Grateful Dead

Night #1, 3/12/71. The first show features a Done Somebody Wrong that rivals the official release! The Liz Reed that follows has that questionable tenor - it wasn't time yet. But You Don't Love Me smokes!!! The second show starts with three contenders for the official release, but it's Done Somebody Wrong that hits the note! The second half of the You Don't Love Me that follows a tenor marred Liz Reed features Duane's most famous note, Dickey killin' it and the famous "play all night" shout out. The following Whipping Post could have been used for the official release, but as we all know, the 2nd show from night #2 has the one. And then the first of two Hot 'Lantas. I love this stuff!!!

I would think there has to be usable 67 material in the vault.
LET IT OUT!!!
That stuff is nice 'n raw and PSYCHEDELIC!!!

9/3/67 very nice! Wonder if there’s a tape in the vault? Guessing since Phil used MH on Phil Zone there could be…
9/4/67 all 6 minutes of Caution>FB
9/15/67 Good Show, so so aud tape. Listenable if you consider period factors
10/31/67 currently. Sounds like a good show but audio is sub par
Yes I skipped ahead so I can compare the big official releases etc for fry yay finale….
Mañana

Hey Doc, thanks for the So-crates reminder. Took Intro. to Philosophy as an undergrad elective. Figured it would be an easy, blow-off class. Boy, was I wrong. Spent more time with that than the classes in my major.
Currently listening to the John Mayer’s Grateful Dead Listening Party on Sirius. People really had a cow when Dead and Co. started. I think he fit in really well. He's a cool dude, and definitely talks like a Head. Check it out if you have Sirius. Sundays at 9 and replay on-demand.

Hey rockers!!!

Paperwork day, no dead guys for me. So today----Little Feat. Mainly the early studio stuff followed by live LA 8/28/71 and Paul's Mall 4/1/73. Some great stuff there. Saw them many times back in the day, while Lowell was still around. Always interesting and fun shows......

Next up---"This Is Just An Experiment" Department. Wanted to see how long I could go without listening to 1971 Grateful Dead. LOL made it almost a month so far, surviving on 1968-1970 Dead and lots of classic rock (especially the Floyd, we were huge Floyd fans back then)......

The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear.......

Rock on,

Doc
Let him that would move the world first move himself.....

A while ago I was saying that the ETR box had left some nuggets out. In particular the end of 4/27/71 (uncle John’s>lovelight) Well I pulled out “ ladies and gentlemen, the Grateful Dead” and there it was….one of my favorite luv lites. Shows what I know !
And for now:
Flying Burrito Bros. N. Hollywood 6/8/69…hot burrito #2
GD. Toronto8/4/67……….alligator…smokin hot
Paris 10/28/90. Maggie’s Farm
Cheers ya’all…..less than 2 weeks till spring!

....Live At Winchester Cathedral, Redwood City, CA. 3.26.67. High Moon vinyl release.
Need more of this.
Following this up with Fillmore West 3.1.69, because of peer pressure. More pressure! I can take it.
Thanks peers!

12/16/78

Time for that mini Box to get Plangentized and pressed to vinyl.
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Burnout,
Yes, I read before on the interwebs that some members of the band went to see Dark Side Of The Moon.

1979