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Jerry Garcia Band
1975-12-17
The Keystone
Berkeley, CA
Excellent Audience Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
1st Set:
01. It's No Use
02. Catfish John
03. Crazy Arms
04. Tough Mama
05. I'm Guilty
06. Pig's Boogie
07. Band Introductions
08. Roadrunner
2nd Set:
01. Mission In The Rain
02. That's What Love Will Make You Do
03. Friend Of The Devil
04. Jingle Bells Instrumental
05. I'll Take A Melody
06. Mystery Train
07. How Sweet It Is
During the Grateful Dead’s 18 month hiatus from October 1974 to June 1976, Jerry Garcia engaged in a host of side projects. Those ranged from editing the Grateful Dead movie to recording new material to playing solo shows with assorted backing players. This excellent audience recording captures Jerry at The Keystone in Berkeley on December 17, 1975, 41 years ago today, backed by Jon Kahn on bass, Nicky Hopkins on keyboards and Ron Tutt on drums. A Garcia at show at the Keystome was hardly a surprise in any year as according to the blog Jerry Garcia’s Brokedown Palaces, he played the Keystone at least 206 times between 1971 and 1984.
2 comments:
This is an excellent audience recording. And from such a great era of the JGB. Jerry's playing is fantastic and Nicky Hopkins is sloshed. Thanks so much Speedy for this fantastic holiday gift! I don't know how you keep finding gems like this to share with us but thank you for doing so!!
@Alan R - thanks for the kind words! Enjoy the music! And have a great holiday!
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