1969-06-11 Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck

California Hall, San Francisco, CA

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Tom Constanten - keyboards
Bob Weir - guitar, vocals
Jerry Garcia - guitar
Phil Lesh - bass
John Dawson - guitar, vocals
Peter Grant - pedal steel guitar
David Nelson - guitar, autoharp, vocals

Set 1:
Let It Be Me [1] , Silver Threads And Golden Needles [2] , Mama Tried [3] , Cathy's Clown [3] , Me And My Uncle [4] , Slewfoot [3] , Dire Wolf [5] , Games People Play [3] , The Race Is On [3] , Green Green Grass Of Home [6]

Set 2:
Tiger By The Tail [1] , I've Just Seen A Face [1] , All I Have To Do Is Dream [1] , Wabash Cannonball [1] , Railroading Across The Great Divide [1]

[1] Only known performance
[2] Only known performance (by Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck) last known performance 1969-04-26 by GD
[3] Only known performance (by Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck) and first time played by any act
[4] Only known performance (by Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck) last known performance 1969-06-08 by GD
[5] Only known performance (by Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck) last known performance 1969-06-07 by GD
[6] Only known performance (by Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck) last known performance 1969-05-31 by GD

Set 1		Gap Analysis
Name	Notes	Lead Vocals	Last	Next
Let It Be Me	Only known performance		first	last
Silver Threads And Golden Needles	Only known performance (by Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck) last known performance 1969-04-26 by GD	Bob Weir	first	last
Mama Tried	Only known performance (by Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck) and first time played by any act		first	last
Cathy's Clown	Only known performance (by Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck) and first time played by any act		first	last
Me And My Uncle	Only known performance (by Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck) last known performance 1969-06-08 by GD		first	last
Slewfoot	Only known performance (by Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck) and first time played by any act	Bob Weir	first	last
Dire Wolf	Only known performance (by Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck) last known performance 1969-06-07 by GD	Jerry Garcia	first	last
Games People Play	Only known performance (by Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck) and first time played by any act	John Dawson	first	last
The Race Is On	Only known performance (by Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck) and first time played by any act		first	last
Green Green Grass Of Home	Only known performance (by Bobby Ace and the Cards from the Bottom of the Deck) last known performance 1969-05-31 by GD	Bob Weir	first	last

Set 2		Gap Analysis
Name	Notes	Lead Vocals	Last	Next
Tiger By The Tail	Only known performance		first	last
I've Just Seen A Face	Only known performance		first	last
All I Have To Do Is Dream	Only known performance		first	last
Wabash Cannonball	Only known performance		first	last
Railroading Across The Great Divide	Only known performance		first	last

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Notes

comments by attendee Terry Nails to LIA "I remember the California Hall gig fairly well because I went there with Bobby and you are correct that they did mostly country covers. unfortunately however, I've never been much of a country music fan so I didn't really pay much attention to what they were playing. ... I remember Jerry being at the California hall gig because of an amusing incident that happened backstage. Neither Bob or I smoked pot, but we always rolled our own cigarettes. We both used to smoke target tobacco. I had just finished hand rolling a cigarette when Bobby came off the stage. I had just lit it when he asked me for a drag of it. (It was not uncommon to share a cigarette with somebody back in those days.) Anyway, Jerry stepped up and intercepted it before I could hand it to him and thinking it was a joint took a huge hit off of it. Needless to say he wasn't particularly happy when he found out it wasn't a joint. At the time I felt pretty bad about it, but in hindsight it was pretty funny. I do remember Jerry playing steel guitar during that period and the banjo playing that I remember may have been at the Matrix."

dead.net: California Hall - June 11, 1969

lostlivedead: Grateful Dead/Jerry Garcia Tour Itinerary June 1969

ref: McNally 2002, 321;

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