I'm willing to admin the list, and I'm familiar with managing Google Groups.
I'll respond to Jeff & Mark off-list.
-john
On Sep 10, 2013, at 7:12 PM, jeff Tiedrich wrote:
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> I'm willing to take the list of current Deadlists subscribers and use it to
> set up a Deadlists google group -- I
I think it's just a copy editing error. I agree the performance was on Sunday.
First:
- it is a 4-day fête
- it opened Friday evening, making it Fri/Sat/Sun/Mon
It is clear the article was meant to be published on Sunday:
- it reads "opened on Friday evening… and will close tomorrow night" (Mon.)
com/html_index.cfm?page=item_page&itemoid=10930
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> http://www.posterscene.com/html_index.cfm?page=item_page&itemoid=41550
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>
> Thanks!
>
> Dave S.
>
> From: John F. Whitehead
> To: David Sorochty
> Cc: Dead Lists
> Sent: Saturday, August 3, 2
Note that Thee Club was not in Santa Monica—it was on Santa Monica Blvd in Los
Angeles (actually in an unincorporated part of the county which is now West
Hollywood).
They must have been one of the first bands to play there: here's a reference to
the club a few weeks later, which mentions it is
IMDB calls it season 1, episode 11. (Totally conjecture, since I haven't seen
the DVD, but I wonder if IMDB is wrong and are referring to the 11th episode on
the best of DVD.)
TV.com calls it season 1, episode 23, but shows the same original air date:
http://www.tv.com/shows/playboy-afte
"Black Peter" from the first set of 2/11/70 was released from the vault as part
of last year's 30 Days of Dead, but it isn't included in our database.
2.11.70 Fillmore East, NYC: "Black Peter" had entered the reportoire just two
months before, and would be recorded shortly after this performance
JGB 11/10/91 was definitely at the new (now hole-in-the-ground) coliseum. Once
they built the new one, they stopped doing shows at the old one and it closed
for a while. When it reopened they called it "Independence Arena" to avoid
confusion.
I was at the show, but to back me up I also found th
It's also documented at Lost Live Dead:
http://lostlivedead.blogspot.com/2010/03/stockton-ballroom-stockton-ca-april-28.html
There's a newspaper clipping previewing the show at:
http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=hrUzIBAJ&sjid=kTIHIBAJ&dq=Grateful%20Dead&pg=6871%2C231
I was about to say that I thought it was Pigpen after all... Now I'm not quite
sure, but there still are some interesting things here.
What evidence do we have that it's not Pigpen? Just that Jerry sings Lovelight?
There could be other reasons for that (Pig's mic isn't set up yet, or he
doesn't
Is the recording downloadable/streamable somewhere?
This seems different than the one you're talking about:
Alembic Studios on 1968-11-06 (November 6, 1968)
http://archive.org/details/gd68-11-06.sbd.unknown.12618.sbeok.shnf
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> Mark
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>
> Quoting Charlie Miller :
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>> ?I remember there being some video shot at one of the Nassau shows. I think
>> it may have been May 8, 1981. But then again, it may have been the 82 Nassau
>> shows. I'm pretty certain it was 81.
>>
>
I don't know about band video, but in later years (particularly after Touch of
Grey) local television stations would tape the opening songs, often set up at
the soundboard. They were only allowed to be set up for the first two songs,
after which they'd go home to make that night's newscast.
I'v
I'd agree.
You can then hear Garcia say in response off-mic, "Yeah, cut the gabbing,"
which gets a laugh, and they launch into El Paso.
-jfw
On Aug 30, 2010, at 10:05, j h wrote:
> In the notes from this show there is a question to
> what Bobby says in a portion of the banter after Frozen La
Speaking of guests at Rex benefits, on 4/21/86 @ BCT José Lorenzo sat in for
"drums."
Since Brent never got off the stage to let them play, it is reflected in the
setlist as Jam (1) [4:55] > Maybe You Know (2) [3:51].
I can't remember if he stayed for the rest of the show or not but I can check
Chicken on a Unicycle has some great history about these venues.
California Hall events:
http://www.chickenonaunicycle.com/Cal%20Hall%20Shows.htm
The Avalon Ballroom was nearby at 1268 Sutter between Polk & Van Ness, was also
upstairs, and also used to be a dance hall.
http://en.
Deadlists is pretty much just the Grateful Dead.
That show is documented on The Jerry Site, including the videos:
http://www.thejerrysite.com/shows/show/1488
- jfw
On Dec 27, 2009, at 09:32, Gil-dong Hong wrote:
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> According to Bob Minkin and others, Bob and Jerry stopped in Amster
kevin wrote:
> I've been wanting to add rehearsals to the database (along with
> cancelled/rescheduled dates) with a mechanism in place to filter the listing
> type for those who don't want to view/search them with the regular set
> lists.
obviously the data spec should be altered without cause, b
On 10/27/02 11:39, "Barry Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anybody know when the 1971 LP HOOTEROLL? was recorded. It's not in =
> Deadbase.
>
> Also, I am trying to find recording session of the debut LP of New =
> Riders of The Purple Sage (1971).
take a look at (and bookmark!)
http://
craig eyler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The acoustic set is in
> stereo and the electric sets are in mono. Sounds like
> somebody just didn't know what they were doing, maybe
> a new mixer or any number of possible explanations I
> suppose. Just noticed, thought I'd pass it along,
> maybe someo
Charlie Miller writes:
> The GD were banned form hampton, VA and the show was billed as "Formally
> The Warlocks"
> If anyone can add any corrections to my statements, please do so...cm
just spelling: the 1989 shows were billed as "Formerly The Warlocks"
- jfw
Marc Blaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Merl sat in for set 2 at one of the BCT shows. Around the New Twilight Zone
> TV show era.
that was 3/9/85. he was only there for space -> other one.
1985 caretaker -- this isn't noted in deadlists.
- jfw
> In honor of the new presence on this list of noted Dark Star expert Uli
> Teute, I'm posting this list of the longest 50 known Dark Stars
welcome, Uli.
but I think it is unfair not to include performances such as 3/31/91:
Dark Star [22:37] > Drums [8:20] > Space [9:46] > Dark Star [1:16]
writ
> I think you guys are confusing spam with virus attacks.
i wasn't careful to differentiate them because i want to solve the two
problems simultaneously. the objective is to keep today's functionality
(anyone can post) without the spam/virus/attachment problems.
the details aren't worked out ye
> couldn't we figure out a way to like, send e-mail back to spammers that,
> like, vaporizes them?
if we figure that one out, deadlists will forever be remembered in net lore.
I heard back from Mark Kraitchman (don't know if he meant to cc the list
or not), but we're discussing a couple of ways of solving the spam
problem. We'll update the list soon.
- jfw
> Is Kraitchman (our benefactor at Berkeley.edu who runs the mailing
> list) still on the list? (I've lost your direct email address.)
I don't know if he keeps up with deadlists, so i'm bcc'ing him now.
> Perhaps we could implement the "only subscribers can post"
> suggestion? (It seems like w
> Date: Tue, 19 Mar 2002 20:54:25 -0500
> From: "Stev Lenon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: surely you have this one?
> Show: 9-21-78, Kibbutz Ein Gedi, Israel
c'mon! let's use our brains! anyhow, he originally posted this to
r.m.gdead in 1999 (with a different taper's name):
http://group
> I think 10/12/84 was the first time the Reprise was played without the first
> part also being played in the same show,
the 10/12/84 Reprise was the completion from the previous night, since
they did the main part then but didn't get back to the reprise. both
shows were in Augusta, Maine.
the
in DeadLists Digest V2 #441 craig eyler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There are a couple questions I have about the recording of this show and
> I'd appreciate any insight anyone may have. Were the Dead using metal
> cassettes or ADAT at this time?
they had gone digital by this time, but someone
> "note shn set is labelled as 10/28/69, but material typically circulates as
> 10/21/68"
just to add to the confusion, JAbase lists this as:
(Oct 21 1968* (Mon) - Airplane House, 2400 Fulton Street, San Francisco CA)
jams
(see Mislabeled Tapes section)
VIII. Commonly Misla
i thought Andy's message was spam the first time i read it too, since it
seem to be responding to an unspoken request.
> The main stumbling block has been the data. No one has stepped
> forward AND FOLLOWED THROUGH with cleaning it up enough to get it
> into a robust solution.
i wrote a pro
> This all sounds really great. However I have one complaint.
> 85 minutes seems a bit short to cover so much ground.
I agree. 2,760 minutes would be more like it...
- jfw
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