Title: Re: He Was A Friend Of Mine
Does anyone here have a list or a link to a web site that has documented the
shows that have been released so far as part of the Port Chester Resurrection
Project?
Thanks
This
venue has been updated to read:
"Golden Hall - San Diego Community Concourse"
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Yeah, this is one of those instances of a venue within a venue. "The San
Diego Community Concourse" refers to the complex as a whole and "Golden
Hall" refers to the building. In the deadlists venue database we currently
have this venue listed as:
"Golden Hall - Convention and Performing Arts Cent
Although I was living in South Lake Tahoe during the summer of '71, I'm from
San Diego originally and I'm pretty sure that the venue for this show would
have been "Golden Hall".
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The
venue record has been updated. Thanks Marc!
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deadlists@nemesis.CS.Berkeley.EDUSubject: 10/11/70,
10/12/70
Paterson Stat
Thanks Charlie. This record has been updated.
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There is only one "n" in Watkins
Thanks Gary. This record has now been updated.
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> The name of the
This record has been updated to: Marin Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Thanks for the assist.
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and i guess if you wanted t
I don't have a list of them but I can confirm that there are easter eggs.
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Great question. I attended the release party last night and it never occured
to me to ask. I'll check into it.
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4/6/87
ticket stub http://www.psilo.com/dead/showshow.php?band=1&date=1987-4-6
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ever an "official" venue designation, as approved
by the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority.
Marc
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> Aha! Someone else who
I remember a few years ago there was a discussion here regarding the correct
title for the song known collectively as "Cold Jordan". While watching the
film "Festival Express" a few weeks ago, in which Jerry does a solo version,
I flashed on this previous dialogue and tried to watch for the song ti
> H. Well actually it's spelled "Århus" ("a" with a tiny circle
> above it, in case your email software converted that to something else)
Which is exactly what happened.
> so if they've adopted Erhus as the spelling now that seems curious
I haven't found a single occurrence with the "Erhus"
> think it was at Vejlby Risskovhallen, the venue appears to be:
> Stakladen, Nordre Ringgade, Erhus Universitet, Erhus, Denmark.
Greetings! My name is Marc Evans and I am a researcher associated with "The
Deadlists Project" (http://www.deadlists.com/d
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> At 6:10 PM -0700 5/30/04, Marc Evans wrote:
> >There is a "Chico Chico" tuning
There is a "Chico Chico" tuning, approximately 45 seconds in length, after
"Peggy-O".
There is a 40 second "Mexican Hat Dance" tuning during the 2nd set between
"Brokedown Palace" and "Me & My Uncle"
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It looks to me as though Eaton's list notes for 2/4/69 are actually posted
to 2/5/69's record. Either that or the venue infomation in the note is
incorrect.
Eaton lists:
02/05/69 The Music Box, Omaha Nb - complete
4.5, 101min, Sbd, A1D0, Cass M->Cass 1->Dat 0, 48k,
Ampex C-90 Master Cass/no dolby
Interesting... 11/22/75 was my 21st birthday and I was living in San Diego
at the time. The La Paloma is actually in Encinitas, about 30 miles north of
San Diego. I saw a JGB show there around this same time but am not sure of
the exact date. It's also where I saw the Grateful Dead movie during it'
After receiving copies of the newly circulating versions of the 26th and
28th that Charlie Miller patched, I sent an email to three of the friends
that I knew had attended these show's asking for some more specific detail
as to their recollections.
Because I was stuck by what a wonderful piece of
Title: 7/7/69
Anyone else get
spammed by [EMAIL PROTECTED] with
"Re: GD
Columbia University - 5/3/68" in the subject field? Has the list been
compromised?
ion of the film. It also seems likely that the Deadbase listing of these
two songs probably comes from the movie soundtrack, and now we're simply chasing our
own tail ;^)
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"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
Looks like we're going to need another
caretaker...
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Title: 4/14/71
Thank you
Steve. Anyone know where the "Christy Mathewson Stadium"
reference came from?
Marc
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Doing a little multi-tasking today David? Amazing...
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> I played the amazing jam from
> yeah, the original argument doesn't hold much water. the lettering is
> similar but can hardly be considered a copy of it. it's really so generic
> that you could claim similarity to dozens of different posters with that
> bubble-like 'font' pre-1970
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> a quick browse through the "Art Of
Hence the "most posters" in my original post.
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This poster is bogus as are most posters
that list "Greatful Dead". Also Zappa was in the studio producing "Trout Mask
Replica" during March of '69.
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Thanks Frank. Actually this is somewhat common occurence that I have started
working on with Kevin. We'll be sure and add this one to the list.
Marc Evans
Venue Caretaker
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Interesting piece but, in my opinion, almost certainly a fake.
a) Most other concert posters from Stockton during this time period indicate
the "Stockton Civic Auditorium" as the venue.
b) Even though Mouse and Kelly had used Edmund J. Sullivan's skeleton w/
roses illustration in FD-26 seven mont
I was transcribing some material from this show this morning and noticed
that the Deadlists entry shows a break between China Cat and IKYR where
there should be a transition.
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Ok Jonne, I'll answer your questions if you'll answer mine.
How tall does a tree grow?
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Hi Richard,
You may be aware of this already but just in case... the complete show is
now in circulation.
Thanks,
Marc Evans
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Grateful Dead
October 28, 1972
Cleveland Public Hall
Cleveland, Ohio
Source: Soundboard
Lineage: Ampex C-90 MSC> DAT> CDR> EAC>
I could be mistaken but I think it was 11/20/71, in Los Angeles. I'm pretty
sure that Buddy was onboard for the Felt Forum shows in December. Someone
here should know for sure...
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I'm not sure exactly what's happening but while reviewing some of the '69
records I discovered that many of them are being cut off in the comments
section. As a couple of examples:
>From 02/22/69 - "Comments Total time [1:53:49 +]. The first verse of Dupree
is clipped on the circulating tape. Jerr
Zane Kesey is alive and well. It was Jed Kesey who, like Ken had been, was
a University of Oregon wrestler, and was killed when the team van crashed
in 1984.
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I live not far
from what was The Bank's location. Nothing there now but a vacant lot. I don't
know of any tapes that exist but I do have a friend that saw a few shows there,
including at least one of the Dead's performances in '68.
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On another somewhat off-topic subject, has there been a change in the ISP
hosting the site? The reason I ask is that about a week or so ago, I don't
recall the exact date, all of a sudden I've started receiving two of every
post. Anyone know what causes this? Thanks.
> of the rest I wouldn't trust it. The third disc times 79:20. It begins
> with Uncle John through Me & My Uncle...
Don't you mean UJB through I know You Rider? Me & My Uncle was played in
the first set which you said was clean through Midnight Hour.
"...The drummers start Wipe Out (apparently also
sometimes referred to as "Pipeline") in response to a
request from the audience for "Wipe Out."
Actually "Wipe Out" by The Safaris and "Pipeline" by The
Chantays are two different songs.
Does anyone have a set list and/or a list of players for
the various songs and jams that were played the closing
night at Fillmore West after Santana's set? Thanks.
If anyone here has a copy of the jewel case inserts that
Don Pasewark did, along with Jim Wise's commentary, for
11-08-69, "Primal Dead - A Tribute to Dick Latvala"
would you please email me privately? Thanks.
Here's a link to some unpublished photos from the Human
Be-in. Taken by a friend of a friend with a Kodak
Brownie.
http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/capt_clearlight/lst?.dir=/Hum
an+Be-In&.view=t
Enjoy,
Marc
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> LOL about Walton:)
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> I forgot to include the last song in my post
> and I did not have a handle on
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Hey Paul,
I was at this show (my 2nd) and have a CDR copy from the
KMET FM broadcast.
The NRPS set is actually:
I Dont Know You
Fair Chance To Know
Down In The Boondocks
Glendale Train
Last Lonely Eagle
Henry
Dirty Business
Truck Drivin Man
Send Me A Rainbow
Also memorable in that throughout
I seem to remember some dialog regarding these fire
balls from a couple of years ago...
I can also testify to being present at some Fillmore
West and Winterland shows during this time period and
clearly recall Boots igniting these explosions. I do not
recall seeing any flash paper, but I do remem
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> Setlist.com pulls up 72 shows for
> Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, 23 shows
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I'm just guessing as well, but I would think it was
probably in Oakland. Either Kaiser or the Coliseum
Arena.
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I happened upon this reference of a tape of 07/27/67 at
the Merry Prankster History Project web site
(http://www.pranksterweb.org/). I asked the site owner,
Rick Dodgson, for the poster's email address and,
understandably, he declined but said that he would
foward my request to Hillel. Anyone else
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