
Re: GD Columbia University - 5/3/68
Well the newspaper article is probably right about Morning Dew. The songs that are on the soundtrack of the film are questionable if the video and audio don't match, right? DS Jeff Novick wrote: I was able to view the whole film tonite and the version I have is both audio and video. I have it now in DVD, VCD, and MP3. I also found it online for sale in VHS. At 10:51 into part two, they play cold rain and snow till 12:14, which immediately cuts into Sitting on top of the world which they play till 12:40. I also have a newsclipping of the event which shows a picture of jerry playing on the Ferris Booth Hall steps and the write up says they also played morning dew. My friend doesnt remember what they played, just where they played, and I havent checked the sound against the album as you suggested, but it is a very clean crisp recording on the film so what you say is possible. The article says there was lots happening on the stage with student protestors trying to use the deads mic for their own purpose and that they kicked someone off the steps. You would figure some of that would come out in the recording. -Original Message- From: Marc Evans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wed 3/24/2004 1:21 AM To: Dave S; Jeff Novick; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Subject: RE: GD Columbia University - 5/3/68 Columbia Revolt is available as a two-part d/load from archive.org. Here are the links: Part One: http://tinyurl.com/2vrhh Part Two: http://tinyurl.com/2m8jb There is about 1:45 minutes of footage (no audio) of the Dead about 11 minutes into part two. While Cold Rain and Snow and Sitting On Top Of The World are played as soundtrack it's obvious that they are not from this event. I haven't compared them but I think that were simply lifted from the first album.
yet another new Portchester show
As seen on another list - just thought you'd like to see this if you haven't already: Ken Judy Lee Proudly Present The Port Chester Resurrection Project GD-NRPS1970-6-24PCRP#005.flacf The Grateful Dead and The New Riders of the Purple Sage June 24th 1970 Early Late Capitol Theatre, Port Chester N.Y Disc1-Dead-NRPS1970-6-24E -Dead Acoustic- D1T01-Direwolf.flac D1T02-DontEase.flac D1T03-Attics.flac D1T04-FOTD.flac D1T05-83968.flac D1T06-Candyman.flac D1T07-UncleJohns.flac -NRPS- D1T08-Intro.flac D1T09-WorkinManBlues.flac D1T10-WatchaGonnaDo.flac D1T11-LiveAndLetLive.flac D1T12-IfYouHearMe.flac D1T13-Henry.flac D1T14-PortlandWoman.flac D1T15-DirtyBusiness.flac Total = 74:35.53 Disc2-Dead-NRPS1970-6-24E partial D2T01-TruckDrivinMan.flac D2T02-LastLonelyEagle.flac D2T03-HonkeyTonkWomen.flac Total = 16:10.32 -Dead Electric- (missing*) *D2T04-CaseyJones.flac *D2T05-BlackPeter.flac *D2T06-GoodLovin.flac *D2T07-MamaTried.flac *D2T07-HighTime.flac *D2T08-Cryptical.flac *D2T09-Drums.flac *D2T10-OtherOne.flac *D2T11-Cryptical.flac *D2T12-CosmicCharlie.flac *D2T13-Minglewood Disc3-Dead-NRPS1970-6-24L partial -Dead Acoustic- (missing*) *D3T01-Intros *D3T02-BigRRBlues *D3T03-DeepElem *D3T04-TheRub *D3T05-SilverThreads *D3T06-FOTD *D3T07-Candyman *D3T08-Cumberland *D3T09-ColdJordan -NRPS- D3T11-Intros.flac D3T12-6DaysOnTheRoad.flac D3T13-Superman.flac Total = 9:04.00 Disc4-Dead-NRPS1970-6-24L D4T01-IDontKnowYou.flac D4T02-TogetherAgain.flac D4T03-FairChanceToKnow.flac D4T04-PortlandWoman.flac D4T05-GardenOfEden.flac D4T06-Henry.flac D4T07-AllIEverWanted.flac D4T08-Delia.flac D4T09-LouisianaLady.flac D4T10-HonkeyTonkWomen.flac -Dead Electric- D4T11-Intro.flac D4T12-NFA.flac D4T13-EasyWind.flac Total = 74:44.58 Disc5-Dead-NRPS1970-6-24L D5T01-MeAndMyUncle.flac D5T02-MickeysGong.flac D5T03-DarkStar.flac D5T04-Attics.flac D5T05-DarkStar.flac D5T06-SugarMag.flac D5T07-DarkStar.flac D5T08-StStephen.flac D5T09-ChinaCat.flac D5T10-Rider.flac D5T11-UncleJohns.flac D5T12-ExitMusic.flac D5T13-SwingLowSweetChariot.flac Total = 66:59.12 This is the best sounding yet from the Ken Judy Lee collection. The late show has long been regarded as one the Dead's finest, and to hear it, in what is up till now the cleanest source available, is truly awesome. There are four TDK 120 cassettes from this night, however we have only three. Tape 1, 3 and 4. Tape 2 is missing. We will have to fill in the puzzle as the pieces emerge. And this poses a problem. We naturally want to bring you the complete show, but we have no idea when the missing piece will be found, so it was decided to release what we have. I included a text file for the missing sets in the torrent for the sake of continuity. This will have to do until the last tape is found. Noise Reduction was applied to the acoustic Dead set only. Some deterioration on the master tape during 83968 (Disc1 t5), and some other small glitches, none of which should detract from enjoying this show. The original audience master cassette was recorded on a Sony TC124 with unknown Sony dynamic mics, spread approx. 25-30 ft. across the balcony, by Ken Judy Lee,. The cassette was baked, processed and transfered via Tascam 122 MK-III Lucid ADA1000 Tascam CDRW 700 (CDR) by John Jay Hance. Noise Reduction by Peter G. Audio extraction via Peak 3.2.1 on a G4 Titanium Powerbook, Flac'd with xACT V 1.2 and seeded by BoldCaptain via BitTorrent 3.2.2a. It was a night that was filled with magic. The kind of night that legends are made of. All of the elements were in place. The band was on, the crowd was on, the energy was on, the tape was on. The X factor at a high. Disc 1 opens with the Grateful Dead acoustic. This set has circulated only as a fragment, a few songs that Mark Cohen, Judy's brother and Ken's brother-in-law, had tacked on as filler to 4-4-71, sometime in 1976. Though short, only 30 minutes, it set the mood for the night. The New Riders of the Purple Sage take the stage as the sun is setting... No ordinary evening, indeed. There is an electric set of the grateful dead still to come, and thats only the early show. Unfortunately this electric set has yet to be uncovered, along with the acoustic set from the late show. The rest of the show is here, and what a show it is. There is endless banter from the band, as they seem to REALLY be enjoying themselves.The New Riders open the third disc with their second set for the night. Garcia on pedal steel here, as well as the early show, and he really shines. But the electric set from the Dead is the real payoff. Open Not Fade Away, slow segue into Easy Wind, broken string banter into Me My Uncle. Mickey needs to get his gong together, where gonna do Dark Star.. What an understatement ! Dark Star into the second Attics of the evening, back into Dark Star, into Sugar Magnolia, back into Dark Star, St. Steven into China Cat - I Know You Rider. The crowd reels in applause as the band exits the stage. They return for the encore, and you can tell there is no
Re: Help With this
Jim - What you have is correct fer sure. You have something that just started circulating recently off the master cassette tapes. The lists online now are based on the previously circulating tapes - some of those were mislabled I think. Here is a list of the shows at that venue. Many were recorded and are just now being copied to cd. - - - - - - - snip - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The famed usher tapes are beginning to circulate in MCCD flavor. The Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, N.Y. The Howard Stein Years list compiled by Rob Berger 2/ 6/70 CHAMBERS BROTHERS w/ NRBQ 2/ 7/70 CHAMBERS BROTHERS w/ NRBQ 2/11/70 THREE DOG NIGHT w/ Hoyt Axton 2/13/70 CHUCK BERRY, SHA-NA-NA, The Coasters, The Platters 2/14/70 ALBERT KING, SHA-NA-NA, The Coasters, The Platters 2/20/70 IRON BUTTERFLY w/ Cold Blood 2/21/70 IRON BUTTERFLY w/ Cold Blood 2/27/70 RICHlE HAVENS, BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND 2/28/70 RICHlE HAVENS, BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND 3/ 6/70 GRAND FUNK RAILROAD w/ Blues Magoos 3/ 7/70 GRAND FUNK RAILROAD w/ Blues Magoos 3/13/70 MOUNTAIN 3/14/70 MOUNTAIN 3/20/70 GRATEFUL DEAD w/ Catfish 3/21/70 GRATEFUL DEAD w/ Catfish 3/24/70 JEFFERSON AIRPLANE w/ Roxy 3/27/70 COUNTRY JOE THE FISH, STEVE MILLER BLUES BAND w/ Hamilton Face 3/28/70 COUNTRY JOE THE FISH, STEVE MILLER BLUES BAND w/ Hamilton Face 4/ 3/70 TEN YEARS AFTER w/Stone The Crows 4/ 4/70 TEN YEARS AFTER w/ Stone The Crows 4/10/70 JOHNNY WINTER w/ Taj Mahal 4/11/70 JOHNNY WINTER w/ Taj Mahal 4/17/70 TONY WILLIAMS LIFETIME featuring JACK BRUCE, JOHN McLAUGHLIN, LARRY YOUNG,w/LEE MICHAELS, Charley Brown 4/18/70 TONY WILLIAMS LIFETIME featuring JACK BRUCE, JOHN McLAUGHLIN, LARRY YOUNG, w/ LEE MICHAELS, Charley Brown 4/22/70 PINK FLOYD 4/24/70 JOHN MAYALL w/ Blodwyn Pig 4/25/70 JOHN MAYALL w/ Blodwyn Pig 5/ 1/70 SAVOY BROWN, JAMES GANG 5/ 2/70 SAVOY BROWN, JAMES GANG 5/ 8/70 JOE COCKER - MAD DOGS AND ENGLISHMEN w/ Brethren 5/ 9/70 JOE COCKER - MAD DOGS AND ENGLISHMEN w/ Brethren 5/10/70 Simulcast of John Lennon, Rolling Stones, George Harrison from London 5/15/70 JAMES TAYLOR w/ Hamilton Face, Jo-Ann Kelly 5/16/70 JAMES TAYLOR w/ Hamilton Face, Jo-Ann Kelly 5/22/70 VAN MORRISON w/ Flying Burrito Bros., Country Funk 5/23/70 VAN MORRISON w/ Flying Burrito Bros., Country Funk 5/29/70 MOUNTAIN, SMALL FACES featuring Rod Stewart 5/30/70 MOUNTAIN, SMALL FACES featuring Rod Stewart 6/12/70 SANTANA w/ John Lee Hooker 6/13/70 SANTANA w/John Lee Hooker 6/19/70 GRAND FUNK RAILROAD, Mott The Hoople, KINKS 6/20/70 GRAND FUNK RAILROAD, Mott The Hoople, KINKS 6/24/70 GRATEFUL DEAD 6/26/70 TRAFFIC w/ Silver Metre, Swallow 6/27/70 TRAFFIC w/ Silver Metre, Swallow 6/28-7/1/70 SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL (movie) 7/ 8/70 PROCOL HARUM w/ Livingston Taylor 7/28/70 JETHRO TULL w/ MC Kendree Spring, Livingston Taylor 7/29/70 JETHRO TULL w/ MC Kendree Spring, Livingston Taylor 8/ 8/70 JANIS JOPLIN w/ Sea Train, Runt 8/ 9/70 MOTHERS OF INVENTION featuring FRANK ZAPPA w/ Toe Fat, Head Over Heels 8/10/70 TEN YEARS AFTER w/ Cactus, Haystacks Balboa 8/11/70 TEN YEARS AFTER w/ Cactus, Haystacks Balboa 8/28/70 ARLO GUTHRIE 9/11/70 MOUNTAIN w/ Mylon, David Rea 9/12/70 MOUNTAIN w/ Mylon, David Rea 10/ 2/70 SMALL FACES featuring ROD STEWART w/ Cactus, Chicken Shack 10/ 3/70 SMALL FACES featuring ROD STEWART w/ Cactus, Chicken Shack 10/13/70 CHICAGO w/ Charlie Brown, Seals and Crofts (replaced Illinois Speed Press on bill?) 10/14/70 SANTANA w/ Elvin Bishop Group [See the attached file] 10/16/70 FRANK ZAPPA AND THE MOTHERS OF INVENTION w/ Frost, Fat 10/17/70 FRANK ZAPPA AND THE MOTHERS OF INVENTION w/ Frost, Fat 10/30/70 TRAFFIC w/ Brethren, Jake and the Family Jewels 10/31/70 TRAFFIC w/ Brethren, Jake and the Family Jewels 11/ 1/70 TRAFFIC w/ Brethren, Jake and the Family Jewels 11/ 5/70 GRATEFUL DEAD w/ New Riders of the Purple Sage 11/ 6/70 GRATEFUL DEAD w/ New Riders of the Purple Sage 11/ 7/70 GRATEFUL DEAD w/ New Riders of the Purple Sage 11/ 8/70 GRATEFUL DEAD w/ New Riders of the Purple Sage 11/13/70 JEFFERSON AIRPLANE w/ E. Pluribus Unum 11/27/70 JOHNNY WINTER w/ Edgar Winter's White Trash, Tin House 11/28/70 JOHNNY WINTER w/ Edgar Winter's White Trash, Tin House 12/ 4/70 DEREK AND THE DOMINOS w/ Toe Fat, Hammer, May Blitz 12/ 5/70 DEREK AND THE DOMINOS w/ Toe Fat, Hammer, May Blitz 12/18/70 GRATEFUL DEAD w/ NRPS*** 12/19/70 GRATEFUL DEAD w/ NRPS*** 12/20/70 GRATEFUL DEAD w/ NRPS*** *** shows are cancelled and rescheduled for February 1971 ***this is the run being referred to in the Port Chester Apology FM clip w/Garcia and Hart that circulates as filler 1/20/71 HOT TUNA w/ Big Brother The Holding Co., John Hammond Jr. 1/22/71 DELANEY BONNIE w/ Allman Brothers, Bert Sommers 1/23/71 DELANEY BONNIE w/ Allman Brothers, Bert Sommers 2/18/71 GRATEFUL DEAD w/ New Riders of the Purple Sage 2/19/71 GRATEFUL DEAD w/ New Riders of the Purple Sage 2/20/71 GRATEFUL DEAD w/ New Riders of the Purple Sage 2/21/71 GRATEFUL DEAD w/ New Riders of the Purple Sage 2/23/71 GRATEFUL DEAD w/ New Riders
10/19/74 there's Truckin ' in my Jam
Todd and all on the list: The first instance of Truckin' is a jam (the 1:40 one) and the second time its the regular song with the vocals and all (the 9:54 one). 10/19/74 Set Two: Uncle John's Band [8:34] Big Railroad Blues [4:25] The Race Is On [3:02] Tomorrow Is Forever [5:50] Mexicali Blues [3:17] Dire Wolf [4:16] Sugar Magnolia [5:47] He's Gone [12:08] Truckin' [1:40] Caution Jam [4:25] Drums [10:40] Truckin' Jam [9:54] Black Peter [9:47] Sunshine Daydream [2:52]
Re: 2/7/79 Setlist
Were the setlists publiched in Relix magazine back then? They were in Unbroken Chain, Golden Road, etc in the 80's. Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2004 09:49:06 -0500 From: Scott Allan [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: 2/7/79 Setlist I know this was a while back, but just out of curiosity, did you have a = chance to ask Eaton about the show? Since 2/7/79 is the missing link = ScarletFire - the only version that doesn't circulate - it would be = *very* interesting if a recording of this show were to turn-up. Even a = horrendous AUD would be a major find! - Scott
Re: Art of Rock etc. as evidence
Have you ever seen the movie Quest For Fire? It's about cave men back in the stone age - it's without any language except the cave men grunting and speaking in their various cave me languages. Well did you ever notice how the more advanced tribe that knows how to make fire does it missionary position, while the more primative tribe that doesn't know how to make fire does it doggie style? Just something to think about Dave S. Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2004 23:10:41 -0600 (CST) From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Art of Rock etc. as evidence it can be difficult to assing a review I bet it can! Again with the hiney sex... ;^)
Re: 6/19/68
No I wasn't given any additional information. Erik Frey knew Cippolina when he heard him on that recording and spoke up about it - that was all. Dave S. Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 19:41:21 -0800 From: Eric [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: 6/19/68 Dave: Can you provide background on the event and/or some of the additional information you were given? It's such a peculiar show I'd like to know more? Thanks a lot. Eric
Re: questionable recordings of actual dates
I know that the 7/1/66 (aka 7/1?/66) recording is a mislabeled partial copy of the new more complete 7/1617/66 material. 1/8/66 might be the soundtrack from the Key-Z vhs Acid test video tape. I think that is the only sourrce for that, so its still worth having. Most of the others may turn out to be duplication of other common recordings though. Dave S. Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2003 15:43:16 -0500 From: avps [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: questionable recordings of actual dates i am about to trade with someone that has copies of 1/8/66,2/5/66,2/25/66,3/19/66,4/23/66,5/25/66,6/3/66,7/1/66,10/2/66,8/6/67,10/31/67+12/13/67. the info for those years states that there were no existing recordings as of 1998. have some surfaced?thx! --
7/16/66 and 7/17/66 a more complete version is circulating
DISC 1 7/16/66 set 1 //I Know You Rider Big Boss Man Standing On The Corner BIODTL In The Pines Cardboard Cowboy Nobody's Fault Next Time You See Me He Was A Friend % Cream Puff War (announcement that Airplane will play next, then the Dead will be back out) 7/16/66 set 2 Viola Lee Blues Don't Ease Me In Pain In My Heart Minglewood Sittin' On Top Of The World DISC 2 7/16/66 set 2 continued You Don't Have To Ask Cold Rain And Snow Schoolgirl Baby Blue Dancin' 7/17/66 //Big Boss Man Cold Rain And Snow It's All Over Now Baby Blue Cream Puff War King Bee Stealin' Dancin'//
what is the tuning after Cream Puff on 5/19/66?
Is that Tico Tico? I can't tell what it is... Dave S.
Re: less music..
More music is in circulation... cause of folks like Michael Goetz... great deal for everyone... DS Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2003 08:32:37 -0800 From: david feldstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: less music... will be in circulation..cause of folks like mike getzbummer for everyone... DF
Re: 2/12/70
Hi Marco - I was wondering what you meant when you said that 2/12/70 is the incorrect date. Do you mean that the Dead played at your father's nightclub on another occasion - or that the info about them not playing there at all on 2/12/70 was incorrect? Do you know if this was a one time thing, or did the dead (other bands too?) play at Ungano's when they were in town to also play at the Fillmore East? Thanks for speaking up on this, Dave S. From: Marco Ungano/ADC [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 9:07 pm Subject: 2/12/70 Gentlemen, Regarding the above date dead show. Absolutely incorrect. My father was Nick Ungano, owner of Ungano's night club. Jerry and the boys, went to Ungano's in between shows at the Filmmore. My father worked for Bill Graham as a promoter and booking agent. Both my father and mother were at the show. It did happen. Just wanted to let you know.couldn't possibly come from a more reliable source. Thanks, Marco Ungano
Re: 3/16/73
Hey Tom: I don't have 3/16/73, but I have some comments I saved on my hard drive a that Dick Latvala made about the other fine show you mentioned - 9/21/72. Here is what Dick L. posted to Dead.Net Central about it: 9/21/72- Philadelphia Spectrum. This show is one of my favorite shows ever. This version of Dark Star-Morning Dew might be the best one! (there is a jam segment that is very unique and thrilling, and one that I don't really think that I have ever heard before.) The Not Fade Away- GDTRFB-NFA is another delicious morsel from this power packed evening. Each song is well played and worthy of attention. I think the other major highlights are Sugar Magnolia, Bird Song, Loser, Playing in the Band, Truckin, and Cumberland Blues.
Happy Halloween!
This was posted to another list - thought everyone here would like to know, if you hadn't heard already. Dick's Picks 30 Grateful Dead Academy of Music, New York City, March 25 and 28, 1972 CD 1 (from March 25): Hey Bo Diddley**I'm A Man**I've Seen Them All**Jam**; Mona**; How Sweet It Is; Are You Lonely For Me; Smokestack Lightning; Playing In The Band (from 3/27/72) (** denotes with Bo Diddley) CD 2: Truckin'; Tennessee Jed ; Chinatown Shuffle; Black-Throated Wind; You Win Again ; Mr. Charlie; Mexicali Blues; Brokedown Palace; Next Time You See Me; Cumberland Blues; CD 3: Looks Like Rain; Big Railroad Blues; El Paso; China Cat SunflowerI Know You Rider; Casey Jones; Playing In The Band; Sugaree; Two Souls In Communion CD 4: Sugar Magnolia The Other One; Hurts Me Too; Not Fade AwayGoin' Down The Road Feeling BadNot Fade Away; encore: Sidewalks Of New York; One More Saturday Night Available October 30
Re: 5/24/68
This is certainly possible - new stuff comes into circulation every so often. I saw that this date and the source info you posted matches what I've seen on the Kingbee listing... Thanks for speaking up about this one. Does anyone else have this to verify that it isn't duplication of something else? Dave S. Shawn wrote: Hello, I was checking this show (5/24/68) on deadlists.com and noticed that it is listed as not being in circulation. I received a recording recently of what is supposed to be this showthe source info. for it is; Sbd, A0D0, Cass M-Dat 0, 44k, Ampex C-90 Master Cass/no dolby-3800 x 0 the setlist seems to be consistent with the recording I have, however I know this was a fairly common setlist for the time. The show is listed in the database at etree. Just wondering shawn Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping http://shopping.yahoo.com/?__yltc=s%3A15443%2Cd%3A22708228%2Cslk%3Atext%2Csec%3Amail - with improved product search
Re: 8/4/68
Thanks for the info. :-) Any chance of seeing that photo? Dave S. Ronald Roberts wrote: Hi, I'm using my brother Ron's computer, and I found out He, my other Brother Jeff and myself, were at this show. Which was on Sunday. I also found out that one of my brothers shot color slides that day and captured the Dead with one of those slides. It's a bummer that there was only one taken. Peace, Bret Roberts
Re: Dick's Picks #29 is six discs: May 19, 1977 and May 21, 1977
I think the whole show circulted on DAT, so its probably been transfered to cd by someone. It would be nice to just have the encore on a disc all by itself as disc #7 for DP #29. Dave S. John Andrew Prime wrote: I've ordered the CDs... Any sources for the missing encore? JAP in LA
Dick's Picks #29 is six discs: May 19, 1977 and May 21, 1977
5/19/77 Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA is complete on 3 cds and 5/21/77 Lakeland Civic Center Arena, Lakeland, FL is on 3 cds and is missing the U.S. Blues encore . http://dead.net/dicks_picks/DECD213/index.html Dave S.
