1977-02-05 [Sat] Late

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Campbell Hall, UC Santa Barbara, Goleta, CA

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Jerry Garcia - electric guitar, vocals
John Kahn - electric bass
Ron Tutt - drums, vocals
Keith Godchaux - keyboards, vocals
Donna Jean Godchaux - vocals
Guest Musicians
redacted (complete show) - electric guitar
Maria Muldaur (complete show) - vocals

Complete Show:
I'll Take A Melody , They Love Each Other , Knockin' On Heaven's Door , The Way You Do The Things You Do , The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down , Midnight Moonlight , Tore Up Over You , Tangled Up In Blue

Encore:
My Sisters And Brothers
Average Song Gap
2.11
Show
 Gap Analysis
Name Notes Lead Vocals Last Next
I'll Take A Melody Jerry Garcia 2 1
They Love Each Other Jerry Garcia 3 1
Knockin' On Heaven's Door Jerry Garcia 2 1
The Way You Do The Things You Do Jerry Garcia 2 1
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down Jerry Garcia 2 4
Midnight Moonlight Jerry Garcia 2 2
Tore Up Over You Jerry Garcia 2 1
Tangled Up In Blue Jerry Garcia 2 1
Encore
 Gap Analysis
Name Notes Lead Vocals Last Next
My Sisters And Brothers Jerry Garcia 2 13
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Notes
  • Sue: "Benefit ($1,000 promotional expense -- money loaned by Garcia Band to be repaid.) Promoter to pay all travel expenses incurred by J.G. Band and Crew for this engagement." That last bit is funny. I still don't think they're careful enough -- you don't want to commit to pay the expenses of the J.G. Band and Crew under any circumstances. I am sure they could wipe you out in a heartbeat. NB that the travel group was three couples: Keith and Donna Jean Godchaux, John Kahn and Maria Muldaur, and Jerry Garcia and Deborah Koons (!). Tutt and redacted traveled separately from LA. Contract signed by "Bob Saenz/Band Aid".
  • Proceeds to go to Red Wind Foundation. Grandfather Semu Huate was founder of benficiary, still directing at this time: "Red Wind Foundation and inter-tribal and inter-racial community on 160 acres near San Luis Obispo California, a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the cultural and religious heritage of the Chumash and other American Indians." The ad makes no mention of a benefit, it's your standard campus event ad. The Mayem exante says the show was only approved on 1/19, and does mention the Indian angle. The picture caption from the day of the show identifies "Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead" - I had seen this on an earlier SB show and thought it odd, and I still think it odd here.
  • exante: Mayem 1977
  • previews: Kamhi 1977; "Garcia," Daily Nexus (U.C. Santa Barbara), February 3, 1977, p. 10
  • ad: Daily Nexus, February 4, 1977, p. 6
  • caption: "Garcia to Perform," Santa Barbara News-Press, February 5, 1977, p. C15
  • JGMF: JGB in Chumash Country: Campbell Hall, UCSB, February 5, 1977
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    Weather
    High: 71.0 °F
    Low: 39.8 °F
    Moonphase: 0.56
    Clear conditions throughout the day.
    Show Certainty
    Confirmed
    Setlist Certainty
    Confirmed
    Time
    10:30 PM
    Ticket Price
    $5.50 / $6.50
    Sellout
    Yes
    In Attendance
    866
    Gross
    $5,349.00