| Band |
Grateful Dead |
| Venue |
The Matrix |
| Location |
San Francisco,
CA
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| Date |
12/1/1966 - Thursday |
posters
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tickets, passes & laminates |
| One |
Minglewood Blues [3:36] ; Betty And Dupree [5:01] ; Next Time You See Me [3:39] ; I Know You Rider [3:58] ; Big Boss Man [3:51] ; One Kind Favor [5:23] ; Alice D. Millionaire [2:48] ; Cream Puff War [9:11] |
| Two |
You Don't Love Me [4:15] ; Beat It On Down The Line [2:29] ; It Hurts Me Too [4:34] ; On The Road Again [2:26] ; Yonder's Wall (1) [#4:01] ; My Own Fault [6:59] ; Down So Long [3:30] ; Cold Rain And Snow [2:56] ; Viola Lee Blues [15:02] |
| Three |
Deep Elem Blues [#4:49] ; Something On Your Mind [5:04] ; Big Boy Pete [3:04] ; Death Don't Have No Mercy [9:41] ; Lindy [2:59] ; Dancin' In The Street [11:14] ; Me And My Uncle (2) [4:11] |
| Comments |
(1) With unidentified special guest. (2) Merry-Go-Round Broke Down tuning [0:27] after Me and My Uncle. Other artist(s): Jerry Pond. To see the Concert Art: http://www.pompano.net/~goodbear/concert_art/11_28_66.html thayer Jennings: Again, this is obviously more than a single show. The only exception to DeadBase X -- I didn't list the (1st set) Me & My Uncle (between Alice D. Millionaire and Cream Puff War) -- my tape flips after Alice D.M... side B begins with Cream Puff War -- so I can't tell what (if anything) might be between them. David Sorochty: Me and My Uncle is often found as filler on circulating cassettes *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 this 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. Right before they begin the 3rd set Jerry says something like "this is the last set of out last appearance on a thurday at The Matrix" or something close to that.
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| Recordings |
142 SB. The complete list circulates In SBD. The very beginning of Yonder's Wall is clipped with perhaps 3-5 secs missing. The very beginning of Deep Elem Blues is clipped with an indeterminate portion missing.
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| Contributors |
Jeff Tiedrich , Thayer Jennings , Teddy GoodBear , David Sorochty , Adrian M. Johnson , "The Art Of Rock" book - Fillmore: The Last Days bo |
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