Grateful Dead Live at Kezar Stadium on 1973-05-26

Contents
Set 1


The Promised Land
Deal
Jack Straw
Tennessee Jed
The Race Is On
Sugaree
Mexicali Blues
Row Jimmy
Looks Like Rain
They Love Each Other
Playing In The Band

Set 2


Here Comes Sunshine
El Paso
Loser
Beat It On Down The Line
You Ain't Woman Enough
Box Of Rain
China Cat Sunflower ->
Jam I Know You Rider
Big River
Bertha
Around And Around

Set 3


Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo
Me And My Uncle
He's Gone ->
Truckin' ->
The Other One Jam ->
Phil And Billy ->
Bass Solo ->
Phil And Billy ->
The Other One ->
Eyes Of The World ->
China Doll
Sugar Magnolia

Encore

Casey Jones
Description
* Sound Forge peak normalization to 98%.
* Tuning between songs has been preserved and
is found at the end of the tracks.
* Reel changes in Row Jimmy (3:33), China Cat (3:17), and The Other One (4:49)

timle@riobrain.net




notes from trailmix 3-18-07:
Project WBOTB
these shns were SBE fixed (by set), decoded to wav, and encoded to flac16 (level 6). the process was repeated, resulting in identical .wavs.
although the original shns were created in late 2001, they've not circulated and they aren't listed in the database.
major thanks to the WBOTB crew for putting this together. especially Tim, who got me the discs so i could tidy them up for mass consumption.
Extent
245
Accession Number
gd1973-05-26.sbd.cantor.diebert.83438.sbeok.flac16
Archival Resource Key
ark:/38305/g4td9zct

Comments

Gene Taback

If one zooms in on the map to Kezar stadium you give several links to the 1973-05-26 Dead concert. These are all labeled "Fan Tape." I thought, "Wow," because the only actual tape made by a fan known to exist is mine which is used to patch the soundboard to make the collectable complete version of this concert for Dead collectors (shnid 83535). So I listen to Row Jimmy on all 5 versions of "Fan Tapes" you link. They're all the same Bettyboard with the gap at 3:31. Questions: Is it your convention to list Dead soundboards as "Fan Tapes?" Why list the same one so many times? Coincidence: I received one of the first graduate degrees ever awarded by UCSC; MA in History in 1972, a year before I recorded this concert. So I used my UCSC education well! Regards, Gene Taback

Mar 25, 2013