| Band | Grateful Dead | ||
| Venue | Studio Rehearsal | ||
| Location | Unknown, Unknown | ||
| Date | ??/??/66 - Saturday | posters | tickets, passes & laminates |
| One | Who Do You Love | ||
| Comments | This is often listed as 3/6/66 or March '66. The actual date is unknown. | ||
| Recordings |
10 SB. Master recording source(s): 10inch Master Ree1@15ips 1/2trk |
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| Band | Grateful Dead | ||
| Venue | Unknown Venue | ||
| Location | Unknown, Unknown | ||
| Date | ??/??/66 - Saturday | posters | tickets, passes & laminates |
| One | Good Morning Little Schoolgirl [8:02] > You Don't Love Me [5:54] > Good Morning Little Schoolgirl [6:46#] | ||
| Comments | Circulates as 02/12/66, but is unknown. Jeff Tiedrich: a mutual friend asked Dick Latvala if he could shed any additional light on the above material and Dick answered that this was from a 7" reel that came out of a box that was only labeled "Longshoreman's." No date or any other information. Transcribed by Teddy GoodBear from 'The taping Compendium': According to Vault archivist Dick Latvala, the material here comes from two different seven-inch reel boxes, the Pigpen rap in an unlabeled one, the other marked "Longshoreman's #1," with no other information. The intriguing thing is that both tapes have identical ambiences, and Bobby's comment has the same ambience and feel as the segment with Pigpen's rap. Owsley "Bear" Stanley: the box labeled "Longshoreman's" would have been the shows we did with Loading Zone in late April 66, after the return to SF from LA. | ||
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21 FM. This segment was aired On David Gans's 'Grateful Dead Hour' #388 And circulates In FM-SBD. The very end of Good Morning Little Schoolgirl cuts off with A (minor?) portion missing. Master recording source(s): 10inch Master Ree1@15ips 1/2trk |
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| Band | Grateful Dead | ||
| Venue | Studio Rehearsal | ||
| Location | Unknown, Unknown | ||
| Date | ??/??/66 - Saturday | posters | tickets, passes & laminates |
| One | Viola Lee Blues ; Cardboard Cowboy | ||
| Comments | Multiple versions of Viola Lee Blues with Pigpen and Weir trying lead vocals. Also Cardboard Cowboy. Probably from January or February '66. Dick Latvala - According to DeadLists Digests #534: ftp://gdead.berkeley.edu/pub/gdead/set-lists/DEADLIST_PROJECT/digest-archive/v01.n534 , when reading comments of 07/03/66: Dick Latvala has crossed out "it's a good thing" and written "MESS UP a GOOD tHING CARDBOARD COWBOY". Is this the real name of the song we call "Cardboard Cowboy"? Or did Dick forget to put a comma after 'Mess Up a Good thing' and the next song would be 'Carboard Cowboy'? SEE (7/3/66). Owsley "Bear" Stanley: I do not recall there ever being any song called "Cardboard Cowboy". I cannot imagine what song the reference is to. | ||
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60 SB. Master recording source(s): 10inch Master Ree1@15ips 1/2trk |
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| Contributors | Jeff Tiedrich |
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| Band | Grateful Dead | ||
| Venue | Scorpio studio outtakes(?) | ||
| Location | Unknown, Unknown | ||
| Date | ??/??/66 - Saturday | posters | tickets, passes & laminates |
| One | Lindy ; Alice D. Millionaire | ||
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| Recordings |
10 SB. (See 2/5/66 And 6/??/66). Master recording source(s): 10inch Master Ree1@15ips 1/2trk |
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| Contributors | David Sorochty |
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| Band | Grateful Dead | ||
| Venue | Unknown Venue | ||
| Location | Unknown, Unknown | ||
| Date | ??/??/66 - Saturday | posters | tickets, passes & laminates |
| One | Smokestack Lightning ; Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks) ; The Same Thing | ||
| Comments | DeadBase III called this "Avalon 9/17/66". It was removed from subsequent editions. Other sources list this as: Late 1966 or early 1967. Owsley "Bear" Stanley: '66 is too early for Smokestack Lightning. | ||
| Recordings |
20 SB. Caution (the beginning is missing) And the Same Thing (cuts off). Master recording source(s): 10inch Master Ree1@15ips 1/2trk |
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| Band | Grateful Dead | ||
| Venue | Unknown Venue | ||
| Location | Unknown, Unknown | ||
| Date | ??/??/66 - Saturday | posters | tickets, passes & laminates |
| One | Stealin' ; Same Thing | ||
| Comments | From the Vintage and Historic Dead LPs. Found on "9/16/66" tapes recorded off vinyl. See "9/11/66" also. Venue: Avalon (?) or Fillmore(?). | ||
| Recordings |
15 SB (LP). Master recording source(s): 10inch Master Ree1@15ips 1/2trk |
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| Contributors | Teddy GoodBear |
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| Band | Grateful Dead | ||
| Venue | Unknown Venue | ||
| Location | Unknown, Unknown | ||
| Date | ??/??/66 - Saturday | posters | tickets, passes & laminates |
| One | Me And My Uncle (1) | ||
| Comments | (1) David Sorochty: Me and My Uncle is often found as filler on circulating cassettes, of 12/1/66, *twice* after Alice D. Millionaire. They begin Me and My Uncle and play it for a minute or two and then it gets all messed up and they come to a stop. They screwed it up and Jerry explains "We can't agree where this is gonna go" or something close to that. After some confusion they begin Me and My Uncle again and this time they play it to completion. Neither the false start rendition or the one which comes to a finish are duplication of the set 3 Me and My Uncle which is part of the 12/1/66 show. In addition, this little clip is not duplication of any other currently (1998) circualting 1966 or early 1967 show. Its source and exact date of origin remains unknown. | ||
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Master recording source(s): 10inch Master Ree1@15ips 1/2trk |
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| Contributors | David Sorochty |
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| Caretaker | Send an email with updates | ||