Archive for the ‘Avalon Ballroom’ Tag
1969: The Year Of the Pig
This is the first of a three night run at the Avalon. All three nights are available on the Internet Archive but this is the best recorded and best played night of the three. A lot of Dead Heads love this show, but the first two songs are not the best versions the band has done of these two songs. Things get down to business with the third track. Lovelight and Dark Star –> St. Stephen –> The Eleven form the core of the set and the image of the band visa 1969.
The Internet Archive tape poster notes:
This show was broadcast live on KPFA-FM Berkeley.
The FM broadcast, from which the circulating tape derives, cuts in during Good Morning Schoolgirls.
There seems to be some confusion about the location of LoveLight in this set. Some place it as here as the Opener of the second set, while other sources list it as the closer of that set. Seem like the position listed here is correct. Pigpen will leave the band for health reasons in August, 1971. He was 23 years old when the Avalon set was played.
A bit of history is in order here. The ‘Summer of Love’ was long over. The Woodstock event is five months in the future when this concert was played. The Manson Family LSD murders took place in August, 1969.
Avalon Ballroom: 1969-04-04
- 01 10:47 Good Morning Little School Girl Listen
- 02 06:34 Doin’ That Rag Listen
- 03 02:05 Cryptical Envelopement-> Listen
- 04 00:17 Drums-> Listen
- 05 08:54 The Other One-> Listen
- 06 08:57 Cryptical Envelopement-> Listen
- 07 07:56 Death Don’t Have No Mercy Listen
- 08 22:56 Lovelight Listen
- 09 20:21 Dark Star-> Listen
- 10 05:08 Saint Stephen-> Listen
- 11 11:31 The Eleven-> Listen
- 12 03:08 Feedback Listen
The Grateful Dead Lived On The 600 Block of Haight Street In San Francisco
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The Grateful Dead – The 1979 Tapes On The Internet Archive
The Internet Archive’s Grateful Dead is a great collection of concert tapes. There are over 2,000 unique concerts. There are multiple recordings of most concerts. This series attempts to provide a simple interface to this collection by selecting one recording for each concert on a given date. Preference is given to tapes processed by the great Charlie Miller and sound board tapes. Not all shows are well recorded but the there are great moments here. Dig in and enjoy! You didn’t have to be there. Good Luck.
- Grateful Dead Members During the 1970’s
- Jerry Garcia
- Bob Weir
- Phil Lesh
- Bill Kreutzmann
- Ron “Pigpen” McKernan (Left in June, 1972)
- Mickey Hart (Left in Febuary, 1971 and rejoins in October 1974 for the duration)
- Keith Godchaux (Joins In October, 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Donna Godchaux – (Joins In March 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Brent Mydland (Joins in April 1979 and left in July 1990)
The Grateful Dead In The 1970 – From The Hippie Cowboys of 1970 to the Jazz Age
While the core Grateful Dead members (Garcia, Weir, Lesh & Kreutzmann) remain members through out the 1970’s there were several changes in the band line up during this time. PigPen left the band in ill health in 1972. Keith Godchaux joined that same year on key boards (primarily on a concert Grand piano but also on a Hammond B3 organ). His wife Donna joined as a vocalist that same year. Both of the Gordchaux’s left the band in Febuary, 1979. Brent Mydland joined the band as a key board player and vocalist in April 1979). Micky Hart (whose father controversially manager the band for a while) left the band under a cloud in 1971 but later rejoined in 1974. This decade began with signature songs such as Truckin’, Me & My Uncle and Jack Straw. The Grateful Dead Movie (1972) solidified the band’s image in the public mind. Later in the decade the band sound changed considerably. The massive Scarlet Begonias –> Fire On The Mountain –> Estimated Prophet was perfected on stage and redefined the band. The colorful marital discord and unhealthy lifestyle choices of the Godchaux (and Jerry and Bob’s search for a different (more electric and funk oriented) keyboard sound lead to the Godchaux leaving the band and Brent Mydland joining the band in 1979.
In This Series:
Additional details of the Internet Archive Collection and how these lists were generated can be found here.
My blogs on individual Grateful Dead show can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Dark Star performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Scarlet Begonia -> Fire On The Mountain performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
1979-00-00 – Go to Heaven Sessions – Betty Cantor’s Rough Mixes Listen
1979-01-05 – The Spectrum Listen
1979-01-07 – Madison Square Garden Listen
1979-01-08 – Madison Square Garden Listen
1979-01-10 – Nassau Coliseum Listen
1979-01-11 – Nassau Coliseum Listen
1979-01-12 – The Spectrum Listen
1979-01-14 – Utica Memorial Coliseum Listen
1979-01-15 – Springfield Civic Center Listen
1979-01-17 – Veterans’ Memorial Coliseum Listen
1979-01-18 – Providence Civic Center Listen
1979-01-20 – Shea’s Theatre Listen
1979-01-21 – Masonic Temple Listen
1979-02-03 – Market Square Arena Listen
1979-02-04 – Dane County Coliseum Listen
1979-02-07 – SIU Arena, University Of Souther Illinois Listen
1979-02-09 – Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Hall Listen
1979-02-10 – Soldier’s And Sailors Memorial Hall Listen
1979-02-11 – Kiel Auditorium Listen
1979-02-17 – Oakland Coliseum Arena Listen
1979-04-16 – Unknown studio Listen
1979-04-22 – Spartan Stadium – San Jose State University Listen
1979-05-03 – Charlotte Coliseum Listen
1979-05-04 – Hampton Coliseum Listen
1979-05-05 – Baltimore Civic Center Listen
1979-05-07 – Allan Kirby Field House Listen
1979-05-08 – Recreation Hall – Penn State University Listen
1979-05-09 – Broome County Arena Listen
1979-05-11 – Billerica Forum Listen
1979-05-12 – Alumni Stadium, University of Massachusetts Listen
1979-05-13 – Cumberland County Civic Center Listen
1979-06-28 – Sacramento Memorial Auditorium Listen
1979-06-30 – Portland International Raceway Listen
1979-07-01 – Seattle Center Coliseum Listen
1979-08-04 – Oakland Auditorium Arena Listen
1979-08-05 – Oakland Auditorium Listen
1979-08-12 – Red Rocks Ampitheater Listen
1979-08-13 – McNichols Arena Listen
1979-08-14 – McNichols Arena Listen
1979-08-31 – Glens Falls Civic Center Listen
1979-09-01 – Holleder Memorial Stadium Listen
1979-09-02 – Augusta Civic Center Listen
1979-09-04 – Madison Square Garden Listen
1979-09-05 – Madison Square Garden Listen
1979-09-06 – Madison Square Garden Listen
1979-10-24 – Springfield Civic Center Arena Listen
1979-10-25 – New Haven Coliseum Listen
1979-10-27 – Cape Cod Coliseum Listen
1979-10-28 – Cape Cod Coliseum Listen
1979-10-31 – Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum Listen
1979-11-01 – The Nassau Coliseum Listen
1979-11-02 – Nassau Coliseum Listen
1979-11-04 – Civic Center Listen
1979-11-05 – Spectrum Listen
1979-11-06 – The Spectrum Listen
1979-11-08 – Capitol Center Listen
1979-11-09 – Buffalo Auditorium Listen
1979-11-10 – Chrisler Arena Listen
1979-11-23 – Golden Hall, Community Concourse Listen
1979-11-24 – Golden Hall, Community Concourse Listen
1979-11-25 – Pauly Pavillion Listen
1979-11-29 – Cleveland Public Auditorium Listen
1979-11-30 – Stanley Theatre Listen
1979-12-01 – Stanley Theatre Listen
1979-12-03 – Uptown Theater Listen
1979-12-04 – Uptown Theater Listen
1979-12-05 – Uptown Theater Listen
1979-12-07 – Indiana Convention Center Listen
1979-12-09 – Kiel Auditorium Listen
1979-12-10 – Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Auditorium Listen
1979-12-11 – Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall Listen
1979-12-26 – Oakland Auditorium Listen
1979-12-27 – Oakland Auditorium Arena Listen
1979-12-28 – Oakland Auditorium Arena Listen
1979-12-30 – Oakland Auditorium Arena Listen
1979-12-31 – Oakland Auditorium Listen
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The Grateful Dead – The 1978 Tapes On The Internet Archive
The Internet Archive’s Grateful Dead is a great collection of concert tapes. There are over 2,000 unique concerts. There are multiple recordings of most concerts. This series attempts to provide a simple interface to this collection by selecting one recording for each concert on a given date. Preference is given to tapes processed by the great Charlie Miller and sound board tapes. Not all shows are well recorded but the there are great moments here. Dig in and enjoy! You didn’t have to be there. Good Luck.
- Grateful Dead Members During the 1970’s
- Jerry Garcia
- Bob Weir
- Phil Lesh
- Bill Kreutzmann
- Ron “Pigpen” McKernan (Left in June, 1972)
- Mickey Hart (Left in Febuary, 1971 and rejoins in October 1974 for the duration)
- Keith Godchaux (Joins In October, 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Donna Godchaux – (Joins In March 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Brent Mydland (Joins in April 1979 and left in July 1990)
The Grateful Dead In The 1970 – From The Hippie Cowboys of 1970 to the Jazz Age
While the core Grateful Dead members (Garcia, Weir, Lesh & Kreutzmann) remain members through out the 1970’s there were several changes in the band line up during this time. PigPen left the band in ill health in 1972. Keith Godchaux joined that same year on key boards (primarily on a concert Grand piano but also on a Hammond B3 organ). His wife Donna joined as a vocalist that same year. Both of the Gordchaux’s left the band in Febuary, 1979. Brent Mydland joined the band as a key board player and vocalist in April 1979). Micky Hart (whose father controversially manager the band for a while) left the band under a cloud in 1971 but later rejoined in 1974. This decade began with signature songs such as Truckin’, Me & My Uncle and Jack Straw. The Grateful Dead Movie (1972) solidified the band’s image in the public mind. Later in the decade the band sound changed considerably. The massive Scarlet Begonias –> Fire On The Mountain –> Estimated Prophet was perfected on stage and redefined the band. The colorful marital discord and unhealthy lifestyle choices of the Godchaux (and Jerry and Bob’s search for a different (more electric and funk oriented) keyboard sound lead to the Godchaux leaving the band and Brent Mydland joining the band in 1979.
In This Series:
Additional details of the Internet Archive Collection and how these lists were generated can be found here.
My blogs on individual Grateful Dead show can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Dark Star performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Scarlet Begonia -> Fire On The Mountain performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
1978-01-06 – Swing Auditorium Listen
1978-01-07 – Golden Hall – San Diego Community Concourse Listen
1978-01-08 – Golden Hall – San Diego Community Concourse Listen
1978-01-10 – Shrine Auditorium Listen
1978-01-11 – Shrine Auditorium Listen
1978-01-13 – Arlington Theater Listen
1978-01-14 – Bakersfield Memorial Auditorium Listen
1978-01-15 – Selland Arena Listen
1978-01-17 – Sacramento Memorial Auditorium Listen
1978-01-18 – Stockton Civic Auditorium Listen
1978-01-22 – McArthur Court, U of Oregon Listen
1978-01-30 – Uptown Theater Listen
1978-01-31 – Uptown Theater Listen
1978-02-01 – Uptown Theatre Listen
1978-02-03 – Dane County Coliseum Listen
1978-02-04 – Milwaukee Auditorium Listen
1978-02-05 – Uni Dome, U of Northern Iowa Listen
1978-04-06 – Curtis Hixon Convention Hall Listen
1978-04-07 – Sportatorium Listen
1978-04-08 – Veterans Memorial Coliseum Listen
1978-04-10 – Fox Theater Listen
1978-04-11 – Fox Theater Listen
1978-04-12 – Cameron Indoor Stadium Listen
1978-04-14 – Cassell Coliseum – Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Listen
1978-04-15 – William And Mary Hall – College Of William And Mary Listen
1978-04-16 – Huntington Civic Center Listen
1978-04-18 – Pittsburgh Civic Arena Listen
1978-04-19 – Veterans Memorial Auditorium Listen
1978-04-21 – Rupp Arena Listen
1978-04-22 – Nashville Municipal Auditorium Listen
1978-04-24 – Horton Field House – Illinois State University Listen
1978-05-05 – The Thompson Arena, Dartmouth College Listen
1978-05-06 – Patrick Gymnasium – University of Vermont Listen
1978-05-07 – Field House – Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Listen
1978-05-09 – Onongada County War Memorial Listen
1978-05-10 – Veterans’ Memorial Coliseum Listen
1978-05-11 – Springfield Civic Center Arena Listen
1978-05-13 – The Spectrum Listen
1978-05-14 – Providence Civic Center Listen
1978-05-16 – Uptown Theater Listen
1978-05-17 – Uptown Theater Listen
1978-06-04 – Campus Stadium – University Of California Listen
1978-06-25 – Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon Listen
1978-07-01 – Arrowhead Stadium Listen
1978-07-03 – St. Paul Civic Center Arena Listen
1978-07-05 – Omaha Civic Auditorium Listen
1978-07-07 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre Listen
1978-07-08 – Red Rocks Ampitheatre Listen
1978-08-01 – Studio (Shakedown Street Rehearsal) Listen
1978-08-18 – Studio Listen
1978-08-30 – Red Rocks Ampitheatre Listen
1978-08-31 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre Listen
1978-09-02 – Giants Stadium Listen
1978-09-13 – Sphinx Theatre Listen
1978-09-14 – Sphinx Theatre Listen
1978-09-15 – Sphinx Theatre Listen
1978-09-16 – Sphinx Theatre Listen
1978-10-17 – Winterland Arena Listen
1978-10-18 – Winterland Arena Listen
1978-10-20 – Winterland Arena Listen
1978-10-21 – Winterland Arena Listen
1978-10-22 – Winterland Arena Listen
1978-11-08 – Capitol Center Listen
1978-11-13 – Boston Music Hall Listen
1978-11-14 – Boston Music Hall Listen
1978-11-16 – Uptown Theater Listen
1978-11-17 – Rambler Room, Loyola College Listen
1978-11-18 – Uptown Theatre Listen
1978-11-20 – Cleveland Music Hall Listen
1978-11-21 – Community War Memorial Auditorium Listen
1978-11-23 – Capital Centre Listen
1978-11-24 – Capitol Theatre Listen
1978-11-25 – Veterans Coliseum Listen
1978-12-12 – Jai-Alai Fronton Listen
1978-12-13 – Curtis Hixon Convention Hall Listen
1978-12-15 – Boutwell Auditorium Listen
1978-12-16 – Nashville Municipal Auditorium Listen
1978-12-17 – Fox Theatre Listen
1978-12-19 – Memorial Coliseum, Mississippi State Fairgrounds Listen
1978-12-21 – The Summit Listen
1978-12-22 – Dallas County Convention Center Arena Listen
1978-12-27 – Golden Hall, Community Concourse Listen
1978-12-28 – Golden Hall – San Diego Community Concourse Listen
1978-12-30 – Pauley Pavilion – University of California Listen
1978-12-31 – Winterland Arena Listen
1978-20-22 – Winterland Ballroom Listen
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The Grateful Dead – The 1977 Tapes On The Internet Archive
The Internet Archive’s Grateful Dead is a great collection of concert tapes. There are over 2000 unique concerts. There are multiple recordings of most concerts. This series attempts to provide a simple interface to this collection by selecting one recording for each concert on a given date. Preference is given to tapes processed by the great Charlie Miller and sound board tapes. Not all shows are well recorded but the there are great moments here. Dig in and enjoy! You didn’t have to be there. Good Luck.
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- Grateful Dead Members During the 1970’s
- Jerry Garcia
- Bob Weir
- Phil Lesh
- Bill Kreutzmann
- Ron “Pigpen” McKernan (Left in June, 1972)
- Mickey Hart (Left in Febuary, 1971 and rejoins in October 1974 for the duration)
- Keith Godchaux (Joins In October, 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Donna Godchaux – (Joins In March 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Brent Mydland (Joins in April 1979 and left in July 1990)
The Grateful Dead In The 1970 – From The Hippie Cowboys of 1970 to the Jazz Age
While the core Grateful Dead members (Garcia, Weir, Lesh & Kreutzmann) remain members through out the 1970’s there were several changes in the band line up during this time. PigPen left the band in ill health in 1972. Keith Godchaux joined that same year on key boards (primarily on a concert Grand piano but also on a Hammond B3 organ). His wife Donna joined as a vocalist that same year. Both of the Gordchaux’s left the band in Febuary, 1979. Brent Mydland joined the band as a key board player and vocalist in April 1979). Micky Hart (whose father controversially manager the band for a while) left the band under a cloud in 1971 but later rejoined in 1974. This decade began with signature songs such as Truckin’, Me & My Uncle and Jack Straw. The Grateful Dead Movie (1972) solidified the band’s image in the public mind. Later in the decade the band sound changed considerably. The massive Scarlet Begonias –> Fire On The Mountain –> Estimated Prophet was perfected on stage and redefined the band. The colorful marital discord and unhealthy lifestyle choices of the Godchaux (and Jerry and Bob’s search for a different (more electric and funk oriented) keyboard sound lead to the Godchaux leaving the band and Brent Mydland joining the band in 1979.
In This Series:
Additional details of the Internet Archive Collection and how these lists were generated can be found here.
My blogs on individual Grateful Dead show can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Dark Star performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Scarlet Begonia -> Fire On The Mountain performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
1977-02-17 – Arista Studios Listen
1977-02-20 – Studio (Terrapin Station Outtakes) Listen
1977-02-26 – Swing Auditorium Listen
1977-02-27 – Robertson Gym, UC Santa Barbara Listen
1977-03-18 – Winterland Arena Listen
1977-03-19 – Winterland Arena Listen
1977-03-20 – Winterland Arena Listen
1977-04-22 – The Spectrum Listen
1977-04-23 – Springfield Civic Center Arena Listen
1977-04-25 – Capitol Theater Listen
1977-04-26 – Capitol Theater Listen
1977-04-27 – Capitol Theatre Listen
1977-04-29 – The Palladium Listen
1977-04-30 – The Palladium Listen
1977-05-01 – The Palladium Listen
1977-05-03 – The Palladium Listen
1977-05-04 – The Palladium Listen
1977-05-05 – New Haven Coliseum Listen
1977-05-07 – Boston Garden Listen
1977-05-08 – Barton Hall Listen
1977-05-09 – Buffalo Memorial Auditorium Listen
1977-05-11 – St. Paul Civic Center Arena Listen
1977-05-12 – Auditorium Theatre Listen
1977-05-13 – Auditorium Theatre Listen
1977-05-15 – St. Louis Arena Listen
1977-05-17 – Memorial Coliseum Listen
1977-05-18 – Fox Theatre Listen
1977-05-19 – Fox Theatre Listen
1977-05-21 – Lakeland Civic Center Listen
1977-05-22 – The Sportatorium Listen
1977-05-25 – Mosque Listen
1977-05-26 – Baltimore Civic Center Listen
1977-05-28 – Hartford Civic Center Listen
1977-06-04 – The Forum Listen
1977-06-07 – Winterland Arena Listen
1977-06-08 – Winterland Arena Listen
1977-06-09 – Winterland Arena Listen
1977-09-03 – Raceway Park Listen
1977-09-28 – Paramount Theatre Listen
1977-09-29 – Paramount Theatre Listen
1977-10-01 – Paramount Theatre Listen
1977-10-02 – Paramount Theatre Listen
1977-10-06 – The Activity Center. Arizona State U Listen
1977-10-07 – University Arena (aka The Pit’) – University Of New Mexico Listen
1977-10-09 – McNichols Sports Arena Listen
1977-10-11 – Lloyd Noble Center – University of Oklahoma Listen
1977-10-12 – Manor Downs Listen
1977-10-14 – Hofheinz Pavilion Listen
1977-10-15 – Moody Coliseum – Southern Methodist University Listen
1977-10-16 – Louisiana State U Listen
1977-10-28 – Soldier’s And Sailors Memorial Hall Listen
1977-10-29 – Evans Field House – Northern Illinois University Listen
1977-10-30 – Assembly Hall – Indiana University Listen
1977-11-01 – Cobo Arena Listen
1977-11-02 – Field House – Seneca College Listen
1977-11-04 – Cotterell Gym – Colgate University Listen
1977-11-05 – Community War Memorial Auditorium Listen
1977-11-06 – Broome County Arena Listen
1977-12-27 – Winterland Arena Listen
1977-12-29 – Winterland Arena Listen
1977-12-30 – Winterland Arena Listen
1977-12-31 – Winterland Arena Listen
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The Internet Archive’s Grateful Dead is a great collection of concert tapes. There are over 2000 unique concerts. There are multiple recordings of most concerts. This series attempts to provide a simple interface to this collection by selecting one recording for each concert on a given date. Preference is given to tapes processed by the great Charlie Miller and sound board tapes. Not all shows are well recorded but the there are great moments here. Dig in and enjoy! You didn’t have to be there. Good Luck.
- Grateful Dead Members During the 1970’s
- Jerry Garcia
- Bob Weir
- Phil Lesh
- Bill Kreutzmann
- Ron “Pigpen” McKernan (Left in June, 1972)
- Mickey Hart (Left in Febuary, 1971 and rejoins in October 1974 for the duration)
- Keith Godchaux (Joins In October, 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Donna Godchaux – (Joins In March 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Brent Mydland (Joins in April 1979 and left in July 1990)
The Grateful Dead In The 1970 – From The Hippie Cowboys of 1970 to the Jazz Age
While the core Grateful Dead members (Garcia, Weir, Lesh & Kreutzmann) remain members through out the 1970’s there were several changes in the band line up during this time. PigPen left the band in ill health in 1972. Keith Godchaux joined that same year on key boards (primarily on a concert Grand piano but also on a Hammond B3 organ). His wife Donna joined as a vocalist that same year. Both of the Gordchaux’s left the band in Febuary, 1979. Brent Mydland joined the band as a key board player and vocalist in April 1979). Micky Hart (whose father controversially manager the band for a while) left the band under a cloud in 1971 but later rejoined in 1974. This decade began with signature songs such as Truckin’, Me & My Uncle and Jack Straw. The Grateful Dead Movie (1972) solidified the band’s image in the public mind. Later in the decade the band sound changed considerably. The massive Scarlet Begonias –> Fire On The Mountain –> Estimated Prophet was perfected on stage and redefined the band. The colorful marital discord and unhealthy lifestyle choices of the Godchaux (and Jerry and Bob’s search for a different (more electric and funk oriented) keyboard sound lead to the Godchaux leaving the band and Brent Mydland joining the band in 1979.
In This Series:
Additional details of the Internet Archive Collection and how these lists were generated can be found here.
My blogs on individual Grateful Dead show can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Dark Star performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Scarlet Begonia -> Fire On The Mountain performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
1976-05-28 – Unknown Venue Listen
1976-06-03 – Paramount Theatre Listen
1976-06-04 – Paramount Theatre Listen
1976-06-09 – Boston Music Hall Listen
1976-06-10 – Boston Music Hall Listen
1976-06-11 – Boston Music Hall Listen
1976-06-12 – Music Hall Listen
1976-06-14 – Beacon Theatre Listen
1976-06-15 – Beacon Theatre Listen
1976-06-17 – Capitol Theatre Listen
1976-06-18 – Capitol Theatre Listen
1976-06-19 – Capitol Theater Listen
1976-06-21 – The Tower Theatre Listen
1976-06-22 – The Tower Theatre Listen
1976-06-23 – Tower Theatre Listen
1976-06-24 – The Tower Theatre Listen
1976-06-26 – Auditorium Theatre Listen
1976-06-27 – Auditorium Theatre Listen
1976-06-28 – Auditorium Theatre Listen
1976-06-29 – The Auditorium Theatre Listen
1976-07-12 – Orpheum Theater Listen
1976-07-13 – Orpheum Theatre Listen
1976-07-14 – Orpheum Theatre Listen
1976-07-16 – Orpheum Theatre Listen
1976-07-17 – Orpheum Theatre Listen
1976-07-18 – Orpheum Theater Listen
1976-08-02 – Colt Park Listen
1976-08-04 – Roosevelt Stadium Listen
1976-09-23 – Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke U Listen
1976-09-24 – William and Mary College Hall Listen
1976-09-25 – Capital Centre Listen
1976-09-27 – Community War Memorial Auditorium Listen
1976-09-28 – Onondaga County War Memorial Listen
1976-09-30 – Mershon Auditorium, OSU Listen
1976-10-01 – Market Square Arena Listen
1976-10-02 – Riverfront Arena Listen
1976-10-03 – Cobo Arena Listen
1976-10-09 – Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Stadium Listen
1976-10-10 – Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Listen
1976-10-14 – Shrine Auditorium Listen
1976-10-15 – Shrine Auditorium Listen
1976-12-31 – Cow Palace Listen
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- Grateful Dead Members During the 1970’s
- Jerry Garcia
- Bob Weir
- Phil Lesh
- Bill Kreutzmann
- Ron “Pigpen” McKernan (Left in June, 1972)
- Mickey Hart (Left in Febuary, 1971 and rejoins in October 1974 for the duration)
- Keith Godchaux (Joins In October, 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Donna Godchaux – (Joins In March 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Brent Mydland (Joins in April 1979 and left in July 1990)
The Grateful Dead In The 1970 – From The Hippie Cowboys of 1970 to the Jazz Age
While the core Grateful Dead members (Garcia, Weir, Lesh & Kreutzmann) remain members through out the 1970’s there were several changes in the band line up during this time. PigPen left the band in ill health in 1972. Keith Godchaux joined that same year on key boards (primarily on a concert Grand piano but also on a Hammond B3 organ). His wife Donna joined as a vocalist that same year. Both of the Gordchaux’s left the band in Febuary, 1979. Brent Mydland joined the band as a key board player and vocalist in April 1979). Micky Hart (whose father controversially manager the band for a while) left the band under a cloud in 1971 but later rejoined in 1974. This decade began with signature songs such as Truckin’, Me & My Uncle and Jack Straw. The Grateful Dead Movie (1972) solidified the band’s image in the public mind. Later in the decade the band sound changed considerably. The massive Scarlet Begonias –> Fire On The Mountain –> Estimated Prophet was perfected on stage and redefined the band. The colorful marital discord and unhealthy lifestyle choices of the Godchaux (and Jerry and Bob’s search for a different (more electric and funk oriented) keyboard sound lead to the Godchaux leaving the band and Brent Mydland joining the band in 1979.
In This Series:
Additional details of the Internet Archive Collection and how these lists were generated can be found here.
My blogs on individual Grateful Dead show can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Dark Star performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Scarlet Begonia -> Fire On The Mountain performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
1975-02-28 – Bob Weir’s Studio Listen
1975-03-00 – Studio Listen
1975-03-17 – Ace’s (SNACK Rehearsal) Listen
1975-03-21 – Ace’s studio Listen
1975-03-23 – Kezar Stadium Listen
1975-03-26 – Ace’s Studio Listen
1975-04-02 – Ace’s Studio Listen
1975-04-17 – Ace’s Studio Listen
1975-06-05 – Club Front Listen
1975-06-07 – Bob Weir’s Studio Listen
1975-06-17 – Winterland Arena Listen
1975-07-07 – Ace’s Studio Listen
1975-08-13 – Great American Music Hall Listen
1975-09-28 – Lindley Meadows, Golden Gate Park Listen
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The Grateful Dead Concert Tapes On The Internet Archive
The Internet Archive’s Grateful Dead is a great collection of concert tapes. There are over 2,000 unique concerts. There are multiple recordings of most concerts. This series attempts to provide a simple interface to this collection by selecting one recording for each concert on a given date. Preference is given to tapes processed by the great Charlie Miller and sound board tapes. Not all shows are well recorded but the there are great moments here. Dig in and enjoy! You didn’t have to be there. Good Luck.
- Grateful Dead Members During the 1970’s
- Jerry Garcia
- Bob Weir
- Phil Lesh
- Bill Kreutzmann
- Ron “Pigpen” McKernan (Left in June, 1972)
- Mickey Hart (Left in Febuary, 1971 and rejoins in October 1974 for the duration)
- Keith Godchaux (Joins In October, 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Donna Godchaux – (Joins In March 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Brent Mydland (Joins in April 1979 and left in July 1990)
The Grateful Dead In The 1970 – From The Hippie Cowboys of 1970 to the Jazz Age
While the core Grateful Dead members (Garcia, Weir, Lesh & Kreutzmann) remain members through out the 1970’s there were several changes in the band line up during this time. PigPen left the band in ill health in 1972. Keith Godchaux joined that same year on key boards (primarily on a concert Grand piano but also on a Hammond B3 organ). His wife Donna joined as a vocalist that same year. Both of the Gordchaux’s left the band in Febuary, 1979. Brent Mydland joined the band as a key board player and vocalist in April 1979). Micky Hart (whose father controversially manager the band for a while) left the band under a cloud in 1971 but later rejoined in 1974. This decade began with signature songs such as Truckin’, Me & My Uncle and Jack Straw. The Grateful Dead Movie (1972) solidified the band’s image in the public mind. Later in the decade the band sound changed considerably. The massive Scarlet Begonias –> Fire On The Mountain –> Estimated Prophet was perfected on stage and redefined the band. The colorful marital discord and unhealthy lifestyle choices of the Godchaux (and Jerry and Bob’s search for a different (more electric and funk oriented) keyboard sound lead to the Godchaux leaving the band and Brent Mydland joining the band in 1979.
In This Series:
Additional details of the Internet Archive Collection and how these lists were generated can be found here.
My blogs on individual Grateful Dead show can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Dark Star performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Scarlet Begonia -> Fire On The Mountain performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
For my blogs on individual Grateful Dead show see here.
1974-02-22 – The Winterland Arena Listen
1974-02-23 – Winterland Arena Listen
1974-02-24 – Winterland Arena Listen
1974-03-23 – Cow Palace Listen
1974-05-12 – University of Nevada Listen
1974-05-14 – The Adams Field House, U of Montana Listen
1974-05-17 – P.N.E. Coliseum Listen
1974-05-19 – Portland Memorial Coliseum Listen
1974-05-21 – Edmundson Pavilion – University of Washington Listen
1974-05-25 – Campus Stadium, UC Santa Barbara Listen
1974-06-08 – The Coliseum Stadium Listen
1974-06-16 – Iowa State Fairgrounds Listen
1974-06-18 – Freedom Hall Listen
1974-06-20 – The Omni Listen
1974-06-22 – Jai-Alai Fronton Listen
1974-06-23 – Jai-Alai Fronton Listen
1974-06-26 – Providence Civic Center Listen
1974-06-28 – Boston Garden Listen
1974-06-30 – Civic Center Listen
1974-07-19 – Selland Arena Listen
1974-07-21 – Hollywood Bowl Listen
1974-07-25 – International Amphitheater Listen
1974-07-27 – Civic Center Listen
1974-07-29 – Capital Centre Listen
1974-07-31 – Dillon Stadium Listen
1974-08-04 – Civic Convention Hall Auditorium Listen
1974-08-05 – Philadelphia Civic Arena Listen
1974-08-06 – Roosevelt Stadium Listen
1974-09-09 – Alexandra Palace Listen
1974-09-10 – Alexandra Palace Listen
1974-09-11 – Alexandra Palace Listen
1974-09-14 – Olympiahalle Listen
1974-09-18 – Parc des Expositions Listen
1974-09-20 – Palais Des Sports Listen
1974-09-21 – Palais Des Sports Listen
1974-10-16 – Winterland Arena Listen
1974-10-17 – Winterland Arena Listen
1974-10-18 – Winterland Arena Listen
1974-10-19 – The Winterland Arena Listen
1974-10-20 – Winterland Arena Listen
1974-12-01 – Studio Listen
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The Grateful Dead Concert Tapes On The Internet Archive
The Internet Archive’s Grateful Dead is a great collection of concert tapes. There are over 2,000 unique concerts. There are multiple recordings of most concerts. This series attempts to provide a simple interface to this collection by selecting one recording for each concert on a given date. Preference is given to tapes processed by the great Charlie Miller and sound board tapes. Not all shows are well recorded but the there are great moments here. Dig in and enjoy! You didn’t have to be there. Good Luck.
- Grateful Dead Members During the 1970’s
- Jerry Garcia
- Bob Weir
- Phil Lesh
- Bill Kreutzmann
- Ron “Pigpen” McKernan (Left in June, 1972)
- Mickey Hart (Left in Febuary, 1971 and rejoins in October 1974 for the duration)
- Keith Godchaux (Joins In October, 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Donna Godchaux – (Joins In March 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Brent Mydland (Joins in April 1979 and left in July 1990)
The Grateful Dead In The 1970 – From The Hippie Cowboys of 1970 to the Jazz Age
While the core Grateful Dead members (Garcia, Weir, Lesh & Kreutzmann) remain members through out the 1970’s there were several changes in the band line up during this time. PigPen left the band in ill health in 1972. Keith Godchaux joined that same year on key boards (primarily on a concert Grand piano but also on a Hammond B3 organ). His wife Donna joined as a vocalist that same year. Both of the Gordchaux’s left the band in Febuary, 1979. Brent Mydland joined the band as a key board player and vocalist in April 1979). Micky Hart (whose father controversially manager the band for a while) left the band under a cloud in 1971 but later rejoined in 1974. This decade began with signature songs such as Truckin’, Me & My Uncle and Jack Straw. The Grateful Dead Movie (1972) solidified the band’s image in the public mind. Later in the decade the band sound changed considerably. The massive Scarlet Begonias –> Fire On The Mountain –> Estimated Prophet was perfected on stage and redefined the band. The colorful marital discord and unhealthy lifestyle choices of the Godchaux (and Jerry and Bob’s search for a different (more electric and funk oriented) keyboard sound lead to the Godchaux leaving the band and Brent Mydland joining the band in 1979.
In This Series:
Additional details of the Internet Archive Collection and how these lists were generated can be found here.
My blogs on individual Grateful Dead show can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Dark Star performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Scarlet Begonia -> Fire On The Mountain performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
1972-01-02 – Winterland Arena Listen
1972-03-05 – Winterland Arena Listen
1972-03-21 – Academy of Music Listen
1972-03-22 – Academy of Music Listen
1972-03-23 – Academy of Music Listen
1972-03-25 – Academy of Music Listen
1972-03-26 – Academy of Music Listen
1972-03-27 – Academy of Music Listen
1972-03-28 – Academy of Music Listen
1972-04-07 – Wembley Empire Pool Listen
1972-04-08 – Wembley Empire Pool Listen
1972-04-11 – Newcastle City Hall Listen
1972-04-14 – Tivolis Koncertsal Listen
1972-04-16 – Aarhus University Listen
1972-04-17 – Tivoli Gardens Listen
1972-04-21 – Beat Club Listen
1972-04-24 – Rheinhalle Listen
1972-04-26 – Jahrhunderthalle Listen
1972-04-29 – Musikhalle Listen
1972-05-03 – L’Olympia Listen
1972-05-04 – L’Olympia Listen
1972-05-07 – Bickershaw Festival Listen
1972-05-10 – Concertgebouw Listen
1972-05-11 – Rotterdam Civic Hall Listen
1972-05-13 – Lille Fairgrounds Listen
1972-05-16 – Theatre Hall Listen
1972-05-18 – Kongressaal – Deutsches Museum Listen
1972-05-23 – Strand Lyceum Listen
1972-05-24 – Strand Lyceum Listen
1972-05-25 – Strand Lyceum Listen
1972-05-26 – Strand Lyceum Listen
1972-06-17 – Hollywood Bowl Listen
1972-07-16 – Dillon Stadium Listen
1972-07-18 – Roosevelt Stadium Listen
1972-07-21 – Paramount Northwest Theater Listen
1972-07-22 – Paramount Northwest Theatre Listen
1972-07-25 – Paramount Theater Listen
1972-07-26 – Paramount Theater Listen
1972-08-12 – Sacramento Memorial Auditorium Listen
1972-08-20 – San Jose Civic Auditorium Listen
1972-08-21 – Berkeley Community Theater Listen
1972-08-22 – Berkeley Community Theatre Listen
1972-08-24 – Berkeley Community Theatre Listen
1972-08-25 – Berkeley Community Theatre Listen
1972-08-27 – Old Renaissance Faire Grounds Listen
1972-09-03 – Folsom Field, U of Colorado Listen
1972-09-09 – Hollywood Palladium Listen
1972-09-10 – Hollywood Palladium Listen
1972-09-15 – Boston Music Hall Listen
1972-09-16 – Boston Music Hall Listen
1972-09-17 – Baltimore Civic Center Listen
1972-09-19 – Roosevelt Stadium Listen
1972-09-21 – The Spectrum Listen
1972-09-23 – Palace Theater Listen
1972-09-24 – Palace Theatre Listen
1972-09-26 – Stanley Theatre Listen
1972-09-27 – Stanley Theatre Listen
1972-09-28 – Stanley Theatre Listen
1972-09-30 – American University Listen
1972-10-02 – Springfield Civic Center Listen
1972-10-09 – Winterland Arena Listen
1972-10-17 – Fox Theatre Listen
1972-10-18 – Fox Theater Listen
1972-10-19 – Fox Theatre Listen
1972-10-21 – Vanderbilt University Listen
1972-10-23 – Performing Arts Center Listen
1972-10-24 – Milwaukee Performing Arts Center Listen
1972-10-26 – Music Hall Listen
1972-10-27 – Veterans’ Memorial Hall Listen
1972-10-28 – Cleveland Public Hall Listen
1972-10-30 – Ford Auditorium Listen
1972-11-12 – Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Hall Listen
1972-11-13 – Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall Listen
1972-11-14 – Oklahoma City Music Hall Listen
1972-11-15 – Civic Center Music Hall Listen
1972-11-17 – Century II Convention Hall Listen
1972-11-18 – Hofheinz Pavilion – University of Houston Listen
1972-11-19 – Hofheinz Pavilion – University of Houston Listen
1972-11-22 – Austin Municipal Auditorium Listen
1972-11-24 – Dallas Memorial Auditorium Listen
1972-11-26 – San Antonio Civic Auditorium Listen
1972-12-10 – Winterland Arena Listen
1972-12-11 – Winterland Arena Listen
1972-12-12 – Winterland Arena Listen
1972-12-15 – Long Beach Arena Listen
1972-12-31 – Winterland Arena Listen
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The Grateful Dead Concert Tapes On The Internet Archive
The Internet Archive’s Grateful Dead is a great collection of concert tapes. There are over 2,000 unique concerts. There are multiple recordings of most concerts. This series attempts to provide a simple interface to this collection by selecting one recording for each concert on a given date. Preference is given to tapes processed by the great Charlie Miller and sound board tapes. Not all shows are well recorded but the there are great moments here. Dig in and enjoy! You didn’t have to be there. Good Luck.
- Grateful Dead Members During the 1970’s
- Jerry Garcia
- Bob Weir
- Phil Lesh
- Bill Kreutzmann
- Ron “Pigpen” McKernan (Left in June, 1972)
- Mickey Hart (Left in Febuary, 1971 and rejoins in October 1974 for the duration)
- Keith Godchaux (Joins In October, 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Donna Godchaux – (Joins In March 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Brent Mydland (Joins in April 1979 and left in July 1990)
The Grateful Dead In The 1970 – From The Hippie Cowboys of 1970 to the Jazz Age
While the core Grateful Dead members (Garcia, Weir, Lesh & Kreutzmann) remain members through out the 1970’s there were several changes in the band line up during this time. PigPen left the band in ill health in 1972. Keith Godchaux joined that same year on key boards (primarily on a concert Grand piano but also on a Hammond B3 organ). His wife Donna joined as a vocalist that same year. Both of the Gordchaux’s left the band in Febuary, 1979. Brent Mydland joined the band as a key board player and vocalist in April 1979). Micky Hart (whose father controversially manager the band for a while) left the band under a cloud in 1971 but later rejoined in 1974. This decade began with signature songs such as Truckin’, Me & My Uncle and Jack Straw. The Grateful Dead Movie (1972) solidified the band’s image in the public mind. Later in the decade the band sound changed considerably. The massive Scarlet Begonias –> Fire On The Mountain –> Estimated Prophet was perfected on stage and redefined the band. The colorful marital discord and unhealthy lifestyle choices of the Godchaux (and Jerry and Bob’s search for a different (more electric and funk oriented) keyboard sound lead to the Godchaux leaving the band and Brent Mydland joining the band in 1979.
In This Series:
Additional details of the Internet Archive Collection and how these lists were generated can be found here.
My blogs on individual Grateful Dead show can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Dark Star performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Scarlet Begonia -> Fire On The Mountain performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
1971-01-22 – Lane Community College Listen
1971-01-24 – Seattle Center Arena Listen
1971-02-18 – Capitol Theater Listen
1971-02-19 – Capitol Theater Listen
1971-02-20 – Capitol Theatre Listen
1971-02-21 – Capitol Theater Listen
1971-02-23 – Capitol Theater Listen
1971-02-24 – Capitol Theater Listen
1971-03-03 – Fillmore West Listen
1971-03-14 – Camp Randall Field House Listen
1971-03-18 – Fox Theatre Listen
1971-03-20 – University of Iowa Listen
1971-03-21 – Exposition Center Listen
1971-03-24 – Winterland Arena Listen
1971-04-04 – Manhattan Center Listen
1971-04-05 – Manhattan Center Listen
1971-04-06 – Manhattan Center Listen
1971-04-07 – Boston Music Hall Listen
1971-04-08 – Boston Music Hall Listen
1971-04-10 – East Hall, Franklin & Marshall College Listen
1971-04-12 – Civic Arena Listen
1971-04-13 – Catholic Youth Center Listen
1971-04-14 – Davis Gym, Bucknell University Listen
1971-04-15 – Allegheny College Listen
1971-04-17 – Dillon Gym, Princeton University Listen
1971-04-18 – Lusk Field House – State University Of New York Listen
1971-04-21 – Rhode Island Auditorium Listen
1971-04-22 – Bangor Municipal Auditorium Listen
1971-04-24 – Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke University Listen
1971-04-25 – Fillmore East Listen
1971-04-26 – Fillmore East Listen
1971-04-27 – The Fillmore East Listen
1971-04-28 – Fillmore East Listen
1971-04-29 – The Fillmore East Listen
1971-05-29 – Winterland Arena Listen
1971-05-30 – Winterland Arena Listen
1971-06-21 – Chateau d’Herouville Listen
1971-07-02 – Fillmore West Listen
1971-07-31 – Yale Bowl, Yale University Listen
1971-08-04 – Terminal Island Correctional Facility Listen
1971-08-05 – Hollywood Palladium Listen
1971-08-06 – Hollywood Palladium Listen
1971-08-14 – Berkeley Community Theater Listen
1971-08-15 – Berkeley Community Theater
1971-08-21 – Mickey Hart’s Barn Listen
1971-08-23 – Auditorium Theatre Listen
1971-08-26 – Gaelic Park Listen
1971-09-29 – Studio Rehearsals with Keith Godchaux Listen
1971-09-30 – Studio Listen
1971-10-01 – Studio Listen
1971-10-19 – The Northrop Auditorium, U. of Minn. Listen
1971-10-21 – Auditorium Theatre Listen
1971-10-22 – The Auditorium Theatre Listen
1971-10-23 – Eastown Theater Listen
1971-10-24 – Easttown Theatre Listen
1971-10-26 – The Palestra, U. of Rochester Listen
1971-10-27 – Onondaga War Memorial Listen
1971-10-29 – Allen Theatre Listen
1971-10-30 – Taft Auditorium Listen
1971-10-31 – Ohio Theatre Listen
1971-11-06 – Harding Theater Listen
1971-11-07 – Harding Theatre Listen
1971-11-11 – Atlanta Municipal Auditorium Listen
1971-11-12 – San Antonio Civic Auditorium Listen
1971-11-14 – Texas Christian University Listen
1971-11-15 – The Austin Municipal Auditorium Listen
1971-11-17 – Albuquerque Civic Auditorium Listen
1971-11-20 – Pauley Pavilion – University of California Listen
1971-12-01 – Boston Music Hall Listen
1971-12-02 – Boston Music Hall Listen
1971-12-04 – Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden Listen
1971-12-05 – Felt Forum – Madison Square Garden Listen
1971-12-06 – Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden Listen
1971-12-07 – Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden Listen
1971-12-09 – Fox Theatre Listen
1971-12-10 – Fox Theatre Listen
1971-12-14 – Hill Auditorium Listen
1971-12-15 – Hill Auditorium Listen
1971-12-31 – Winterland Arena Listen
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The Grateful Dead Concert Tapes On The Internet Archive
The Internet Archive’s Grateful Dead is a great collection of concert tapes. There are over 2,000 unique concerts. There are multiple recordings of most concerts. This series attempts to provide a simple interface to this collection by selecting one recording for each concert on a given date. Preference is given to tapes processed by the great Charlie Miller and sound board tapes. Not all shows are well recorded but the there are great moments here. Dig in and enjoy! You didn’t have to be there. Good Luck.
- Grateful Dead Members During the 1970’s
- Jerry Garcia
- Bob Weir
- Phil Lesh
- Bill Kreutzmann
- Ron “Pigpen” McKernan (Left in June, 1972)
- Mickey Hart (Left in Febuary, 1971 and rejoins in October 1974 for the duration)
- Keith Godchaux (Joins In October, 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Donna Godchaux – (Joins In March 1972 and left in Febuary, 1979)
- Brent Mydland (Joins in April 1979 and left in July 1990)
The Grateful Dead In The 1970 – From The Hippie Cowboys of 1970 to the Jazz Age
While the core Grateful Dead members (Garcia, Weir, Lesh & Kreutzmann) remain members through out the 1970’s there were several changes in the band line up during this time. PigPen left the band in ill health in 1972. Keith Godchaux joined that same year on key boards (primarily on a concert Grand piano but also on a Hammond B3 organ). His wife Donna joined as a vocalist that same year. Both of the Gordchaux’s left the band in Febuary, 1979. Brent Mydland joined the band as a key board player and vocalist in April 1979). Micky Hart (whose father controversially manager the band for a while) left the band under a cloud in 1971 but later rejoined in 1974. This decade began with signature songs such as Truckin’, Me & My Uncle and Jack Straw. The Grateful Dead Movie (1972) solidified the band’s image in the public mind. Later in the decade the band sound changed considerably. The massive Scarlet Begonias –> Fire On The Mountain –> Estimated Prophet was perfected on stage and redefined the band. The colorful marital discord and unhealthy lifestyle choices of the Godchaux (and Jerry and Bob’s search for a different (more electric and funk oriented) keyboard sound lead to the Godchaux leaving the band and Brent Mydland joining the band in 1979.
In This Series:
Additional details of the Internet Archive Collection and how these lists were generated can be found here.
My blogs on individual Grateful Dead show can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Dark Star performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
A list of all soundboard tapes of Scarlet Begonia -> Fire On The Mountain performances on the Internet Archive can be found here.
1970-00-00 – Studio Listen
1970-01-01 – Studio- Workingman’s Dead Outtakes Listen
1970-01-02 – Fillmore East (Early and Late Shows) Listen
1970-01-03 – Fillmore East Listen
1970-01-10 – Golden Hall – San Diego Community Concourse Listen
1970-01-16 – Springer’s Inn Portland Listen
1970-01-17 – Oregon State University Listen
1970-01-23 – Honolulu Civic Auditorium Listen
1970-01-24 – Honolulu Civic Auditorium Listen
1970-01-30 – The Warehouse Listen
1970-01-31 – The Warehouse Listen
1970-02-01 – The Warehouse Listen
1970-02-02 – Fox Theatre Listen
1970-02-04 – Family Dog at the Great Highway Listen
1970-02-05 – Fillmore West Listen
1970-02-06 – Fillmore West Listen
1970-02-07 – Fillmore West Listen
1970-02-08 – Fillmore West Listen
1970-02-11 – Fillmore East Listen
1970-02-12 – Ungano’s Night Club Listen
1970-02-13 – Fillmore East Listen
1970-02-14 – Fillmore East Listen
1970-02-23 – The Auditorium Listen
1970-02-27 – Family Dog at the Great Highway Listen
1970-02-28 – Family Dog at the Great Highway Listen
1970-03-01 – Family Dog at the Great Highway Listen
1970-03-07 – Civic Auditorium Listen
1970-03-08 – Star Theatre Listen
1970-03-20 – Capitol Theater Listen
1970-03-21 – Capitol Theater Listen
1970-03-24 – Pirates World Listen
1970-04-03 – The Field House, U. of Cincinnati Listen
1970-04-09 – Fillmore West Listen
1970-04-11 – Fillmore West Listen
1970-04-12 – Fillmore West Listen
1970-04-15 – Winterland Arena Listen
1970-04-24 – Mammoth Gardens Listen
1970-05-01 – Alfred College Listen
1970-05-02 – Harpur College Listen
1970-05-03 – Field House, Wesleyan University Listen
1970-05-06 – Kresge Plaza – MIT Listen
1970-05-07 – DuPont Gym – MIT Listen
1970-05-08 – Farrell Hall (SUNY) Listen
1970-05-09 – Worcester Polytechnic Institute Listen
1970-05-14 – Merramec Community College Listen
1970-05-15 – Fillmore East (Late Show) Listen
1970-05-16 – Temple University Listen
1970-05-24 – Unknown Venue Listen
1970-06-04 – Fillmore West Listen
1970-06-05 – Fillmore West Listen
1970-06-06 – Fillmore West Listen
1970-06-07 – Fillmore West Listen
1970-06-13 – Red Vest Listen
1970-06-21 – Pauley Ballroom, U. of California Listen
1970-06-24 – Capitol Theater Listen
1970-07-00 – Festival Express Train Listen
1970-07-01 – Winnipeg Fairgrounds Listen
1970-07-10 – Fillmore East Listen
1970-07-11 – Fillmore East Listen
1970-07-12 – Fillmore East Listen
1970-07-14 – Euphoria Ballroom Listen
1970-07-16 – Euphoria Ballroom Listen
1970-07-30 – The The Matrix Listen
1970-08-05 – Golden Hall – San Diego Community Concourse Listen
1970-08-17 – Fillmore West Listen
1970-08-18 – Fillmore West Listen
1970-08-19 – Fillmore West Listen
1970-08-30 – KQED Studios Listen
1970-09-17 – Fillmore East Listen
1970-09-18 – Fillmore East Listen
1970-09-19 – Fillmore East Listen
1970-09-20 – Fillmore East Listen
1970-10-04 – Winterland Arena Listen
1970-10-10 – Colden Auditorium, Queens College Listen
1970-10-11 – Marion Shea Auditorium, Paterson State College Listen
1970-10-23 – McDonough Arena – Georgetown University Listen
1970-10-24 – Kiel Opera House Listen
1970-10-30 – University Gymnasium, SUNY Stony Brook Listen
1970-10-31 – University Gymnasium, SUNY Stony Brook Listen
1970-11-05 – Capitol Theater Listen
1970-11-06 – Capitol Theater Listen
1970-11-07 – Capitol Theater Listen
1970-11-08 – Capitol Theater Listen
1970-11-09 – Action House Listen
1970-11-10 – Action House Listen
1970-11-11 – 46th Street Rock Palace Listen
1970-11-16 – Fillmore East Listen
1970-11-20 – The Palestra, U. of Rochester Listen
1970-11-21 – Sargent Gym, Boston University Listen
1970-11-23 – Anderson Theatre Listen
1970-11-29 – Club Agora Listen
1970-12-00 – Radio Apology Ad Listen
1970-12-12 – Santa Rosa Fairgrounds Listen
1970-12-17 – The Matrix Listen
1970-12-23 – Winterland Arena Listen
1970-12-26 – Legion Stadium Listen
1970-12-27 – Legion Stadium Listen
1970-12-28 – Legion Stadium Listen
1970-12-31 – Winterland Arena Listen
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