Sting/Traffic openers with Jerry guesting??
Is there a good place to find out which 1993 Sting/1994 Traffic sets (opening for GD) have Jerry guesting on guitar for the last song or two? This information does not seem to be included on thejerrysite or deadlists. If you happen to know whether or not he guested on any of these opening sets, I welcome you letting me know. I'll be happy to compile this information and post it back to the group. Stu
Bird Song/Sugaree: longest ever played?
Has anybody determined the most expansive (as in longest ever played) live versions of Dead songs other than Dark Star, The Other One Playing In The Band? I was wondering about Bird Song and Sugaree in particular.Stu
Revision#1 :Updated Notation For Ranch Rock 86
One of John Cipollinas cohorts chimed in with a few helpful corrections to the personel lineups for the Zero and Problem Child sets on this day. All other set notation remains the same as previously posted. The mystery keyboard player for Problem Child is now identified and the trumpet player for Zero has been added, in addition to a few other corrections to those two lineups. Stu Ranch Rock 86 Festival Pyramid Lake, Nixon, Nevada Sunday, September 7, 1986 Disc 1: Zero John Cipollina - guitar Steve Kimock -guitar Martin Fierro - sax Hadi Al-Saadoon - trumpet John Farey - keyboards Bobby Vega -bass Greg Anton - drums *Gregory Elmore - drums +Wavy Gravy, David Tennenbaum, Frank Winnomucca Wavy Gravy Intro 1 Baby, I Love You (9:51) 2 Tangled Hangers (6:31) 3 Higher Ground (10:13) 4 *Tear Tags off Mattresses (11:17) 5 Little Wing (4:17) 6 Straight Jackets (11:57) 7 +Golden Road (9:54) Disc 2: Problem Child Greg Douglas - guitar, vocals John Cipollina - guitar, vocals Bobby Vega-bass John Farey - keyboards vocals Gregory Elmore -drums Wavy Gravy Intro 1 Hideaway (5:51) 2 Fever Dreams (6:12) 3 Help Me (4:53) 4 Goin Down (8:19) 5 Rumble (4:31) 6 All Worth The Price You Pay (8:38) 7 --Crowd/Tuning-- (0:25) 8 Mona (10:59) Disc 3 4: Kingfish Anna Rizzo - vocals Matthew Kelly - harmonica, guitar, vocals Steve Kimock - guitar Barry Flast - keyboards, vocals Steve Evans - bass Dave Perper - drums John Cipollina - guitar *Bob Weir - vocals Wavy Gravy Intro 1 Juke 4:08 2 Jump for Joy 4:07 3 I Know You Rider 4:28 4 Don't You Lie To Me 4:00 5 Goodbye Yer Honor 3:35 6 Lawdy Miss Clawdy 2:33 7 Band Introduction 1:13 8 One Night Stand 3:40 9 Love Love Love 5:22 10 Sea Cruise 3:19 11 Tell Mama 4:44 12 Hypnotize 10:10 1 --Crowd/Tuning--Bob Weir Intro 2:30 2 *Poison Ivy 3:05 3 *Festival 4:44 4 *Youngblood 3:22 5 *Big Iron 4:37 6 *Book of Rules 4:50 7 *I Hear You Knockin' 3:45 8 *City Girls 3:42 9 *Easy To Slip 7:09 10 *Willie and the Hand Jive 5:58 11 Drums 3:23 12 *Josephine 7:31 - Disc 5: Robert Hunter and His Mystery Band Robert Hunter - guitar, vocals Barry Melton - guitar, vocals Steve Kimock - guitar David Frieberg - keyboards, vocals Bobby Vega -bass Mickey Hart -drums *John Cipollina - guitar Wavy Gravy Intro 1 One Thing To Try 6:35 2 Rock Columbia 5:22 3 Molly Dee 5:51 4 Tiger Rose 3:41 5 Aim at the Heart 5:56 6 Chingo! 5:01 7 --Crowd/Tuning-- 2:10 8 *Fire on the Mountain 9:59 9 *Promontory Rider 6:44 - Disc 6: Mickey and the Daylites Kathi McDonald - vocals Barry Melton - guitar, vocals Dave Jenkins - guitar, vocals David Frieberg - keyboards Bobby Vega -bass Mickey Hart - drums, vocals **John Cipollina - guitar Wavy Gravy Intro 1 The Shape I'm In 5:37 2 Piece of my Heart 4:40 3 *Walkin' Blues 3:49 4 *Codine 4:42 5 *Pride of Man 4:20 6 Whiter Shade of Pale 5:35 7 --Crowd/Tuning-- 0:53 8 Knock on Wood 6:06 9 Bring It On Home To Me 2:21
ISO information about Ranch Rock 9/7/86
I'm hoping some of you might be able to help with some peripherally Grateful Dead related questions. I'm in search of any information about the various Ranch Rock sets at Pyramid Lake on 9/7/86. Any band personel info, other than John Cipollina, who I know played a bit with everyone that day, would be greatly appreciated, as well as what order the bands played in. I've done extensive Google searching on the show but all I came up with was the Zero and Kingfish setlists. I found the shows listed on countless tapelists as well as etree, but unfortunately no information, other than the date. Can anyone help with the setlists for the other bands, ie, Mickey Hart The Daylights, Robert Hunter's Mystery Band Problem Child. I'm also looking for a good quality online image of the poster for this show if anyone can point me to one. I can find it as a thumbnail size image, but nothing in better resolution. Basically, any information, setlists, online photos or recollections, would all be welcome. Thanks for any and all replies, Stu Hanson
NRPS related questions + ISO 7/30/70 set 3
Can anyone here tell me what show that Relix CD release called Vintage NRPS derived from? The liner notes neglect to say, but it sounds from that late 1970/early 1971 era with Garcia on pedal steel. I'm assuming it is from one of the many Dead shows when the NRPS were opening. Anyone know which one for sure? In a related question, was the Relix LP of early NRPS material called Before Time Began ever issued on CD? This was that LP that had the first 1969 demos of NRPS on one side and a bunch of wacky backwards experiments by Nelson on the other. If it was issued on CD, is it still commercially available? And finally, can anyone possibly help me with the tail end of the 7/30/70 Matrix show? I just located all of set 1 and set 2 from a very clean soundboard reel source. It is exactly as listed at Deadlists, but it is unfortunately missing that short 25 minute 3rd set of acoustic material. Here's what I'm referring to specifically: BandGrateful Dead Venue The Matrix LocationSan Francisco, CA Date7/30/70 Set Three [25:26 +] To Lay Me Down [6:20] ; [0:39] ; Dire Wolf [4:05] ; [0:07] ; Candyman [6:37] ; [0:09] % [1:05] % Rosalie McFall [3:35] % A Voice From On High [2:59] % [0:34 Intro] ; Swing Low Sweet Chariot [2:50] Anyone have this little sequence in reasonably good quality? I'd like to complete my copy of this night as well as then circulate all three sets together. This show is a lot of fun and doesn't seem to circulate much, especially in good quality. The two sets I have are very nice quality and Garcia is on all of it. I'll get this circulating as soon as I can locate the missing piece. Any help appreciated, Stu Hanson BW Tax: 5 BPs for Jerrities Volume 1 (Jerry rarities: 3 FM broadcasts from 1970 + 1974 with Nitty Gritty Dirt Band)Volume 2 coming soon!
When did Cage replace Garcia in NRPS?
Does anyone know when Buddy Cage replaced Garcia on pedal steel in the New Riders? I know Jerry occasionally sat in on banjo or guitar as late as '73 and I think Buddy Cage was in place by late '71 or early '72, so I'm asking when was Jerry's last performance as a full time member of NRPS? Thanks for any help with this question, Stu
question-Garcia Santana with ToP NRBQ 1/23/88 geneology?
I just recieved a nice 2CD set of the 1/23/88 Blues For Salvador Concert in trade and I absolutely love it! Garcia and Santana smoke on these jams and all the other musicians are great too. My question is - is this commonly circulated from one particular source? And if it is, does anyone know the equipment or geneology? It's what I consider a good, but not great quality,1988 audience recording. It seems mastered from cassette as it has a little hiss and its a little muddy at times, but overall the instruments and vocals are clear and its got plenty of low end. Its extremely enjoyable and a very high energy performance. My copy came without geneology information but otherwise matches perfectly to the JerrySite list. The guy I got it from didn't know. If anyone knows geneology or equipment, please let me know. Its a great show and Garcia was obviously loving it. Here's the information I have: - Jerry Garcia, Santana, Tower Of Power, etc Blues For Salvador Concert January 23, 1988 Henry J Kaiser Convention Center, Oakland, CA CD1: 01 What Is Hip? 02 Soul Fascination 03 Instrumental 04 Turn On Your Lovelight 05 Goodnight Irene CD2: 01 Jam #1 02 Jam #2 03 Johnny B Goode 04 Shake Rattle Roll 05 Latin Jam 06 Funk Jam CD1: Tower of Power with Garcia, Santana, Weir Chester Thompson on all (+ add Wayne Shorter Randy Jackson on track 3) CD 2: Allstars Jams w/Santana, Garcia, Weir, Tower of Power horns Chester Thompson on all (+ add NRBQ on tracks 3 4) Notes: tape flip splice in Jam #1 CD2 - only a few seconds missing - I'll also take a few BPs from each list I sent this to and a bunch of trades if anyone is interested. Please send a link or list if you'd enjoy a trade. Stu PS. A few recordings I'm searching for at the moment are: 7/29/74 Dead 4/20/74 Great American String Band - Pilgrimage Theatre 7/1/74 Jerry/Merle - Bottom Line 11/8/74 Jerry/Merle - CWPost College 4/15/75 Jerry/Merle - Atlanta (both shows) Also any high quality Maria Muldaur recordings including the 2 Geoff Maria LPs from the early 70s.
setlists for the 9/34/67 Rio Nido shows?
Does anybody happen to have setlists for the Rio Nido shows on 9/3 9/4/67? I checked the Deadlists site but only one song from each show is listed. I located a two hour DAT, supposedly the soundboard feed from the 9/3/67 show and I'd like to try and verify it's accuracy before spreading it around. Please cc me directly too if posting a reply. Thank you, Stu
NRPS/DEAD @ Wesleyan U - 5/3/70 (new notation)
This will probably be of most interest to the oldtimers who can still enjoy vintage audience recordings, those who collect 1970 recordings missing from the Dead's vault or completists, not to mention the 1970 caretaker of Deadlists. I was recently given first generation reel to reel copies of The Dead and NRPS at Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT on May 3, 1970 to transfer into the digital realm. I've checked Deadlists, Deadbase and The Compendium and I think this is the first time the complete contents of the master reels are together, as none of those listings include all of this material. I can also shed light on who recorded it, the accurate song order and how it probably came into circulation (partially) years ago. According to notes written on the first gen reels, the three original master reels were recorded by a Wesleyen student named Warren White as part of an assignment for a Professor Schenk (we think thats how its spelled. The handwriting on the reel cases is difficult to read). There were originally three master reels altogether, two half-hour reels and one hour-long reel, all recorded at 1 7/8ips. Those master reels were borrowed from Schenk by another student (in the late 1970’s) and dubbed to 1st generation reels by my wife's uncle - Alan Bershaw. Without a deck that would run at 1 7/8ips, Alan said he played the master reels back at 3 3/4 ips while recording them onto reels at 7 1/2 ips, which allowed him to play back his first generation reels at 3 3/4 ips - at the correct speed. At that time, several 90 minute cassettes (of the last 90 minutes, including all the Dead material) were given to friends of Alan's and to the guy who borrowed the master reels from Schenk. Currently circulating copies likely originated from those 2nd generation cassette dubs, many probably way down the line since this all happened in the late 70's. If Deadlists/Deadbase/Compendium is correct on what circulates, this new copy includes all of this material possibly for the first time. While this is still far from a great recording and its still probably incomplete, its likely an improvement over all the currently circulating copies. There are also no butchered songs and no reel stops/starts between songs like most audience recordings of this time. The geneology on this new copy is: Master Audience Reels@1 7/8 ips (played back @3 3/4 ips)- Reels@7 1/2 ips (then played back @3 3/4 ips to correct speed on Revox A-77)-[EMAIL PROTECTED] It should also be noted for context that this is the night before the Kent State shootings, which is significant in light of the various announcements on these recordings. Over the next week or two (I'm in the midst of moving my family, but once I'm settled), I plan on making the first CDR copies of this. When I get that done, I'll post again for some BPs and trades to get these moving. But in the meantime, here's the complete information on what exists here. Cheers, Stu Hanson The Grateful Dead New Riders Of The Purple Sage Moss Hill Lawn, Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT Sunday, May 3, 1970 Three Master Audience Reels@1 7/8 ips (played back @3 3/4 ips)- Reels@7 1/2 ips (then played back @3 3/4 ips to correct speed on Revox A-77)-[EMAIL PROTECTED] ***MASTER REEL #1 contents: New Riders Of The Purple Sage (with Jerry Garcia on pedal steel) 1. Workingman’s Blues (2:59) 2. I Don’t Know You (5:26) 3. Last Lonely Eagle (7:17) 4. Truck Drivin’ Man (4:30) 5. Fair Chance To Know (4:29) 6. -John Dawson says “Now for total complete utter Grateful Dead”- (0:20) 7. ...crowd noise talking... (1:46) 8. -Announcement: Dancing In The Trees - (1:28) 9. -Announcement: Tear Gas Eye Drops- (1:36) ***MASTER REEL #2 contents: (Electric) Grateful Dead (part one) 1. Me And My Uncle (4:27) 2. New Speedway Boogie (10:50) 3. -crowd response to roman candles firing off backstage/drums- (0:31) 4 Good Lovin- (1:59) 5. drums- (2:20) 6. jam- (7:38) 7. Good Lovin (2:17) ***MASTER REEL #3 contents: (Electric) Grateful Dead (part two) 1. Dire Wolf (5:19) 2. Don’t Ease Me In (4:54) 3. Turn On Your Lovelight- (21:52) 4. The Main Ten- (1:01) 5. Uncle John’s Band- (6:04) 6. Turn On Your Lovelight (6:55) 7. -”Bring Down The Establishment!/Peaceful Demonstration!”- (2:10) 8. - Announcements and ”Dead, Dead, Bring back the Dead” chanting (1:14) ..
Re: NRPS/DEAD @ Wesleyan U - 5/3/70 (new notation)
Thanks for the information Peter! I passed it on to Alan and here's a reply. Better information is already available thanks to your reply. I couldn't decipher some of that handwriting on the reels so that helped a lot with the Proffessor's name. I'll update the notes accordingly. I don't know if this being from first gen reels as apposed to a first gen cassette would make much of a difference on a recording of this quality, but maybe a close comparison should be made? You also now have me wondering where proffessor Charles Lemert might be and if the master reels still exist. Subj: Re: FWD: Wesleyen 70 Date: Thursday, September 19, 2002 6:41:06 PM To: JPollQs Wow, very cool! Thanks for passing that on. Yeah, what Peter says rings of truth and admittedly 1975 to the late 80s are kinda one big blur of fun and self abuse to me, so it could've been the 80s when they were transfered. Although its been a long time, and I do recall good times trading with Peter, at some point the master reels were borrowed by another guy who either went to Wesleyan and lived off-campus or just lived in Middletown. I can't remember his name but I met him at a Hot Acoustics gig (I was mixing and he asked for a board patch) in some cafeteria-like room on campus. Anyway, we began chatting it up and I mentioned those tapes and shortly afterwards he rang me up to come get the reels at his apartment. At that point they went to reel copies. I think the speed notation is all correct, but again its a blurry memory at best. Back then my basic rule of thumb was if it came on reels it was worth keeping on reels and I rarely ever transfered cassettes to reels. Anyway, thats where the reels you borrowed from me originated. My regards to Peter, Alan In a message dated 9/19/02 5:50:51 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Stu and all: I know the REAL story on this show and those reels. Why? Because I am the student your story refers to, and Alan Bershaw got those cassettes from me -- he and I possess the two first-generation cassette copies that exist, unless somebody has had a crack at the reels again since I did them in 1985. Here is the full story, as I had sent it to Noah Weiner a few months ago when the question arose. I seeded this show when I was a junior at Wesleyan in 1985. I had early on fallen into trading with Alan Bershaw, whom some of the old-timers probably know. According to Alan, during the May '70 tour, the band used campus equipment to save money whenever possible, and for whatever reason Wesleyan did not hook up a recorder at the board. That made this show all but impossible to find until I decided to do a little digging. (Digging, digging ... Hey, what are these? Some funny little mushrooms? No, that's not what I'm looking for ... where are those tapes?!) The Wesleyan show took place during a student strike, which, incidentally, my cousin Mark Shapiro '70 helped organize, to protest the war. (Mark's a big conservative lawyer now, needless to say.) The recording deck was an old reel-to-reel Uher machine owned by sociology professor Charles Lemert (correct name and spelling), who lent it to me, along with the original reels, when I asked. Anyway, at the show, the portable Uher was passed around, which explains the hilarious banter among the crowd, and the apparent inability to read a clock. If you've ever struggled through this show, you know what I'm talking about. It was conceived, according to Lemert, as a sociological document, not a concert recording. In any event, I know nothing of the microphones. The sloping lawn behind the administration building is actually called Foss Hill. At Wesleyan, it's not entirely clear where Foss Hill ends and the baseball/football field smack-dab in the center of campus begins, but in any case, just calling it Foss Hill would certainly be accurate enough. Twelve years later, as a freshman, I would stand in that exact spot and take photographs of Art Blakey. (Wesleyan got some pretty cool acts.) The lineage certainly would begin with Master Audience Reel (NOT cassette), and I have my original first-gen cassette copy if anybody would like a verified lowest-available-gen seed (which would be AUD: MR C CD). But if you've heard the quality, you may want to pass. I'd be happy to try to answer any other questions on this, as I suspect I'm the closest thing to the original source out here. pb P.S. For trivia buffs, Wesleyan is also the alma mater of John Perry Barlow, who was class president in '69, and Bill Belichick '75. On 9/19/02 5:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This will probably be of most interest to the oldtimers who can still enjoy vintage audience recordings, those who collect 1970 recordings missing from the Dead's vault or completists, not to mention the 1970 caretaker of Deadlists. I was recently given first generation reel to reel copies of The Dead and NRPS
NRPS/DEAD @ Wesleyan U - 5/3/70 updated notation
In a message dated 9/19/02 6:02:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: can you repost your news to deadlist? there appears to be some problems with the one that was posted. like missing text... Here's an updated second try on the notation. Ihor, if you get this intact and it's still not intact on Deadlists, can you forward it along? Stu The Grateful Dead New Riders Of The Purple Sage Moss Hill Lawn, Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT Sunday, May 3, 1970 Master (Uher) Audience Reels- Reels 3 3/4 ips-[EMAIL PROTECTED] Recorded by Warren White ( friends) for Proffessor Charles Lemert's sociology class. ***MASTER REEL #1 contents: New Riders Of The Purple Sage (with Jerry Garcia on pedal steel) 1. Workingman’s Blues (2:59) 2. I Don’t Know You (5:26) 3. Last Lonely Eagle (7:17) 4. Truck Drivin’ Man (4:30) 5. Fair Chance To Know (4:29) 6. -John Dawson says “Now for total complete utter Grateful Dead”- (0:20) 7. ...crowd noise talking... (1:46) 8. -Announcement: Dancing In The Trees - (1:28) 9. -Announcement: Tear Gas Eye Drops- (1:36) ***MASTER REEL #2 contents: (Electric) Grateful Dead (part one) 1. Me And My Uncle (4:27) 2. New Speedway Boogie (10:50) 3. -crowd response to roman candles firing off backstage/drums- (0:31) 4 Good Lovin- (1:59) 5. drums- (2:20) 6. jam- (7:38) 7. Good Lovin (2:17) ***MASTER REEL #3 contents: (Electric) Grateful Dead (part two) 1. Dire Wolf (5:19) 2. Don’t Ease Me In (4:54) 3. Turn On Your Lovelight- (21:52) 4. The Main Ten- (1:01) 5. Uncle John’s Band- (6:04) 6. Turn On Your Lovelight (6:55) 7. -”Bring Down The Establishment!/Peaceful Demonstration!”- (2:10) 8. - Announcements and ”Dead, Dead, Bring back the Dead” chanting (1:14)
DIGA Rehearsals 5/4/75 T.C. 10/27/84
I sent this to a few Dead-related trading lists and thought Deadlists may appreciate the information if TC or Mickey recordings are documented anywhere. Stu I'm surfacing after a break in trading because I've discovered two cool Dead related obscurities that I've never seen on anyone's lists before. One is a small club solo concert by ex-Dead keyboardist Tom Constanten. I transfered Alan Bershaw's cassette masters of this to CD. The other is a one hour 1/4 track reel he had of Mickey Hart and DIGA rehearsing on May 4, 1975 and is excellent studio quality. The details follow. If anyone would like to trade for one or both of these recordings, I'm particularly interested in finding any live recordings by Diga (I know they did a few shows in 75), any Kieth Donna Band sets with Jerry from 1975 and also looking for complete copies of both of the Dead's New Orleans shows from 1980 from between the Warfield and RCMH runs. Otherwise, please send a trade list. I'll also take one BP from each list to help get these circulating. Stu - DIGA Rehearsals at Mickey's Novato Barn May 4, 1975 Geneology: Soundboard Master?1/4 track [EMAIL PROTECTED]DATCD 1. Jam #1 (6:56) 2 Jam #2 (12:17) 3 talk(0:20) 4 Jam #3 (17:33) 5 talk(0:32) 6 Jam #4 (2:02) 7 talk(0:40) 8 Jam #5 (5:01) 9 talk(1:55) 10 Jam #6/ (2:24) -- Tom T.C.” Constanten From Ragtime To Dark Star Mad Murphy’s Pub, Hartford, CT October 27, 1984 Source: Seinhieser 441s-Nakamichi 550 Masters w/Dolby B Recorded by Alan Bershaw Geneology: Master Cassettes[EMAIL PROTECTED]CDR CD 1: Set One (From Ragtime...) 1. -opening announcements- 2. Rose Leaf Rag 3. Magnetic Rag 4. American Beauty Rag 5. Dead Man’s Blues 6. Pineapple Rag 7. Pastime Rag #4 8. Pastime Rag #5 9. A Ragtime Nightmare 10. Bohemian Rag 11. Scott Joplin’s New Rag 12. The Tabby Cat Walk 13. -break announcements- CD 2: Set One (...To Dark Star) 1. Cold Rain And Snow 2. Boogie Woogie Blues 3. Parallax 4. The Answer 5. Dark Star Fantasia 6. The Banjo 7. Deja Valtz 8. The Syntax Collector (part 4) The Green And Gold Take The Cake Walk 9. The Syntax Collector (part 5) San Andreas Stomp 10. The Entertainer encores: 11. The Land Of The Hassled And Free 12. Beethoven’s Bagotel Opus 126 #4 -- . .
Is it really Merle on 6-10-73?
I spent some time listening to the Deads June 10 1973 RFK jamset#3 and I like it a lot but I'm questioning the presence of Merle Saunders on keyboards. I know its documented that way in all the most reliable places but it sounds like only one keyboard to me - Keith on piano. I checked out the great soundboard and then a good audience and I couldnt hear any organ at all. Taking into consideration that Dickey Betts and the Allman drummers are so obviously on this set, wouldnt it make more sense to be Chuck Levell or even Greg Allman other than Merle in the case Keith mightve sat this out? Anyone with firsthand experience on this question? Stu
Marin County Collective/Area Code 415?
Can anybody educate me about those unreleased Marin County Collective recordings that Mickey Hart and various Dead and Bay Area musicians did between his Rolling Thunder and Diga albums? I'm told they were recorded during 1972-73. I think this is also known as Area Code 415 sessions and a few early studio versions of Fire On The Mountain with Mickey singing are included. Know what I mean? Does anyone have a tracklist for this material, when and where it was recorded or who's playing on what? Any information or link to information would be welcome. Stu
4/14/71 question about Other OneWharf Rat
I know I came to the right place with this question! Can anyone who has the 4/14/71 (Lewisburg, PA) SBDMRCDATCD lineage do me a favor and spot check something for me? My copy, which seems fine otherwise, has a disturbing screeching sound and a lot of distortion beginning immediately out of drums into The Other One which continues through Wharf Rat. Then the show if fine again. Since this is one of few circulating high quality shows not reviewed in the Compendium or Addendum, I'm trying to determine if its the nature of the recording or a bad burn on disc #2 of my copy. Any replies appreciated, Stu
Re: another interesting anthem note
In a message dated 2/6/02 7:34:51 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: does anyone know if there is any plans to release the original anthem or aoxomoxoa on cd? i have the vinyl on both, but i no longer have a turntable. I think the original Anthem mix is the one used for the recently released Rhino box set Anthem CD. I agree that Aoxomoxoa's 1969 mix is worthy of release. Not sure I like it better, but its a lot weirder and other-worldly, thats for sure.Stu
The Santa Venetia Keith Rehearsals
I was transfering reel to reel copies of the 4 days of 1971 rehearsals (prior to the first tour with Keith G) for a friend and I noticed a few discrepencies and missing songs on the listings at Deadlists. I don't know who maintains 1971 but I think this information may be useful. Also if anyone has a nice clean copy of the 9/30/71 rehearsals that includes all 10 songs, please get in touch. That reel broke during transfer and had to be spliced back together, damaging one tune. (The 10 songs total 51 minutes, so it can easily fit on a CD) Here's what I think are the complete songlists, with notes where applicable to Deadlists. Stu 09/28/71 Rehearsals (same 7 songs) 1. Bertha 2. One More Saturday Night 3. Brokedown Palace 4. Tennessee Jed 5. Candyman 5. Cumberland Blues 7. El Paso 09/29/71 Rehearsals (1 song title mistake) 1. China Cat Sunflower 2. I Know You Rider 3. Bertha 4. Mexicali Blues (Deadlists lists El Paso here.) 5. Brokedown Palace 6. Bird Song 7. Jack Straw 8. Tennessee Jed 9. Mama Tried 10. Uncle John's Band 11. Jam 12. Me And My Uncle 13. Truckin' 09/30/71 Rehearsals (1 song missing on Deadlists) 1. Brown Eyed Women 2. Playing In The Band 3. Jack Straw 4. Deep Elem Blues 5. Big Railroad Blues 6. The Promised Land 7. Attics Of My Life 8. Tennessee Jed (missing on Deadlists) 9. Me And Bobby McGee 10. Mexicali Blues 10/01/71 Rehearsals (10 songs missing on Deadlists) 1. Deal (missing on Deadlists) 2. Tennessee Jed (missing on Deadlists) 3. Jam (missing on Deadlists) 4. Brown Eyed Woman (missing on Deadlists) 5. Casey Jones (missing on Deadlists) 6. Jack Straw (missing on Deadlists) 7. Mexicali Blues (missing on Deadlists) 8. One More Saturday Night (missing on Deadlists) 9. Loser (missing on Deadlists) 10. Piano Jam (missing on Deadlists) 11. Cold Rain And Snow 12. Ripple 13. Cumberland Blues 14. Uncle John's Band
