Day Four: Late Night Listening Party

I needed to get out into the land of the living today. I took my daughter and her half-brother to see the new Disney flick A Christmas Carol. We saw it in 3-D at an IMAX theater. Let me be the first to tell you all that this is not your sugar-coated fare that we usually get from Disney. It is feast for the eyes, and the story, though stretched at points, is frightening at its core. I heard the crys and sreams of little kids in the audience that were scared stupid by this masterpiece. Look for this movie to garner some big time awards come next year.

Late night listening is:

THE BLACK CROWES,08-30-2008,MN State Fair Grandstand,St. Paul, MN
Recorded by Mike Mahoney (mpmgumby AT msn.com)Sennheiser e 614’s > Marantz PMD660 (Oade Mod)Wavelab 5.0 He had trouble getting a setlist maintained, so it is not included.

BOB DYLAN
"The Freewheelin' Outtakes" (liberated Vigotone bootleg)
Source: Freewheelin' Sessions NYC April-November 1962
Dave's notes: an essential collection of early outtakes. Great sound. even the casual fan needs this one! artwork included.
my silver>EAC>WAV>TLH>FLAC (level 6)>torrent wizard>you
setlist:
1. Baby Please Don't Go 2. Corrina Corrina 3. The Death Of Emmett Till 4. Mixed Up Confusion 5. Lonesome Whistle (H.Williams/J.Davies) 6. Talkin' John Birch Paranoid Blues 7. Milk Cow's Calf's Blues I (Robert Johnson) 8. That's Alright Mama (A. Crudup) 9. Rocks And Gravel 10. Going To New Orleans (Trad) 11. Let Me Die In My Footsteps 12. The Ballad Of Hollis Brown 13. Wichita Blues (Going to Louisiana) I (Trad) 14. Sally Gal15. Whatcha Gonna Do
Bonus Alternate takes: 16. Mixed Up Confusion 17. Rocks And Gravel 18. That's Alright Mama (A. Crudup) 19. Mixed Up Confusion 20. Corrina Corrina 21. Milk Cow's Calf's Blues II (Robert Johnson) 22. Wichita Blues (Going to Louisiana) II (Trad) 23. Whatcha Gonna Do 24. Baby I'm In The Mood For You 25. Sally Gal

Day Four: Bill Graham Memorial

Being from the Upper Midwest, I have not had the privilege of meeting the man, but his influence is widely felt throughout the entire scope of this country. All the concert halls that you go to in your home towns can say that they had some kind of sway from Bill Graham. He was a tough as nails guy who wanted nothing but to put on the best the show possible. If you haven't had the opportunity to read his biography, here is an excerpt: http://books.google.com/books?id=wnZ0qL3QdkgC&dq=bill+graham+presents&printsec=frontcover&source=bl&ots=KV9uIMDMb-&sig=YMaqA_sW6LV0RxxYOoi9IfTvqfw&hl=en&ei=F631SqXDMo7oMaTCiekF&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=6&ved=0CBwQ6AEwBQ#

For today's listening:

Bill Graham Memorial - November 3, 1991Polo Ground, Golden Gate Park - San Francisco, CA Soundboard Recording - RoIO CD's - Zeus Records (2000)SBD: RoIO CD>EAC>Flac>WAV>DC6>CD

Disc One - 49:0901) Welcome to Bill's Place02) Feet Can't Fail Me Now - Dirty Dozen Brass Band (All from the AUD source)03) I Love You>Star Spangled Banner - Bobby McFerrin (All from the AUD source)04) A Few Words - Chief Orin Lyons (All from the AUD source)05) For A Dancer - Jackson Browne06) World In Motion - Jackson Browne07) Always With You, Always With Me - Joe Satriani08) The Crush Of Love - Joe Satriani09) Ave Maria - Aaron Neville
Disc Two - 66:3201) Spirits Dancing - Santana02) Somewhere In Heaven - Santana03) Trilogy: Coltrane>??>Third Stone From The Sun - Santana)04)>Oye Como Va - Santana + Los Lobos & Bobby McFerrin05) Bertha - Santana + Los Lobos06) I Love You Too Much - Santana07) Jingo Va - Santana08) More Than A Few Words - Robin Williams (All from the AUD Source)(Start Cut)
Disc Three - 64:3901) Faithfully - Journey02) Lights - Journey03) All That You HAve Is Your Soul - Tracy Chapman04) Where The Soul Never Dies - Tracy Chapman05) Introduction / Teach Your Children - CSN&Y (Intro patched with SBD)06) Love The One You're With - CSN&Y07) Long May You Run - CSN&Y (Glich patched with AUD source)08) Long Time Gone -CSN&Y09) Southern Cross - CSN&Y10) Only Love Can Break Your Heart - CSN&Y11) Wooden Ships - CSN&Y12) Ohio - CSN&Y
Disc Four - 48:01The Grateful Dead:01) Tune Up - Introduction By David Graham (Tune Up from AUD source)02) Hell In A Bucket03) Tune Up04) China Cat Sunflower05)>I Know You Rider06) Tune Up07) Wang Dang Doodle + John Popper08) Tune Up09) Born On the Bayou + John Fogarty10) Green River + John Fogarty 11) Tune Up12) Bad Moon Rising + John Fogarty13) Proud Mary + John Fogarty
Disc Five - 53:3301) Tune Up02) Truckin'03)>The Other One04)>Wharf Rat05)>Sunshine Daydream06) Crowd + Tune Up07)E1: Forever Young + Neil Young08)E2: Touch Of Grey09) Amazing Grace - Joan Baez + Kris Kristofferson + Graham Nash (SBD patch at start)10) Final Comments

Independent Record Stores

I ran across an article that I need to share with you all. http://www.janisian.com/article-internet_debacle.html
I have downloaded lots of music, but I also purchase a large share of it as well. This may seem like an advertisement but it is just to make you aware of what you in your own areas. The first place is called Electric Fetus. This is one of the best stores of its kind in the Upper Midwest. http://www.electricfetus.com/

The next is called Cheapo Records. This usually wins the award for best record store in our local Magazine called City Pages. http://www.cheapodiscs.com/

In St. Louis, I've been to a great store called Vintage Vinyl. It is on Delmar, and It just down the street from Blueberry Hill where Chuck Berry still plays once a month. http://www.vintagevinyl.com/

If you are in the Seattle area, you need to go to West Seattle to find Easy Street Records. This place is legendary in the grunge scene. Pearl Jam has even played there. They even have a little cafe with killer grub. http://easystreetonline.com/
Support your local independent record stores. All the artists that you like need an outlet besides their show to sell their discs.

Day Three: Steering into Uncharted Waters

It just seems right to head to the front of the hard drive and see what goodies lay in wait. The first show is from Pink Floyd. When I was in my formative years, I had a LP of Dark Side of the Moon that was a pressing from the Original Master Recording. I made a copy of it on tape, and I would listen to it every night before going to bed for 2 years. The second is from the band Rush. Yes, I like Rush. I turned onto the album 21112 when I was in high school. If you have seen the movie I love You, Man, you can understand how someone can be into so many things and still appreciate great music from north of the border. In my honest opinion, they belong in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. On second thought, I take that back, I was at the hall this past summer. It is actually lame compared with EMP in Seattle. That is what you get when you have real money backing the cause of rock and roll. http://www.empsfm.org/

Music for tonight:
Pink Floyd: Live at Empire Pool Wembly, London UK November 16, 1974
101 - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-9) 102 - Raving and Drooling 103 - You Gotta Be Crazy 201 - Speak To Me 202 - Breathe 203 - On The Run 204 - Time-Breathe (Reprise) 205 - The Great Gig In The Sky 206 - Money 207 - Us And Them 208 - Any Colour You Like 209 - Brain Damage 210 - Eclipse 211 - Echoes (Encore)

Rush - Niagara Falls Revisited May 10, 1978 Location: Convention Center, Niagara Falls, New York, USA
DISC 1:
01 - Bastille Day 02 - Lakeside Park 03 -Bytor And The Snowdog 04 - Xanadu 05 - A Farewell To Kings 06 - Something For Nothing 07 - Cygnus X-1
DISC 2:
01 - Anthem 02 - Closer To The Heart 03 - 2112 04 - Working Man Medley / Drum Solo 05 - Cinderella Man

The Angel Band w/David Bromberg Museum @ Bethel Woods Bethel, NY September 6, 2008

Day Three: 1966 post script

I found that as I listening and playing these shows there was a particular jam that kept coming up. It is from an unmarked show from the perhaps the summer of 1966. It is Good Morning Little School Girl> You Don't Love Me> Good Morning Little School Girl. This jam is twenty minutes of pure bliss. It is worth seeking out (hint hint). Also I need to give a shout out to crew that made the Sixties the happening that changed the world. http://www.key-z.com/

Day Three: 1966 Baptism of Fire complete

Plunging into the recesses of my Hard Drive to start this shindig, I am now finishing up with 1966 Grateful Dead. What a way to break the hold that depression has on me. Let me tell you a little about without bringing you down ( ala Don't Bring Me Down (The Decca Years) (Vinyl)
By: The Animals (Artist) ). I am job hunting with the help of several people. I apply for many jobs through out the week. But on a day to day basis, just getting out of bed is challange. Having this as is a not just a project but almost a pilgramage some where. Where I am going with it is yet determined. It is just important to drag my bones out of bed and face the day.

In between the music and the stuff I need to do at my home while the music is playing, I may go out and face the day and go see a movie. I don't know if you'v noticed that a mojority of the holiday releases are rather short. There are no huge blockbusters yet. But ponder these titles The Box and The Men Who Stare at Goats. I am just saying that she pushes her button in her box somebody dies: don't you think they should have called it Fatal Attraction II? It is no wonder that the men stare at goats.

Now to the music:

The Grateful Dead The Matrix San Francisco, CA November 29th, 1966 http://www.archive.org/details/gd66-11-29.sbd.ret.20448.sbeok.shnf

Grateful Dead 12/01/66 The Matrix San Francisco, CA http://www.archive.org/details/gd66-12-01.sbd.ladner.8575.sbeok.shnf

CD #1Possibly 2/12/66 - 7"reel 1/2 track at 7.5 IPS:
Viola Lee Blues Don't Ease Me In Tastebud
"Longshoreman's Hall 1st Night" - 7" Reel 1/2 Track @ 15IPS:
Beat It On Down The Line Schoolgirl>You Don't Love Me>Schoolgirl (original reel cuts)
Unlabeled Reel:
Pigpen Raps Billy, Bobby, and Pigpen>New Orleans (sort of an attempt)Twist and Shout
CD #2"Longshoreman's Hall 3rd Night" - 10" Reel 1/2 Track @ 15IPS:
It's A Sin Viola Lee Blues Midnight Hour Beat It On Down The Line Blues Jam (with Jorma and Jack) Note: reel runs out before the end
Pauley Ballroom #2 (no date) - 10" Reel 1/2 Track @ 15IPS:
You Don't Have To Ask - Phil Talks About The Move To L.A. Viola Lee Blues (some static at start of song) I Know You Rider Midnight Hour (plug pulled)

Grateful Dead ??/??/66, venue unknown
1. GDH Intro2. SHE'S ON THE ROAD AGAIN 3. NEXT TIME YOU SEE ME 4. I KNOW YOU RIDER 5. HEY LITTLE ONE 6. COLD RAIN AND SNOW 7. KING BEE-> 8. CAUTION 9. STEALIN'

Grateful Dead
xx/xx66Unknown VenueUnknown Location
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl>You Don't Love Me>Good Morning Little Schoolgirl

If you are interested in getting any of these show, just email me.

Day Two: 1966 continues

I thought I would include the Woodblock from Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam that inspired the famous poster from Mouse/Kelley. This skull and Roses would get the name "Bertha", but that would be for many years later. More on that when I get to the shows of the 1971.

Shows for tonight:

7/17/66 - Grateful Dead Fillmore Auditorium San Francisco, CA http://www.archive.org/details/gd66-07-17.sbd.miller.21064.sbeok.shnf

Grateful Dead 07/29/66 Garden Auditorium Vancouver, B.C. Canada http://www.archive.org/details/gd66-07-29.sbd.vernon.9051.sbeok.shnf

Grateful Dead07/30/66 Garden AuditoriumVancouver, B.C. Canada http://www.archive.org/details/gd66-07-30.sbd.vernon.9387.sbeok.shnf

Grateful Dead 9/16/66 Carousel Ballroom San Francisco, CA http://www.archive.org/details/gd1966-09-16.sbd.davenport.95970.flac16

The Grateful Dead (partially broadcast on KSAN)Fillmore Auditorium 11/19/66 http://www.archive.org/details/gd1966-11-19.fm.9730.shnf

Day Two: Late into the evening

As my saga continues, I am reminded of the the many canoe trips that I took as a teenager trough a YMCA camp in Northern Minnesota. The food pack is pump and heavy while we are still feeling kind of green. We have are still getting the feeling of the trail into swagger as we carry our cedar stripped canoes down the portage. The taste of freeze dried meals hasn't quite meshed yet our palates , but soon, it will fuel that fires the furnace of our souls that pushes further onward.

I feel the same as with this year. Having not really heard it fully, I was dimmly ware of the power that it possesed. I felt that it was more a product of the times ( the Sixties Sound) than an organic sound uniquely honed to be their own. As I listened to how the band intertwined their sound, it became more apperent in the songs they jammed on. A Stellar example of this is Dancing in the Street. At times, they will bring up a raga jam that is remimsicnt of East-West ala Paul Butterfield Blues Band.

Shows in this session:

Show Number One: 7/17/66 - Grateful Dead Fillmore AuditoriumSan Francisco, CA http://www.archive.org/details/gd66-07-17.sbd.miller.21064.sbeok.shnf

Show Number Two: Grateful Dead 07/29/66 Garden Auditorium Vancouver, B.C. Canada http://www.archive.org/details/gd66-07-29.sbd.vernon.9051.sbeok.shnf

Show Number Three: Grateful Dead 07/30/66 Garden Auditorium Vancouver, B.C. Canada http://www.archive.org/details/gd66-07-30.sbd.vernon.9387.sbeok.shnf

Show Number Four: Grateful Dead 9/16/66 Carousel Ballroom San Francisco, CASoundboard/Vinyl

Early Grateful Dead: Day Two

As I started this journey, I made a small discovery. I went straight to the largest collection first. That is mainly the Grateful Dead. The formative year of 1966 seems to be overlooked by most people. Most people tend to like the periods of the early 1970s to even 1980s. Those that choose the period of the 1992-1995 might have to serious consider what it is that they call the real music. There is nothing like Primal Grateful Dead. It is raw and bluesy with a real urgency for fun. This is the kind of music that took a generation and put it on its head. it is now wonder that there were the house band for the Acid Tests. These happenings turned San Francisco into the Mecca that was sung about in Scott McKenzie's song "San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair.)

To make it more interactive and easier, I will include links to the the shows that I am listening so that if you are inclined, you can enjoy the bliss as well. Most of the links come courtesy of http://www.deadlists.com/default.asp

Show Number One: Grateful Dead 3/19/66 Pico Acid TestCarthay Studios, Los Angeles http://www.archive.org/details/gd66-03-19.sbd.scotton.81951.sbeok.flac

Show Number Two: Grateful Dead 03/25/66 Troupers HallLos Angeles, CA http://www.archive.org/details/gd66-03-25.sbd.unknown.38.sbeok.shnf

Show Number Three: Grateful Dead Avalon Ballroom San Francisco, CA May 19, 1966 http://www.archive.org/details/gd66-05-19.sbd.sonicsolutions.82844.flac

Show Number Four: Grateful Dead Studio Sessions (Scorpio Studio outtakes tape) 06/??/66

Show Number Five: Grateful Dead Fillmore Auditorium San Francisco, CA 7/1/66

Show Number Six: Grateful Dead 07/03/66 Fillmore Auditorium San Francisco, CA http://www.archive.org/details/gd66-07-03.sbd.unknown.40.sbeok.shnf

Show Number Seven: 7/16/66 - Grateful Dead Fillmore Auditorium San Francisco, CA http://www.archive.org/details/gd1966-07-16.sbd.miller.89555.sbeok.flac16


More to come.......>

Show Three: Grateful DeadGolden Gate Studios San Francisco, California
Autumn Records Demo, The Warlocks
Disk 1 [18:05]01. [03:05] Can't Come Down02. [02:42] Mindbender03. [02:52] The Only Time Is Now04. [03:21] Caution//05. [02:42] I Know You Rider06. [03:21] Early Morning Rain
iller on 65-11-03: Dates uncertainDisks from Raoul DukeSHn conversion mvernon45@attbi.com 4/24/02The Music Never STopped Project01. [04:29] Tastebud02. [04:24] Mason’s Children 03. [04:57] Uncle John’s Band04. [03:31] Ripple05. [03:07] Cold Rain & Snow 06. [03:42] You Don’t Have To Ask07. [02:35] Stealin’08. [02:32] I Know You Rider 09. [02:02] Don’t Ease Me In 10. [02:23] Cardboard Cowboy 11. [11:06] Mason’s Children 12. [09:49] Turn On Your Lovelight

Show Four: Grateful Dead & Merry PrankstersThe Acid Test Reels1965-1967
A chronological compilation of the Acid Test recordings listed in The Grateful Dead Tapers Compendium Volume One.

DISC ONE: Fillmore Acid Test/Sound City Acid Test
The Fillmore Acid Test Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA January 8, 1966 1. Stage Chaos/More Power Rap 2. King Bee 3. I'm A Hog For You Baby 4. Caution: Do Not Step On Tracks > 5. Death Don't Have No Mercy 6. Star Spangled Banner / closing remarks
The Sound City Acid Test 363 6th Street, San Francisco, CA January 29, 1966 7. Ken Kesey interviewed by Frank Fey 8. Ken Babbs and harmonica 9. Take Two: Ken Kesey 10. Bull 11. Peggy The Pistol 12. One-way Ticket 13. Bells And Fairies 14. Levitation 15. Trip X 16. The End
7-16 The Acid Test: A Sound City Production
DISC TWO: Pico Acid Test /S.F. State U Acid Test (pt.1)
The Pico Acid Test Danish Center, Los Angeles, CA March 12, 1966 1. Viola Lee Blues 2. You See A Broken Heart 3. In The Midnight Hour
The San Francisco State Acid Test Whatever It Is Festival San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA Stereo Control Room Master (rec. 4:00AM - 6:00AM) October 2, 1966 4. The Head Has Become Fat Rap 5. A Mexican Story: 25 Bennies 6. A Tarnished Galahad 7. Get It Off The Ground Rap > 8. It's Good To Be God Rap > 9. Nirvana Army Rap > 10. The Butcher Is Back 11. Acid Test Graduation Announcement 12. Send Me To The Moon >Closing Rap
Credits on 10/2/66: Voices: Ken Kesey and Hugh Romney Guitar: Ken Kesey Violin: Dale Kesey Organ: Jerry Garcia Engineering: Steve Newman, Ken Kesey, Mountain Girl
DISC THREE: S.F. State U Acid Test (pt. 2)/Graduation Jam
The San Francisco State Acid Test Whatever It Is Festival San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA October 2, 1966 1. Ken Kesey's dialogue (isolated remix)
Merry Prankster Sound Collage Sequences October 2, 1966 2. Prankster Music/Sound Collage #1(sequence 1) 3. Kesey Rap > Prankster Music/Sound Collage #2 (sequence 2) 4. Prankster Sound Collage #3 > Prankster Raga(sequence 3) Prankster Recordings broadcast over the P.A.
End of Whatever It Is Festival October 2, 1966 5. Closing Jam 6. Prankster Electronics
Acid Test Graduation Jam Winterland, San Francisco, CA October 31, 19667. Jam Session (musicians unknown) from The World Of Acid film soundtrack
Disc Four: Related Recordings
Neal Cassady & The Warlocks 1965 1. Speed Limit studio recording/Prankster production tape circa late 1965 Straight Theater, Haight Street, San Francisco, CA July 23, 1967 2. Neal Cassady Raps (backed by The Dead) recording released as a flexi-disc in the 1st printing of The Dead Book
Acid Tests Production Reel 3. Jerry Garcia commentary with Acid Test audio 710 Haight Street House, San Francisco, CA summer 1967 4. - 6. Jerry Garcia one hour interview about music, drugs, politics and social changes circa 1967
compilation and package by Alan Bershawshn discs by TaWNote 1: I split the 1h Jerry interview on disc 4 into 3 smaller pieces (a-c).Note 2: The shn-tracks for audio disc 4 are split between shn-discs 2 and 3!

Disc Five: Supplementary CD#1 [74:04]The Watts Acid Test February 12, 1966Youth Opportunities Center, Compton, CA
01. Who Cares Rap (Pigpen, Weir, etc.) [6:08}
The Pico Acid Test March 12, 1966 (EXPANDED VERSION)Danish Center, Los Angeles, CA
02. Viola Lee Blues [11:54]03. One Kind Favor [4:19]04. I Know You Rider [2:41] 05. You See A Broken Heart [3:18] 06. It's A Sin [4:47] 07. Beat It On Down The Line [4:06] 08. Heads Up [6:17] 09. Next Time You See Me [5:04]10. unknown blues instrumental[8:15] - might be Death Don?t also (Tony Middleton)???11. Death Don't Have No Mercy [6:03] 12. Midnight Hour [11:06] Notes:The 8th song, previously notated as "unknown instrumental" on Deadlists, is a cover of Freddy King's "Heads Up." The 9th tune, previously listed as "The Same Thing (instrumental)," is definitely NOT that song. Although it is astandard blues and sounds similar at the beginning, closer listening makes it pretty obvious that it is an entirely different song, title unknown. The Viola Lee Blues on this expanded version is a different version than on theprevious three song version of Pico Acid Test. This is an ongoing mystery, although it should be said that both versions are worth having.

Disc Six: [41:56]Supplementary CD#2 - San Francisco State Acid Test (alternate version)"Whatever It Is" Festival October 2, 1966San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CAStereo Control Room Master (rec. 4:00AM - 6:00AM)Source(s) unknown, this has different lineage, and some different edits to the "intact" version. Specifically some contemorary (Tomorrow show '81?) interviews are spliced in, and the sound collages towards the end are presented in a different sequence.
01. Jerry Garcia intro 0:2002. A Mexican Story: 25 Bennies 3:4103. Get It Off The Ground Rap 9:3204. It's Good To Be God Rap 2:4005. Nirvana Army Rap 0:5206. The Butcher Is Back 3:1407. Acid Test Graduation Announcement 1:2908. Send Me To The Moon 1:2209. Jerry Garcia interview 0:4010. Sound Collage 3:4311. Ken Kesey Interview 0:2212. Sound Collage #2 9:5813. Jerry Garcia Interview 0:1914. Music / Sound Collage #1 2:1415. Ken Kesey Interview 0:1516. Sound Collage 1:15

The Maiden Voyage

The journey of a million musical notes starts with the first show off my first hard drive. I have a total seven hard drives that are full to the brim of music. I have been an avid collector of music, mostly jam music, but there are the strange and unusual things in the collection as well. The purpose of this blog is to chronicle what is on my hard drives as I play them all in succession.

If I could sum up the underlying passion for this project, it would go back to a conversation I had with a roommate back in 1989. After coming home from a taping session at fellow Dead Head's home ( we had six decks going at the time dubbing many tapes), he asked me, "When, if ever, are you going to listen to all that music?"

That question has haunted me for many years. For the past 5 years, I have had an unquenchable appetite for all this music that has been availble on the internet through P2P sites and Live Music Archive. I would like to say that all of the music I talk about here I will freely share with anybody that asks. Just email me and we can arrange things.

Now to the Music:

The first show is: Grateful DeadJanuary-February 1966 ??"The Viola Lee rehearsals"
unknown generation soundboard cassette
single disc (47:01)01 02:31 talk & tunings - "It's just Weir and his ass-holed guitar"02 00:52 Viola Lee Blues #1 verse 1 - aborted03 01:33 Viola Lee Blues #2 verses 1 & 2 - aborted - "watch it pig! b, man, b"04 01:09 talk & tunings05 00:14 Viola Lee Blues #3 with harmonica - aborted06 01:26 discussions07 01:28 Viola Lee Blues #4 with organ verse 1 & harmonica - aborted08 01:44 tape playback? more talk09 01:48 Viola Lee Blues #5 verse 1 - "same verse again" - verse 1 - aborted10 00:34 Phil comments11 01:29 Viola Lee Blues #6 verses 1 & 2 - aborted12 00:25 more discussions13 02:44 Viola Lee Blues #7 verses 1 & 2 & 3 - then stopped14 02:06 talk & tunings - "that's tasty" - "let's just play"15 00:16 Viola Lee Blues #8 verse 1 - aborted16 02:53 talk & wild comments & confusion17 00:27 Viola Lee Blues #9 verses 2 & 3 - aborted18 03:57 more talk - "I think you're against us" - "Pigpen's a conspiracy"19 03:39 "You may know by ..." passage repeated20 15:37 Viola Lee Blues #10 verses 1 & 2 & 3 ; jam ; tape cuts
This is a wonderful piece of Dead rehearsal tape that I have not seen circulating in the digital realm.

Show two: Grateful Dead Total time 56:36
1. She's On The Road Again 2. Next Time You See Me 3. I Know You Rider 4. Hey Little One 5. Cold Rain & Snow 6. King Bee > 7. Caution 8. Stealin' //
Note: tracks 1-8 are reportedly from 2/25/66 Ivar Theater, Los Angeles.
9. Stealin'
Note: track 9 From late summmer 66.
10. Good Morning, Lil' School Girl > 11. You Don't Love Me > 12. Good Morning, Lil' School Girl
Note: Tracks 10-12 from mid-to-late 66
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