RE: 5/17/70

There's a list of some of the people who attended the show at http://www.gratefuldead.com/attendees/show/1679 If you login you can send them email to ask them about the show. -Original Message- From: owner-deadli...@nemesis.cs.berkeley.edu [mailto:owner-deadli...@nemesis.cs.berkeley.edu]

RE: 8/7/71

> Whatever it's called these days, I believe that on 8/7/71 the > venue was known in San Diego as Convention Hall. poster/handbill for the show says "Community Concourse" the show could have been moved to a different venue known as Convention Hall http://www.deadlists.com/posters/1970s/1971080

RE: 3/24/70 - yet another correction

Title: 3/24/70 - correction The ticket I mentioned previously only has 3/22 and 3/23 listed.  So either the show dates were changed, a third night was added, or 3/24/70 is incorrect.   The tik is here: http://www.deadlists.com/posters/1970s/19700322tik-5x2.jpg From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

3/24/70 - correction

Title: 3/24/70 - correction Sorry, 3/24/70 IS listed.  Don't know why I didn't see it *before* posting that message.  ~:^| But does anybody know anything about 3/23/70 that was also supposed to happen at Pirate's World? IM

3/24/70

Title: 3/24/70 3/24/70 is not listed though a recording of 3/24/70 is up on archive.org. The ticket shows both 3/23 and 3/24 but I haven't found any other evidence that 3/23 actually occurred. Iver

5/1 and 5/4/69?

Title: 5/1 and 5/4/69? I was looking at the poster for the 5/2-3/69 shows and am wondering if the GD didn't also play 5/1 and 4/69.  As the poster presents it, JA and the GD played 5/1-4/69, two nights at Winterland (5/2-3) and two nights at the Fillmore (5/1-4). The JA show database also s

10/11/68

I ran across an interesting ad here: http://www.posterscene.com/popup.cfm?page=item_detail&itemoid=19683 It's a listing of upcoming performances at The Roundhouse, a music club in London in the late 60s/early 70s. They indicate the GD are to play there (w/ Fairport Convention) on 10/11-12/68 (n

2/4/69 arcane trivia

While digging around for information/pictures of the Music Box in Omaha, site of the GD's 2/4-5/69 performances, I found this little bit of trivia from http://www.nebrocks.org/bands.asp?band=48, a page about Mark Dalton, a bass player from Nebraska. By 1968 - Dalton moved back to his blues roots,

RE: 2/17/73

I maintain the concert posters site and I love contributions of posters/handbills/flyers that are not on the site.  The best way to do this is to scan it if your scanner is big enough (though it sounds like yours might be about 8.5 x 11? Very easy to scan something that size).  300 dpi is bes

RE: Box of rain

> Subject: Box of rain > Have they ever done this one live? I don't seem to be able to find a setlist that has it. > Or the fast version of "Friend of the Devil" According to the search feature at deadlists they played this tune 158 times between 9/17/70 and the very last

RE: DP35 - 8/7/71

> 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. > A more proper description would > probably be: > > "Golden Hall - The San Diego Community Concourse" That m

7/7/70

Deadlists states, "On page 162 of the Art Of Rock the poster for this show is reproduced. This does not, however, prove that the show actually took place, and in fact it seems a little unlikely." Ryan Shriver's Jerry Site has a setlist for this show (which was billed as NRPS with Jerry Garcia, Mar

9/3/67

The setlist for 9/3/67 still only has Midnight Hour listed. It should of course be: In the Midnight Hour* Dancing In The Street It Hurts Me Too Cold Rain and Snow Good Morning Little Schoolgirl Viola Lee Blues Big Boss Man Alligator *placement of Midnight Hour apparently unce

2/25/66

I recently came across a poster or handbill for the 2/25/66 acid test http://www.deadlists.com/posters/1960s/19660225.html The information on that says the venue was Cinema Theatre on Western Ave in LA Under comments the deadlists entry says, "Owsley "Bear" Stanley: ...the Sunset Blvd. test was 2

RE: 4/9/67

> Is there evidence that the GD actually performed? Not that I'm aware of. But it seems that the only evidence of any actual performance would be tapes/eyewitness accounts/post-show reviews (and maybe torn ticket stubs). There of course may be other evidence but I can't think of any right no

RE: 5/7/77

> I've had problems finding posters for some shows. Should I assume they don't exist? Yep. I built the poster website linked from deadlists. The 500 or so posters that are on there are what I've found online and in other sources and what's been sent to me by others over the past few year

9/2/68 supposed huge jam

This site http://www.penceland.com/julcol6.html mentions this about 9/2/68: "Santana was there, and the Grateful Dead showed up, but they weren't billed," Skok said. "By all accounts, the highlight of the festival was a monstrous jam with the Grateful Dead, Big Mama Thornton who wrote 'Hound Dog'

5/19/66

There's a brief Teddy Bear's Picnic tuning before Sittin' On Top...

4/9/67

There is no listing for a 4/9/67 performance at Longshoremen's Hall. At least two posters/handbills exist for this show but only one has the GD billed and that looks like a late addition. One can be seen at http://www.deadlists.com/posters/1960s/19670409a.html This is the one that has the GD add

Psychedelic Supermarket, 12/67

For those who like this sort of thing I ran across a little photo from one of the two December '67 Psychedelic Supermarket shows in Boston at http://www.bu.edu/alumni/bostonia/2001/fall/signs/ (though the caption says 1969). These were their first New England shows and the second east coast city t

RE: 5/23/69

Andy - I was right - your emails got tagged as spam and were automatically put in my delete folder. I found all your emails including the improved scan so everything's fine. I'll put it up on the site later. Thanks so much! Iver > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:

RE: 5/7/70

The poster for the show states the venue is "MIT Armory". Do you know if they changed the venue? I'm assuming they're different buildings but I can't find any information on the web where the MIT Armory was. Both 5/6 and 5/7 are probably available for download and streaming at the Live Music Arc

RE: Alleged fake posters

> Iver, a BIG thanks for the poster site--most of my covers are > thanks to you! That was one of the main reasons I made that site so I'm glad you're finding it useful. One of these days I'll get the covers I've made from those posters online. Iver

RE: Alleged fake poster 2/4/68

Just so folks are aware, I am solely responsible for that "fake" poster statement on my gd concert poster site, which is linked from (and hosted by) deadlists. Robert Gunning and I have already corresponded about this and I removed the "fake" poster statement. As I told Robert my original intent

RE: [Fwd: Re: attn: David Sorochty, re: 2/4/68; "FAKE" -]

Robert, Dave, et al. First, if a slight has been made to dead4404 it is entirely my fault, not anybody at deadlists. They only provide space for my GD concert poster archive site. Second, I've removed all that information regarding fake (or not) posters from the 2/4/68 page. I never intended my

RE: 8/29/68?

ully - 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: &quo

Sept-Oct 1969

I noticed that deadlists indicates the Dead played from 9/26/69 to 10/6/69 with only one night off (9/28/69). 9/26-27 were at the Fillmore East, 9/28 - 10/1 were at the Cafe Au Go Go in NYC, 10/2-4 in Boston, 10/5 in Houston, and 10/6 at the Family Dog on the Great Highway. Whew! I'm wondering if

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

RE: 1966 and 1967

> 1966 and 1967 > still have > much in the way of changes which I hope to do for all to see > during this > holiday season late Nov or in Dec. > > These are the current links: > http://www.goodbear.com/1966setlists.html > http://www.goodbear.com/1967setlists.html > http://www.goodbear.com/conce

RE: 8/28/67

The URL for the artwork provided in the setlist page (http://www.pompano.net/ etc.) is outdated. You can see the art by clicking on the "posters" link to the right of the date or just go here: http://www.deadlists.com/posters/1960s/19670828.html Iver (GD poster site admin) -Original Message-

RE: 7/23/67 Dark Star - Nope

Weird. It looks like my original post never came through but the one below came through almost immediately. Other than the post below I haven't gotten any deadlist messages in a couple weeks at least. Is this true for others? Anyway, the original post said "The 23 minute Dark Star for 7/23/67 S

7/23/67

The 23 minute Dark Star for 7/23/67 Straight Theater is available in all the glory RealAudio has to offer at http://www.thestraight.com/sounds.html (as is a Cassady rap which I assume is the same one on the flexi-disc). Also, this Dark Star should be adde

8/28-29/70 venue

The venue for 8/28-29/70 in L.A. should be "Thee Club", not "The Club". See newspaper ad for this show at http://www.posterscene.com/html_index.cfm?page=items &action=viewproduct&productoid=4

RE: GD recordings - 6/5/70

Contact the folks at www.wolfgangsvault.com They now are the copyright holders to most all of Bill Graham's concert related stuff. Right now they mostly sell posters, handbills, tickets but they do have lots of photographs. Also they might be able to tell you if a

acid test poster site

http://www.lysergia.com/MerryPranksters/MerryPranksters_post.htm Not much info on the Acid Tests themselves but the best (and only) site I've seen that's devoted exclusively to acid test posters. BTW, I got the link from an eba

2/12/66

Deadlists has venue: unknown According to the poster at http://www.classicposters.com/eposter/showPoster.do?id=631 this concert was at the Fillmore Auditorium. Iver

7/13/70?

An auction at ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=45103&item=3823334133 &rd=1 has a handbill for the 1970 Schaeffer Music Festival at Harvard Stadium. On the reverse of the handbill is the list of performers and the date they're scheduled to play. It lists the Grateful Dea

4/20/69

There's a poster at ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=29920&item=3819557805 &rd=1 for Saturday 4/19 (placing it in 1969), Clark University Deadlists has a show at Clark for Sunday 4/20/69 but not 4/19. Bearing in mind that the poster could be a fake is it possible that t

RE: "Seattle 3/23/69"

> There appear to be fairly numerous bogus posters being concocted and sold on the internet, > mostly from this period. This does seem to be the case but what's weird is the level of artwork put into these posters. Take for instance this one that appeared on ebay (it just sold for $46): http://

RE: 6/19/68

> 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? This was a benefit for the Black Man's (or Blackman's) Free Store. Richie Havens was also on the bill. There's an image of a ticket for the

RE: new date listing

Just to be clear the posters for 5/20/67, Art of Rock 2.343, http://gdposters.bravepages.com/1960s/19670520.html and for 8/19-20/66, FD 22 by Mouse and Kelley http://gdposters.bravepages.com/1960s/66-08-19_20.html have the band listed as "Greatful Dead" but are both authentic posters. Iver -O

4/28/67 again and 'The Illustrated Trip'

Speaking of bogus posters and unknown dates, a while back I asked about a poster on ebay for 4/28/67 http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3649388422&category=28009 This date is not listed on deadlists. Marc Evans made a convincing (to me) argument that it was a bogus poster based

RE: 9/15/73

That's from 1973. There's an auction for one on ebay right now - starting bid is $100 but nobody's bid yet. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3374202413&category=45103 For other pricing check out the information on Fred Williams at http://home.earthlink.net/~therose7/ (scroll do

1/21/71

1/21/71 is not listed on deadlists but is listed at the official NRPS site http://www.nrpsmusic.com/music/1971.html And fwiw, a setlist for this show exists at setlist.com Iver

4/28/67?

This is an auction for a poster that is purportedly from 4/28/67, Stockton Ballroom, Stockton, CA. Deadlists has no listing for this date (and only one listing for Stockton). It's hard to tell from the picture in the auction if that's actually the date and venue (though the seller seems pretty cer

8/5/66 info

The following narrative is from an ebay auction for a new Bob Masse reprint of his 8/5/66 poster http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3365022032&category=29920 The seller has a minimum bid of $22 for the poster but you can get it from Bob Masse's website, www.bmasse.com, for $20.

RE: 4/26/70

> Do you have any details of this Wisconsin festival show? I > am pretty sure > Chick Berry was also there. Do you have any other information? The handbill for this show at http://gdposters.bravepages.com/1970s/700426.html [WARNING: LINK HAS POPUPS] doesn't show Chuck Berry but Ken Kesey was th

RE: adding coomentary to shows in the 80's

> Flowers and wreaths were draping the stage. I didn't know > what had happened > (I was told later) Give me a hint: what happened?

RE: 5/24/68

Likewise, 3/24-26/67 is not listed in Deadlists. These shows are advertised in the FD054 (Family Dog) poster by Rick Griffin. Were these shows not played? > -Original Message- > From: Jim Powell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 5:39 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >

RE: Show containing following songs?

And Ripple was played only 42 times total and only 3 times post coma (all in '88). Good luck indeed. -Original Message- From: Jay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 1:15 PM To: 'Hank Clabaugh'; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Show containing following songs? A qui

RE: 5/8/77

> As more & more folks seem to actually be falling for the joke, it may be a good idea to add > something in the comments section debunking the rumors. Nah, let's keep people wondering. At the same time we can tell everybody that there were no late shows at the Fillmore East. Hey - Bear says so!

RE: Let the GOOD TIMES Roll...

Brent's tune is called "Good Time Blues/Never Trust a Woman" "Gonna see some good times Some times to make up for when I'm not feeling well I must be due some great times 'Cause right now I feel like hell" "gonna see some good times...but right now it looks like hell" > -Original Message---

RE: 1/2/72

Geoff, I've been keeping an eye on various internet auctions and poster retail sites for GD posters over the past few years. I don't believe I've ever seen a Bickershaw poster up for sale. Not to say one or more haven't but it's certainly not common. My gd poster site http://gdposters.bravepage

site redirected

www.deadlists.com is being redirected towards "curly girl greetings". Is Ms. Osborne responsible for this? ;)

5/12/67 Marigold Ballroom, Fresno

There's a handbill for sale on ebay right now at http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3532748908&category=29920 &rd=1 It's also on my website at http://gdposters.bravepages.com/1967/670512.html It claims to be for a 5/12/67 performance at the Marigold Ballroom in Fresno, CA. This

4/22/71 Bangor, ME

Deadlists states that the Dead played in Bangor, ME on 4/22/71 (their first appearance in ME). I'm wondering if that date is based on solid evidence - ticket stub, concert attendee, etc. Yesterday I was looking for any mention of this show in archives of the Bangor Daily News for the week precedi

RE: Missing show!?

Yowza, turn down the volume please -Original Message- From: Paul Daley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 4:38 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Missing show!? Greetings! I hope you're still adding to your insanely great (!?)

RE: Bonnaroo RE: concert with Gregg Allman

The website also says it's completely sold out (except for a limited number of tickets and I'm not sure how you get those). > -Original Message- > From: Glenn Gillis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 10:13 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: Bonnaroo RE: con

gd and zappa

This Zappa tribute site http://www.killuglyradio.com/galleries/posters/view.php?start=40 shows a poster for Zappa and Mothers of Invetion with the Dead on Friday, June 21 in San Jose (top row, 3rd from left, click on thumbnail to expand) June 21 fell on a Friday in 1968 and 1974. In '74 they were

RE: Ticket

That seems to fit the description of the ticket for that date shown here: http://www.psilo.com/fr_dead.htm/showshow.php?sid=48 -Original Message- From: John &Karen Steffen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, March 15, 2003 12:06

RE: Jam at Jerry's House 1995 (acoustic)

>you mentioned a Jerry "site" and I lost the address http://www.thejerrysite.com

RE: 7-10-69

> > thanks for the additional info about where exactly it took place, etc. As I wrote before there are serious doubts as to the authenticity of this tape. Most feel it is a compilation of several shows. Iver

RE: 10/14/66

> I am not sure what > he means by > first time on their own (no opening act?). Sorry about that. I cut that from a thread where people were talking about their first Dead show. The guy first saw the Dead at the Longshoremen's Hall which of course had other performers. The 10/14/66 was the fi

10/14/66

FWIW, this was posted to the GDH discussion list. I see that Deadlists has no setlist info for this show. A 1 hr+ Midnight Hour? Hey why not? "First Dead (on their own) show: Stanford University - 10-14-66 Thanks to DeadBase for the exact date; I helped present the show, and I thought it was in t

RE: The Coolest Dead Show No-One Seems to Have HEARD?

http://www.theblackdog.org/gd-bpo/index.html has the best info I've seen of this show. > -Original Message- > From: Richard Newman [mailto:rsngsm@;ritvax.rit.edu] > Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 9:40 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: The Coolest Dead Show No-One Seems to Have HEARD?

RE: robert hunter - further st. louis '98

7/17/98 -Original Message- From: matt [mailto:matt-hue@;cox.net] Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 1:13 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: robert hunter - further st. louis '98 group: does anyone know the exact date to the gig listed above? i received it in mail without the date as an extr

show all from 'year' down?

The "show all from..." feature at the Deadlists Pilot homepage appears to be down. Is this just a temporary thing?

7/3/69 trivia

I don't know if this bit of trivia is worthy of making it into the database but the site http://www.mountainmusic.net/chrono.htm has the following information regarding 7/3/69: "July 3 Holden Colfield/Zephyr/The Grateful Dead, Reed Ranch. The concert did not start until after midnight, the Dead

4/19/69?

Somebody on ebay was selling a ticket stub for 4/19/69 Clark Univ., Worcester, MA. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=902364273 Deadlists shows a show for this venue on 4/20/69 but not 4/19. Does anybody know if the 4/19 show was postponed until 4/20? Or could it be that there

RE: Question time?????

www.setlist.com - select Grateful Dead, type "Far >From Me" into song field. You'll get all the shows where this tune was played. -Original Message- From: MARTIN HERMAN [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, August 08, 2002 12:09 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: You need the correct date for the pre-dead high school concert in '64 at Palo Alto High School.

Not to mention it's that cheesy non-vintage "concert memorabilia" type of poster we've been discussing. Plus I've never ever seen or heard of any Warlocks posters/handbills/flyers in circulation. Eric King's guide would probably indicate if there are any. And the bidding would certainly not sta

RE:

http://btat.wagnerone.com/ - Bands That Allow Trading site --- Anyone recall offhand the site that lists artists who allow/condone taping/trading and those who don't?

RE: audio trees

>Invariably, when a tree announcement goes up, the request for SHN's start >pouring in, so that folks can get a copy that is (verifiably) identical to >the original CD master, without any of the risks of click/pops/digi-static Is it safe to assume that people seeding trees on this list are doi

Boxing style posters

The cheap, value-less posters we've been mentioning are "boxing style" posters. I should note that there is a rare and valuable boxing style poster for the Dead from 12/29/66. This poster is reprinted in the Art of Rock (sort of a definitive guide to rock concert posters). You can see it at http

RE: The Dead Project

If you have a 1st printing Blue Rose 12/31/78 poster in excellent condition (you can see it here: http://ivermcleod.tripod.com/1970s/new70s/781231.html ) then it's worth several hundred dollars. But since you said it's on cardboard it sounds to me like you have one of the cheap boxing-style poste

RE: Web site for pictures

http://www.photog.com/gdead/70s/Dillon/dillon8.html fits the bill quite nicely (except it's also got a copyright on top of it.) Other WOS photos are at http://www.photog.com/gdead/70s/dillon.html For a big 270k b&w jpg of the WOS go to http://www.audioheritage.org/images/jbl/photos/pro-speak

RE: Grateful Dead at Melkweg with Sound Machine August 6th?? I have the poster for this show - did it take place???

For what it's worth, the Grateful Dead Day by Day site indicates that the Dead never played Europe in August of any year so it's unlikely it ever took place. They did play three shows there in Oct. '81, that would be about the same era that Sound Machine existed. Perhaps that tour was originally

Sam Houston Coliseum

Deadlists has listings for the Dead at Sam Houston Colisum on both 10/5/69 and 2/22/70. Under 10/5/69 it says, "Gary Hartman, who attended the show, remembers a Lovelight." Under 2/22/70 it says, "This information according to Book Of The Dead Heads and DeadBase IX, which lists a Lovelight." I'

RE: Grateful Dead Masonic Temple Portland OR 07/18/67

> Ref: BAND Grateful Dead VENUE Masonic Temple CITY Portland > STATE OR DATE > 07/18/67 > > Your's is the ONLY reference to this appearance that I have > ever seen. I've > never spoken with anyone since who recall this show except my > friend who > was there with me. Frankly, the Dead had

RE: 11-23-72 question

There's a photo of Doug and Jerry (on pedal steel) from this show at http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/1999-11-26/music_feature11.ht ml > > ** > 1972 > Thanksgiving > Doug Sahm plays the Armadillo World Headquarters with suprise > guests Jerry > Garcia and Leon Russ

RE: 11-23-72 question

> There's a > small graphic after the text which may or may not be the > poster for this > show. I've just determined that the graphic is the cover of the Doug Sahm album Groover's Paradise.

RE: 11-23-72 question

I found this information at http://www.wildleaves.com/austin.htm. There's a small graphic after the text which may or may not be the poster for this show. ** 1972 Thanksgiving Doug Sahm plays the Armadillo World Headquarters with suprise guests Jerry Garcia and Leon Russell. It i

RE: BETA version feedback

Kevin, will there be a link to the "pre-dead" page/dates? Or did I just not see it? Thanks

Pigpen

I don't think this went through the first time: >From the September 1972 newsletter at http://www.dead.net/cavenweb/deadfile/Newsletter4.html "For those of you that are able to attend any of the upcoming gigs you may notice that Pig Pen isn't on stage. He's still with us for sure, but he's home

Today's score and 30 years ago today

Virus alerts: 12 Associated infected and cleaned email: 12 Actual Dead content: 1 And it's only 2:15 pm EDT OK, to dampen my wiseguy status here's some GD info: On this day in history the Dead played 1969 Rose Palace, Pasadena, CA 1970 Atlanta Sports Arena, Atlanta, GA 1972 Concertgebouw,

RE: 6/28/67 Dead concert program?

There's a guy who has the handbill for this concert for sale at http://www.concertposterart.com/therest.html The listing is near the bottom of the page. He indicates that this handbill is in The Art of Rock as number 2.296. I don't know if being included in the AOR makes the date "official" or n

RE: Pigpen lyric in Lovelight question

> It was Pig's mojo (often at the end of the > night) that > got ya to finally say Hi and dance with that cutie that you > were shyly > eyeing all night...and it was his mojo that got her loose > enough to say yes ;-) Damn, so that's what was missing at all those 80s shows. I guess Bobby

RE: Pigpen lyric in Lovelight question

> Sounds pretty dirty whatever it is. Just this morning I was reading the Pigpen chapter from David Gans' great book Playing In the Band. David, I know you were a coauthor for this book - did you write that chapter? It's just great! You really get a feel of what kind of guy Pigpen was and the

RE: Pigpen lyric in Lovelight question

Ihor, Thank you thank you thank you. I can rest easy tonight. > -Original Message- > From: Ihor W Slabicky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 2:12 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Pigpen lyric in Lovelight question > > > > > well, she's got box-backed

And speaking of posters...

I've moved part of the GD poster site since Tripod cut down available file space. The starting page is now at http://gdposters1.tripod.com

JG auction poster question

There is a poster for auction for the big JG auction at ebay that I've been curious about for a long time. It's at http://cgi.liveauctions.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1825476741 Despite the listing saying "The only one known to exist" I saw it on ebay a year or so ago (perhaps the sa

RE: Auction of tapes

The auction catalog is now up on ebay and I don't see tapes anywhere on there :) There are 3 different ways to view the items: Catalog: http://pages.liveauctions.ebay.com/catalogs/catalog2649.html List: http://search.liveauctions.ebay.com/search/search.dll?GetResult&ht=11&ctlgid =2649&lc=0&ccn=

RE: Jerry Garcia Watches for Sale!

> > I visited the site and could not locate any reference to > selling tapes. Is > it listed in the auction catalog only or am I missing it at the site? > Selling tapes is wrong. What an odd thing to do...if > true...it's another > tribute to greed. This is a direct quote from the catalog (po

RE: Jerry Garcia Watches for Sale!

> > per the actioneers this will have nothing to do with the sale > of the guitars. > the "private" auction (those who pay $30 for the catalog and > $35 to ship it) > allows one entry to the event on 5/8 at Studio 54 at 7PM. > there is a public > viewing on 5/7 from 11am-8PM. > Thanks for th

RE: Jerry Garcia Watches for Sale!

It's the selling of hundreds of tapes for an obscene price that bothers me. Obviously this auction is sanctioned by GDP so how come they're letting Guernseys get away with profiting from selling tapes? On another note, the auction was originally scheduled for 5/8. But a day or so after they anno

RE: Jerry Garcia Watches for Sale!

> i found what appear to be the same watches for sale for under $100 here: > http://www.rontor.com/item_list.cfm?MainCategoryIn=Art&CategoryIn=Jerry%20Ga rcia&SubCategoryIn=Watches Rontor is also the distributor for Alton Kelley's work. Plus they've got loads of other Dead posters by Mouse an

Teddy Goodbear's Art

Anybody know if Teddy Goodbear's Dead related art/photos is up somewhere? The pompano.net links from the 1966 page are dead. Thanks.

RE: 8/7/72

oooh! It "has a meter on it"! >> "That makes sense 'cause I read somewhere that the 'Sunshine >> Daydream' movie >> was actually filmed at a soundstage in LA." > > this IS TRUE...my friend was there, and recorded it, too! > here's a link to the actual deck the recordist used: > http://pages.tia

RE: 8/7/72

> 8/7/72 was the day that the "8/27/72 Veneta Oregon" show was actually > recorded. The actual performance on the 27th was completely > lip-synched, right down to the between-song banter. That makes sense 'cause I read somewhere that the 'Sunshine Daydream' movie was actually filmed at a sound

RE: surely you have this one?

> -Original Message- > From: Charlie Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > This is obviously a jokecm Yeah, but it was so well written and and and well the date stamp for the original email was March something and well, um, well, uh, some of us, um, well...oh neve

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