I have made an updated post on this fileset. This one is deprecated.
http://db.etree.org/shn/100404/
Not much time to get very elaborate, but a little more detail on this fileset.
OLD AND IN THE WAY
The Boarding House
960 Bush Street
San Francisco, CA
Monday, April 16, 1973
First Set
Disc Time 49:35
t01 (1) [0:06] Goin' To The Races [2:24] [0:17]
t02 Tragic Romance [3:40] [0:12]
t03 Katie Hill [3:27] [0:09]
t04 The Willow Garden [4:57] [0:34]
t05 'Til The End Of The World Rolls 'Round [2:25] [0:11]
t06 band introductions [1:19]
t07 Pig In A Pen [2:36] [0:05]
t08 Panama Red [2:17] (2) [1:43]
t09 Lonesome L.A. Cowboy [4:25] [0:36]
t10 Hard Hearted [2:30] [0:51] (3)
t11 Wild Horses [4:37] [0:27]
t12 Lost [3:22] [0:15]
t13 stage banter (4) -> Blue Mule false start [1:22]
t14 Blue Mule [4:36] [0:12]
Source: SBD > ? > WBAI-FM Broadcast > SAE-2 Receiver > Sony DTC-670.
Transfer: MFD > Sony D10P > Coax SPDIF > Audiophile 2496 > Wavelab > R8Brain > CD-Wave > TLH > FLAC 1644. Transfer by Andrew F. 08/2009
Notes: The DAT was recorded from the WBAI Morning Dew radio program on 07/31/1999 during their JG birthday special. Pitch is correct on this recording (ID-18422 is approx 90 cents slow). There's some low end fuzziness, and other minor FM artifacts in the recording.
Lineup:
Jerry Garcia - banjo, vocals;
David Grisman - mandolin, vocals;
John Kahn - bass;
Peter Rowan - guitar, vocals;
Richard Greene - fiddle.
JGMF:
! I love that you can hear the band talking things over between tunes, though wish we could hear just a little bit better!
! t01. (1) DG: "We're gonna go to the races, folks."
! t05. DG sings a few verses of Til the End of the World Rolls Around
! t08. JG is singing echo refrain of "Panama Red" during chorus ... I don't remember hearing this.
! t08. (2) DG: "You folks sound like you're havin' a good time tonight."
! t09. JG's solo @ 2:15 of Lonesome LA Cowboy is just not very good.
! t10. (3) DG: "Here's a tune that may be familiar to most of you."
! t13. (4) DG: "We're gonna have a big gospel portion on our second set. That's what we're deciding right now. So stick around and get your r'l'gion. ... We're gonna take a short leave of absence ... right after this next song."
I have recently connected various dots and discovered that 960 Bush Street was the address of a San Francisco recording studio called Coast Recorders. I was confused because the operation (Coast Recorders) moved to Mission Street when they took over Mercury Studios in 1969. I don't think that the Dead recorded at Coast, but the Charlatans and others did.
ReplyDeleteI know that Coast was in the basement of the building, and I recall that the Boarding House was on a lower floor, possibly underground, but I don't know if they were literally the same place.