Jerry Garcia
- electric guitar (lead), vocals
Bill Kreutzmann
- drums, perc
Bob Weir
- electric guitar (rhythm), vocals
Mickey Hart
- drums, perc
Phil Lesh
- electric bass, vocals
Ron McKernan
- organ, vocals Tom Constanten
- keyboards
timings by C. Callaghan based on shnid 4992
Notes [track length]:
1. Banter & Tuning Jam [02:13] Jam portion 00:33-01:25
? (off mic) "There's gold here!(?)"
Jerry "Who's got the hammer?"
Phil "The Bungo Straits, 1942..." (spoken during the jam portion)
Jerry "Nine(?) doesn't work. Oh, it seems to work you guys."
Phil "Wooowoooowah..."
Jerry "The last time we were here, it was a colossal disaster. This time it'll be worse. We we've been doing what we can to make it worse."
Bobby (responding to someone) "Hahaha...is that gonna make it worse?"
Jerry (off mic) "It's not gonna make it better."
Jerry "Whatever you say, man."
Bobby "We gotta start with something good to make it bad."
(Jerry says something off mic)
Bobby "Otherwise it can't be (?)"
Jerry "Ok."
Bobby "Appreciate."
Mickey? "Arghhhh!"
2. Morning Dew [09:19]
3. Tuning [00:20] splice @ 00:09
4. Schoolgirl [10:06] Pigpen "Thank you."
5. Banter [00:38] (indecipherable)
6. Doin' That Rag [06:26] indecipherable banter after song
7. Dark Star > [21:13]
8. St. Stephen > [05:09] drum fill after "...spills"
9. William Tell Bridge > [01:09] splice @ 01:09
10. / The Eleven > [06:44] recording picks up during pre-verse segment
11. DDHNM [09:36]
12. Tuning [00:25] splice @ 00:11
13. Love Light > [01:23]
14. Drums > [00:20]
15. Love Light [20:36] splice @ 04:08 with quality reduction after ; short drum segment 05:51-06:00; Pigpen "Thank you."; Bobby "Thank you."
deadessays: Deadbase Corrections "The show was originally scheduled for 4/19, but moved back a day because the Dead’s equipment had not arrived yet." |1969 Show List
Several sections of this tape shared on The Tapers Section: 2009-04-20, 2013-02-18.
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