ided that wasn't
the wisest place to be.
Richard
ide of the stage. We were joking pre-show about all of that power not
knowing what was soon to happen. Pretty funny, it was.
Thanks
Bryan
-Original Message-
From: Todd Sanders [mailto:bio...@att.net]
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2012 6:15 PM
To: Moore, Richard B; deadlists@nemesis.CS.Be
Part of set 2 of this show was included as filler on the CD version of
View from the Vault 3 (?) (the RFK 6-14-91 show), including the
two-verse Dark Star. You could update the timings and note the 2-verse
Dark Star in Deadlists.
Thanks
Bryan
Crosby, Stills and Nash opened this show.
Hey there,
I think you guys do I great job. I use your info every time I list
the shows we play on our website. I have found very few mistakes with
your data. ..none that I can remember right now . except this one.
I just listened to Eaton's recording from the master rea
Road Trips III.3 does have Deep Elem to start the late show, which
isn't on the circulating version, so that list I just
cut-and-pasted was off by that point.
At this point I leave it to the pros!
Richard Neer
name.
Thanks again!
Richard Neer
PS: Here's what I get off etree:
Late Show
Disc 4: Acoustic Grateful Dead
01. Ballad Of Casey Jones [03:03]
02. Silver Threads And Golden Needles [03:50]
03. Black Peter [07:07]
04. Friend Of The Devil [05:54]
05. Uncle John's Band [06:56]
06. Candyman [07
Radio is a playing a sb from this show now 9:40 am including Dark Star
[#6:24] > China Cat Sunflower [4:41] > The Eleven [6:23] > Caution (Do
Not Stop On Tracks) [17:01#]
Awsome, please find out the details and get back to me
Rich
Any knowledge if 1st acid tests on 11/27/65 at Ken Babb's place in Santa
Cruz exist? Flyer just sold on Ebay.
t was excellent -
long with great guitar. Any suggestions anyone.
Richard Hemmings from the
UK.
where they did play OMSN. Casey Jones was the
encore on 12/10. According to deadlists, only the last 17min of this show
circulates in any form. It was a mighty fine show, though--I was there.
Hope this helps,
Richard
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of us "know" our friends in the
ether) and he's a class act and it shows.
Thanks, guys, for both the great poster info and for the kind posts. And,
Iver, a BIG thanks for the poster site--most of my covers are thanks to you!
Richard
Date: Mon, 13 Dec 2004 08:31:04 -0500
have to take you downtown!" Phil said,
"Yessir!" and got up and said goodbye to us.
When I next saw them in 1974, the PA was more or less the same, just like
in the 1974 diagram. So I guess they did like it.
Hope this helps,
Richard
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ured. I
carried in an empty milk jug and folks asked me why. Once we got in they
saw why--me & my buddies took turns going up to fill it from the water
fountains. It's the only time in my life I've ever had people begging me
for a drink of water.
Richard
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in site however (http://fleetwoodmac.net/penguin/peter.htm), they
give PG's last gig date as 5/28/70, but no mention of the Dead or a
venue. I was wondering if you could shed any light on this supposed
gig.
Thanks for all,
Richard McGlasson (San Jose)
dle??) "Charlotte Coliseum." It might
be the wrecking ball.
Clear as muddy water now?
Richard
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n" is
correct--it's the content that is copyrighted . This is not to say that
there isn't a "correct" title, or a particular one that was on the material
submitted for copyright.
Hair-splitting from a librarian,
Richard
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roll!"
BTW, where does "The Eleven" really start?? I bet say at the two
sharp rimshots on the snare that signal the time change to 11/4, in spite
of what the Warner Bros. lp said
Richard
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7;t really give a good idea of what was going on.
Richard
Wingate, NC
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e
legal issues among the 3 bands involved (not to mention the legion of
"jammers") would come into play, but an official release of this in good
quality would be far more to my tastes than any of the "Views From the
Vault" so far.
Hope this helps,
Richard
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e prices and weep!). Just because it's on the poster
doesn't mean they happened, but it does make it more likely.
If you want to see it for yourself, go the address above, click 1970, and
choose it. Iver has really done a great job in gathering these all
together--way to go, Iver!
R
the date I rec'd it, I'd say there were no DAT or PCM conversions done on
it. So, another SBD source (unspliced) other than the one with the splice
exist.
For what it's worth,
Richard
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Does anyone have any info on the Dead's 3/17/70 jam with the Bflo.
Philharmonic Orchestra and Lukas Foss? Anyone dare record that? I heard
it was supposed to be a multi-hour jam, with two bands, etc... and I
know of Phil Lesh's recollections of it. But is there more out there?
I'd appreciate it...
ll three sets. I'd love a DAT copy to
transfer, I even have a digital soundcard, but alas, no DAT deck.
Being caretaker of 1991 (sounds funny, even in text!) I thought you'd be a
good person to ask.
Thanks for your time.
Richard
PS I live in Lawrence, KS so Sandstone is now in my back
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>From: "Paul Gibian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: 11/20/71 NRPS Correction
>
>The correct song list for the NRPS set on this date is:
>
>Goin' Down The Mountain
Isn't the correct name for this song "Henry"? (as long as we're
cor
oto is from 1976! I've seen
these for many other bands, and almost all are fakes.
And, BTW, the "Madison Square Garden" PT Barnum built was actually at
Madison Square, not at the location of the modern MSG (over Penn
Station). Don't think the Dead ever played the original--torn down long,
long ago.
Richard
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Title: Another 1971 Keyboard question ...
The recent discussion of Ned Lagin’s guest appearances reminded me of another question that has been at the back of my mind for many years. Who plays the piano part on the Skullfuck version of Wharf Rat? The album sleeve notes credit Merle Saunders
the master and
common to all versions, or just a mistake made somewhere up the line above me?
All help grately appreciated,
Richard
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I was listening to the gd hour this morning and heard the "First There Is A
Mountain" (a.k.a. "Mountain Jam") quote/tease on Alligator from 1/22/68
Eagle's Auditorium, Seattle WA. I've heard these before but I never
realized before this morning that they were pre-Allman Brothers. I quess
Duane
still hear the same thing, sort of, but i still don't get it
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>noble thighs?!??
>
>what the hell Pig?
Try "great big thighs"..
Richard
Isn't "Workingman's Blues" a Merle Haggard tune?
on the 13th, but all of this is just conjecture.
I wonder if this "James A. Hudson" character is still writing. It would be
nice to contact him for more info. However, an Internet search of "James
A. Hudson" turns up many hits of which few look like the right
person. I'll try to check into it further.
This little book also has chapters on the Band, Creedence, the Chambers
Brothers, and other great bands of the time. A true time capsule, even if
the author is a little clueless.
Richard
r a million drummers. It really is a patchwork
quilt of hours of multi-layered studio magic as well as great performances.
I agree that the basic track most of the time is the 2/14/68 show, but
some of it also uses studio tracks for the base. An interesting concept
that I don't think has been tried again (too much work??).
Richard
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