official-release
Musicians
Jerry Garcia - electric guitar (lead), vocals
Bill Kreutzmann - drums, perc
Bob Weir - electric guitar (rhythm), vocals
Donna Jean Godchaux - vocals
Keith Godchaux - keyboards
Phil Lesh - electric bass, vocals
Jerry Garcia - electric guitar (lead), vocals
Bill Kreutzmann - drums, perc
Bob Weir - electric guitar (rhythm), vocals
Donna Jean Godchaux - vocals
Keith Godchaux - keyboards
Phil Lesh - electric bass, vocals
Released As
Dave's Picks Volume 02
(missing Seastones)
Set 1:
Scarlet Begonias , Me And My Uncle , Brown Eyed Women , Beat It On Down The Line , Mississippi Half Step > It Must Have Been The Roses , Mexicali Blues , Row Jimmy , Jack Straw , China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider , Around And Around
Scarlet Begonias , Me And My Uncle , Brown Eyed Women , Beat It On Down The Line , Mississippi Half Step > It Must Have Been The Roses , Mexicali Blues , Row Jimmy , Jack Straw , China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider , Around And Around
Set 2:
Bertha , Big River , Eyes Of The World > China Doll , Promised Land , Ship Of Fools , Weather Report Suite Prelude > Weather Report Suite Part 1 > Let It Grow
Bertha , Big River , Eyes Of The World > China Doll , Promised Land , Ship Of Fools , Weather Report Suite Prelude > Weather Report Suite Part 1 > Let It Grow
Set 3:
Seastones [1] , El Paso , Ramble On Rose , Greatest Story Ever Told , To Lay Me Down , Truckin' > Mind Left Body Jam [2] > Spanish Jam > Wharf Rat , U.S. Blues , One More Saturday Night
Seastones [1] , El Paso , Ramble On Rose , Greatest Story Ever Told , To Lay Me Down , Truckin' > Mind Left Body Jam [2] > Spanish Jam > Wharf Rat , U.S. Blues , One More Saturday Night
Encore:
Uncle John's Band
Uncle John's Band
[1] With Ned Lagin on electric piano and synthesizer
[2] Light Into Ashes blogger describes this MLB Jam: "Garcia rips into the Mind Left Body chords; it's a long, bouncy, upbeat version, and Garcia doesn't want to let go, so he continues it with a kind of quasi-Mind Left Body variation for a while, playing almost Chuck Berry-style. Finally the band slows down and Garcia turns on his 'watery' tone, seemingly laid-back until they start sliding into the Spanish jam - this becomes pretty remarkable, as Garcia plays a 'tiger' while the rest of the band is doing the Spanish jam! Then they go back into the Mind Left Body jam again briefly, before settling into Wharf Rat. There were only two shows in which the Spanish and Mind Left Body jams were combined like this." The other time this occurred was 10/17/74, with the Spanish Jam coming before the MLB Jam.
[2] Light Into Ashes blogger describes this MLB Jam: "Garcia rips into the Mind Left Body chords; it's a long, bouncy, upbeat version, and Garcia doesn't want to let go, so he continues it with a kind of quasi-Mind Left Body variation for a while, playing almost Chuck Berry-style. Finally the band slows down and Garcia turns on his 'watery' tone, seemingly laid-back until they start sliding into the Spanish jam - this becomes pretty remarkable, as Garcia plays a 'tiger' while the rest of the band is doing the Spanish jam! Then they go back into the Mind Left Body jam again briefly, before settling into Wharf Rat. There were only two shows in which the Spanish and Mind Left Body jams were combined like this." The other time this occurred was 10/17/74, with the Spanish Jam coming before the MLB Jam.
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