Showing posts with label ISO. Show all posts
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Sunday, July 01, 2018

True Confessions in Hartford

In November 1977 and January 1978, Relix published a two-part interview with Garcia. I am looking for copies of these interviews. Anyone got 'em? Your list gets mine.

Hall, John. 1977, 1978. Jerry Garcia: True Confessions in Hartford, parts 1 and 2. Relix vol 4, n.6 (November 1977), pp. 20-24 and January 1978.


While I am at it, I have a long list of sources I am looking for, which follows the jump.

Update:

RoG and LIA have both provided tons of help - thanks gents!

Let me here just ask about a few particular publications.

The Aquarian - anyone familiar with this? Looks like a New Jersey alt-weekly, around since 1969. There must be some Dead and Jerry content in there.

Good Times - this is the Long Island entertainment paper, not the San Francisco Good Times (counterculture newspaper). The New York version looks very promising from the two pieces I list below, both ex post accounts or reviews of Garcia shows. Looks like it has been around since 1970. I'd love to gain access to a trove of these, older than what I find online.

Friday, November 17, 2017

Picture of the Murdering Punks at the Inn

A little piece in the from the Santa Rosa Press-Democrat on the tenth anniversary of the Inn of the Beginning in Cotati notes that "A picture spread in the Pacific Sun featured Jerry Garcia and the New Riders of the Purple Sage playing there in their early days". Great - now I *have* to track that down.

! ref: Jensen, Sophia. 1978. Inn celebrates its beginning. Press-Democrat (Santa Rosa, CA), September 29, p. 1B.

Sunday, October 15, 2017

Cotati Cabaret magazine

Just read that the Cotati Cabaret was doing a magazine (much as its Cotati plaza neighbor, the Inn of the Beginning, had done) in 1979 that was getting a print run of 15k. If anyone has a stash of these somewhere, I would love to consult them.

! ref: Mason, Clark. 19790413a. Life is a Cabaret in Cotati. Press-Democrat (Santa Rosa, CA), April 13, 1979, pp. 1B, 10B.

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

The One and only book of Dead lists, 1974-1985

Does anyone have a hard copy of this that they might consider scanning? ["Have rare vintage lists to trade"!?!? :)]? Better, anyone have a scanned copy?

Best, anyone have , or know anyone who might have, a hard copy that they'd be willing to part with?

I'd like to add this to the JGMF archives, study it, etc.! TIA.

Here is the Library of Congress Catalog information:

The One and only book of Dead lists, 1974-1985.


LC control no.:
86108037
LCCN permalink:
Type of material:
Book (Print, Microform, Electronic, etc.)
Main title:
The One and only book of Dead lists, 1974-1985.
Published/Created:
[Wayne, Pa.] (30 Deepdale Rd., Wayne 19087) : [Other Half Productions, 1985]
Related names:
Other Half Productions (Wayne, Pa.)
Description:
132 leaves ; 28 cm.
Notes:
Cover-title.
Subjects:
Grateful Dead (Musical group)
Concert programs.
Rock music --United States --Bibliography
LC classification:
ML42 .A366 1985