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Other artist(s): Jefferson Airplane. To see the concert art: http://www.pompano.net/~goodbear/concert_art/07_15-17_66.html to listen to the show using "Real Audio": http://www.deadradio.com/vshow/terrapin0619.ram http://sugarmegs.org/ram/gd7-17-66.ram Bill Graham introduces the band before Viola Lee Blues: "The oldest juveniles in the state of California: the Grateful Dead." Viola Lee Blues timing includes the [0:07] 'intro'. When the 'intro' occurred seems to be in debate. Some say the 2nd set, others say after two songs and others what we have listed above. David Gans, as indicated below, seems to say that what is listed above as set 2 comes first on the tapes he found and that it is the tail end of set 1. David Gans posted to r.m.gd about these shows: Subject: Re: Can't get much older than this! From: David Gans Date: 1997/03/20 Message-Id: <3330FCDE.5EF@well.com> Newsgroups: rec.music.gdead this is all accurate. I digitized these shows from master reels that an old friend had in his garage for years. There's a #I Know You Rider at the start of that 7/17 set, and there was another 7/17 tape that was unusable because of damage to the reel. There is also a nice long Cream Puff War from the end of the first set of 7/16... David Gans posted to -- MESSAGE gdh.v001.n144.11 ---: From: David Gans Subject: 7/16-17/66 Date: tue, 16 Sep 1997 14:12:48 7/16/66: #He Was a Friend of Mine, Cream Puff War, ~Bill Graham intro, Viola Lee Blues, Don't Ease Me In, Pain in My Heart, Minglewood, Sittin' on top of the World, You Don't Have to Ask, Cold Rain and Snow, Good Morning Little Schoolgirl, It's All Over Now Baby Blue, Dancing in the Streets# 7/17/66? Date unknown: (Date unknown.15ips. Tape curl causes dropouts in R channel): #Big Boss Man, Cold Rain and Snow, It's All Over Now Baby Blue, Cream Puff War, King Bee, Stealin', Dancin' in the Streets# (Date unknown.15ips.) -> this part is in circulation: #I Know You Rider, Big Boss Man, Standing on the Corner, Beat it on Down the Line, in the Pines, Cardboard Cowboy, Nobody's Fault But Mine, Next time You See Me, He Was a Friend of Mine# Teddy GoodBear: Since it does not make sense that a 'Graham intro' occurred 2 songs in or at the start of the 2nd set; here is what I think this is: 7/16/66?: ~Bill Graham intro, Viola Lee Blues, Don't Ease Me In, Pain in My Heart, Minglewood, Sittin' on top of the World, You Don't Have to Ask, Cold Rain and Snow, Good Morning Little Schoolgirl, It's All Over Now Baby Blue, Dancing in the Streets#, (same show con't. or previous date) #I Know You Rider, Big Boss Man, Standing on the Corner, Beat it on Down the Line, in the Pines, Cardboard Cowboy, Nobody's Fault But Mine, Next time You See Me, He Was a Friend of Mine# (same show con't.) #He Was a Friend of Mine, Cream Puff War. 7/1?/66?: #Big Boss Man, Cold Rain and Snow, It's All Over Now Baby Blue, Cream Puff War, King Bee, Stealin', Dancin' in the Streets#." David Sorochty: Actually, this is most of set 2 of this show. One additional song from set 1 (#He Was a Friend of Mine before Cream Puff War [GDH #501]) and one more song from set 2 (Dancin# follows Baby Blue) are on the reels David Gans got from his friend, but are not listed in DeadBase and do not circulate. Midnight Hour which DeadBase lists as the version with Joan Baez & Mimi Farina is not on these reels. This Midnight Hour was previously listed as being 8/7/66. See listing for "9/11/66" for more info. DeadBase X [under 'Tape timings']: After Viola Lee Blues -- Phil: "That was a song about jail. This is a song about... well... No, it's a funny song." Before You Don't. Have to Ask -- Jerry: "Any of you folks right in the first few rows here have a match?" Phil: "Oh here."
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