1975-01-21 [Tue]

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Garcia's first known performance with Gaylord Birch

Keystone, Berkeley, CA

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Jerry Garcia and Merl Saunders
Martin Fierro - saxophone, flute
Jerry Garcia - electric guitar, vocals
Merl Saunders - keyboards
Gaylord Birch - drums
Substitute Musicians
Tony Saunders - electric bass (subbed for John Kahn)

Partial Set 1:
Harder They Come

Set 2:
When I Die [1] , Pennies From Heaven [2] , Boogie On Reggae Woman [3] , Wondering Why , How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)

[1] First known performance
[2] Only known performance (by JGMS) and first time played by any act next known performance on 1975-02-28 by LOM
[3] First known performance (by JGMS) last known performance on 1974-12-28 by LOM
Run
JGMS - Keystone Berkeley January 1975
Also Appearing
Paul Pena
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Notes
  • This material circulates as 7/21/74, but this is the correct dating. The only memo in the history of the Institute for Jerry Garcia Studies establishes this beyond any reasonable doubt - what one of us calls ε. GD Archives had receipts showing that Betty bought a bunch of tape at Morrison's in Bereley this date. See "Financial: RR: Purchase Orders, 1975-1976" Grateful Dead Archive, Special Collections, UC Santa Cruz, MS.332.ser. 2, box 73, folder 8.
  • JGMF: Pennies From Heaven: Listening to the Tape Known as JGMS 7/21/74
  • listing: San Francisco Examiner, January 21, 1975, p. 20
  • Nick: Jan 21-22, 1975 - or, the case of '7/21-22/74'
  • JGMF: JGMS: 'July 21-22', 1974, Keystone, Berkeley, CA | JGMS January 21-22, 1975, Keystone, Berkeley
  • All the billings and tapes say Jerry Garcia and Merl Saunders, but this is one where reversing the order could be justified, as this is some flavor of Aunt Monk / Merl Saunders Band.
    • Mislabeled As
    1974-07-21
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