Jerry Garcia and Merl Saunders 1975-06-22 [Sun]
Garcia's first known performance with Greg Errico
Musicians
Jerry Garcia
- electric guitar, vocals
John Kahn - electric bass
Martin Fierro - saxophone, flute
Merl Saunders - keyboards, vocals
John Kahn - electric bass
Martin Fierro - saxophone, flute
Merl Saunders - keyboards, vocals
Setlist
Set 1
Think [1] , Valdez In The Country [2] , Last Train From Poor Valley [2] , I Feel Like Dynamite [3] , I Second That Emotion [4] , That's Alright Mama [3]
Think [1] , Valdez In The Country [2] , Last Train From Poor Valley [2] , I Feel Like Dynamite [3] , I Second That Emotion [4] , That's Alright Mama [3]
Set 2
After Midnight [5] , Wondering Why [2] , Tough Mama [3] , My Problems Got Problems [3] , How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) [4]
After Midnight [5] , Wondering Why [2] , Tough Mama [3] , My Problems Got Problems [3] , How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) [4]
[1] Final known performance (by JGMS) next known performance on 1975-07-05 by LOM
[2] Final known performance
[3] Final known performance (by JGMS) next known performance on 1975-07-04 by LOM
[4] Final known performance (by JGMS) next known performance on 1975-07-06 by LOM
[5] Final known performance (by JGMS) next known performance on 1976-02-13 by JGB
[2] Final known performance
[3] Final known performance (by JGMS) next known performance on 1975-07-04 by LOM
[4] Final known performance (by JGMS) next known performance on 1975-07-06 by LOM
[5] Final known performance (by JGMS) next known performance on 1976-02-13 by JGB
Also Appearing
Paul Pena
Notes
- Despite various evidence showing the band as Legion of Mary (contract [also naming Tutt], calendar, listing, ad), better information shows Errico on the skins (albeit as Gregg [sic] Ricero [sic]) and the band as JGMS (from Rex's tape box notations, which carefully differentiated the bands). I don't know where Ronnie might have been. There was no Elvis gig, but maybe he was on vacation or in bed with a cold.
- The second tune has traveled as "Favela", but it is indeed VITC - thanks to Nick for pointing this out. The tune is done slower than usual and it KILLS.
- JGMF: The Tutt Rule: JGMS at the Keystone, June 22, 1975
- ads: San Francisco Sunday Examiner and Chronicle Datebook, June 8, 1975, p. 29 | San Francisco Sunday Examiner and Chronicle Datebook, June 22, 1975, p. 27
Recordings
YouTube Audio