1973-11-03 [Sat]

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Jerry Garcia - electric guitar, vocals
Merl Saunders - keyboards
John Kahn - electric bass
Bill Vitt - drums
Martin Fierro - saxophone, flute
Average Song Gap
3.5
Set 1
Gap Analysis
Name Notes Lead Vocals Last Next
After Midnight Jerry Garcia 1 13
Expressway (To Your Heart) > Instrumental 4 3
Jam > Instrumental 10 21
Merl's Tune
  • Final known performance
  • Instrumental 7 last
    Someday Baby Jerry Garcia 1 2
    I Second That Emotion Jerry Garcia 2 1
    Set 2
    Gap Analysis
    Name Notes Lead Vocals Last Next
    Mystery Train Jerry Garcia 2 1
    My Funny Valentine Instrumental 1 1
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    Notes
  • This was advertised as OAITW, but Rex & Betty's tapes with this date are clearly JGMS. The 11/2/73 KG listing suggests there was a last minute change. As of June 2020, we list this as Bill Vitt's last JGMS gig. This is not certain. We know Kreutzmann played the next show (11/5) and was regular from January through September 1974. We are interpolating to reach this result. Same goes for Martin - he shows up here and is basically present until the demise of the Legion of Mary in mid-1975.
  • JGMF: After Midnight: JGMS, November 3, 1973, Keystone, Berkeley
  • My Funny Valentine is in fact the last tune of the show, followed by Garcia saying. "Well, it's closin' time in Berkeley, everybody. Thanks a lot for comin' by and all that." Due to the tape cuts it is possible the music is missing from before Mystery Train?
  • listing: [contra: OAITW] Hayward Daily Review, October 26, 1973, p. 34
  • mention: Staska and Mangrum 19731102;
  • listing: [contra: OAITW] "Scenedrome," Berkeley Barb, November 2-8, 1973, p. 17
  • Historical
  • Garcia's last known performance with Bill Vitt
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