12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890 Note - this file is set in 10 point Courier. The width is 80 characters a line. The Compleat Grateful Dead Discography ( 09 April 2016 ) ------------------------------------------------------------ By Ihor W. Slabicky - t c g d d a t y a h o o d o t c o m Copyright (C) 1993, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016 by Ihor W. Slabicky. All rights reserved. The contents herein may only be used for non-commercial purposes. The contents herein may not be stored or reproduced on any media. If you have any questions regarding use of this work, please contact the author at: Here is an attempt to summarize the Grateful Dead's appearances on recordings, film, and paper. It is by no means complete. In here you will find some 1809 albums, 217 singles, 256 movies/TV shows/videos/ads, 256 books, and 96 songbooks where the band or members of the band appear. If you should know of any more, please let me know and I will post an updated list later. Thanks! :-) Ihor Slabicky Jerry Garcia, in a 1981 interview with Geraldo Rivera, said: "Our audience is like people who like licorice. Not everybody likes licorice, but the people who like licorice really like licorice.". "Our audience is like people who like licorice. Not everybody likes licorice, but the people who like licorice really like licorice." — Jerry Garcia, December 10, 1981 to Geraldo Rivera on NBC's "20/20" news magazine. ------ Albums ------ Do You Wanna Dance? - Bobby Freeman (Jubilee 1086) A guitarist named Jerry Garcia plays on this album, released in 1958. Re-released October 22, 1991, on CD, as Collectables COL-5417. Joe And The Jaguars - Joe and The Jaguars (Alligator Records 560374, Dial Discos, S.A.) This album was released in 1988 as part of the series "Historia De La Musica Pop Espanola – No. 74". This is a compilation of the three four-song, seven inch, 45 rpm extended play records that guitarist Joe Bennett recorded in 1964, two with his group Joe and The Jaguars and the third as a solo artist. These were recorded when Joe Bennett was in the Air Force and stationed at the Torrejon de Ardoz base, near Madrid, Spain. Mickey Hart, also stationed there, was the drummer with Joe and The Jaguars, and played on two of the three EPs. The eight Joe And The Jaguars tracks were recorded during one session. These consist of two instrumental tracks, two songs in Spanish, and four tracks where the group provides instrumental backing for vocalist Karina. The group performed at the base. On Sunday, January 26, 1964, they performed during the "IV Sesion de Festivales de Musica Moderna 1964" in the Circo Price morning sessions, where they were listed on the poster as "Jou and the Jaguar's". The group also served as backing band for several American singers who visited the air base in 1963 and 1964. Side One of this record contains: "Si Yo Tuviera Un Martillo (If I Had A Hammer)" (2:00), "La Hora" (2:10); "Kansas City" (2:15), "Memphis" (2:00), "No Esta Bien (She's A Fool)" (2:20), and "La Misma Playa (Spiaggia Stessa, Stesso Mare)" (2:05). Mickey Hart plays on all of these tracks. The last two tracks are the group backing Karina, then a seventeen year old singer. Side Two contains: "Hully Gully Boy" (2:04), "Vaya, Vaya" ("Lawdy, Lawdy") (2:30), "De Nada", "La Cancion Del Gato Tom", "Toodle Ooo", and "Osito De Trapo". Mickey Hart plays on the first two tracks on side two, where the group is backing Karina. Note: the four tracks where Joe and The Jaguars, with Mickey Hart, are backing Karina also appear on several of her compilation albums. Mother McCree's Uptown Jug Champions - Mother McCree's Uptown Jug Champions (Grateful Dead GDCD 4064) The pre-Warlocks jug band recorded live in July, 1964 at the Top Of The Tangent in Palo Alto, CA. The band includes Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and Ron "Pigpen" McKernan. Released on CD in March, 1999. For detailed info, check: http://vidkid.com/McCree.html or http://www.geckographics.com/GeckoGraphics/mccrees.html The Emergency Crew - The Emergency Crew (Autumn Records ) The pre-Warlocks Grateful Dead recorded this on November 3, 1965 as a demo record at Golden State studios in San Francisco for DJs Tom Donahue's and Bobby Mitchell's Autumn label. Mother's was a club run by the two DJ's. The recordings were made on a two track tape, at 7 1/2 ips. It includes: "Can't Come Down" (Jerry Garcia on vocals); "The Mindbender" (also known as "Confusion's Prince") (Phil Lesh on vocals); "The Only Time Is Now" (Phil Lesh on vocals); "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" (Pigpen on harmonica and vocals); "I Know You Rider" (Jerry Garcia on vocals); and Gordon Lightfoot's "Early Morning Rain" (Phil Lesh on vocals). Garcia wrote most of the lyrics for "Can't Come Down". Lesh wrote most of the lyrics for "The Mindbender". Golden State Recorders was located at 665 Harrison Street, San Francisco, CA 94107, 415-781-6306. The club Mother's is presently The Stone, which is across from The Mabuhay Gardens. Rosie McGee was a secretary at Autumn Records when this recording was made. The engineer was Sylvester Stewart, who later became known as the musician Sly Stone. The Acid Test: A Sound City Production - var. (Sound City Productions ) From the front cover: "Shortly before he disappeared into limbo, or even Mexico Novelist Ken Kesey and his "trips" buddies recorded an album at Sound City Recorders on Sixth ST. What makes this an item possible, is that Ken et al were high on LSD at the time, and kept getting higher as the recording progressed. The album is titled "the Acid Test" -Kesey's idea-and will be priced at $5.95. In fact, the only thing ordinary about this record is that the wole's in the middle..." (Herb Caen). The recording was made on January 29, 1966 at the Sound City Studios, located at 363 Sixth Street in San Francisco. The tracks are: (side one) Ken Kesey interviewed by Frank Frey; Ken Babbs and Harmonica; Take Two - Ken Kesey; Bull; Peggy The Pistol; (side two) One Way Ticket (a classic!); Bells & Fairies; Levitation; Trip "X"; The End. Printed on the label is: "The Acid Test - a sound city production - as photographed and shown in "Look" magazine - Recorded from 14 hours of the actual Trip.". On the cover is a small photo of Jerry Garcia, playing guitar in studio, while Ken Kesey is on the microphone. The album had only a black and white cover pasted on the front, and no back cover. Jerry Garcia is heard on the very last track of the album, complaining that his voice is completely shot, after the Dead are asked to play. The recording, made after the January 22 and 23, 1966 "Trips Festival" at the Longshoreman's Hall in San Francisco, was an attempt to put the "acid test" on record. Excerpts From The Acid Test: A Sound City Production - var. (Sound City Productions SEA-5 / SEA-6) This 33 1/3 rpm record is labeled as "For Radio Play Only, Not For Sale". The side 1 label, with printed information, lists the tracks as: "1:44 Ken Kesey Interviewed By Frank Frey" and "8:11 One Way Ticket". At the bottom of the label it states "As photographed and shown in "LOOK" magazine. Recorded from 14 hours of the actual "TRIP".". The side 2 label, with information typed in, lists the tracks as: "1:15 Ken Babbs & Harmonica", "1:20 Bells And Fairies", "3:41 Levitation", "1:58 Trip X", and ":30 The End". Sound City Productions was located at 363 6th St. San Francisco, Calif. Ex. 2-7690. The record was published by Check Music (BMI). Acid Test Vol. 1 - var. (Item #A01, Intrepid Trips, Box 764, Pleasant Hill, OR 97455 http://www.intrepidtrips.com) This 1999 release on CD-R contains "Red, White and Blue Meet the Black" (previously unreleased) and the "The Acid Test: A Sound City Production" LP. Tracks 1 and 2 are "Red, White and Blue Meet the Black", a studio recording made in March, 1966 about the Vietnam Day (November 20, 1965) demonstration and about the Hell's Angels ("1. Hawgs Are Comin side 1" (20:16) and "2. Hawgs Are Comin side 2" (21:46). The master tape of this was remastered by David Gans and used to make the CD-R. Tracks 3 to 12 are the "The Acid Test: A Sound City Production" LP. David Gans provided a sealed LP, which was used to make the CDR. These tracks are: 3. "Ken Kesey Interview: (7:00); 4. "Babbs & Harmonica" (2:57); 5. "Take Two" (0:34); 6. "Bull" (0:45); 7. "Peggy the Pistol" (4:07); 8. "One Way Tickey" (8:03); 9. "Bells and Fairies" (1:25); 10. "Levitation" (4:15); 11. "Trip X" (1:45); 12. "The End" (0:35) (length = 73:35). Jerry Garcia is heard on track 12, complaining that his voice is completely shot, after the Grateful Dead are asked to play. The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test - var. (United Fan Club Society, Goteborg, Sweden, Stellar Music Special, Serie 1, Show 1, SMS-001-1) A record (in all likelihood a bootleg) from the San Francisco State College "Acid Test" ("whatever it is" Festival) of September 30, October 1, and October 2, 1966. It is mostly Ken Babbs (?) talking in the college radio station's studio, interspersed with a few seconds of what could be Garcia on guitar, as well as parts of the Garcia, Kesey, et al interviews on NBC's "Tomorrow" show of May 7, 1981. Released in March, 1988. Side one is listed as "The San Francisco Acid Test (A Musical Study)". Acid Test Vol. 2 - San Francisco State College, Saturday October 1, 1966 - var. (Item #A21, Intrepid Trips, Box 764, Pleasant Hill, OR 97455 http://www.intrepidtrips.com) This 1999 release on CD-R contains recordings from October 1, 1966 made at the "whatever it is" festival held on September 30, October 1, and October 2, 1966 at San Francisco State College. The stereo master reel, found by Ed Perlstein in the Bay Area Music Archives, was given to Zane Kesey. Zane Kesey and Simon Babbs doubled the channels and re-edited the recording. Their 67:57 long version runs 5:29 shorter than the source, which is 73:26 long. The original recording was engineered by Steve Newman. It features Ken Kesey, Hugh Romney, and Mountain Girl, Dale Kesey on violin, and Jerry Garcia on organ. The tracks are: 1. "The Head Has Become Fat" (4:49); 2. "The Stars Tell A Story" (2:45); 3. "Out In The Jungle" (3:06); 4. "Tarnished Gallahad" (4:12); 5. "Large Soft Woman" (6:10); 6. "Go Head On Up" (2:30); 7. "Announcement" (6:14); 8. "Musical Interlude" (3:49); 9. "Space Flight" (9:27); 10. "Space Jam" (7:33); 11. "The Butcher Is Back" (11:01); and 12. "Musicians' Exploratory" (6:14) (length = 67:57). The source recording could be tracked, to match the edited version, as follows: 1. "The Head Has Become Fat" (4:48); 2. "The Stars tell A Story" (2:44); 3. "A Mexican Story: 25 Bennies (Out in the Jungle)" (3:05); 4. "Tarnished Gallahad" (3:55); 5. "Large Soft Woman / Get It Off The Ground" (6:30); 6. "Go Head On Up 1" (2:17); 7. "Owned By The Devil" (1:25); 8. "The Butcher Is Back" (4:24); 9. "Announcement" (1:30); 10. "Acid Test Graduation Announcement / Meat To The Moon" (4:43); 11. " Musical Interlude" (20:54); 12. "Go Head On Up" (2:40); 13. "The Butcher is Back" (12:07); and 14. "Announcement" (2:23) (length = 73:26). Portions of this recording also appear on the "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" LP. As advertised in Mojo Navigator (Vol. 1, No.7, Tues., Sep. 27, 1966): "S.F.State College: 48-hour happening beginning at 3:00 P. M. which will include a dance in the Women's Gym with the Gratfule Dead, Mimi Farina, and the Only Alternative & His Other Possibility. $1 for students, $2 others". Surrealistic Pillow - Jefferson Airplane (RCA LSP-3766) Jerry Garcia is listed on the back cover as "musical and spiritual director" and plays high electric lead on "Today" (recorded November 2, 1966), and flat top acoustic guitar on "Plastic Fantastic Lover", "My Best Friend", and "Comin' Back To Me". Garcia also rearranged "Somebody To Love". Garcia may have played the rhythm "chocks" on "3/5ths Of A Mile". Most of the recording sessions for this album took place in November, 1966. Garcia played a role in naming the album. Garcia appears to re-use some of his lead playing lines from "Today" on the "Morning Dew" that appears on the first Grateful Dead album "Grateful Dead". Surrealistic Pillow - Jefferson Airplane (RCA LPM-3766) The album was also released in mono. Surrealistic Pillow - Jefferson Airplane (RCA Victor P8S 1231) The album was released on 8 track ("stereo 8") tape. Program 1 contains "She Has Funny Cars" and "Comin' Back To Me". Program 2 contains "Somebody To Love", "My Best Friend", and "D.C.B.A.-25". Program 3 contains "Today", "3/5 Of A Mile in 10 Seconds", and "Embryonic Journey". Program 4 contains "How Do You Feel", "White Rabbit", and "Plastic Fantastic Lover". Surrealistic Pillow - Gold Disc - Jefferson Airplane (RCA 66598) A single CD release of the mono and stereo mixes of the album. Released in July, 1995. Surrealistic Pillow - Jefferson Airplane (RCA/BMG BG2-68031) A single CD release (reissue) from 2001 of the mono and stereo mixes of the album. Surrealistic Pillow - Jefferson Airplane (RCA/BMG 82876 50351 2) A single CD release from 2003. This version was remastered by Bob Orwin from the original masters. It includes the eleven original stereo tracks and six bonus tracks that include the "White Rabbit" and "Somebody To Love" singles in their monophonic versions. The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. - Reprise) A monophonic test pressing of the first album with slightly different mixes of the songs than the mixes that were used for the released album. Side No. #1 contains: "Sitting On Top Of The World", "Cold Rain And Snow", "Good Morning, Little School Girl", and "Tastebud". Side No. #2 contains: "Viola Lee Blues", "Beat It On Down The Line", and "Cream Puff War". These acetates used the "RCA Victor Reference Recording" black and white label with the recording information handwritten on the label. The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. W 1689) Their first LP. The Grateful Dead were signed by Joe Smith of Warner Brothers Records. This was released in monaural. The original releases are on the gold Warner Brothers label and list the band on the label as "The Grateful Dead". Released on March 17, 1967. The cryptic lettering above the words "Grateful Dead" reads: "In the land of the dark, the ship of the sun is driven (or 'drawn') by the Grateful Dead". The album was recorded on four-track tape, mostly live, with some overdubs of vocals. Most of the tracks were recorded in late January and early February, 1967, in a span of five days (Monday night through Friday night, mixed on Saturday afternoon) at RCA Studio A in Hollywood, CA, and produced by Dave Hassinger, a Warner Brothers staff production engineer, with Dick Bogert engineering. The single for the album, "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" was recorded later, in February, 1967, at Coast Recorders, at 960 Bush Street in San Francisco. This tune had about 60 takes; the album version includes an overdub of Bill Kreutzmann drumming on the strings of Garcia's guitar while Garcia is fingering the chords; this takes place during the intro and a few of the outro choruses. On the album, "The Golden Road" is faded at 2:18, but it is about one minute longer. "The Golden Road" was the working title for this album, but was changed. The founders of the Grateful Dead's Fan Club, "The Golden Road To Unlimited Devotion", were Sue Swanson, Connie Furtado, and Bob Matthews. Matthews later engineered and produced a number of the band's live and studio releases. The Fan Club sold posters, buttons, and Pigpen t-shirts for $2.50 (Janis Joplin owned a red one). "Alice D. Millionaire" (about Augustus Stanley Owsley III, a.k.a. "Bear") with Pigpen on lead vocals, "Lindy" (correctly titled "Overseas Stomp"), and "Tastebud", a blues number featuring Pigpen on vocals, were recorded at this time, but were not released; versions of these songs appear on "The Golden Road" box set. "McGannahan Skjellyfetti" was the pseudonym used by the band as the author's name for the group compositions ("The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" and "Cream Puff War"). "McGannahan Skjellyfetti" was based on a character, "Skujellifeddy McGranehan", the protagonist's 'literary agent', in Kenneth Patchen's "Memoirs Of A Shy Pornographer", published in 1945: "May I call you Skujellifeddy? Mr. McGranehan's sort of awkward.". "Cold Rain And Snow" comes from a fragment that Garcia learned from banjo player Obray Ramsey. "Viola Lee Blues" is adapted from the Noah Lewis version; the Jim Kweskin Jug Band had released a version that is closer to the Noah Lewis version. "Viola Lee Blues" is an "11 1/2 bar blues" in that the Dead's version, throughout, adds or removes bars from the "standard" 12 bar blues form. A number of the songs on this album were shortened to make the whole album fit within the limitations of the vinyl album medium at the time, at approximately 38 minutes total. Recorded around the time of this album, but never released, was Phil Lesh's "No Left Turn Unstoned", commonly called "Cardboard Cowboy". Garcia played a cherry red Guild "Starfire" electric guitar during the recording sessions for this album. The record release party was on St. Patrick's Day, 1967 at the Fugazi Hall in the North Beach area of San Francisco. A review describes "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" as "Hard driving, up-tempo, freaky rock beat that's happening out of San Francisco with a good thumping dance rhythm.". Jerry Garcia appears to have adapted some the leads he played on "Today" (on the "Surrealistic Pillow" album by the Jefferson Airplane) into the arrangement of "Morning Dew" on this album. The album cover was created by Alton Kelly and Mouse. The collage was made by Kelly using images cut out from Life and Look magazines. The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1689) Their first LP. This was also released in stereo. The original releases are on the gold Warner Brothers label. Released on March 17, 1967. Side one contains "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" (2:07), "Beat It On Down The Line" (2:27), "Good Mornin' Little School Girl" (5:56), "Cold Rain And Snow" (2:25), "Sittin' On Top Of The World" (2:01), and "Cream Puff War" (2:25). The record label lists the songs as "Good Morning, Little School Girl" and "Sitting On Top Of The World". Side two contains "Morning Dew" (5:00), "New, New Minglewood Blues" (2:31), and "Viola Lee Blues" (10:01). The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1689) The album was released in Canada in stereo on the gold Warner Brothers label. The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1689) The album was released in Australia in stereo on the green Warner Brothers label. At the top of the front cover would be a silver sticker with black text covering up the printed "STEREO" and stating that the album was "STEREO" and "CAN ALSO BE PLAYED ON MONO EQUIPMENT". The bottom of the back cover lists a date of 1968. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. M8 1689) The album was released on 8 track stereo tape. The tape was manufactured and distributed by Ampex of Elk Grove Village in Illinois. The black plastic cartridge shows the part of the album cover with Garcia and Pigpen. Program one (10:18) contains "The Golden Road", "Good Mornin' Little School Girl", and "Cream Puff War". Program 2 (10:17) contains "Beat It On Down The Line", "Morning Dew", and "New, New Minglewood Blues". Program three (10:18) contains "Good Mornin' Little School Girl" "Cold Rain And Snow", and "Sittin' On Top Of The World". Program four (10:17) contains "Viola Lee Blues". Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 8WM 1689) The album was released on 8 track stereo tape in a yellow plastic cartridge case. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. M8 1689) The album was released on 8 track stereo tape. The tape was manufactured and distributed by Ampex of Elk Grove Village in Illinois. The tape label shows the whole record album cover. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. M 51689) The album was released on a "Compatible Stereo Cassette" tape that is "Playable On Stereo Or Monaural Equipment". Side One contains "The Golden Road", "Beat It On Down The Line", "Good Mornin' Little School Girl", "Cold Rain And Snow", "Sittin' On Top Of The World", and "Cream Puff War". Side Two contains "Morning Dew", "New Minglewood Blues", and "Viola Lee Blues". The tape was manufactured by Ampex in Elk Grove Village, Illinois and came in a snapcase with the label pasted on. The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead ( Warner Bros. BP-8222) A Japanese release of the first album on red vinyl with a gold label. Toshiba Musical Industries developed their "Ever Clean" process for pressing records with the intent of reducing static buildup on the vinyl; this process used red vinyl and special ingredients. New Sound Group Festival - var. (Warner Bros. BP-8389) This sampler features several groups, including the Grateful Dead. The front cover is red with psychedelic swirls and band photos of The Beau Brummels, The Tokens, The Grateful Dead (Lesh, Kreutzmann, Garcia, Weir, and Pigpen), The Association, and Harpers Bizarre. The back cover is mostly in Japanese. Side 1, track 3 is "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" by The Grateful Dead. Side 2, track 3 is "Good Morning, Little School Girl" by The Grateful Dead, and track 6 is "Cream Puff War" by The Grateful Dead. Released as a Vitaphonic "Stereo" Long Play album on translucent red vinyl. New Rock Special - var. (Toshiba Records PRP 13) This Japanese released sampler from 1968 features several groups, including the Grateful Dead. On side two, track three is "Morning Dew" from the "The Grateful Dead" album. The front cover is white with red graphics of pictures of the various bands. On the cover is printed "Total Sample Disc, New Rock Special, Toshiba's new rock best series (Promotional use only)" with the various record company logos appearing across the bottom. Stamped in the vinyl are PRP-13-A 1S 9H and PRP-13-B 1S. This promotional release has a white label and is pressed on red vinyl. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1689) The album was released in Germany with the grey Warner Brothers record label. The cover spine and the record label list the band as "The Grateful Dead". Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. M5 1689) The album was released on cassette tape. The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 2-1689) The album was released on CD in 1987. The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WPCR-2642) The album was released on CD in Japan. The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Edsel ED 221 (Edsel Records, Division of Demon Records, Brentford, Middlesex, UK)) A 1990 British release of the first record. On the front cover, the Warner Brothers catalog number has been replaced by the Edsel catalog number. The back cover artwork is slightly larger than on the original US release, the photos are poorly reproduced, and instead of the Fan Club info, it contains record company info. The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Rhino/WB 74392) This remastered version of the album, taken from the 12 CD "The Golden Road" box set, was released on CD in February, 2003. The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Rhino/Warner Bros.) The album was released on 180 gram vinyl in a limited pressing as part of "Record Store Day" in April, 2011. The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (WEA Japan WPCR-15136) The album was released on CD in Japan in 2013 as a "Mini LP CD" in a cardboard sleeve that reproduces the original album art. The CD is an SHM-CD (Super High Material CD). Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1749) The original mix is out of print. Released on July 18, 1968. Some of the early pressings of the album include the phrase "the faster we go, the rounder we get" pressed in the vinyl around the center. In November, 1967, the band began recording the album in Los Angeles, using eight track tape recorders, with David Hassinger. During these sessions, "Turn On Your Lovelight", "Death Don't Have No Mercy", "The Other One", "New Potato Caboose", "Alligator" and "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" had been recorded. Hassinger quit the project after he was asked by Weir to provide "the sound of thick air" in "Born Cross-Eyed". The basic music ("Cryptical Envelopment", "The Other One", "Alligator") for the album was taken from the Dead's performance on St. Valentine's Day, 1968, at the Carousel Ballroom, in San Francisco. It is possible that the basic music for "New Potato Caboose" and "Born Cross-Eyed" comes from the February 3, 1968 show at the Crystal Ballroom in Portland, Oregon. A portion of "Feedback" is from the January 22, 1968 show at Eagles Auditorium, Seattle, Washington. A 13 second portion of "Feedback", from February 24, 1968 was used (see "Dick's Picks Volume 22", disc two for the siren sound heard at about 3:17 in order to find it). The sequence for side two has "Alligator" (from the February 14, 1968 show at the Carousel Ballroom) into "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" (from the November 10, 1967 show at the Shrine Exposition), and with some of "Feedback" from the March 17, 1968 show at the Carousel Ballroom. This basic music was then layered with various live and studio recordings. Dan Healy, Jerry Garcia, and Phil Lesh did the final mixing at Coast Recorders. Phil Lesh plays the eight bar trumpet solo (based on Miles Davis' "Sketches Of Spain") during the "...from time to time..." chorus on "Born Cross-Eyed". "Alligator" was written by Robert Hunter while he was working as a portrait artist in New Mexico, in February, 1966. Over the years, the album has been released many times, and the cover colors can range from a deep purplish-blue to a deep bluish-purple. Written across top, in a "flame" font, is: "Grateful Dead Anthem Of The Sun". The songs on the record label are: "That's It For The Other One" (7:41), "I. Cryptical Envelopment", "II. Quadlibet For Tender Feet", "III. The Faster We Go, The Rounder We Get", "IV. We Leave The Castle", "New Potato Caboose" (8:25), "Born Cross-Eyed" (2:06); "Alligator" (11:20), "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" (9:30). The songs on the back cover are listed as: side one: "(1) That's It for the Other One", "A - Cryptical Envelopement", "B - Quadlibet For Tender Feet", "C - The Faster We Go The Rounder We Get", "(2) New Potato Caboose", "(3) Born Cross-Eyed"; side two: "(1) Alligator", "(2) Caution (Do Not Stop on Tracks)". Although "The Other One" is one suite, the names of the songs were made up to increase the number of "songs" on the album, thereby getting the band more money. Portions of "The Other One" have been described as having a "tiger paws" rhythm. Bill Walker created the front cover. The back cover photo by Thomas Weir is in color. Each of the band members is represented in the image. Left to right across the top are Weir, Garcia, Lesh, and McKernan. Left to right across the bottom are Kreutzmann and Hart. The figure in the middle is Constanten, more or less. Walker provides a detailed description of the painting, its creation, and its symbolism at http://www.billzart.net/ "New Potato Caboose" was written in mid-1967, some time after the Dead's first album was released. The "Spanish Jam" segment was inspired by the horn lines from "Solea" on the "Sketches Of Spain" album by Miles Davis. On the original mix, one notices that at the start of Side One: the organ is in the right channel and Garcia's voice is on the left; in the "phased" vocals part, Garcia's voice is in the center; afterwards, Garcia's voice remains in the center; and, when the drums start, they are panned to the left before they change and are in the center; the end of "Born Cross-Eyed" fades out and that side of the album ends. On the original mix, one notices on side two during the transition of the "Alligator" vocals part into the live drums part, that the piano, in the center, fades out into the drums. The album is a musical collage taken from studio (September, 1967 at RCA Studio A in Hollywood; October, 1967 at American Studios in North Hollywood; December, 1967 at Century Sound in New York and Olmstead Studios in New York) and live (November 10 and 11, 1967 at Shrine Exposition, Los Angeles; January 20, 1968 at Eureka; January 26 and 27, 1968 at Eagles Auditorium, Seattle; February 2 and 3, 1968 at the Crystal Ballroom, Portland; February 14, 1968 at the Carousel Ballroom in San Francisco; February 22, 23, and 24, 1968 at the Kings Beach Bowl in Lake Tahoe; March 15, 16, 17, 29, 30, and 31, 1968 at the Carousel Ballroom in San Francisco) recordings. Portions of "New Potato Caboose" appear to be from the March 17, 1968 show. The band's name and the album title appear across the top in purplish fuschia "flame" letters. The list price for the album was $4.79. The lyrics for "New Potato Caboose" were written by Robert Petersen. "The Other One" blends four live performances: one of the nights at Kings Beach, January 20, 1968 at Eureka, California, and February 2 and 3, 1968 at the Crystal Ballroom in Portland. For the transition into "New Potato Caboose", Tom Constanten used prepared piano (spinning gyroscope placed against the sound board, coins placed under the strings, strings played by hand) that was inspired by John Cage. "Electronic Study #3", a compsition recorded by Tom Constanten in Bruxelles, September 1-4, 1962, at the Studio APELAC, was used in the track "We Leave The Castle". Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 1749) The album was released on 8 track tape. Program One consists of: "That's It For The Other One", "I. Cryptical Envelopment", "II. Quadlibet For Tenderfeet", "III. The Faster We Go, The Rounder We Get". Program Two consists of: "IV. We Leave The Castle", "New Potato Caboose", "Born Cross-Eyed", and "Alligator (Part One)". Program Three consists of "Alligator (Part Two)". Program Four consists of "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks). The album title across the top is in yellow colored italic font and states "The Grateful Dead - Anthem of the Sun". The tape was made and distributed by Ampex. Each program is 9:48 long. Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. Seven Arts WST-1749-C) Released on four track (i.e., two stereo tracks on each side) 7 1/2 ips reel to reel tape. This was manufactured by Greentree Electronics Corporation. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-10977 / P-10978 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-10977 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "New Potato Caboose" and "Caution (Do Not Stop On tracks)" from the "Anthem Of The Sun" album. Released in 1968. The other groups on this album are Infinite McCoys, Elizabeth, and American Revolution. Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. CWX 1749) Released on cassette tape with the purple background album cover. Side One consists of "Alligator" and "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks). Side Two consists of "That's It For The Other One", "I. Cryptical Envelopment", "II. Quadlibet For Tenderfeet", "III. The Faster We Go, The Rounder We Get", "IV. We Leave The Castle", "New Potato Caboose", and "Born Crosseyed". The cover states that this is a "Compatible Stereo Cassette" and that it is "Playable On Stereo Or Monaural Equipment". The band name is listed as "The Grateful Dead" on the cassette tape. Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB M5 1749) Released on cassette tape with a white cover. Side One consists of "Alligator" and "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks). Side Two consists of "That's It For The Other One", "I. Cryptical Envelopment", "II. Quadlibet For Tenderfeet", "III. The Faster We Go, The Rounder We Get", "IV. We Leave The Castle", "New Potato Caboose", and "Born Cross-Eyed". On the cover and on the spine, the band's name is listed as "Grateful Dead". The tape was made by Ampex. Anthem Of The Sun - The Grateful Dead (Bell Song SWL 1153, 1969) This album is probably a bootleg release made in Taiwan. The record is pressed in red translucent vinyl with a blue with white print label. The label contains the album information in English and what appears to be Taiwanese text. The front cover is white with a blue (almost turquoise) print of the band mandala, with a bit of the bottom cut off, the STEREO in arrows across the top, and has Taiwanese text across the bottom. The back cover has the fish-eye band photo in color, and the album information, only in English. The cover sleeve is made of thin paper in a plastic sleeve, and it opens to the left (i.e., when looking at the front cover, the opening is on the left side). This album has the original mix. The Tenth Anniversary Albums - Warner Bros. Seven Arts Inc - var. (Warner Bros. Seven Arts PRO 289) A promotional release for the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the label, containing songs by various artists signed to the label. The white label states "Highlights from the Tenth Anniversary Albums". On side one, the last track is "Born Cross-Eyed" by The Grateful Dead, from the "Anthem Of The Sun" album. The album came with a spiral bound booklet containing the full size front and back covers of the albums, including "Anthem Of The Sun". Some Of Our Best Friends Are - Warner Bros. Seven Arts Inc - var. (Warner Bros. PRO 290) This 1968 promo album includes "Born Cross-Eyed" (2:09) by The Grateful Dead, taken from the "Anthem Of The Sun" album. The album copy gives a multiple choice description that the Grateful Dead are: "(a) alive and well in your head, (b) appearing free at your neighborhood uprising, (c) hair, (d) what San Francisco is all about, (e) the best band in the land.". Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers K46021) The album was released in the UK. The photo by Thomas Weir on the back cover is in black and white. Anthem Of The Sun - The Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers Seven Arts BP 8522) This record, released in 1971 in Japan, is pressed on red vinyl. On the front cover, the "STEREO", "BP-8522", and "W7" logo are printed in a turquoise blue color. The liner notes on the back cover are in Japanese. Toshiba Musical Industries pressed records on red vinyl as part of their "Ever Clean" process that used red vinyl and special ingredients and was intended to prevent static buildup on the vinyl. Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1749) The album was remixed in September, 1971, and the remix was released in late 1972/early 1973. It has the letters RE after the master numbers pressed into the vinyl around the label. On the remix, one notices that at the start of Side One: Garcia's voice is in the center; in the "phased" vocals part, Garcia's voice is in the center and the acoustic guitar is very prominent in the left channel; afterwards, Garcia's voice remains in the center; and, when the drums start, they are not panned, but are in the center; the end of "Born Cross-Eyed" fades out, there is the big chord, and that side of the album ends. On the remix, one notices on side two that the vocals during "Alligator" were given additional phase and echo and that during the transition of the "Alligator" vocals part into the live drums part, that the piano, in the center, ends abruptly (i.e., does not fade out into the drums). Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1749) The remix was also released around 1975-77 with a white cover instead of the purple one. It has the letters RE after the master numbers pressed into the vinyl around the label and it says "remixed" on lower left of back cover. Some cassette releases of this album also sport the white cover. Some copies of this release have pressed into the vinyl "WS-1-1749 LW2" (on side one) and "WS-2-1749 LW-1" (on side two). Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1749) The remix was also released around 1975-77 with a white cover instead of the purple one. It has the "palm trees" record label. Anthem Of The Sun - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1749) The record was also released, probably inadvertently, with side one containing the original mix and side two contain the remix. Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. W46021) The album was released in Italy with the white background cover. Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers P 8601W) A Japanese release of the original mix with a lyric sheet insert that only approximates the real words. A high quality vinyl pressing with a blue obi strip. Released in 1981. The front cover has the "flame" lettering. Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers SP 8601W) A Japanese promo release with a white label. The front cover has the "flame" lettering. Anthem Of The Sun - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 2-1749) The remixed version of the album was also released on CD. The remixed version shows a UPC code of 0-7599-27192-2. Anthem Of The Sun - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 2-1749) The original mix of the album has been released on CD, replacing the remixed version that had been released on CD. The cover has been changed for the CD release. Across the top, in a "Roman"-type font is: "The Grateful Dead" and "Anthem Of The Sun" instead of the "flame" font and smaller letters used on the vinyl album. The painting has been given a white background. This original mix version shows a UPC code of 0-7599-27173-2. The Grateful Dead / Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers 66040) A 1976 release of the first two albums as a double LP set. 2 Originals Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers WB 66040) This is a two record set released in Germany in 1976. The Warner Brothers "palm trees" label lists the album name as "Two Originals Of The Grateful Dead". The albums are "The Grateful Dead" and "Anthem Of The Sun" in a gatefold package. The front cover shows a standing jester, clad and caped in green, playing a lute left handed. The back cover lists each album detail. The inside reproduces the two album covers. Anthem Of The Sun - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WPCR-2643) CD released in Japan. Anthem Of The Sun - The Grateful Dead (Rhino/WB 74393) This remastered version of the album, taken from the 12 CD "The Golden Road" box set, was released on CD in February, 2003. The cover features the original "flame" font. Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (Purple Fridge Communications, http://www.classicalbums.com, http://www.purplefridge.com) A CD-ROM version of the "Anthem Of The Sun" album, including multi-tracks of the first sixteen minutes of the album, allowing the user to remix the album. Planned for release in March, 2000, but still not released as of February 1, 2006. Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead ( ) The original mix of the album was released as a 180 gram vinyl record in 2012. The cover features the original "flame" font. Anthem Of The Sun - Grateful Dead (WEA Japan WPCR-15137, UPC 4943674148363) The album was released September 18, 2013 on CD in Japan as a "Mini LP CD" in a cardboard sleeve that reproduces the original album art. The CD is an SHM-CD (Super High Material CD). The CD includes the "Born Cross-Eyed" single. The release includes English lyrics and a Japanese translation. The Twain Shall Meet - Eric Burdon and The Animals (MGM 4537) On this 1968 released album, the song "Monterey", about the Monterey International Pop Festival, mentions the Grateful Dead: "The Grateful Dead blew everybody's mind". Hair: Original Broadway Cast - var. (RCA Victor 1150) On this 1968 released album, the song "Hair" mentions the Grateful Dead: "Like the Grateful Dead, darlin'". Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1790) The original mix is out of print. Released on June 20, 1969, and possibly as early as May, 1969. The Dead recorded the album between late August, 1968 and early 1969, mostly at Pacific Recording Studios, San Mateo. Peter Grant plays pedal steel on "Doin' That Rag". "The Eleven", with a fast moving A-D-E chord pattern, was recorded for the album, to be linked with "St. Stephen", but was not included. "Barbed Wire Whipping Party", a round by Robert Hunter, is one of the outtakes from the sessions for this album; it took advantage of multiple delays created on the sixteen track recorder. Other outtakes from these sessions include "St. Stephen" with a cello and with bagpipes. One version of "St. Stephen" features a telephone ringing, it is picked up, and the lyrics are made appear as if they are coming out from the telephone. A rolled silver dollar was used to make the strange sound effect during the "...lady finger..." part of "St. Stephen". The lyrics to "St. Stephen" and to "China Cat Sunflower" were written by Robert Hunter when he was in New Mexico in February, 1966, working as a portrait artist. Hunter had been working on "St. Stephen" before going to New Mexico. The word AOXOMOXOA is a palindrome thought up by artist Rick Griffin. The album title is contained in the intertwined letters and objects below the skull in the lower portion of the album cover. One of the working titles for the album was "Earthquake Country". This was one of the first recordings ever made using sixteen-track tape, an Ampex MM-1000 deck at Alembic studios. According to Robert Hunter, "Cosmic Charlie" is not based on Charles "Cosmic Charlie" Bosch, one of the characters on the scene in the Haight, who was 'so cosmic'. "Calico" is based on a woman who was one (and may still be) one of the Hog Farmers. The characters and themes in "St. Stephen" do not appear to be based on any real person of the Sixties; they may all come from Hunter's deep appreciation of English poetry and imagery. In the studio on August 13, 1968, the Grateful Dead played extended versions of "Clementine", "Nobody's Fault", and "The Eleven"; these appear on "The Golden Road" box set. At Alembic Studios in December, 1968, they rehearsed "Turn On Your Lovelight", "Dark Star", "St. Stephen", and "The Eleven". The engineers on the album were Bob Matthews and Betty Cantor. The songs on the albums are: "St. Stephen", "Dupree's Diamond Blues", "Rosemary", "Doin' That Rag", "Mountains Of The Moon"; "China Cat Sunflower", "What's Become Of The Baby", and "Cosmic Charlie". The most obvious indication of the original album is the a cappella singing at the end of "Doin' That Rag". Peter Grant plays pedal steel guitar on "Doing That Rag". "Mountains Of The Moon" was written with a minuet feel to it. For "What's Become Of The Baby?", the melody was composed by Jerry Garcia, and was rather complicated to play, starting in the key of C for the first verse, chorus, and bridge part, then going up to the key of G for the second part, and then to the key of D for the last part. The effect is that the song appears to remain in the same key. "Dupree's Diamond Blues" has Tom Constanten playing the Hammond organ so it sounds like a calliope. The RIAA certified the album as "Gold" on May 13, 1997. The photograph on the back cover was taken by Thomas Weir at Rancho Olompali, possibly in February, 1969. It includes members of the Chosen Family commune, the Merry Pranksters, and the band: Mary McCoy, Noelle "Olompali" Barton, Siobhan Mckendrick (Passero), Sheri Jensen (Mendoza), Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, Maura McCoy, Mickey Hart, unknown, Ken Babbs, Simon Babbs, Vince Guaraldi, Cookie Eisenberg, Ron McKernan, Snorter (Mickey Hart's horse), Bill Kreutzmann, Rhonda Jensen, Jon McIntire, Tom Constanten, Stacy Kreutzmann, Paula Sundsten ("Gretchen Fetchin"), Bob Weir, Casa Babbs, Renee Weir (the wife of the photographer), Susila Kreutzmann, and a dog with an unknown name. Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. Seven Arts WS 1790) The record album was also released with a white "PROMOTION NOT FOR SALE" record label. Side 1 (S39493) contains "St. Stephen" (4:25), "Dupree's Diamond Blues" (3:40), "Rosemary" (2:02), "Doin' That Rag" (5:15), and "Mountains Of The Moon" (4:15) for a playing time of 19:37. Side 2 (S39494) contains "China Cat Sunflower" (4:15), "What's Become Of The Baby" (8:30), and "Cosmic Charlie" (5:45) for a playing time of 18:30. The band name is "The Grateful Dead" on the record label. The playing and track times are listed in the upper left quadrant of the record label. The 1969 Warner-Reprise Record Show - var. (Warner Bros. PRO 336) This two record sampler of Warner Brothers artists, released in 1969, was advertised on the inner sleeve of albums. It was available for a nominal two dollar amount. On side 1, track 2 is an abridged version of "Doin' That Rag" (2:20) from the original mix of "Aoxomoxoa". Inside the gatefold, the album is subtitled "The 1969 Warner/Reprise Record Show or Son of Songbook". The cover shows a stain glass stylized scene reminiscent of a movie musical dance number. The album was released on the green Warner Brothers label. The album liner notes explain that "The "Doin' That Rag" that appears here is an abridged (because current technology permits one only so much playing time per side of an LP) version of the long cut of the same name that appears on Aoxomoxoa, whose executive engineer was Bob Matthews. The vocals are Jerry's.". The 1969 Warner-Reprise Record Show - var. (Warner Bros. PRO 336) This two record sampler of Warner Brothers artists contains, on side 1, track 2 is an abridged version of "Doin' That Rag" (2:20) from the original mix of "Aoxomoxoa". The album was released on the Warner Brothers 'palm trees' label. Aoxomoxoa - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. Seven Arts WST 1790-B) The album was released on 3 3/4 ips stereo reel to reel tape. This was manufactured by the Stereotape Division of the Greentree Electronics Corporation, a Bell & Howell company and exclusively duplicated on American recording tape. Side 1 contains "St. Stephen", "Dupree's Diamond Blues", "Rosemary", "Doin' That Rag", and "Mountains Of The Moon". Side 2 contains "China Cat Sunflower", "What's Become of The Baby", and "Cosmic Charlie". The front and back tape box covers are the same as on the LP album. The band is listed as "The Grateful Dead" on the tape label. Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. ) Released on 8 track tape. Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers 4WA-1790) The album was released on a continuous play four track stereo tape cartridge. Program one contains "St. Stephen", "Dupree's Diamond Blues", "Rosemary", "Doin' That Rag", and "Mountains Of The Moon". Program two contains "China Cat Sunflower", "What's Become Of The Baby", and "Cosmic Charlie". The music was duplicated by Muntz Stereo-Pak of Van Nuys, California. The album carries the disclaimer that that company is "Not Affiliated With Muntz T.V.". The front of the cartridge shows the album cover in color. The package states that it contains "Stereophonic Excellence" and "Brilliant Styling". Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Playtape 1057) The album was released on an extended play cartridge for Playtape Music Machines. There were eight models of music machines. Track one contains "Dupree's Diamond Blues" and "Rosemary". Track two contains "Cosmic Charlie". The cartridge shows a black and white album cover. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-11415 / P-11416 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-11415 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by the Steve Miller Band from their album "Brave New World". The P-11416 side contains "Dupree's Diamond Blues", "Doin' That Rag", "China Cat Sunflower", and "Cosmic Charlie" from the "Aoxomoxoa" album. Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. M5 1790) The album was released on cassette tape. Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. - Seven Arts WS 1790) The album was released in Germany. The bottom of the back cover has the Warner Brothers company information for the U.S., and includes the German information in the lower right corner: "Made in Germany TELDEC Telefunken-Decca Schallplatten-Ges. mbH.", "Heussueg 25, Hamburg 19, (Western Germany)". The cover was printed by Ferdinand Bahruth. The vinyl is stamped with "Manufactured in Germany" and the matrix numbers "S-039493" (on Side A) and "S-039494" (on Side B). The label has the "stereo" logo and lists "GEMA S 39 493-REI" (on Side A) and "GEMA S 39 494-REI" (on Side B). Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. P 4529W) The record was released in Japan and includes a lyrics sheet insert. The release has an obi strip. Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1790) The remix was released in Fall, 1972. The back cover states "Remixed September, 1971, at Alembic Studios, San Francisco". Most obvious indication of the remixed album is that the a cappella finish to "Doin' That Rag" has been removed. Also dropped are some of the effects on "What's Become Of The Baby?". The remix was released on the "palm trees" WB label. Stereo dubs, recorded at 7 1/2 ips on reel to reel tape, of the remixed album were made on September 22, 1971; Side One contains "St. Stephen", "Dupree's Diamond Blues", "Rosemary", "Doing That Rag", and "Mountains Of The Moon"; Side Two contains "China Cat Sunflower", "What's Become of The Baby", and "Cosmic Charlie". Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. K46027) A UK release of the album from about 1989. Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 2-1790) The remix was used for the CD, which was released in 1987. On the spine, the band's name is listed as "The Grateful Dead". Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WPCR-2644) CD released in Japan. Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Rhino/WB 74394) This remastered version of the album, taken from the 12 CD "The Golden Road" box set, was released on CD in February, 2003. Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead ( ) The original mix of the album was released as a 180 gram vinyl record in 2012. Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (WEA Japan WPCR-15138) The album was released in 2013 on CD in Japan as a "Mini LP CD" in a cardboard sleeve that reproduces the original album art. The CD is an SHM-CD (Super High Material CD). Grateful Dead Aoxomoxoa Jigsaw Puzzle ( , 2015) The album art was used on a 300 piece, double-sided (front and back album covers) jigsaw puzzle that is 16 inches by 16 inches when assembled. The puzzle came with interesting information about the album art. Eagle Mall - Grateful Dead ( ) Robert Hunter wrote the song cycle "Eagle Mall" as a follow-on to some of the themes touched upon in "Aoxomoxoa". This album was not recorded. The lyrics do exist to "John Silver", "Invocation", "Copper", "Lay Of The Ring", "At The Pass", "Eagle Mall", and other songs. Robert Hunter performed a 17 minute long "Eagle Mall" live during his tour of February, 1980, in particular during his performances on February 5, 1980 at Kutztown State College in Kutztown, PA, on February 6, 1980 at My Father's Place in Roslyn, NY, on February 7, 1980 at the Fast Lane in Asbury Park, NJ, and a shortened version on February 22, 1980 at The Barn at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ. A portion of the song cycle appeared in "Grateful Dead Comix - Issue 6" as "Eagle Mall - Part I". "Eagle Mall - Part II" appeared in "Grateful Dead Comix - Number 7", "Eagle Mall - Part III" appeared in "Grateful Dead Comix - Vol. 2, No. 1", and "Eagle mall - Part IV" appeared in "Grateful Dead Comix - Vol. 2, No. 2". All four were illustrated by Timothy Truman. Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 2WS 1830) The album was released on November 10, 1969. The original release had a four page song book enclosed with the album. "Dark Star" and "St. Stephen" are from February 27, 1969 at the Fillmore West; "The Eleven" and "Turn On Your Lovelight" are from January 26, 1969 at the Avalon; "Death Don't Have No Mercy", "Feedback", and "We Bid You Goodnight" are from March 2, 1969 at the Fillmore West. According to Bear, the tapes were recorded "on a sixteen track Ampex MM-1000 2-inch professional recorder, with a split of the on stage mics going directly into the preamps of the tape machine, not through any mixing desk. This was my idea to reduce the amount of amplifiers the signal went through before being placed on tape. We had special preamps made for the machine to allow enough gain. This was arranged by Ron Wickersham who had worked for the professional audio recorder division of Ampex before becoming involved with the band in mid '68.". The "Eight sided whispering..." vocals are the last eight lines from the original version of Hunter's "China Cat Sunflower". Mickey Hart plays guiro, scrapers, and gongs, among other percussion instruments, on "Dark Star". According to Bob Matthews, the album was recorded and mixed to simulate the sound presence of the Avalon Ballroom. On "Dark Star", some of Bob Weir's playing, during the performance, was left off of the final mix. The inside "band sitting on the car" photo was taken by Rosie McGee at around 3pm in the parking lot in the back of Pinkie's Pizza in Novato, near the rehearsal hall; Jack Casady is lying face down on the ground. At the shows used to create this album, Jerry Garcia played a cherry bodied Gibson SG, at times using a Vox Crybaby wah-wah pedal. The RIAA certified the album as "Gold" on August 24, 2001. The album was pressed so that the record one contains Side 1 ("Dark Star (23:15)) and Side 4 ("Death Don't Have No Mercy" (10:30), "Feedback" (8:52), and "And We Bid You Goodnight" (0:36)). and record two contains Side 2 ("Saint Stephen" (6:45) and "The Eleven" (9:39)) and Side 3 ("Turn On Your Love Light" (15:30)). This allowed both records to be stacked in a record changer, sides 1 and 2 played in sequences, the records flipped over, and then sides 3 and 4 played in sequence. Live/Dead (Complete - Vol. 1 & 2) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WST 1830 F DP) Released on four track 3 3/4 ips stereo reel to reel tape. The tape label states that the tapes were made by the Stereotape Division of the Greentree Electronics Corporation, a Bell & Howell Magnetic Tape Company. The tape label shows the "W7" symbol. Side 1 contains "Dark Star" and "Turn On Your Love Light". Side 2 contains "Saint Stephen", "The Eleven", "Death Don't Have No Mercy", "Feedback", and "And We Bid You Goodnight". The back cover has several black and white photos and the songs, broken down by the layout of the vinyl album sides. The tape box spine lists the album as "Live/Dead (Complete - Vol. 1 & 2) - The Grateful Dead" but the tape label (and back cover) lists it as "Live/Dead" and "The Grateful Dead". Live/Dead - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 8WJ-1830) The album was released on 8 track tape. The tape label shows the front cover of the album with "Live/Dead - The Grateful Dead" in white text across the top and the "W7" logo on the right side. The tape body was a light color. The tapes were made by Ampex. Live/Dead - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 8WJ-1830) The album was released on 8 track tape in a black plastic tape case. The tape label states that it is "DOUBLE PLAY . . . Equal to TWO ALBUMS". Program 1 (18:36) contains "Dark Star (Part I)'. Program 2 (18:36) contains "Dark Star (Part II)", "St. Stephen", and "The Eleven (Part I). Program 3 (18:36) contains "The Eleven (Part II)", "Turn On Your Love Light", and "Death Don't Have No Mercy (Part I). Program 4 (18:38) contains "Death Don't Have No Mercy (Part II)", "Feedback", and "And We Bid You Goodnight". Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-11739 / P-11740 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-11739 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Death Don't Have No Mercy", "Feedback", and "And We Bid You Goodnight" from "Live/Dead". The P-11740 side contains tracks by the Moody Blues from their album "To Our Children's, Children's, Children". Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 66002) A two record album released in Germany. Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. K 66002) A two record album released in the UK with the Warner Brothers "palm trees" record label listing the band as "The Grateful Dead". Side one contains "Dark Star" (23:15). Side two contains "St. Stephen" (6:45) and "The Eleven" (9:39). Side three contains "Turn On Your Lovelight". Side four contains "Death Don't Have No Mercy", "Feedback", and "We Bid You Goodnight". Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 7599-27181-1) A two record album released in Germany. The words "The Grateful Dead" have been added to the left side of the front cover. Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers 66002) A two record album released in France. Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. P-5014/5W) A Japanese pressing. The front cover has some Japanese writing along the inside right bottom edge. The four page song book is replaced by a four page lyric sheet: page 1 contains the song listing with a photo; page 2 contains the lyrics in Japanese; pages 3 and 4 contain the lyrics in English (including full lyrics to "Turn On Your Lovelight". The lyrics suffer through a translation; e.g., "St. Stephen": "High green surely winds and windy Wings and loops around the twining Shots of lavender are crawling (more) To the sun Wonder who will water All the children's of the garden When they're sad About the barren lack of rain And troops beneath the sky Underfoot the ground is patched With climbing arms Of ivy wrapped around The mexanni of sharp and Shiney in the breeze William Tell has attacked his boat Bit it was back by burning moat And Lord it was a crying shame That nothing could before" The album was wrapped in an obi strip. The band is called "The Grateful Dead" in the booklet. Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. P-5014/5W) This promotional album was released in Japan with blue record labels. Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers WS1830) The record album was released in 1970 in the UK on the orange Warner Brothers label. Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers K66002) The two record album was released in the mid-1970's in the UK on the green Warner Brothers label. The songs are: "Dark Star" (23:15), "Saint Stephen" (6:45), "The Eleven" (9:39); "Turn On Your Love Light" (15:30); "Death Don't Have No Mercy" (10:30), "Feedback" (8:52), and "We Bid You Goodnight" (0:36). The Big Ball - var. (Warner Bros. PRO 358) This 1970 two-record Warner Brothers sampler has, as the last track on side 4, an edited (6:45) version of "Turn On Your Lovelight" from the "Live/Dead" album. The cover features a big red ball and had a four page insert that was glued inside. The vinyl runout has "39673 PRO358D-1-B". This was released on the green Warner Brothers label. The liner notes are by Richard Goldstein. The insert states that "This extravagantly soulful rendition of "Love Light" is performed for your listening enjoyment by Mr. Pigpen.". The Big Ball - var. (Warner Bros. PRO 358) This was released in 1983 on the cream colored Warner Brothers label. Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 1830-2) This single CD release includes a 16 page booklet with the lyrics, black and white photos, and artwork. The CD is one continuous piece, whereas the record has breaks between sides One, Two, and Three. Released on CD in 1988. Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WPCR-2645) The CD release in Japan. Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WPCP-4354) A promotional CD released in Japan. The CD came wrapped in an obi strip and includes a lyrics insert. Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Rhino/WB 74395) This remastered version of the album, taken from the 12 CD "The Golden Road" box set, was released on CD in February, 2003. It includes a hidden track of a radio ad for the album: "Hurry, hurry, hurry, step right up...". Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Rhino RHM1 R1 74395) This album was released on two 180 gram vinyl records on April 22, 2003, at a list price of $24.99, in a limited edition. Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner 8122736801) This is the two record album that was released in the UK in 2003. Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (Mobile Fidelity MFSL , UPC 821797236515) This two record album was released in 2011. The album was mastered by Rob LoVerde at the Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab on the Gain 2 Ultra Analog System. The front and back album cover has "Original Master Recording" across the top and the back cover has MFSL re-issue information. Live/Dead - Grateful Dead (WEA Japan WPCR-15139, UPC 4943674148394) The album was released on CD in Japan in 2013 as a "Mini LP CD" in a cardboard sleeve that reproduces the original album art. The CD is an SHM-CD (Super High Material CD). Volunteers - Jefferson Airplane (RCA LSP-4328) Garcia plays pedal steel guitar on "The Farm". He was probably overdubbed later, as the recording session was on April 16, 1969 at Wally Heider studio. Jerry Garcia is listed as being at the Wally Heider studio on May 27, 1969 for the "Eskimo Blue Day" recording session. Released in November, 1969. Deja Vu - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (Atlantic SD 7200) Jerry Garcia plays pedal steel guitar on "Teach Your Children" (2:53), which was recorded on October 24, 1969 at the Wally Heider studio. Released on March 11, 1970. Deja Vu - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (Atlantic TP 7200) The album was released on 8 track stereo tape in a white plastic tape case. Garcia plays pedal steel guitar on "Teach Your Children", which in on Program 2. Deja Vu - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (Atlantic ATL TP-7200, M87200) The album was released on 8 track stereo tape in an orange brown colored plastic tape case. Garcia plays pedal steel guitar on "Teach Your Children", which is on Program 1. Deja Vu - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (Atlantic ATL TP-7200, M87200) The album was released on four track 3 3/4 ips reel to reel stereo tape. Garcia plays pedal steel guitar on "Teach Your Children". Side one is 19:05 and side two is 17:15 long. The tape was made by Ampex. Deja Vu - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (Atlantic 7200) The album was released on CD on September 6, 1994. Garcia plays pedal steel guitar on "Teach Your Children". Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 1869) Released on June 14, 1970. In the album's front cover drawing, Robert Hunter appears at the left; Bill Kreutzmann is sitting on the steps. The front cover photograph was taken in the Hunter's Point section of San Francisco on a very hot, almost 100 degree, day. The band members are standing in front to Beanie's Place Tavern, located at 1199 Evans Avenue, at the intersection with Keith Street. Across the street, at 1198 Evans Avenue, was the H. Moffat Company, a meat packer, and the Union Products Company, a tallow rendering works. That was an industrial area that has since undergone revitalization; neither of those buildings exists today. The smokestacks and smoke shadows were drawn in later - note that they do not match the shadows cast by the band members. The back cover is upside down on the original releases. In the back cover sketch, take a close look at Garcia's right hand. Stanley "Mouse" Miller took the cover photograph and did all the graphics, including the airbrush sketches for the back cover, which eventually ended up at the Grateful Dead offices in San Rafael. The photographs of Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann, Pigpen, and Mickey Hart that were used for the graphics on the back cover were taken on the roof of a rounded front building at the corner of Castro Street and Market Street, possibly on June 14, 1970. Robert Hunter was also photographed at that location. The album was recorded at the Pacific High Recording Studio, which was located in back of the Fillmore West. Pacific High had a 50 by 50 foot recording space, with 14 foot ceilings, two isolation booths, and much of the equipment built by Ron Wickersham. The sessions started in mid-February, 1970, the album was recorded over a nine day period, with recording sessions finished by mid-March, and mixed in the first week or two of April, 1970. For the recording sessions, the band was arranged in a half-circle around the drums, resulting in some leakage of the instruments. The songs intended for the album were rehearsed in one to two days, then re-arranged to have a beginning of Side 1, end of Side 1, a beginning of Side 2, and a finale. "Mason's Children" was recorded for this album but was not released; it was intended to be the closing song on the album. It is included on "The Golden Road" box set. An alternate version of "New Speedway Boogie", with Weir singing falsetto, was recorded; it is included on "The Golden Road" box set. On "Cumberland Blues", David Nelson plays a Martin D-18 acoustic guitar from 1940; it had been previously owned by Garcia, who traded it for a Weymann banjo from the Lundberg music store in Berkeley. Garcia plays a Martin D-28 on "Black Peter". "Uncle John's Band" contains a fragment of a Bulgarian tune, music to which Garcia was listening at the time. "Dire Wolf" was written while Robert Hunter and Jerry Garcia were sharing a house on 271 Madrone, in Larkspur, California. The "...please, don't murder me..." lines in "Dire Wolf" were inspired by the "Zodiac Killer", who murdered over a score of people in San Francisco between 1968 and 1978. "Dire Wolf" was recorded on February 16, 1970. The "driving that train, high on cocaine, Casey Jones you better watch your speed" lines in "Casey Jones" had been written down by Hunter in his notebook; he later re-discovered the lines and used them as the hook in the song. The album was produced by Bob Matthews and Betty Cantor. The album reached the Billboard "Top 25" in July, 1970. During the recording sessions, Garcia also played a Martin D-18 acoustic guitar and a ZB pedal steel guitar. The RIAA certified the album "Gold" on July 11, 1974, and as "Platinum" on October 13, 1986. Side 1 (17:13) contains "Uncle John's Band" (4:42), "High Time" (5:13), "Dire Wolf" (3:13) and "New Speedway Boogie" (4:05). Side 2 contains "Cumberland Blues" (3:15), "Black Peter" (5:42), Easy Wind" (4:59), and "Casey Jones" (4:24). The "sniffing sound" at the start of "Casey Jones" is Jerry Garcia clearing his airways in preparation to start singing. The album was produced for under fifteen thousand dollars. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 1869) The album was provided to radio stations with the white with black text "Warner Bros. Records Radio Station Service" sticker across the bottom of the front cover. The sticker lists the song names, their playing times, and the total playing time. The album has the white "PROMOTIONAL NOT FOR SALE" record label with the playing time and track times in the upper left quadrant of the label. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WST 1869-B) Released on four track 3 3/4 ips stereo reel to reel tape. The black and white album cover on the back of the tape box is right side up. The tan tape label credits the Bell & Howell Magnetic Tape Company but the back cover credits Magtec. The tan label on the tape reel lists the album name as "The Workingman's Dead" and the band as "The Grateful Dead". Side 1 contains "Cumberland Blues", "Black Peter", "Easy Wind", and "Casey Jones". Side 2 contains "Uncle John's Band", "High Time", "Dire Wolf", and "New Speedway Boogie". Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WST 1869-B) Released on four track 3 3/4 ips stereo reel to reel tape. The color album cover on the back of the tape box is right side up. The silver tape label and back cover credit the Bell & Howell Magnetic Tape Company. The label on the tape reel lists the album name as "The Workingman's Dead" and the band as "The Grateful Dead". Workingman's Dead - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB M8 1869) The album was released on eight track tape. The programs are: 1: "Uncle John's Band" and "New Speedway Boogie"; 2: "Black Peter" and "Dire Wolf"; 3: "Casey Jones", "Cumberland Blues", and "Easy Wind"; 4: "Easy Wind" and "High Time". Workingman's Dead - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 8WM 1869) The album was released on 8 track tape in a light yellow plastic case. The generic Warner Brothers / Reprise slipcase with the front and back cutouts states that this is a "8 TRACK STEREO TAPE CARTRIDGE"; this is also on the back tape label. The programs are: 1: "Uncle John's Band" and "New Speedway Boogie"; 2: "Black Peter" and "Dire Wolf"; 3: "Casey Jones", "Cumberland Blues", and "Easy Wind (Part 1)"; 4: "Easy Wind (Part 2)" and "High Time". The front label shows the album cover. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-12015 / P-12016 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-12015 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Uncle John's Band", "Cumberland Blues", "High Time", and "Easy Wind" from "Workingman's Dead". The P-12016 side contains tracks by Rhinoceros from their album "Better Times Are Coming". Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. M5 1869) The album was released on cassette. Side A contains: "Uncle John's Band", "High Time", "Dire wolf", and "New Speedway Boogie". Side B contains "Cumberland Blues", "Black Peter", "Easy Wind", and "Casey Jones". The total playing time is 29:54. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 46049) The record album was released in France. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. HWBS 321-14) The record album was released in Spain. The album was manufactured by Hispavox, S.A. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WBC 1118) The record album was released in South Africa. It has the green Warner Brothers record label. The front cover is laminated and the back is right side up. Printed by Artone Press. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers WS 1869) The record album was released in the UK with the orange Warner Brothers label. On the early pressings, the album title is listed on the record label as "The Workingman's Dead" and the group is "The Grateful Dead". The cover spine lists the album title as "The Workingman's Dead". Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers WS 1869) The record album was released in the UK with the orange Warner Brothers label. On the later pressings, the album is correctly listed as "Workingman's Dead" on the record label and the cover spine. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Hua Sheng KHS-4293) The record album was released in Taiwan, probably an unofficial, bootleg, release. The back cover is right side up and has Taiwanese text across the bottom. The record label lists the company as "Hau Sound Record" and lists the album information in English: "The Grateful Dead"; side one song titles as "Cumberland blues", "Black peter", "Easy wind", and "Casey jones"; side two song titles as "Uncle john's band", "High time", "Dire wolf", and "New speedway". Dire Wolf - Grateful Dead (Platinum PLP 2 /24014) A probable bootleg record album released in West Germany in 1985 containing songs from "Workingman's Dead". The band name is spelled as "Greatful Dead" on the back cover and on the record labels. The songs are: "Uncle John's Band" (4:42), "High Time" (5:12), and "Black Peter" (5:39); "New Speedway Boogie" (4:01), "Dire Wolf" (3:11), "Easy Wind" (4:54), and "Casey Jones" (4:20). The front cover photo shows the band performing on March 28, 1981 on the German "RockPalast" television program. Alternatives - var. (Warner Bros. WS 1873) This Warner Brothers sampler has "New Speedway Boogie" (4:05) by The Grateful Dead, taken from the "Workingman's Dead" album. Released in 1970. Going Home - var. (Warner Bros. WS 1874) This 1970 sampler was released in the UK in 1970. Side One includes "New Speedway Boogie" (4.05) by The Grateful Dead. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 46049) A German record release. On the "One More Saturday Night" / "Bertha" picture sleeve single released in Germany, the album is titled as "Working Men's Dead". The band name on the record label is "The Grateful Dead". Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 46049) A German record release. On some record jacket back covers, it states "A Warner Bros. Inc. U.S.A. Recording 4000 Warner Blvd., Burbank, Calif." at the bottom, there is a blue with black printing "46 049 (WS 1869)" sticker in the upper right corner of the back cover and a similarly colored sticker at the bottom stating that the record was "Made in Germany". Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1869) The album was also released in Canada. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. P-4522W) The record was also released in Japan. This release includes a fold out lyric insert. It was wrapped with a red obi strip which states "ROCK FOREVER" and gives a price of 1500 yen. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 1869) The back cover is right side up on the records released since late 1987. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 2-1869) The back cover is right side up on the CD, released in 1987. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WPCR-2647) The album was released on CD in Japan. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Rhino CRHI 78356) In May, 2001, Mickey Hart remixed this album for the DVD Audio 5.1 format. Scheduled to be released on DVD-A on November 20, 2001 and then on November 27, 2001, it may have been delayed until December 4, 2001. The album was engineered by Tom Flye. On October 24, 2001, Mickey Hart presented the DVD-Audio 5.1 Surround Sound remixes at the Fillmore in San Francisco. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Rhino/WB 74396) This remastered version of the album, taken from the 12 CD "The Golden Road" box set, was released on CD in February, 2003. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Rhino RHM1 R1 74396) This album was released as a 180 gram vinyl record on April 22, 2003, at a list price of $17.99, in a limited edition. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Music Group) The album was to be released in the DualDisc format. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Rhino RHM1 R1 74396) This album was released as a 180 gram vinyl record on April 22, 2003, at a list price of $17.99, in a limited edition. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead ( ) This album was released as a 180 gram vinyl record in 2012 as part of the fortieth anniversary of the album release. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers P-8096W) This album was released in Japan as a vinyl record. It includes a four page Japanese language insert. The back cover is upside down. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (WEA Japan WPCR-15140, UPC 4943674148400) The album was released on CD in Japan in 2013 as a "Mini LP CD" in a cardboard sleeve that reproduces the original album art; the back cover is printed upside down. The CD is an SHM-CD (Super High Material CD). Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab MFSL 2-428, January 19, 2015) This album was released on two 180 gram vinyl records in a limited numbered edition packaged in a gatefold cover. Side 1 contains "Uncle John's Band" and "High Time", Side 2 contains "Dire Wolf" and "New Speedway Boogie". Side 3 contains "Cumberland Blues" and "Black Peter". Side 4 contains "Easy Wind" and "Casey Jones". The back cover is printed upside down. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 1869, UPC 081227953973, July 10, 2015) The record album was released on gold and brown swirl vinyl with the green WB record label. The sticker on the front lists this as a "Barnes & Noble" exclusive. Woodstock - var. (Cotillion SD3-500) Garcia says "Marijuana, Exhibit A" just before Arlo Guthrie's "Coming In To Los Angeles". Released in July, 1970. Woodstock - Three Days of Peace And Music - var. (Atlantic 82636-2) On this four CD box set, Jerry Garcia says "Marijuana, Exhibit A" just after the ending of "Rock And Soul Music" by Country Joe and The Fish. Released in 1994. Gospel Oak - Gospel Oak (Kapp KS 3635) Matthew Kelly co-wrote "South Bleach" (2:26) and plays on the album. Released in 1970. Marrying Maiden - It's A Beautiful Day (Columbia CS 1058) Garcia plays banjo on "Hoedown" and pedal steel on "It Comes Right Down To You". Released in 1970. Also released on CD (CBS 465661 2). Marrying Maiden - It's A Beautiful Day (San Francisco Sound ) The album was re-released in 1981. Marrying Maiden - It's A Beautiful Day ( ) A vinyl test pressing of the album with the "Rti RECORD TECHNOLOGY INC." logo in green "test pressing" label. This test pressing has matrix numbers "HS 04800-A 8819" and "HS 04800-B 8820" in the run out area. Note: not certain if this is for the 1970 or the 1981 release. Marrying Maiden - It's A Beautiful Day (CBS 465661 2) Released on CD. Tarkio - Brewer & Shipley (Kama Sutra / Buddah KSBS 2024) Garcia plays pedal steel on "Oh Mommy" on this album by Tom Shipley and Mike Brewer. Garcia does not play on "One Toke Over The Line". Released in February, 1970. Recorded at Wally Heider's Studio, with Stephen Barncard as engineer. Also playing on the album are John Kahn and Bill Vitt. Jerry Garcia is listed as being at the August 21, 1970 recording sessions where "50 States Of Freedom" and "Oh Mommy" were recorded. Tarkio - Brewer & Shipley (Kama Sutra/Buddah ) The album was released on CD. The Best Of Brewer & Shipley - Brewer & Shipley (Kama Sutra KSBS 2613-2) This "best of" release from 1976 includes "Oh Mommy", with Garcia on pedal steel. Greatest Hits - Brewer & Shipley (Buddah/Pair PDK-2-1231 and Pair 1231) This "greatest hits" collection from 1988 includes "Oh Mommy", with Garcia on pedal steel. On The Road Again - Brewer and Shipley (Accord SN-7222) This 1992 collection includes "Oh Mommy", with Garcia on pedal steel. The Best Of Brewer & Shipley: One Toke Over The Line - Brewer & Shipley (BMG/Buddha 99811) This CD collection from August 7, 2001 includes "Oh Mommy", with Garcia on pedal steel. U - Incredible String Band (Elektra EKS 7E-2002) Tom Constanten appears as arranger of strings on "Queen Of Love", conductor, and pianist. Released in 1970. Blows Against The Empire - Paul Kantner (RCA LSP 4448) Garcia, Kreutzman, and Hart help out. Garcia plays pedal steel guitar. Released in November, 1970. The album was recorded at the Wally Heider studio. Jerry Garcia is listed as being in the studio on July 17 and 22, 1970 for "Mau Mau" recording sessions, on July 22, 1970 for "Together" recording sessions, on July 15, 1970 and August 10 and 11, 1970 for "Starship" recording sessions, and on July 15, 1970 and August 10, 1970 for "Old Man" recording sessions. William Kreutzmann is listed as being in the studio at the July 29 and 30, 1970 recording sessions and on August 3, 1970 at the "Child Is Coming" recording session. Blows Against The Empire - Paul Kantner (RCA CD 3868-2-R) Released on CD. Garcia, Kreutzman, and Hart help out. Garcia plays pedal steel guitar. Blows Against The Empire - Paul Kantner (RCA, September 13, 2005) This CD is an eighteen track remastered version of the album. Garcia, Kreutzman, and Hart help out. Garcia plays pedal steel guitar. The bonus tracks include: 11. "Let's Go Together" (alternate lyrics), 12. "Sunrise" (an acoustic demo with Grace Slick), 13. "Hijack" (acoustic demo), 14. "SFX" (with Jerry Garcia and Mickey Hart), 15. "Starship" (live at the Fillmore West on September 14, 1970), 16. "Radio Spot 1" (narrated by band manager Bill Thompson - a hidden track), 17. "Radio Spot 2" (narrated by band manager Bill Thompson - a hidden track), and 18. "Radio Spot 3" (narrated by band manager Bill Thompson - a hidden track). Vintage Dead - Grateful Dead (Sunflower/MGM SUN 5001) 1966 Avalon Ballroom performances (possibly September 16, 1966) released in October, 1970. The album back cover lists the song with times: "I Know You Rider" (4:25), "It Hurts Me Too" (4:17), "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" (4:50), "Dancing In The Street" (7:55), "In The Midnight Hour" (18:23). The record labels list the tracks as "I Know You Rider" (4:18), "It Hurts Me Too" (4:17), "It's All Over Now Baby Blue" (3:12), "Dancing In The Street" (6:37); "In The Midnight Hour" (18:23). The poster, used for the cover of this album, came from the Dead's concert at the Avalon on September 16 and 17, 1966. The "skull and roses" image used for the poster was originally a black and white illustration by Edmund J. Sullivan which appeared in a 19th century edition of "The Rubiyat Of Omar Khayyam", with Quatrain XXVI. Anton Kelly and Stanley Mouse adapted it for the poster, adding colors and lettering. The album made it to number 127 on the charts. The album cover shows a bottle of "Ripple" wine. Vintage Dead - Grateful Dead (Sunflower/MGM SUN 5001) The album was released with a promotional ("Special Disk Jockey Record Not For Sale") white label. The record labels list the tracks as "I Know You Rider" (4:18), "It Hurts Me Too" (4:17), "It's All Over Now Baby Blue" (3:12), "Dancing In The Street" (6:37); "In The Midnight Hour" (18:10). Vintage Dead - Grateful Dead (Sunflower/MGM 8115-5001) The album was released on 8 track tape in a white colored tape case. The tracks were set up as follows: Program A: "I Know You Rider", "It Hurts Me Too", "It's All Over Now (Cont.)"; Program B: "It's All Over Now (Concl.)", "Dancing In The Street (Cont.)"; Program C: "Dancing In The Street (Concl.)", "Midnight Hour (Cont.)"; Program D: "Midnight Hour (Concl.)". Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-12263 / P-12264 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-12263 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by the New York Rock & Roll Ensemble from their album "Roll Over". The P-12264 side contains "It Hurts Me Too", "It's All Over Now Baby Blue", and "Dancing In The Street" from "Vintage Dead". Vintage Dead - Grateful Dead (Polydor 2310172) The record album was released in Great Britain. Grateful Dead ... Live - Grateful Dead (Polydor 2302-021) The record album was released in Mexico in 1972. The cover basis is the same as the "Vintage Dead" cover for the U.S. release. Across the top is printed the "Serie Rock Power" "La Nueva Generacion Electrica" band and the album title and info is printed below that. Rock Generation - var. (Folster PRP-22-3 (on cover), PRP-22 (on label)) This is a two record sampler pressed on red vinyl and in a turquoise with white lettering cover. It is a sampler of various acts on various US labels and was released in Japan by Toshiba Musical Industries. Besides tracks by The Beatles, The Band, Steve Miller Band, Pink Floyd, and others, it is supposed to have a track by the Grateful Dead. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1893) Early releases of this record had a "Grateful Dead" sticker on the shrink-wrap. Released in November, 1970, the album reached the Billboard "Top 30" by the end of December, 1970. The album was recorded between August 6 and September 16, 1970, in San Francisco, at Wally Heider's Studio, 245 Hyde Street, between Turk and Eddy Streets, with the Blackhawk Jazz Club across the street. Stephen Barncard was the engineer for this album, and mixed it. "Till The Morning Comes" and "Candyman" were recorded in Studio A, and the rest of the album was recorded upstairs in Studio C. "Till The Morning Comes" has only Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann, and Bob Weir playing on it; the music was recorded 'live' and the vocals were added afterwards. Parts of "Friend Of The Devil" were written at Rock Scully's house in Kentfield, California: Robert Hunter brought over the beginning words and John "Marmaduke" Dawson provided the "set out running but I take my time, a friend of the Devil is a friend of mine" line. The opening line of Friend Of The Devil" is a descending G scale. The lyrics to "Truckin'" was started by Robert Hunter in San Francisco, and finished while touring with the Dead in Florida. Hunter had many verses written for "Truckin'" with the idea that new verses would be added to the song with time. The death of Garcia's mother was the inspiration for "Brokedown Palace". "Box Of Rain" was written for Phil Lesh's father, who was dying. The "...ripples in still waters..." refrain in "Ripple" is a 17 syllable haiku. Robert Hunter wrote the lyrics to "Ripple", "To Lay Me Down", and "Brokedown Palace" in the span of one day while he was in London, England. An additional verse to "Ripple" had been written, but not recorded: “The wisest man, is but a pilgrim, he will not claim, to know the way, he will not promise, dreams of glory, his words are few, and his ways are kind.”. The chorus at the end of "Ripple" features some 30 voices from the family and friends present at the sessions. Most of the album was recorded "live" with Jerry Garcia on acoustic guitar, Phil Lesh on bass, and Bill Kreutzmann on drums. During the recording sessions of the rhythm tracks, Weir and Garcia were sat close together, and baffles were placed around Kreutzmann's drum kit. Barncard used AKG C60 small capsule condenser microphones for the acoustic guitars, placing them in the guitar's sweet spot. On "Truckin'" and "Candyman", the acoustic guitars were routed through a United Audio Model 1176 limiter. On "Box Of Rain", David Nelson plays the electric guitar solo on a Fender Telecaster guitar with a Parsons/White StringBender, David Torbert plays bass, and Phil Lesh plays acoustic guitar. David Grisman plays mandolin on "Ripple" (where he was double tracked) and "Friend Of The Devil". "Friend Of The Devil" starts off with a descending line in G, an ascending line starts in the third bar, and Lesh adds counterpoint. Bob Weir plays a Leslie-speakered electric guitar on "Sugar Magnolia", which was then double tracked. Weir had originally envisioned "Sugar Magnolia" as having a "Cajun" feel to it. Robert Hunter wrote the "Sunshine Daydream" coda during the album recording sessions and Jerry Garcia contributed the chord changes. Howard Wales plays organ on "Candyman" and "Truckin'", and plays piano on "Brokedown Palace". This is the first album with Ned Lagin, who plays piano on "Candyman". Jerry Garcia plays pedal steel guitar on "Sugar Magnolia" and "Candyman". The vocals on "Attics Of My Life" are double-tracked: the first consists of separate tracks for each vocalist, and the second has all three vocalists singing on one mic track. Also recording at Wally Heider's at this time were the Jefferson Airplane and David Crosby, recording his first solo album. The title of the album can be read off the front cover artwork, by some use of imagination, as "American Reality". "To Lay Me Down" was rehearsed and recorded, but was not included on the album; it does appear on the "So Many Roads" box set. Frankie Weir is the subject of "Sugar Magnolia". On most of the vocals, Garcia sings the melody, Lesh sings the upper voice, and Weir sings the middle voice. The vocals were recorded using Shure 67 mics, each mic run through its own limiter, and then doubled. Because they could not "double" themselves consistently, when the vocals were double tracked, sometimes the results were six voices. The sixteen basic tracks for "Truckin'" were: 1. Garcia's electric guitar; 2. piano; 3. kick drum; 4. drums left; 5. drums right; 6. snare; 7. organ; 8. bass amplifiers; 9. bass direct; 10. Weir's lead vocals; 11. Garcia's acoustic guitar; 12. Weir's acoustic guitar; 13. Weir's electric guitar; 14. Lesh back-up vocals; 15. Weir back-up vocals; and 16. Garcia back-up vocals. "Truckin'" was recorded in Studio C. Although "Truckin'" fades out on the album, it was played for a few bars more, and then Weir led the band into a 3/4 time jam and a verse of "The Frozen Logger". The album received a "Gold" record award within a year of being released. At the time, Phil Lesh was using a big amplifier for the low end bass, and a small amplifier for middle bass. During the recording sessions, Garcia also played a Martin D-18 acoustic guitar and a ZB pedal steel guitar. Some listeners find a close melodic similarity between "Ripple" and "Any Dream Will Do" from the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat". The RIAA certified the album "Gold" on July 11, 1974, as "Platinum" on October 13, 1986, and as double "Platinum" on August 24, 2001. This album was to be recorded by Alembic but was not. Alembic was signed to record the Grateful Dead and the other groups that were participating in the "Medicine Ball Caravan" film project. When the Grateful Dead declined to partake in the project, the Alembic crew remained with the film project. "Truckin'" is spelled as "Truckin" on the back cover. Side one contains: "Box Of Rain" (5:16), "Friend Of The Devil" (3:20), "Sugar Magnolia" (3:15), "Operator" (2:21), and "Candyman" (6:12). Side two contains: "Ripple" (4:10), "Brokedown Palace" (4:18), "Till The Morning Comes" (3:13), "Attics Of My Life" (5:09), and "Truckin" (5:09). The front cover rose was designed by Alton Kelley; the desin was sandblasted into glass and then painted with an airbrush. The back cover photo of the bedroom table of Alton Kelley was taken by Mary Ann Mayer. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros./ Reprise WST 1893 B) Released on 3 3/4 ips reel to reel tape. The tapes were made by the Bell & Howell Magnetic Tape Company, a division of Bell & Howell of Irvine, California 92664. The tape label shows the Reprise ":r" in a box symbol. Side 1 contains: "Ripple", "Brokedown Palace", "Till The Morning Comes", "Attics Of My Life", and "Truckin". Side 2 contains: "Box Of Rain", "Friend Of The Devil", "Sugar Magnolia", "Operator", and "Candyman". The tape label is light blue with dark blue printing. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1893) The record album was released with a white "PROMOTION NOT FOR SALE" record label. The upper left quadrant of the label shows the playing time for each side and the track times. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WBS 1893) The record album was released in New Zealand. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. LB 46074) The record album was released in Spain, where it was distributed by Ariola Eurodisc S.A.. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB M8 1893) Released on 8 track tape in a black tape case. American Beauty - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB M8 1893) Released on 8 track tape in a yellow AMPEX tape case. Program 1 is "Friend Of The Devil", "Sugar Magnolia", and "Ripple". Program 2 is "Operator", "Till The Morning Comes", and "Attics Of My Life". Program 3 is "Brokedown Palace" and "Candyman". Program 4 is "Box Of Rain" and "Truckin". The band is listed as "The Grateful Dead" on the tape label. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-12351 / P-12352 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-12351 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Till The Morning Comes", "Friend Of The Devil", "Attics Of My Life", "Operator", and "Ripple" from the album "American Beauty". The P-12352 side contains tracks by Fat Mattress from their album "Fat Mattress II". American Beauty - Grateful Dead (First Record FL-2022) The record album was released in Taiwan. This may not be an official release. The side 1 matrix / runout markings are: "T WS - 1893 / 39804 - 1 - 1 Q". The side 2 matrix / runout markings are: "T WS - 1893 / 39805 - 1 - 2 Q". The record label is red with English and Taiwanese text in white. Looney Tunes Merrie Melodies (Warner Bros. PRO 423) A three record boxed set sampler of Warner Brothers artists, released in 1970. Included is an eight page booklet of liner notes. On side 3, track 3 of this sampler is "Sugar Magnolia" (3:15). The cover shows Porky Pig in a policeman uniform with a night stick and a WB badge on his hat. The records are backed side 1 with side 6, side 2 with side 5, and side 3 with side 4. The vinyl runout on side 3 has "PRO-423 3 39836-1B BH". The insert states that "'Sugar Magnolia' was inspired by Frankie Hart, lovely lady of Bob Weir (he of the rhythm guitar and long hair).". American Beauty - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 46074 (WS 1893)) A German record release. The top of the front cover states "THE GRATEFUL DEAD" in white letters and the black Warner Brothers shield logo appears in the lower right corner. The record label is white with a color WB Records shiled at the top. American Beauty - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 46074 (WS 1893)) A German record release. The top of the front cover states "THE GRATEFUL DEAD" in white letters and the black Warner Brothers shield logo appears in the lower right corner. The album was also released with the "palm trees" record label. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 446074) A German cassette release. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. M5 1893) The album was released on cassette tape. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1893) Later releases of the album were released with the "palm trees" record label. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1893) The record album was released with the white label and the colored Warner Brothers shield at the top. American Beauty - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. P 4519W) A Japanese record release. The top of the front cover states "THE GRATEFUL DEAD" in white letters and the Warner Brothers shield logo appears in the lower right corner. The red obi strip shows a price of 1500 yen. This release is supposed to have only nine tracks. American Beauty - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. P 8007W) A Japanese record release. The top of the front cover states "THE GRATEFUL DEAD" in white letters and the Warner Brothers shield logo appears in the lower right corner. The purple and black obi strip shows a price of 2000 yen. This release has ten tracks. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. K46074) A UK record release. The top of the front cover states "THE GRATEFUL DEAD" in white letters. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Mobile Fidelity MFSL 1-014) An "Original Master Recording" (printed across the top of the cover), half speed mastered and pressed on high quality vinyl in Japan. Released in 1978. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. Records K46074) The album was released in Greece in the 1980s. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 2-1893) Some of the early CD releases are supposed to have graphics (CD+G) capability. Released on CD in 1987. American Beauty / Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 23706) The "American Beauty" and "Workingman's Dead" albums were released on one cassette on October 17, 1990. The insert shows both album covers and states "Specially Priced", "Two Hit Albums On One Cassette", and "2 Two On One". American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WPCR-2648) CD released in Japan. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (BMG Direct Marketing D 134539) The CD was released by the BMG Music Club. The insert spine lists the Warner Brothers album number "1893-2" but the insert text lists the BMG number. The CD lists both numbers. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Rhino CRHI 74385) In May, 2001, Mickey Hart remixed this album for the DVD Audio 5.1 format. This included bringing forward, in the mix, Jerry Garcia's pedal steel playing on "Sugar Magnolia", the vocals on "Attics Of My Life", etcetera. Released on DVD on October 30, 2001. The tracks are: "Box Of Rain" (5:17), "Friend Of The Devil" (3:21), "Sugar Magnolia" (3:17), "Operator" (2:22), "Candyman" (6:10), "Ripple" (4:10), "Brokedown Palace" (4:06), "Till The Morning Comes" (3:07), "Attics Of My Life" (5:10), and "Truckin'" (5:03). As bonuses on the DVD are included interviews with Mickey Hart and Bob Weir, photos, and lyrics. The DVD also includes a new stereo mix of the album. Engineered by Tom Flye. On October 24, 2001, Mickey Hart presented the DVD-Audio 5.1 Surround Sound remixes at the Fillmore in San Francisco. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (SomeWax Recordings SW054-2, UPC 4670716130637) The album was released in Russia in 2001. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Rhino/WB 74397) This remastered version of the album, taken from the 12 CD "The Golden Road" box set, was released on CD in February, 2003. The tracks included are: "Box Of Rain" (5:17), "Friend Of The Devil" (3:21), "Sugar Magnolia" (3:17), "Operator" (2:22), "Candyman" (6:10), "Ripple" (4:10), "Brokedown Palace" (4:06), "Till The Morning Comes" (3:07), "Attics Of My Life" (5:10), "Truckin’" (5:03), "Truckin’" (single) (3:14), "Friend Of The Devil" (live) (4:21), "Candyman" (live) (5:15), "Till The Morning Comes" (live) (3:20), "Attics Of My Life" (live) (6:28), "Truckin’" (live) (9:03), and a commercial ("'Tricia") for the album. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Rhino RHM1 R1 74397) This album was released as a 180 gram vinyl record on April 22, 2003, at a list price of $17.99, in a limited edition. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner 8122736821) This album was released as a 180 gram vinyl record in the UK in 2003. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Music Group/Rhino ) The album was released on November 23, 2004 in the DualDisc format. The CD side contains the ten album tracks. The DVD-Audio side contains the ten album tracks as well as interviews with Mickey Hart and Bob Weir, a photo album, and song lyrics. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Rhino / Warner Brothers WS 1893, UPC 081227978190) This album was released as a 180 gram vinyl record in 2012 as part of the fortieth anniversary of the album release. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab, November 24, 2014, UPC 821797242912) This album was released on two 180 gram vinyl records in a limited numbered edition packaged in a gatefold cover. Side 1 contains "Box Of Rain" and "Friend Of The Devil". Side 2 contains "Sugar Magnolia", "Operator", and "Candyman". Side 3 contains "Ripple", "Brokedown Palace", and "Till The Morning Comes". Side 4 contains "Attics Of My Life" and "Truckin'". American Beauty - Grateful Dead (WEA Japan WPCR-15141, UPC 4943674148417) The album was released on CD in Japan in 2013 as a "Mini LP CD" in a cardboard sleeve that reproduces the original album art. The CD is an SHM-CD (Super High Material CD). American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers WS 1893, UPC 081227954567) This album was released as a limited edition vinyl record in 2015 as part of the fiftieth anniversary of the band. The vinyl is swirls of red, clear, and blue. The record label is the green Warner Brothers Records label. The sticker on the front cover lists this as a "f.y.e." exclusive. Trilogy - Grateful Dead (Rhino / Warner Brothers, 2005, UPC 081227325220) This three CD box set contains the "Live/Dead", "Workingman's Dead", and "American Beauty" albums. The Warner Bros. Studio Albums - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino UPC 081227980405) This box set with the orange color cover with the black skull crowned with roses contains "Grateful Dead" (WS 1689 A), the original mix of "Anthem Of The Sun" (WS 1749 B), the original mix of "Aoxomoxoa" (WS 1790 C), "Workingman's Dead" (WS 1869 D), and "American Beauty" (WS 1893 E) pressed on 180 gram vinyl records with the green WB label. The records are in detailed replicas of the original album covers. The album cover spines have the Warner Brothers catalog number followed by an "A", "B", "C", "D", "E", or "F", as appropriate, to indicate that the albums are from this box set. It includes a booklet with liner notes and previously unpublished photos. HiFive: The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino, 2005) Five songs from the Warner Brothers catalog were made available for download. The selections were: "Uncle John's Band", "Sugar Magnolia", "Trucking", "Casey Jones", and "Viola Lee Blues (edited)". Historic Dead - The Grateful Dead (MGM/Sunflower SNF 5004) More early Avalon Ballroom performances, released in June, 1971. The album contains the songs: "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl" (11:01), "Lindy" (the correct title of which is "Overseas Stomp") (2:49); "Stealin'" (3:00), and "The Same Thing" (12:01). The album made it to 154 on the charts. Historic Dead - The Grateful Dead (MGM/Sunflower SNF 5004) The album was also released for radio station use with a white promo label. Some of these promotional copies have a red with black overprint "DJ NOT FOR SALE" sticker on the back cover. Historic Dead - The Grateful Dead (MGM/Sunflower 8115-5004) The album was released in 8 track tape format in a white case. The tracks as: Program A: "Lindy", "The Same Thing (Cont.)"; Program B: "The Same Thing (Concl.)"; Program C: "Good Morning Little School Girl (Cont.)"; Program D: "Good Morning Little School Girl (Concl.)", "Stealin'". The tapes were made by GRT Music Tapes. Historic Dead - The Grateful Dead (Polydor 2310171 SUPER (1972)) An English release, on vinyl, containing the same tracks as the US version: "Good Morning, Little School Girl" (11:01), "Lindy" (2:49); "Stealin'" (3:00), and "The Same Thing" (12:01). Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-12711 / P-12712 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS RL 3-2) The P-12711 side of this AFRTS LP record release has tracks from "Tarkus" by Emerson, Lake & Palmer. The P-12712 side contains "The Same Thing", "Lindy", and "Stealin'" taken from the "Historic Dead" album. Released in 1972. Goodies, Vol. 1 - var. (Warner Brothers WB 2575) This 1972 sampler of Warner Brothers artists includes, on Side 1, track 2, "Ripple" (4:10) by the Grateful Dead. The label lists the album title as "Goodies--Volume 1". Pop History Vol. 23: The Grateful Dead (Polydor 2679 003) A two record album, consisting of the "Vintage Dead" and "Historic Dead" material, released in 1972 on the Polydor (Germany) label. The LP's are numbered "Polydor 2335 058" and "Polydor 2335 059", and engraved in the vinyl is "1972". On the front cover, "POP HISTORY VOL. 23 THE GRATEFUL DEAD" appears in red and green on a photo with (from left to right) of Garcia, Weir, Kreutzmann, and Lesh playing (at a 1972 concert?). On the back cover, "POP HISTORY VOL 23 THE GRATEFUL DEAD" is written in red and green. The back cover also has the track listing with timings and at the bottom, the producers Peter Abram and Robert E. Cohen. The inside left cover has liner notes (in German and English) by Gunter Ehnert about the early Grateful Dead and Garcia. There is no information about the recordings. The inside right cover shows the front covers from 10 POP HISTORY releases (Hendrix, Cream, Blues Project and others). The first record contains: "Good Morning, Little Schoolgirl", "Lindy"; "Stealin'", "The Same Thing". The second record contains: "I Know You Rider", "It Hurts Me Too", "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue", "Dancing In The Street"; "In The Midnight Hour". Zabriskie Point - Original Soundtrack (MGM SE 4668ST) Contains an excerpt from "Dark Star" (2:32) from the "Live/Dead" album, and "Love Scene" (7:04), a solo by Jerry Garcia which was recorded on January 20, 1970, at the soundstage, while Garcia was watching that portion of the film. Zabriskie Point - Original Soundtrack (MGM SE 4668ST) The album was released with a "SPECIAL DISC JOCKEY RECORD" "Not For Sale" yellow with black print record label. Zabriskie Point - var. (MGM 2354 040) The record was released in Great Britain. This was released as an "MGM Special" with the MGM blue and gold label. Zabriskie Point - Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack - var. (MGM Special 3140-118) The album was released in the UK on cassette. The tape label is a blue turquoise color. The inlay card states that "For technical and musical reasons there is a short silent run out at the end of the music on Side Two." Zabriskie Point - var. (MGM CS-8120) The record was release in Great Britain. It has the laminated flipback picture sleeve. Zabriskie Point - var. (MGM 2315002) The record album was released in France with a different front cover, this one an overhead view of the couple. Zabriskie Point - Original Soundtrack (MCA 25032) Reissued in 1986. Zabriskie Point - Original Soundtrack (EMI CDP 7 94717 2) Released on CD. Rock Goes To The Movies - Vol. 1 - var. (Columbia Special Products AK 46806) This CD includes "Dark Star" (2:32), excerpted from "Live/Dead", and "Love Scene" (7:04), a solo by Garcia. Both of these are from the "Zabriskie Point" movie soundtrack, originally released on MGM SE 4668ST and reissued in 1986 on MCA 25032. Released in the Fall of 1990. Legends Of Guitar - Rock: The '60s, Volume 2 - var. (Rhino R2-70562, 1990) This collection includes, as track eight, "Love Scene" by Jerry Garcia. Zabriskie Point - Original Soundtrack (Sony AK 52417) Released in 1992. Zabriskie Point - Original Soundtrack (Rhino 72462) This two CD release contains an excerpt from "Dark Star" (2:32) from "Live/Dead" and "Love Scene" (7:04), a solo by Garcia that was recorded on January 20, 1970. The second CD contains four alternate versions of "Love Scene Improvisations (Version 1)" (8:00), "Love Scene Improvisations (Version 2)" (7:00), "Love Scene Improvisations (Version 3)" (8:00), and "Love Scene Improvisations (Version 4)" (9:00), which were also recorded on January 20, 1970, but not used in the movie. Released in 1997. If I Could Only Remember My Name - David Crosby (Atlantic SD 7203) Lesh, Hart, Kreutzman, and Garcia appear and write on this February 22, 1971 release. The album was recorded at Wally Heider Studios between November 3, 1970 and the Spring of 1971, with Stephen Barncard as the engineer. "Kids And Dogs" (7:08), featuring David Crosby on acoustic guitar, with Jerry Garcia on acoustic guitar and overdubbed acoustic and electric guitars, and Crosby on overdubbed and multitracked vocals, was recorded during these sessions, but never released. A version of "Cowboy Movie" (11:07), with David Crosby, Jerry Garcia, and Neil Young on guitars, Phil Lesh on bass, and Michael Shrieve on drums, was recorded during the November 3, 1970 sessions. A version of "Tamalpais High (At About 3)" (9:03) with David Crosby, Jerry Garcia, and Jorma Kaukonen on guitars, Phil Lesh on bass, and Bill Kreutzmann on drums, was recorded during the December 13, 1970 sessions, but was never released (the version on the album is 3:28 long). The album is 37:04 long. "Cowboy Movie" (8:02) was recorded in Studio C with David Crosby singing and on the electric guitar and electric guitar (double), Jerry Garcia on lead guitar on the left and right, Phil Lesh on bass, Mickey Hart on drums, Bill Kreutzmann on tambourine, and Stephen Barncard recording. The basic tracks for "Tamalpais High (At About 3)" (3:28) were recorded by Maurice Iraci and Allan Zentz of RCA and the additional vocals and Garcia overdubs as well as mix were by Barncard. On this track, Crosby is on electric guitar and vocals, Lesh is on bass, Jorma Kaukonen on lead guitar, Garcia on lead guitar (overdubbed), and Kreutzmann on drums. "Laughing" (5:20) was recorded in Studio C with Crosby on electric and acoustic guitars and vocals, Garcia on pedal steel guitar (overdubbed), Lesh on bass, Kreutzmann on drums and tambourine, and Joni Mitchell doing the "In the Sun" vocals. "What Are Their Names" (4:09) was recorded in Studio C as one live track with Crosby on electric guitar and lead vocal, Garcia and Neil Young on lead guitars, Lesh on bass, and Kreutzmann on drums; Garcia and Lesh get co-writing credit for this song. The vocal tracks were added the next with David Crosby, David Freiberg, Jerry Garcia, Paul Kantner, Phil Lesh, Joni Mitchell, Graham Nash, and Grace Slick. "Song With No Words" (5:53) was recorded by Allan Zentz of RCA in Studio A, with vocals and Crosby on acoustic guitar recorded by Barncard. On this track, Crosby plays electric and acoustic (overdubbed) guitar and vocals, Graham Nash is on vocals, Garcia and Kaukonen on lead guitars, Greg Rolie on piano, Jack Casady on bass, and Michael Shrieve on drums. The album contains: "Music Is Love" (3:16), "Cowboy Movie" (8:02), "Tamalpais High (At About 3)" (3:28), "Laughing" (5:20), "What Are Their Names" (4:09), "Traction In The Rain" (3:40), "Song With No Words (Tree With No Leaves)" (5:53), "Orleans" (1:56) and "I'd Swear There Was Somebody Here" (1:19). The song "Kids And Dogs" (7:01) was recorded at these sessions and Jerry Garcia plays guitars on it. "Kids And Dogs" was not released until the 2006 re-issue of this album where it is a bonus track. If I Could Only Remember My Name - David Crosby (Atlantic ALM 87203) The album was released on 8 track stereo tape in a tan plastic case. Lesh, Hart, Kreutzman, and Garcia appear and write on this February 22, 1971 release. The tape label shows the album cover art with "If I could only remember my name. . . . . . . . David Crosby" and "ALM 87203" printed in white over it. If I Could Only Remember My Name - David Crosby (Atlantic SD 7203-2) Released on CD in 1987. The CD was remastered by Stephen Barncard. If I Could Only Remember My Name - David Crosby ( ) In 2000, the album was released on 180 gram vinyl with new mastering and the original album artwork. If I Could Only Remember My Name - David Crosby (Atlantic/Rhino R2 73204) The album was released in 2006 in a package containing a CD and a DVD version. The CD has the bonus track "Kids And Dogs" (7:01) and Jerry Garcia plays guitars on this track. Songs For Beginners - Graham Nash (Atlantic SD 7204) Lesh (bass), Garcia (pedal steel and piano), and Kreutzmann (drums) play on "I Used To Be A King" (4:45) and Garcia (pedal steel) plays on "Man In The Mirror" (2:47). Released on May 28, 1971. Songs For Beginners - Graham Nash (Atlantic M 7204) The album was released on four track 7 1/2 ips stereo reel to reel tape. Side one is 16:35 and side two is 15:01 long. The tape was made by Ampex. Phil Lesh (bass), Jerry Garcia (pedal steel and piano), and Bill Kreutzmann (drums) play on "I Used To Be A King" (4:45) and Garcia (pedal steel) plays on "Man In The Mirror" (2:47). Songs For Beginners - Graham Nash (P-8111A) A Japanese record release. Also released with a blue promo label. Songs For Beginners - Graham Nash (Classic Records, 2001) The album was released on a 180 gram vinyl record. Lesh (bass), Garcia (pedal steel and piano), and Kreutzmann (drums) play on "I Used To Be A King" (4:45) and Garcia (pedal steel) plays on "Man In The Mirror" (2:47). Songs For Beginners - Graham Nash (Atlantic SD 7204) The album was released on CD plus DVD-A on September 23, 2008. Lesh (bass), Garcia (pedal steel and piano), and Kreutzmann (drums) play on "I Used To Be A King" (4:45) and Garcia (pedal steel) plays on "Man In The Mirror" (2:47). The album was released on CD in the 1980s. New Riders Of The Purple Sage - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Columbia C 30888) Lesh, Garcia, and Hart take part on this record released in September, 1971. Hart originally played on the drum tracks, but his parts were replaced by Spencer Dryden on drums. The albums was recorded at Wally Heider's, with Stephen Barncard as the engineer. Phil Lesh and Stephen Barncard co-produced the album. The bass player is David Torbert. Mickey Hart and Commander Cody appear on "Dirty Business" and "Last Lonely Eagle". The photo on the back cover, with Garcia sitting next to Marmaduke and everyone leaning on the banister, was taken at Rock Scully's house in Kentfield, California. The tape on ceiling is where a raccoon fell into the house. It was at this house that Hunter brought over the beginning words to "Friend Of The Devil" and John "Marmaduke" Dawson provided the second phrase. Stephen Barncard lived at this house during the Summer of 1973, in the room to the left in the photo. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-12875 / P-12876 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-12875 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Last Lonely Eagle", "Portland Woman", "All I Ever Wanted", "I Don't Know You", and "Glendale Train" from "New Riders Of The Purple Sage". The P-12875 side contains tracks by Hookfoot from their album "Hookfoot". New Riders Of The Purple Sage - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Edsel Records ED 265) A European release. New Riders Of The Purple Sage - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (SOPC-57148) A Japanese release of the record. Also released with a white promo label. New Riders Of The Purple Sage - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Sony Columbia/Legacy , UPC 696998538825) The first album was re-released on CD on June 3, 2003 (originally planned for April 8, 2003). The remastered version includes three live tracks from July 2, 1971 at the Fillmore West, with Jerry Garcia on pedal steel guitar. Included is a 12 page booklet with liner notes by Rob Bleetstein and photos by Herbie Greene. The album tracks are: "I Don't Know You", "Whatcha Gonna Do", "Portland Woman", "Henry", "Dirty Business", "Glendale Train", "Garden Of Eden", "All I Ever Wanted", "Last Lonely Eagle", and "Louisiana Lady". The three bonus tracks are: "Down In The Boondocks", "The Weight", and "Superman". The playing time for this album is approximately 57:00 long. http://www.nrps.net and http://www.nrpsmusic.com New Riders of the Purple Sage / Powerglide - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Beat Goes On BGO 551, UPC 5017261205513, June 4, 2002) A two CD release of the "New Riders of the Purple Sage" and the "Powerglide" albums in one package. Hooteroll? - Howard Wales & Jerry Garcia (Douglas / Columbia KZ 30859) The album was completed in June, 1971 and released in September, 1971. By October, the album was at 201 on the Billboard charts. Howard Wales had also played with the group A. B. Skhy, also know as A. B. Skhy Blues Band. The group went on tour in early 1972, performing, among other dates, on January 21, 1972 at Academy of Music in New York City, on January 26, 1972 at Symphony Hall in Boston, and on January 28, 1972 the Palace Theater in Providence, Rhode Island. In his book "Space Traveler - A Musician's Odyssey" (iUniverse Publishing, 2003), guitarist James Vincent writes about this tour. The cover art, "St. John" by Mati Klarwein, was painted in 1962 utilizing the Mische technique. The cover art was also used for the album "Kaleidoscope" by Jam & Spoon (Columbia CK 91167, 1997, UPC 0-7464-91167-2-9). The musicians are Howard Wales (organ, piano), Jerry Garcia (guitar), John Kahn (bass), Curly Cook (rhythm guitar), Bill Vitt and Michael Marinelli (drums), Ken Balzall (trumpet), and Martin Fierro (saxophone, flute). Side one contains: "South Side Strut" (5:38), "A Trip To What Next" (7:28), and "Up From The Desert" (3:03). Side two contains "DC-502", " One A.M. Approach", "Uncle Martin’s", and "Da Birg Song". Hooteroll? - Howard Wales & Jerry Garcia (Rykodisc RALP 0052) This 1988 reissue has a different back cover and contains "Morning In Marin" (6:59) and "Evening In Marin" (4:09) (an alternate take of "Up From The Desert"), two songs which are not on the original Douglas album. Hooteroll? - Howard Wales & Jerry Garcia (Rykodisc RCD 10052) Released on CD. The CD does not have "A Trip To What Next". Hooteroll? - Howard Wales & Jerry Garcia (Rykodisc RACS 10052) The album was released on cassette. Hooteroll? - Howard Wales & Jerry Garcia (Evolver) Released on CD in May, 2003. Hooteroll? +2 - Howard Wales & Jerry Garcia (2010) This 2010 re-release contains the following tracks: "Morning In Marin", "Da Bird Song", "South Side Strut", "Up From The Desert", "A Trip To What Next", "DC-502", " One A.M. Approach", "Uncle Martin’s", "Evening In Marin", "She Once Lived Here" (a live performance from 1972), and "Sweet Cocaine" (a live performance from 1972). The liner notes are by Robert Gardiner. Cross Between - Lamb (Warner Bros. WS 1920) Garcia plays on this 1971 release. On the back cover, it says "Special thanks to Jerry Garcia.". Garcia is listed as having been at the October 5, 1970 recording session at Wally Heider studio when "Flying", "Flotation", and "Reach High" were recorded. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 2WS 1935) Released on September 24, 1971. Merl Saunders appears (overdubbed organ on "Wharf Rat") on this live album. Also known as "Skull And Roses". "Skullf*ck" was a working title for the album, but Joe Smith of Warner Brothers nixed it. This was the band's first gold record. The early releases had a "skull and roses" sticker enclosed with the album. "Johnny B. Goode" is from the "Sufi Benefit" show of March 24, 1971 at Winterland; the first three notes of "Johnny B. Goode" are the last notes of "Greatest Story Ever Told". "Big Railroad Blues" and "Not Fade Away" > "Going Down The Road Feeling Bad" are from April 5, 1971 at the Manhattan Center, New York City. "Big Boss Man", "Mama Tried", and "Wharf Rat" are from April 26, 1971; "Bertha" and "Me And Bobby McGee" are from April 27, 1971; "The Other One" is from April 28, 1971; and "Me And My Uncle" is from April 29, 1971 at the Fillmore East (which was formerly the Loew's Commodore). The "skull and roses" illustration used for the cover of this album was originally a black and white illustration by Edmund Sullivan, which appeared in a 19th century edition of "The Rubiyat Of Omar Khayyam" with Quatrain XXVI. Alton Kelley and Stanley "Mouse" Miller adapted it for the Dead. "Wharf Rat", despite its inclusion of the four-letter "F-word", has not been censored. This album contains those famous words on the inside cover: "Dead freaks unite. Who are you? Where are you? How are you? Send us your name and address and we'll keep you informed.". The side 1 tracks are "Bertha" (5:27), "Mama Tried" (2:42), "Big Railroad Blues" (3:34), and "Playing In The Band" (4:39),for a length of 16:30. The side 2 track is "The Other One" (18:05), for a length of 18:05. The side 3 tracks are "Me And My Uncle" (3:06), "Big Boss Man" (5:12), "Me And Bobby McGee" (5:43), and "Johnny B. Goode" (3:42), for a length of 17:50. The side 4 tracks are "Wharf Rat" (8:31), and "Not Fade Away" > "Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad" (9:14), for a length of 17:50. Merl Saunders is listed as playing organ on "Bertha", "Playing In The Band", and "Wharf Rat"; he was overdubbed in the studio. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WST 1925 F DP) Released on 3 3/4 ips reel to reel tape. The orange tape label shows the "WB" symbol. The front cover shows the head and shoulders of the rose-wearing skeleton. The back cover provides album and song information, duplicated from the record album. The tape was made by the Audio Magnetics Corporation, and the back cover lists Magtec. Side 1 contains "Bertha", "Mama Tried", "Big Railroad Blues", "Playing In The Band", "The Other One", and "Me & My Uncle". Side 2 contains "Big Boss Man", "Me & Bobby McGee", "Johnny B. Goode", "Wharf Rat", and "Not Fade Away". Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. J5 1935) A single cassette, in white plastic, release of the "skull and roses" album. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. J8 1935) A release on 8 track tape in a white plastic case. The tape label shows the full "skull and roses" album cover on a white background and states that this is a "TWIN-PACK". Program 1 contains "Bertha", "Big Railroad Blues", "Playing In The Band", and "Johnny B. Goode". Program 2 contains "The Other One". Program 3 contains "Me & My Uncle", "Me & Bobby McGee", and "Wharf Rat". Program 4 contains "Mama Tried", "Big Boss Man", "Not Fade Away", and "Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad". The tapes were Ampex stereo tapes and were manufactured in Elk Grove Village, Illinois. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. J 81935) A release on 8 track tape in a black plastic case. The front part of the tape label is white and shows the full "skull and roses" album cover on a white background. The face of the tape label states that this is a "DOUBLE PLAY 8-TRACK". The tape label back is black and lists the songs. Program 1 contains "Bertha", "Big Railroad Blues", "Playing In The Band", and "Johnny B. Goode". Program 2 contains "The Other One". Program 3 contains "Me & My Uncle", "Me & Bobby McGee", and "Wharf Rat". Program 4 contains "Mama Tried", "Big Boss Man", "Not Fade Away", and "Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad". The tapes were Ampex stereo tapes and were manufactured in Elk Grove Village, Illinois. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB J8 1935) A release on 8 track tape in a black plastic case with a black tape label. The tape came in a black "8-TRACK STEREO" slipcase with a cutout for the album artwork. The tape label shows just the upper part of the "skull and roses" album cover and states that this is a "DOUBLE PLAY . . . Equal to TWO ALBUMS". Program 1 (18:03) contains "Bertha", "Big Railroad Blues", "Playing In The Band", and "Johnny B. Goode". Program 2 (18:18) contains "The Other One". Program 3 (17:44) contains "Me & My Uncle", "Me & Bobby McGee", and "Wharf Rat". Program 4 (17:37) contains "Mama Tried", "Big Boss Man", "Not Fade Away", and "Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad". Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-12971 / P-12972 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-12971 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Big Railroad Blues", "Me And Bobby McGee", "Johnny B. Goode", "Mama Tried", and "Me And My Uncle" from the "Grateful Dead" album. The P-12972 side contains tracks by Bloodrock from their album "Bloodrock U.S.A.". Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Living Record LM-2437) The two record album was released as a bootleg in Taiwan. The record labels are turquoise-ish blue with white printing. The cover is beige and black and uses some of the design from the official release album cover, and has the black and white band photo that appears inside the official release. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 66009) A two record album released in Germany. On the "One More Saturday Night" / "Bertha" picture sleeve single released in Germany, this album is titled as "LIVE". The sticker on the cover states that it is a "2 Record Set", lists the songs, and the German catalog number "WB 66 009 (WS 1935)". Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. K66009) A two record album that was released in the United Kingdom. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. P-5042W) A two record album that was released in Japan. It has the plain blue record label with the Warner Brothers shield at the top and "Made by Warner Bros. - Pioneer Corporation, Japan." at the bottom. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 66009-1 and 66009-2) A two record album released in France. The tracks are: "Bertha", "Mama Tried", "Big Railroad Blues", "Playing In The Band", "The Other One", "Me And My Uncle", "Big Boss Man", "Me And Bobby McGee", "Johnny B. Goode", "Wharf Rat", "Not Fade Away", and "Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad". Fruity - var. (Warner Bros. K26005) This record sampler was released in Great Britain in 1972. It includes "Big Railroad Blues" (3:34) by the Grateful Dead, as track six on side two. The album cover is circular and the front has a looking down view at a plate of fruit cocktail with banana slices and cherries. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WS 1935-2) The CD, released in 1987, has a complete "Bertha" (it fades-in on the vinyl album). The CD clocks in at 70:15. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WPCR-2646) CD released in Japan. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 7599-27192-1) A two record German release of the "Skull And Roses" album. The back cover lists the song titles in the left corner, and has a UPC barcode. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. P 0542-3W) The album was released on two records in Japan. It includes an insert which includes the Grateful Dead teen magazine write-up (name, height, etc.) and a band photo with Phil Lesh and Bob Weir (in white cowboy hat) on their hands and knees on either side of a Greek column, Pigpen in front of the column with his right index finger pointing up, and Bill Kreutzmann and Jerry Garcia laying on the steps in front of Ron McKernan. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Rhino/WB 74398) This remastered version of the album, taken from the 12 CD "The Golden Road" box set, was released on CD on March 25, 2003. It includes a hidden track, after "I'm A Hog For You", which is a radio ad for the album. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab MFSL 2-367) A two 180 gram vinyl record release of the "Skull And Roses" album, replicating the original gatefold version. This was released in a numbered "Special Limited Edition". The cover has "Original Master Recording" across the top. This was released on May 29, 2012. The UPC is 821797236713. This version may have been released as early as April 17, 2012. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (WEA Japan WPCR-15142, UPC 4943674148431) The album was released on CD in Japan in 2013 as a "Mini LP CD" in a cardboard sleeve that reproduces the original album art. The CD is an SHM-CD (Super High Material CD). Ace Of Sunlight - Bronco (Island ILPS 9161) This album by the English band was released in 1971. "New Day Avenue" (6:34), the first song on Side 2 of the album, segues into an uncredited instrumental version of "The Other One", starting at about 3:55 into the track. It's About Christmas - Grateful Dead (December 19, 1971, 7 1/2 ips, Nagra 1183) An unreleased studio recording, approximately 26 minutes long. It contains short excerpts from "Jingle Bells", "Silent Night", "We Wish You A Merry Christmas", and "One Horse Open Sleigh" (played on a kazoo). The instruments are primarily piano, xylophone, some type of synthesizer, and organ. Fillmore: The Last Days - var. (Fillmore/Columbia Z3X 31390) The New Riders of the Purple Sage ("Henry" (4:12) with Jerry Garcia from July 2, 1971) and the Grateful Dead ("Casey Jones" (6:03) and "Johnny B. Goode" (4:05) from July 2, 1971) appear on side four on this live album of the closing concerts at the Fillmore West. This three record boxed set came with a 32 page booklet, a poster, and a 33 1/3 rpm single "Words With Bill Graham" (side 1: 8:36) (Fillmore AS7 1049). The Fillmore record labels show a bridge across the top and have a yellow to orange fade. Released in June, 1972. Fillmore: The Last Days - var. (Warner Brothers 66.013) The three record album was released in France. Fillmore: The Last Days - var. (Warner Brothers ) The three record album was released in Germany. Fillmore: The Last Days - var. (Warner Brothers K 66013) The album was released in the UK on the green Warner Brothers record label with the "K 66013" catalog number. The box packaging for the album has the US release (Z3X 31390) catalog number with the back cover having a white sticker with red print showing the "K66013" UK album catalog number. Fillmore: The Last Days - var. (Columbia/Epic/Legacy Z2K 31390) Released on two CDs, with the booklet, in March, 1991. The History Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Pride/MGM PRD 0016) A single record "best of" from the "Vintage Dead" and "Historic Dead" albums. Side 1 contains "Dancing In The Street" (6:37), "Lindy" (2:49), "Stealin'" (3:00), "It's All Over Now Baby Blue" (4:52), and "I Know You Rider" (4:18). Side 2 contains "In The Midnight Hour" (18:23) and "It Hurts Me Too" (4:17). Released in 1973. The liner notes are by Richard Oliver. The History Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Pride/MGM PRD 0016) A promotional release with a white, "Special Disc Jockey Record" label. The History Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Pride/MGM Pride 0016-8) The album was released on 8 track tape under license issued by MGM Records to the Record Club of America as RCOA 31308-8. Program one contains "Dancing In The Street", "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue", "I Know You Rider", and "It Hurts Me Too". Program two contains "Lindy" and "In The Midnight Hour". James And The Good Brothers - James And The Good Brothers (Columbia PAL 30889-2) Two acetate pressings of the album were made, with the following songs. On a single sided acetate: "So Good Bye", "Serving Time", "Poppa Took The Bottle From The Shelf", and "Wasted". On a double sided acetate; "So Good Bye", "The Light", "Me And Bobby McGee", "Wasted", "Okie From Muskogee", "Poppa Took The Bottle From The Shelf", "At Dawn", "Talk About The Good Times", "Ecks", "Never A Loser", "Rainmaker", "So Good Bye", "The Light", "Me And Bobby McGee", "Wasted", and "Okie From Muskogee". James And The Good Brothers - James And The Good Brothers (Columbia CS 30889) This 1971 release by James Ackroyd, Brian Good, and Bruce Good includes Bill Kreutzmann on "Poppa Took The Bottle From The Shelf" and possibly Jerry Garcia on "Oh, How She Rides" and "No You Can't Help Yourself". The album was produced and engineered by Betty Cantor and engineered by Betty Cantor and Bob Matthews. Parts of the album were recorded at Alembic Sound located on 320 Judah Street in San Francisco. The Good Brothers were part of the Musical Express Tour of Canada in 1970. Bob Weir and Bill Kreutzmann are listed as being at the December 7, 16, and 18, 1970 recording sessions at Alembic. James And The Good Brothers - James And The Good Brothers (Columbia CS 30889) The album was release in Japan in 1985. Graham Nash / David Crosby - Graham Nash / David Crosby (Atlantic SD 7220) Kreutzman, Lesh, and Garcia play on "The Wall Song". Garcia plays pedal steel on "Southbound Train". Released on April 5, 1972 (May, 1972). The version of "The Wall Song" (4:26) that is on the album is edited down from a longer version (8:54) (recorded on November 9, 1971) which ended in a jam featuring Garcia, Lesh, and Kreutzmann; the jam was edited out for the album. The album is 35:40 long. The songs are: "Southbound Train" (3:55), "Whole Cloth" (4:34), "Blacknotes" (0:57), "Strangers Room" (2:27), "Where Will I Be?" (3:21), "Page 43" (2:55), "Frozen Miles" (2:19), "Games" (4:01), "Girl To Be On My Mind" (3:27), "The Wall Song" (4:26), and "Immigration Man" (2:58). Graham Nash / David Crosby - Graham Nash / David Crosby (Atlantic P-8174A) The record album was released in Japan. The album was wrapped in an obi strip that shows a price of 2000 yen. Graham Nash / David Crosby - Graham Nash / David Crosby (Atlantic SD-7220-2) This album was released on CD. Graham Nash / David Crosby - Graham Nash / David Crosby (Atlantic AMCY-2903) A Japanese CD release of the album. Stephen Stills 2 - Stephen Stills (Atlantic 7206) Jerry Garcia, uncredited in the liner notes, plays pedal steel guitar on "Change Partners" (3:13). This album was released on June 30, 1971. The album is 43:02 long. Tarot - Touchstone (United Artists UAS 5563) Tom Constanten plays on this 1972 release. This record is music from the Off-Broadway mime show "Tarot", which played at the Chelsea Theater Center in Brooklyn, New York during the Fall of 1970 and up to April, 1971. Recorded in New York in April 21 to 24, 1971, at Electric Ladyland Studios. The album was originally conceived of, and recorded, as a two record set. Side 1 consists of: "The Turtle" (1:00), "Greed" (2:08) (by TC), "The Thief Of Cups" (2:10), "Harlequin (The Fool's Theme)" (4:05) (by TC), "The Maiden's Waltz" (1:45) (by TC), "The Lover's Walk In The Magic Forest" (4:55) (by TC), "The Birth Of The Hermit/Mandala Music" (4:55), and "The Mystic Carpenter" (1:45) (by TC). Side 2 consists of: "The Chariot Space Voyage/The Star" (6:40) (co-written by TC), "The Moon" (4:24) (by TC), "The Old Fool's Reel" (2:18) (by TC), "The Devil/The Fight" (5:50), "Limbo" (2:12), and "The Turtle" (1:37). Appearing on the album are: Tom Constanten (keyboards), Paul Dresher (guitars and flute), Gary Hirsh (percussion), Wes Steele (cello), Art Fayer (violin), Jim Byers (guitar), and Rubber Duck (Joe McCord) (tambourine). The album is a gatefold, with the band members photos collaged on the front, and cartoon tarot cards inside, painted by Gary Hirsh. The tarot cards had been intended as the outside cover. The band Touchstone appeared on KEMO television in September, 1972. Although their contract with United Artists was for two albums, a second album, for which the material had been prepared, was not released. Powerglide - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Columbia KC 31284) Garcia and Kreutzman appear on this LP released in April, 1972. The album was recorded at Wally Heider Studios and produced by Stephen Barncard. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-13293 / P-13294 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-13293 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show from their album "Doctor Hook". The P-13294 side contains "Sweet Lovin' One", "Runnin' Back To You", "California Day", "Duncan And Brady", and " Lochinvar" from "Powerglide". The New Riders Of The Purple Sage / Powerglide - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Beat Goes On, June 4, 2002) A single CD release of these two NRPS albums. Made in America, Vol. 1 - var. (Delta 19917) This 1998 released collection, on CD, includes "I Don't Need No Doctor", with Bill Kreutzmann, from the New Riders Of The Purple Sage album "Powerglide". Made in America, Vol. 1 and 2 - var. (Laserlight) This collection, released on May 3, 1999 on two CDs, includes "I Don't Need No Doctor", with Bill Kreutzmann, from the New Riders Of The Purple Sage album "Powerglide", and "Panama Red". Papa John Creach - Papa John Creach (Grunt/RCA FTR 1003) Jerry Garcia appears on "Soul Fever" on this December, 1971 release. The "Soul Fever" recording session with Garcia took place from 8 to 11 p.m. on Tuesday, October 6, 1970 at the Wally Heider studio. Don't Drag It On - Chris Smither (Poppy Records PYS 5704) Side two this 1972 release, his second album, includes "Friend Of The Devil", with some modified lyrics: "I took off for Reno, Chased by twenty hounds, Ran me all night away, Till the morning came around.". Recorded November 30 to December 4, 1971 at Bearsville Sound Studios in Woodstock, New York. I'm A Stranger Too! / Don't Drag On It - Chris Smither (Collectables COL 5838, Collectables Records, P.O. Box 35, Narbeth, PA 19072, 800-336-4627, http://www. oldies.com) This single-CD 1997 reissue consists of his first two albums. It includes "Friend Of The Devil". The Music People - var. (Columbia 31280) This three LP collection was released in the US in 1972. Jerry Garcia plays on "Hoedown", from the "Marrying Maiden" album by It's A Beautiful Day. Also included is "Hello, Mary Lou" by the New Riders Of The Purple Sage from the "Powerglide" album. The Music People - var. (Columbia 66315) This three LP collection was released in the Europe in 1972. Jerry Garcia plays on "Hoedown", from the "Marrying Maiden" album by It's A Beautiful Day. Also included is "Hello, Mary Lou" by the New Riders Of The Purple Sage from the "Powerglide" album. Welcome The Rock People - var. (CBS S 66 308) This three LP collection was released in Europe in 1972. Jerry Garcia plays on "Hoedown", from the "Marrying Maiden" album by It's A Beautiful Day. Also included is "Hello, Mary Lou" by the New Riders Of The Purple Sage from the "Powerglide" album. A re-release of the "The Music People" album. Pipeline 1 - var. (Pipeline CV11088) This seven inch, 33 1/3 rpm compilation album has interviews with Felix Cavaliere about composing and the Young Rascals. It includes "Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart)" by the New Riders of the Purple Sage from "Powerglide". Released in 1972. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-13261 / P-13262 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-13261 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by various artists taken from the "The Music People" album and includes "Hello Mary Lou" by the New Riders of the Purple Sage. The P-13262 side contains tracks from the "Big Sur Festival" album. Released in 1972. Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Warner Bros. BS 2582) Kreutzmann and Hunter help out on this release. Early releases had a small "Garcia" in the "computer" font sticker on the shrink-wrap. The font used on the back cover is called Automation, or is one very similar to that typeface. Some later releases had a red/black advertising insert in the shrink-wrap to cover up the pubic hair. The "NGC" numbers (NGC 205, NGC 891, NGC 300, and NGC 253) correspond to galaxies. Released on January 20, 1972. The album was recorded in July, 1971 at the Wally Heider Studios on 245 Hyde Street, San Francisco, in Studio D (upstairs, in the back). To limit interruptions during the recording sessions, a sign reading “Closed Session — Anita Bryant” was posted on the studio door. Most of the basic tracks were recorded over a 21 day period, with Kreutzmann on drums and Garcia on piano and bass, and Garcia overdubbing them later. "Loser" had been debuted by the Grateful Dead on February 18, 1971 and "Deal" had been debuted on February 19, 1971. "The Wheel" evolved out of a jam, and Hunter wrote the words as the jam session was being recorded. "Eep Hour" (on January 11, 1971) and "Loser" (on January 2, 1971) were practiced at Wally Heider's Studio C with the "Planet Earth Rock And Roll Orchestra". "To Lay Me Down" had been rehearsed and recorded earlier by the Grateful Dead for their "American Beauty" album, but was not included on that album. That version was included on the "So Many Roads" box set. On "Sugaree", Garcia plays a Martin acoustic guitar (probably a D-28) and the electric guitar was routed through a Leslie unit. Robert Hunter wrote the words to "Sugaree" when he was living at China Camp in San Rafael. "Shake it, shake it, Stingaree" and "hold your mud and don't mention my name" were two of the inspirational lines for "Sugaree". Hunter also wrote "It Must Have Been The Roses" and "Yellow Moon" at around that time. After the first line in "Bird Song", someone can be heard screaming in the background. An approximately 25 minute long rough mix of the album was recorded at 7 1/2 ips on a seven inch reel on July 7, 1971 and included a 45 second test tone, instrumental versions of "Bird Song", "Piano Rama" (which was not released), "Spider Gawd", "Eep Hour", and "To Lay Me Down", and some studio banter between Garcia and Bill Kreutzmann. Side one contains: "Deal" (3:13), "Bird Song" (4:28), "Sugaree" (5:56), and "Loser" (4:12). Side two contains: "Late For Supper" (1:38), "Spidergawd" (3:23), "Eep Hour" (5:09), "To Lay Me Down" (6:20), "An Odd Little Place" (1:40), and "The Wheel" (4:05). The album was released with the green Warner Brothers record label. Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Warner Bros. BS 2582) The album was released as a "PROMOTION NOT FOR SALE" with the white label. On each side, the upper left quadrant of the record label lists the playing time and spiral timings for the side. For side one, these are 19:49 and 3:13, 7:41, and 13:37. The side one matrix / run out are "BS 2582 A 40053 -1B". The side two matrix / run out are "BS 2582 B 40054 -1B". Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Warner Bros. BS 2582) The album was also released with a white background with black print sticker on the front cover that states, in the "computer" text, "GARCIA". This sticker covers up the lower third of the front cover, hiding the nude torso. Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Warner Bros. BS 2582) The album was also released with a red background with black overprint sticker on the front cover that states, in the "computer" text, "Garcia", "With "Sugaree" and "The Wheel"/"Deal", "Jerry Garcia on all instruments and vocals", and "Bill Kreutzmann, drums / Robert Hunter, lyrics". The sticker shows the "skull with rose wreath" to the left of the album name and the "WB" shield to the right. This has the green Warner Brothers record label. Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Warner Bros. BS 2582) The album was also released with a red background with black overprint sticker on the front cover that states, in the "computer" text, "Garcia", "With "Sugaree" and "The Wheel"/"Deal", "Jerry Garcia on all instruments and vocals", and "Bill Kreutzmann, drums / Robert Hunter, lyrics". The sticker shows the "skull with rose wreath" to the left of the album name and the "WB" shield to the right. This has the "palm trees" record label. Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Warner Bros. BS 2582) Later pressings of the album are released with the Warner Brothers "palm trees" record label. The Whole Burbank Catalog - var. (Warner Bros. PRO 512) This two record Warner Brothers sampler was released in 1972. Side one, entitled "Funky Fruit" includes "The Wheel" (4:05) from the Jerry Garcia solo album "Garcia". The cover shows the photograph of the earth taken from space, states that "Much of the world is sometimes covered by darkness", and lists a price of "$2". The six page booklet includes notes by Barry Hansen ("Dr. Demento"). Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Warner Bros. Records ?– WAR M 82582) The album was released on 8 track tape format. Program 1 contains "Deal" and "To Lay Me Down". Program 2 contains "Bird Song", "Loser", and "An Odd Little Place". Program 3 contains "Late For Supper", "Spidergawd", and "Eep Hour". Program 4 contains "Sugaree" and "The Wheel". Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Warner Bros. WST 2582-B) The album was released on 3 3/4 ips reel to reel tape. This was manufactured by Magtec. Some releases have the yellow "Garcia" in the "computer" font sticker on the front that was also used on the LP release. Side 1 contains "Deal", "Bird Song", "Sugaree", and "To Lay Me Down". Side 2 contains "Loser", "Late For Supper", "Spidergawd", "Eep Hour", "An Odd Little Place", and "The Wheel". Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-13127 / P-13128 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-13127 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Deal", "Late For Supper", "Sugaree", "The Wheel", and "Loser" from the "Garcia" album. The P-13128 side contains tracks by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band from their album "All The Good Times". Released in 1972. Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Warner Brothers Pioneer P-8184W) The album was released in Japan on the blue promotional Warner Brothers label. The front cover has the yellow "Garcia" in the "computer" font sticker. The inside sleeve has Japanese liner notes. The bottom of the back cover lists the Japanese record label information. Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Warner Brothers 46139) A French record release that was distributed by Kinney Filipacchi Music. Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Warner Brothers WB 46139) A German record release that was distributed by Kinney Music. Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Warner Brothers WB 446139) A German cassette release that was distributed by Kinney Music. Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead GDCD 4003) This CD, issued in 1988, has the song lyrics printed in the booklet. Garcia (The Wheel) - Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead Records GDLP 4.00656 J) Released in the Fall of 1989 under license by Line Music GmbH of West Germany. The spine says "Garcia (The Wheel)". The record label says "The Wheel" and shows six skeletons, circled clockwise, their right hands encircling the record hole. The record was pressed on white vinyl. The back cover notes leave off some of the copyright information listed on the original U.S. release. Garcia - Jerry Garcia (ATO / Round Records JGFRR1005, April 19, 2014, UPC 880882198824 and 080882198817) As part of Record Store Day 2014, the album was released as a 180 gram white vinyl record with individually numbered LPs, limited to 1500 copies. Side one contains: "Deal", "Bird Song", "Sugaree, and "Loser". Side two contains: "Late For Supper", "Spidergawd", "Eep Hour", "To Lay Me Down", "An Odd Little Place", and "The Wheel". The album was remastered from the original reels. It included a free download card. The back cover states "With Billy Kreutzmann and Robert Hunter". The sticker on the front is in the "computer" font and states that the release includes a free download card. Warner/Reprise Display Case Vol. 3 - var. (Warner Brothers PRO 516) A two record sampler of musical groups on the Warner and Reprise labels. Released in 1972. Side 3 includes "The Wheel", "Bird Song", and "Deal" from the "Garcia" solo album by Jerry Garcia. Ace - Bob Weir (Warner Bros. BS 2627) The band, minus Pigpen, help out. Early releases had a "Bob "Ace" Weir of The Grateful Dead" yellow with red printing sticker on the shrink-wrap. Released in May, 1972 with a list price of $5.98. "Cassidy" (rough mixed on March 10, 1972) is written about Neal Cassady passing away and Cassidy Law being born and other dualities. Some of the songs were written by Bob Weir and John Perry Barlow in January, 1972, at Barlow's cattle ranch in Wyoming. "Black Throated Wind" and "Cassidy" were written by John Perry Barlow and Bob Weir in February of 1972 in Cora, Wyoming and San Anselmo, California. "Playing In The Band" evolved from "The Main Ten" (which appears on Mickey Hart's "Rolling Thunder" album). "The Greatest Story Ever Told" evolved from "The Pump Song" (which also appears on "Rolling Thunder"). The cover art is by Kelley/Mouse Studios. The photograph is by Ron Rakow. Side 1 contains: "Greatest Story Ever Told" (3:42), Black-Throated Wind" (5:43), "Walk In The Sunshine" (3:02), and "Playing In The Band" (7:38). Side 2 contains: "Looks Like Rain" (6:10), "Mexicali Blues" (3:24), "One More Saturday Night" (4:25), and "Cassidy" (3:39). Ace - Bob Weir (Warner Bros. BS 2627) The album was released with a white "Promotion Not For Sale" label. The insert that came with this has a short bio, the songs, and a small black and white reproduction of the cover. The bio has a typo where it states that the "studio was the sight of Ace's recording"; it should be "site". The bio also incorrectly lists Kreutzmann as "Kreutsman". The record label lists the playing time for Side 1 as 20:05 and the playing time for Side 2 as 17:38. The album had a list price of $5.98. Ace - Bob Weir (Warner Bros. WAR M 82627) The album was also released on 8 track stereo tape with a list price of $6.98. Track 1 consists of "Looks Like Rain" and "Mexicali Blues". Track 2 consists of "Greatest Story Ever Told" and "Black-Throated Wind". Track 3 consists of "Walk In The Sunshine", "Cassidy", and "One More Saturday Night (Beg)". Track 4 consists of "One More Saturday Night (Concl)" and "Playing In The Band". The 8 track tape cover is a portion of the album cover, and shows the "ACE" album name, "BOB WEIR" in white lettering below that, and the lucky lady. Ace - Bob Weir (Warner Bros. WST 2627-C) The album was also released on 7 1/2 ips stereo reel to reel tape. Side 1 contains "Greatest Story Ever Told", "Black-Throated Wind", "Walk In The Sunshine", and "Playing In The Band". Side 2 contains "Looks Like Rain", "Mexicali Blues", "One More Saturday Night", and "Cassidy". The tape was manufactured by Magtec of North Hollywood, California 91605. The front cover is the same as the LP cover and the back cover is black and white with a light grey box for the album credits. The tape label is gold and features the "skull with ribbon and wreath of roses" logo. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-13381 / P-13382 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-13381 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by Elton John from his album "Honky Chateau". The P-13382 side contains "One More Saturday Night", "Cassidy", "Walk In The Sunshine", and "Looks Like Rain" from the "Ace" album. Burbank - var. (Warner Bros. WB PRO 529) A two record sampler of Warner Brothers artists, released in 1972. It includes "Cassidy" (3:39) by Bob Weir from the "Ace" album. The cover shows the album title in flowing script on a silver grey cloud like background. Warner Brothers Display Case #7 - var. (Warner Bros. WB 530) This two record sampler of Warner Brothers artists was released in 1972. It includes "Cassidy" by Bob Weir. Ace - Bob Weir (Warner Brothers WB 46 165) The album was released in 1972 in Germany as a "Trade Sample" (i.e., promotional) with a white record label. The front cover has a wider and different shade of blue border, slightly reduced front cover artwork, and "Bob "Ace" Weir of the Grateful Dead" is printed in yellow at the top of the front cover. The center of the back cover lists the "WB 46 165" catalog number with the "(2627)" catalog number below that. The back cover has the color photograph. The Side 1 record label incorrectly lists track 2 as "Black-Throated Wine". Ace - Bob Weir (Warner Brothers WB 46 165) The album was released in 1972 in Germany on the green Warner Brothers record label. The front cover has a wider and different shade of blue border, slightly reduced front cover artwork, and "Bob "Ace" Weir of the Grateful Dead" is printed in yellow at the top of the front cover. The center of the back cover lists the "WB 46 165" catalog number with the "(2627)" catalog number below that. The back cover has the color photograph. Some back covers have a sticker stating that this is a stereo record that can be played on mono equipment provided with a compatible cartridge. The Side 1 record label incorrectly lists track 2 as "Black-Throated Wine". Ace - Bob Weir (Grateful Dead GDTC 4004, UPC 029667890441) The album was released on cassette in the UK in 1988. Side one contains "Greatest Story Ever Told" (3:41), Black-Throated Wind" (5:42)," Walk In The Sunshine" (3:03), and "Playing In The Band" (7:36). Side two contains "Looks Like Rain" (6:09), "Mexicali Blues" (3:25), "One More Saturday Night" (4:29), and "Cassidy" (3:40). Ace - Bob Weir (Warner Bros. BS 2627) Later pressings of the album have the Warner Brothers "palm trees" record label instead of the green label. Ace - Bob Weir (Warner Brothers BS 2627) The album was issued with the Warner Brothers "palm tree" label and with a different, black and white, photo on the back cover. Ace - Bob Weir (Grateful Dead BS 2627R) Reissued in Fall, 1987, with a different, black and white, photo on the back cover. Ace - Bob Weir (P-8270W) A Japanese record release. Also released with a white promo label. Ace - Bob Weir (Festival Records L30167) The record album was released in Australia in 1989. Ace - Bob Weir (Grateful Dead GDV 4004, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) This 1988 UK released record has a wider, and different shade of blue, border, slightly reduced front cover artwork, and "Bob 'Ace' Weir of the Grateful Dead" is printed at the top of the front cover. This same cover was used for albums released in Germany. Ace - Bob Weir (GDV 4004) The record album was released in Germany as a test pressing with a white label, a label copy sheet, and the front cover proof was used as the sleeve. Ace - Bob Weir (Nuevos Medios 23 429 LE) The record album was released in Spain. Ace - Bob Weir (Grateful Dead GDCD 4004) The CD was released in 1988 and includes the lyrics. Ace - Bob Weir (Grateful Dead GDTC 4004) The album was released in the UK in 1988 on cassette tape. Ace - Bob Weir (Grateful Dead GDC 40044) The album was released on cassette. The songs are: "Greatest story Ever Told", "Black-throated Wind", "Walk In The Sunshine", "Playing In The Band", "Looks Like Rain", "Mexicali Blues", "One More Saturday Night", and "Cassidy". Ace - Bob Weir (BMG/Arista 14004) This 37:45 minute long album is released on CD. Rolling Thunder - Mickey Hart (Warner Bros. BS 2635) Garcia, Weir, and Lesh help out. Early releases had a white with black print sticker on the front shrink-wrap ("Rolling Thunder" "Mickey Hart of the Grateful Dead" and a list of some of the musicians) and an advertisement insert in the rear. Released in May, 1972. The song "The Main Ten" evolved into "Playing In The Band", and "The Pump Song" evolved into "The Greatest Story Ever Told", both of which were first released on Bob Weir's "Ace" album. The album contains ten songs: "Rolling Thunder / Shoshone Invocation" (0:49), "The Main Ten (Playing In The Band)" (6:59), "Fletcher Carnaby" (4:10), "The Chase (Progress)" (3:58), and "Blind John" (3:44); "Young Man", "Deep, Wide And Frequent" (5:29), "Pump Song" (4:37), "Granma's Cookies" (2:52), and " Hangin' On" (3:14). Mickey Hart lists the release date as September 1, 1972. "Fletcher Carnaby" was written on the 25 chord autoharp that Stanley Owsley had given Mickey Hart on his birthday. "Deep Wide And Frequent" started as a bass line that was expanded. "Young Man" was started by Mickey Hart on guitar, with the drums composed later. The insert lists the song lengths as: "Rolling Thunder / Shoshone Invocation" (3:45), "The Main Ten (Playing In The Band)" (3:45), "Fletcher Carnaby" (4:00), "The Chase (Progress)" (4:55), and "Blind John" (3:40); "Young Man" (2:55), "Deep, Wide And Frequent" (5:20), "Pump Song" (4:37), "Granma's Cookies" (2:50), and "Hangin' On" (3:10). Rolling Thunder - Mickey Hart (Warner Bros. BS 2635) Some early releases missed quality control and came out with the blank green Warner Brothers label. The record labels do not contain any information other than "Warner Brother Records" and "Stereo". These early releases had a clear with white printing sticker on the front shrink-wrap ("Rolling Thunder" "Mickey Hart of the Grateful Dead" and a list of some of the musicians). Rolling Thunder - Mickey Hart (Warner Bros. BS 2635) Garcia, Weir, and Lesh help out. Early releases had a red "Rolling Thunder" and white "Mickey Hart of the Grateful Dead" and a list of some of the musicians printed in the upper left corner of album front cover. Display Case Nine - var. (Warner Brothers PRO 538) This 1972 sampler features tracks by Warner Brothers and Reprise artists. It includes "Young Man", "Grandma's Cookies", and "Blind John" from the "Rolling Thunder" album by Mickey Hart. It also includes three tracks with Merl Saunders: "Under The Falling Sky", "Love Me Like A Man", and "Too Long At The Fair" from the album by Bonnie Raitt. Also appearing on this sampler are "Buildin' A Heaven On Earth" and "You Are My Sunshine" by Miss Abrams and the Strawberry Point Fourth Grade Class. Rolling Thunder - Mickey Hart (Relix RRLP 2026) Reissued in 1986 with a different back cover that the Warner Brothers release. This version was pressed on black vinyl. Side One contains "Rolling Thunder / Shoshone Invocation" (0:49) (listed as "Rolling Thunder Chant / Marimbas / Rain" on the back cover), "The Main Ten (Playing In The Band)" (7:04), "Fletcher Carnaby" (4:14), "The Chase (Progress)" (4:04) and "Blind John" (3:48). Side Two contains "Young Man" (2:41), "Deep, Wide And Frequent" (5:33), "Pump Man" (4:42) (correctly listed as "Pump Song" on the back cover), "Granma's Cookies" (3:00), and "Hangin' On" (3:17). Rolling Thunder - Mickey Hart (Relix RRLP 2026) Reissued in 1986 with a different back cover that the Warner Brothers release. This version was pressed on "Psychedelic Vinyl" in a limited edition of 1000 copies. Rolling Thunder - Mickey Hart (Relix RRCD 2026) Released on CD with the "different" back cover that was also used on the Relix record. Rolling Thunder - Mickey Hart (Grateful Dead GDCD 4011) Released on CD. Rolling Thunder - Mickey Hart (Grateful Dead GDCD 40112) This CD release has different colorings on the front cover artwork than the original release. Rolling Thunder - Mickey Hart (Line Music, GDCD 9.00647 03) Released on CD in Germany in 1989. Area Code 415 - Mickey Hart ( ) An unreleased album, recorded in 1972 and 1973 at Hart's ranch in Novato, CA. Playing on the album are: John Cipollina, David Freiberg, Jerry Garcia, Mickey Hart, Robert Hunter, Phil Lesh, Kate McDonald, Jim McPherson, Barry Melton, and Steven Schuster. Recorded for the album were the following songs: "Fire On The Mountain" (3:19) (with Melton, Garcia, Hart, and Freiberg), "Ghost Riders In The Sky" (3:24) (with Cipollina, Hart, Freiberg, and McPherson), "It Makes Me Mad" (version 1, treated vocals - 2:31) (with McDonald, McPherson, and Schuster), "You Know I Will" (3:34) (with McDonald, McPherson, and Schuster), "Is Anybody There?" (4:12) (with Freiberg, Hart, McPherson, and McDonald), "Night Of The Vampire" (2:58) (with Melton, Lesh, Hunter, and Hart), "It Makes Me Mad" (version 2, male vocals - 2:38) (with Melton, Garcia, Hart, and Freiberg), and "It Makes Me Mad (version 3, female vocals). Fire On The Mountain - Mickey Hart ( ) An unreleased album. Recorded for the album were: "Fire On The Mountain" (5:12) (with Melton, Garcia, Hart, and Freiberg), "Speed Racer" (1:55) (with Melton, Hart, Lesh, Schuster, and Champlin), "Untitled" (from the Palace of Fine Arts performance of November 28, 1973 of "Experiments in Quadrophonic Sound") (1:38) (with Garcia, Lesh, Lagin, and Hart), "Fear And Loathing" (3:41) (with Khan, Raka, Garcia, and Hart), "Checker Man" (2:33) (with Hart, Stokes, Lesh, Melton, Freiberg, and Hunter), "Marshmallow Road" (3:56) (with Hart and Melton), "Fear" (4:56) (with Lesh, Lagin, and Cipollina), and "Ariel" (7:28) (with Melton, Hart, Lesh, Stokes, Garcia, and Freiberg. Playing on the album are: Barry Melton, Jerry Garcia, Mickey Hart, David Freiberg, Phil Lesh, Steven Schuster, Bill Champlin, Ali Akbar Khan, Ali Raka, Rob Stokes, Robert Hunter, John Cipollina, Steve Miller, and Ned Lagin. On some "traded" versions of this album is a "spoken" version of "Fire On The Mountain" with the vocals by Steve Miller, which was probably recorded in June, 1974. Another "traded" version includes the following tracks: "Fire On The Mountain", "Ghost Riders In The Sky", "It Heard You Singing", "Night Of The Vampires", "It Makes Me Mad", "Fire On The Mountain #2", "Speed Racer", "Checker Man", "Fear", "On The Air", "Jesse James", "Mountains In Dreamland", "Looking For A World", "Babylon", "Love Is A Mystery", "Harbinger", "Sunshine", "Stranger", "Kharma", "Could You Drive Forever", and "Instrumental". This collection of songs may reflect some that were recorded for "Area Code 415". Silent Flute - Mickey Hart ( ) An unreleased album that has Mickey Hart on percussion mixed with prepared piano. The Whale's Master - Mickey Hart ( ) An unreleased album that has Mickey Hart on percussion mixed with various synthesizers. Mr. Love - Snooky Flowers ( ) An unreleased album by Cornelius "Snooky" Flowers. The album tracks were recorded at the Mickey Hart studio in Novato, possibly between 1972 and 1974. The tracks are: "Mr. Love" (4:05), "Instrumental 1" (3:32), "I’ve Got You (We’ve Got Each Other)" (2:29), "You Got To Stay" (2:56), "Instrumental 2" (3:27), "Fighting To Stay Alive" (2:30), "Instrumental 3" (4:31), "Love Is A Mystery" (3:21), and "What Can I Say" (7:09). Jerry Garcia is said to play electric guitar on tracks 1 and 5 and pedal steel guitar on track 8. Mickey Hart is said to play percussion on several tracks. The Days Of Wine And Vinyl - var. (Warner Bros. WB PRO 540) A two record sampler of Warner Brothers artists released in 1972. It includes "Blind John" (3:48) by Mickey Hart. The cover shows a white line drawing against a dark background of a man and woman toasting each other with a record player serving as their table. The four page insert that is glued inside has album notes by Barry Hansen ("Dr. Demento"). Fruity - var. (Warner Brothers K26006, 1972) The sampler of Warner Brothers artists was released in the UK. The last track on Side Two is "Big Railroad Blues" performed by the Grateful Dead. The track is taken from the "Grateful Dead" (i.e., the "Skull and Roses") album. Heavy Turbulence - Merl Saunders (Fantasy Records, Tenth and Parker, Berkeley, CA 94710, Fantasy 8421) Jerry Garcia, Tom Fogerty, John Kahn, and Bill Vitt appear with Merl Saunders on this album released in 1972. Recorded in the Fall, 1971. Joplin In Concert - Janis Joplin (Columbia, 1972) On Side 2 of this two record release, the three songs by Big Brother and the Holding Company from June 23, 1968 at the Carousel Ballroom ("Road Block" (2:59), "Flower In The Sun" (3:03), and "Summertime" (4:21) were recorded by Stanley Owsley ("Bear"). Rambling Rose - Grateful Dead ( ) Robert Hunter had written the songs "He's Gone", "Jack Straw", "Brown Eyed Women", "Ramble On Rose", "Mr. Charlie", and "Tennessee Jed", which he intended for a third studio album that was to be a continuation of the sentiments expressed on "Workingman's Dead" and "American Beauty". This third studio album, tentatively entitled "Rambling Rose", was not recorded. Instead, these songs, recorded live, appeared on the album "Europe '72". "Ramble On Rose" was written in October, 1971, with the band working on the music, during Keith Godchaux's first rehearsals. The words to "Tennessee Jed" were composed when Hunter was in Barcelona, Spain. Hunter was walking down a narrow street, while up ahead, someone was playing a jaw's harp; the words were made up to the sound reverberating off the walls of the houses and the rhythm of the playing. There was a ragtime piano player named "Crazy Otto". In "He's Gone", the "nine mile skid on a five mile ride, hot as a pistol but cool inside" lines allude to Neal Cassady; the "steal your face right off your head" line alludes to ex-manager Lenny Hart and other "shady characters". The characters in "Jack Straw" appear to be derived from several readings, by Bob Weir, of "Of Mice And Men" by John Steinbeck. Europe '72 - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 3WX 2668) The "Label Copy and Notice of Coupling" test pressings were dated September 29, 1972. The test pressings have the black and white "Columbia Record Production Santa Maria Test Pressing" label with the album number and side written on the bottom (i.e., "2668 A", etc.). This lists the release date as November 5, 1972. Europe '72 - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 3 WX 2668) Released November 5, 1972. This three record album includes a color booklet with photos from the tour. The album was heavily overdubbed in the studio, and includes Merl Saunders on organ. The onstage equipment setup was duplicated at the Alembic studio on 60 Brady Street in San Francisco, to preserve the concert stage ambience, and used for the vocal overdubs. Pigpen's vocals were not overdubbed in the studio. A number of recording defects are present on the album. During the third chorus of "Ramble On Rose", as Garcia sings "...name was Ramble...", a whistling sound is heard. On "Jack Straw", one of the band members yells out. (Note: the "original" Jack Straw, along with Wat Tyler, led a peasant rebellion, which failed, against the English King Richard II (circa 1381). The term "Jack Straw" has, consequently, been used to describe a person who has no property, influence, or worth.) Several of the songs on this album ("He's Gone", "Jack Straw", "Brown Eyed Women", "Ramble On Rose", "Mr. Charlie", and "Tennessee Jed") had been intended for a third studio album which was to be a continuation of the sentiments expressed on "Workingman's Dead" and "American Beauty"; this third studio album, tentatively entitled "Rambling Rose" was not recorded. "Cumberland Blues" (5:47) is from April 8, 1972. "Brown-Eyed Woman" (4:45) is from April 14, 1972. "Jack Straw" (4:46), "China Cat Sunflower" (5:33) > "I Know You Rider" (4:55), and "Tennessee Jed" are from May 3, 1972. "Sugar Magnolia" is from May 4, 1972. "He's Gone" (7:12) is from May 10, 1972. "You Win Again" (3:54) and "Hurts Me Too" (7:18) are from May 24, 1972. "Truckin'" (13:08) > "Epilogue" (4:33) > "Prelude" (8:08) > "(Walk Me Out In The) Morning Dew" (10:35) are from May 26, 1972. "One More Saturday Night" (4:45) is from May 26, 1972. "Ramble On Rose" (6:09) could be from May 23, 25 or 26, 1972. "Mr. Charlie" could be from May 23, 24, 25 or 26, 1972. Performances of Pigpen's "The Stranger (Two Souls In Communion)" and "Beat It On Down The Line" had been intended for the album, but were not included. The three vinyl record album was sold for $4.99. The working title for the album was "Stepping Out", based on the shoe drawing used on the cover. A preliminary sketch for the cover shows the ice cream kid with "Satisfaction Guaranteed" around the image. The RIAA certified the album as "Gold" on December 14, 1972 and as "Platinum" and then as double "Platinum" on August 24, 2001. A rough mix of the album, recorded at 7 1/2 ips on three seven inch reels, listed the song titles as: "SIDE 1: Cumberland Blues, He's Gone, One More Saturday Nite", "SIDE 2: Jack Straw, You Win Again, China Cat - I Know You Rider", "SIDE 3: Browneyed Women, It Hurts Me Too, Ramble On Rose", "SIDE 4: Sugar Magnolia, Mr. Chollee, Tennessee Jed", "SIDE 5: Truckin', Epilogue", and "SIDE 6: Prelude, Morning Dew". This rough mix was produced at Artisan Sound Recorders located in Suite 1516 on 6430 Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood. Europe '72 - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 3 WX 2668) The album was also released with a white "Promotion Not For Sale" promo label. Side I has a playing time of 17:44. Side II has a playing time of 19:08. Side III has a playing time of 18:12. Side IV has a playing time of 17:57. Side V has a playing time of 17:41. Side VI has a playing time of 18:43. Europe '72 - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. K5A 2668) The album was released on two cassette tapes. Tape one contains: "Cumberland Blues", "One More Saturday Night", "Jack Straw", "You Win Again", "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider", "Brown-eyed Woman", "Hurts Me Too", "Sugar Magnolia", "Mr. Charlie", and "Tennessee Jed". Tape two contains "He's Gone", "Truckin'", "Epilog", "Ramble On Rose", "Prelude", and "(Walk Me Out In The) Morning Dew". The total playing time is 1:51:36. Europe '72 - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. K8A 2668) The album was released on two 8 track tapes ("Two deluxe packs equal to 3 Albums") each in a cardboard slipcase with cover artwork. The tapes are labeled "Part 1" and "Part 2". On the first tape (white case), the programs layout is: 1 "Prelude" and "(Walk Me Out In The) Morning Dew"; 2 "China Cat Sunflower", "I Know You Rider", "Brown-Eyed Woman", and "Mr. Charlie"; 3 "Cumberland Blues", "Ramble On Rose", and "Sugar Magnolia"; 4 "Truckin'" and "Epilogue". On the second tape (black case), the layout is: 1 (8:50): "One More Saturday Night" and "You Win Again"; 2 (8:53): "He's Gone" and "Jack Straw (Beg)"; 3 (8:57): "Jack Straw (Concl)" and "Hurts Me Too (Beg); 4 (8:46): "Hurts Me Too (Concl)" and "Tennessee Jed". Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-13681 / P-13682 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS 26) The P-13681 side of this AFRTS LP record release has "Sugar Magnolia", "One More Saturday Night", and "Hurts Me Too" from the "Europe '72" album. The P-13682 side contains tracks by Rare Earth from their album "Willie Remembers". Europe '72 - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers WB66019) The three record album was released in Germany in the early 1980s. The seventeen tracks are: "Cumberland Blues", "He's Gone", "One More Saturday Night", "Jack Straw", "You Win Again", "China Cat Sunflower", "I Know You Rider", "Brown-Eyed Woman", "Hurts Me Too", "Ramble On Rose", "Sugar Magnolia", "Mr. Charlie", "Tennessee Jed", "Truckin'", "Epilog", "Prelude", and "Morning Dew". Europe '72 - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers P-5070W, P-5071W, and P-5072W) The three record album was released in Japan. The album came wrapped in an obi strip with dark green printing and listed a price of 4500 yen. Europe '72 - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers K66019) The three record album was released in the United Kingdom. Europe '72 - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers Records 3 WX 2668) The three record album was released in Turkey on the Reprise Records division of Warner Brothers using the green Warner Brothers label. The album was made in Turkey by Melodi Records. Europe '72 - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers 3WX2668) The three record album was released in the 1980s in the United States with a UPC code in the upper right corner of the "rainbow foot" side of the cover. Europe '72 - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 2668-2) This double CD, released in 1988, has a black and white reprint of the original color booklet. Europe '72 - Grateful Dead (Rhino/WB 74399) This remastered version of the album, taken from the 12 CD "The Golden Road" box set, was released on CD on March 25, 2003. Europe '72: The Complete Recordings - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, April 1, 2011) This release consists of seventy two CDs that cover the twenty two concerts of the European tour in April and May, 1972. This is packaged in a deluxe box set resembling a steamer trunk, filled with a book and replicated concert memorabilia. This box set was limited to 7200 (1972 x 100) copies, cost $450.00, and was sold out prior to release. The first 3000 purchasers were offered an opportunity to personalize their copy by including their own short message with their order. Each concert was packaged in its own CD Digipak case: April 7, 1972, Wembley Empire Pool, Wembley (3 CDs); April 8, 1972, Wembley Empire Pool, Wembley (3 CDs); April 11, 1972, Newcastle City Hall, Newcastle (3 CDs); April 14, 1972, Tivolis Koncertsal, Copenhagen (4 CDs); April 16, 1972, Aarhus University, Aarhus (3 CDs); April 17, 1972, Tivolis Koncertsal, Copenhagen (3 CDs); April 21, 1972, Beat Club, Bremen (1 CD); April 24, 1972, Rheinhalle, Dusseldorf (4 CDs); April 26, 1972, Jahrhundert Halle, Frankfurt (4 CDs); April 29, 1972, Musikhalle, Hamburg (3 CDs); May 3, 1972, Olympia Theatre, Paris (4 CDs); May 4, 1972, Olympia Theatre, Paris (4 CDs); May 7, 1972, Bickershaw Festival, Wigan (4 CDs); May 10, 1972, Concertgebouw, Amsterdam (4 CDs); May 11, 1972, Rotterdam Civic Hall, Rotterdam (4 CDs); May 13, 1972, Lille Fairgrounds, Lille (3 CDs); May 16, 1972, La Grande Salle Du Grand Theatre De Luxembourg, Luxembourg (2 CDs); May 18, 1972, Kongressaal - Deutsches Museum, Munich (2 CDs); May 23, 1972, Strand Lyceum, London (3 CDs); May 24, 1972, Strand Lyceum, London (3 CDs); May 25, 1972, Strand Lyceum, London (4 CDs); and May 26, 1972, Strand Lyceum, London (4 CDs). Europe '72: The Complete Recordings (All Music Edition) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) This release consists of seventy two CDs that cover the twenty two concerts of the European tour in April and May, 1972. This version cost $450.00 and consists of only the CDs in their cases, without the extra materials included in the box set. This was released after the 7200 copy box set had sold out. Europe '72: Vol. 2 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino, 2011) This is a two CD "best of" release with selections from the Europe, 1972 tour, arranged in a "set one" and "set two" format. CD One contains: "Bertha" (April 14, 1972), "Me And My Uncle" (April 7, 1972), "Chinatown Shuffle" (April 14, 1972), "Sugaree" (May 3, 1972), "Beat It On Down The Line" (May 16, 1972), "Loser" (April 14, 1972), "Next Time You See Me" (May 4, 1972), "Black-Throated Wind" (April 14, 1972), "Dire Wolf" (April 26, 1972), "Greatest Story Ever Told" (May 3, 1972), "Deal" (May 4, 1972), "Good Loving" (April 26, 1972), and "Playing In The Band" (May 24, 1972). CD Two contains: "Dark Star" > "Drums" > "The Other One" (May 7, 1972), "Sing Me Back Home" (May 26, 1972), and "Not Fade Away" > "Going Down The Road Feeling Bad" > "Not Fade Away" (May 7, 1972). Europe '72: Volume 2 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino, 2011, UPC 081227975531) This is a four 180 gram vinyl LP record "best of" release with selections from the Europe, 1972 tour. It includes "Big Railroad Blues", which was not included on the CD version of this release. The lacquers were cut by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering. Included in the box set is an eight page booklet with tour dates and photos. This was released as part of "Record Store Day" on "Black Friday" in 2011. Dark Star - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino R1 530643) This 12 inch vinyl "limited edition" single contains "Dark Star" from the May 4, 1972 concert in Paris. The song is split across the two sides of the record. This was released as part of "Record Store Day" in 2012 as part of the fortieth anniversary of the Europe tour in 1972. Europe '72: Wembley Empire Pool, London, England, 4/7/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A three CD release of the April 7, 1972 concert at Wembley Empire Pool in London, England. Europe '72: Wembley Empire Pool, London, England, 4/8/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A three CD release of the April 8, 1972 concert at Wembley Empire Pool in London, England. Europe '72: City Hall, Newcastle, England, 4/11/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A three CD release of the April 11, 1972 concert at Newcastle City Hall, Newcastle, England. Europe '72: Tivoli Concert Hall, Copenhagen, Denmark, 4/14/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A four CD release of the April 14, 1972 concert at Tivolis Koncertsal in Copenhagen, Denmark. Europe '72: Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark, 4/16/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino GRA2-6023, 2011) A three CD release of the April 16, 1972 concert at Aarhus University in Aarhus, Denmark. Europe '72: Tivoli Concert Hall, Copenhagen, Denmark, 4/17/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A three CD release of the April 17, 1972 concert at the Tivolis Koncertsal in Copenhagen, Denmark. Europe '72: Beat Club, Bremen, West Germany, 4/21/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A one CD release of the April 21, 1972 concert at the Beat Club in Bremen, West Germany. Europe '72: Rheinhalle, Dusseldorf, West Germany, 4/24/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A four CD release of the April 24, 1972 concert at the Rheinhalle in Dusseldorf, West Germany. Europe '72: Jahrhundert Halle, Frankfurt, West Germany, 4/26/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A four CD release of the April 26, 1972 concert at the Jahrhundert Halle in Frankfurt, West Germany. Europe '72: Musikhalle, Hamburg, West Germany, 4/29/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A three CD release of the April 29, 1972 concert at the Musikhalle in Hamburg, West Germany. Europe '72: Olympia Theatre, Paris, France, 5/3/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A four CD release of the May 3, 1972 concert at the Olympia Theatre in Paris, France. Europe '72: Olympia Theatre, Paris, France, 5/4/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A four CD release of the May 4, 1972 concert at the Olympia Theatre in Paris, France. Europe '72: Bickershaw Festival, Wigan, England, 5/7/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A four CD release of the May 7, 1972 concert at the Bickershaw Festival in Wigan, England. Europe '72: Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, Holland, 5/10/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A four CD release of the May 10, 1972 concert at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Europe '72: Rotterdam Civic Hall, Rotterdam, Holland, 5/11/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A four CD release of the May 11, 1972 concert at Rotterdam Civic Hall in Rotterdam, Holland. Europe '72: Lille Fairgrounds, Lille, France, 5/13/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A three CD release of the May 13, 1972 concert at the Lille Fairgrounds in Lille, France. Europe '72: Theatre Hall, Luxembourg, 5/16/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A two CD release of the May 16, 1972 concert at the La Grande Salle Du Grand Theatre De Luxembourg in Luxembourg. Europe '72: Kongressaal, Munich, West Germany, 5/18/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A three CD release of the May 18, 1972 concert at the Kongressaal of the Deutsches Museum in Munich, West Germany. Europe '72: Strand Lyceum, London, England, 5/23/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A three CD release of the May 23, 1972 concert at the Strand Lyceum in London, England. Europe '72: Strand Lyceum, London, England, 5/24/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A three CD release of the May 24, 1972 concert at the Strand Lyceum in London, England. Europe '72: Strand Lyceum, London, England, 5/25/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A four CD release of the May 25, 1972 concert at the Strand Lyceum in London, England. Europe '72: Strand Lyceum, London, England, 5/26/1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) A four CD release of the May 26, 1972 concert at the Strand Lyceum in London, England. Glastonbury Fayre - var. (Revelation REV 1, REV 2, and REV 3, 1972) This three record British released album includes "Dark Star" (24:06), taken from the April 8, 1972 performance at the Wembley Empire Pool, in Wembley, England during the Europe '72 Tour. The "Glastonbury Fayre" was held at Worthy Farm, in Pilton, near Shepton Mallet, Somerset, from Sunday, June 20, 1971 to Thursday, June 24, 1971, encompassing Midsummer's Day and the solstice. Dark Star (24:06) / Don't Ease Me In (2:00) - The Greatfull Dead (International 202) "Dark Star" is from the "Glastonbury Fayre" LP from 1971 and "Don't Ease Me In" was 'Recorded Somewhere'. This is a 12 inch Italian release with an orange label. The record is in a white sleeve with the center cut out to show the record label. The record company name may be "CR International", depending on how the record label logo is read. The Incomparable Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band 1972 - Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band (EMBO Records, 1972) This album, with the decorated trombone bells on the cover, includes versions of "Uncle John's Band" and "Truckin'", both arranged by Dr. Arthur P. Barnes. Also included is "Sugar Magnolia". Rowan Brothers - Rowan Brothers (Columbia KC 31297) Jerry Garcia plays pedal steel guitar and Bill Kreutzman plays drums on this LP. In an ad for this album, Jerry Garcia states that Chris and Lorin Rowan "...could be like the Beatles. They're that good.". Produced by Bill Wolf and David Diadem (actually David Grisman). Re-released in Italy as "Livin' The Life" (Appaloosa AP 011). Clive Davis of Columbia Records offered the band a two year, three record contract plus a fifty thousand dollar signing bonus. Livin' The Life - Chris and Lorin Rowan (Appaloosa AP 011) Jerry Garcia plays pedal steel guitar and Bill Kreutzman plays drums on this Italian release of the "Rowan Brothers" (Columbia KC 31297) record. Rowan Brothers - Rowan Brothers (Acadia ACA 8038) A CD release of the album originally released on Columbia (Columbia KC 31297). Demon In Disguise - David Bromberg (Columbia KC 31753) Garcia, Kreutzmann, Lesh, and Keith Godchaux play on "Sharon" and "Demon In Disguise", which were recorded at the Wally Heider Studio in San Francisco, probably on August 17, 1972. Released in 1973. Gypsy Cowboy - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Columbia KC 31930) Donna Jean Godchaux appears on "She's No Angel" and "Long Black Veil". The album was engineered and produced by Stephen Barncard. Released in 1972. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-13703 / P-13704 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-13703 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by Procol Harum from their album "A Whiter Shade Of Pale". The P-13704 side contains "Sutter's Mill", "Long Black Veil", "Gypsy Cowboy", "She's No Angel", "Groupie", and "Linda" from the "Gypsy Cowboy" album by the New Riders of the Purple Sage. Gypsy Cowboy - New Riders of the Purple Sage (CBS 40-65008) The album was released on cassette in the UK in 1972. The inlay states that "This STEREO musicassette gives genuine reproduction on Mono equipment". Side 1 contains "Gypsy Cowboy", "Whiskey", "On My Way Back Home", and "Death And Destruction". Side 2 contains "Linda", "Groupie", "Sutter's Mill", "Superman", ""She's No Angel", "Long Black Veil", and "Sailin'". The inside of the inlay has a black and white photo of the band. The tape label is red. Gypsy Cowboy / The Adventures of Panama Red - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Beat Goes On BGO 509, UPC 5017261205094, March 9, 2002) A two CD release of the "Gypsy Cowboy" and "The Adventures of Panama Red" albums in one package. Pop History Vol. 13 - (Polydor 2612019) This German release from 1972 is a Richie Havens two-LP release. Pop History Vol. 23 - (Polydor 2335059) This German release from 1972 includes some Grateful Dead tracks. Excalibur - Tom Fogerty (Fantasy 9413) Garcia, Vitt, Kahn, and Saunders appear on this ex-Creedence Clearwater Revival member's album, released in 1973. The Very Best Of Tom Fogerty - Tom Fogerty (Varese 6030) This July, 1999 "best of" taken from Tom Fogerty's solo albums includes "Rocky Road Blues" and "(Hold On) Annie Mae", two tracks taken from his "Excalibur" album, and on which Jerry Garcia plays. Tom Fogerty / Excalibur - Tom Fogerty (Fantasy FCD 9407-2) Garcia plays on the "Excalibur" album. This is a "two records on one CD" release from 1998. Fire Up - Merl Saunders (Fantasy 9421) Garcia and "Kruetzman" appear on this studio/live release from 1973. The players on the release are: Merl Saunders, Jerry Garcia, John Kahn, Tom Fogerty, and Bill Vitt. Recorded between November, 1972 and January, 1973. The live cut "Lonely Avenue" is from a KSAN broadcast from Pacific High Studios with Merl Saunders, Jerry Garcia, John Kahn, and Bill Kreutzmann. Fire Up + - Merl Saunders (Fantasy FCD 7711) A re-issue of the Merl Saunders and Jerry Garcia collaboration "Heavy Turbulence" and "Fire Up" on a single CD. The tracks from "Heavy Turbulence" are: "My Problems Got Problems", "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down", "Save Mother Earth", "Imagine", "Welcome To The Basement", and "Man-Child". The tracks from "Fire Up" are: "After Midnight", "Expressway (To Your Heart)", "Soul Roach", "Benedict Rides", "The System", and "Lonely Avenue". Two other tracks on the "Fire Up" record, "Charisma" and "Chock-Lite Pudding", are not included on the CD. Released in September, 1992. Sunfighter - Paul Kantner/Grace Slick (Grunt/RCA FTR 1002) This December, 1971 release includes Jerry Garcia on "Million", "Holding Together", and "When I Was A Boy, I Watched The Wolves". Be What You Want To - Link Wray (Polydor PD 5047) Garcia plays pedal steel on this 1973 release by the famed rocker. Songs include: "Be What You Want To", "All Cried Out", "Lawdy Miss Clawdy", "Tucson, Arizona", "Riverbend", "You Walked By", "Walk Easy, Walk Slow", "All The Love In My Life", "You Really Got A Hold On Me", "Shine The Light", and "Morning". Besides Link Wray on vocals and guitar and Jerry Garcia on pedal steel, also appearing on the album are Peter Kaukonen, David Bromberg, John McFee, and Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen. The album was recorded at Wally Heider's in San Francisco, in 1973. Be What You Want To - Link Wray (Phantom Import Distribution) Garcia plays pedal steel on this 1973 release by the famed rocker. Released on CD in 2005. - Ron McKernan ( ) Pigpen recorded several songs for an album which never was released. Born on September 8, 1945, he died on March 8, 1973 at his home on Corte Madera Avenue at the age of 27. His funeral was held on March 12, 1973 from the Daphne Funeral Home in Corte Madera. One song, intended for the solo album, was the Clancy Carlile song "I'm A Loving Man", which was recorded in 1969 at Pacific High Recording, located on Brady Alley, just off Market, in San Francisco. Besides Pigpen, that session included Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, John Tenney on fiddle, Dennis Parker on bass, and Scott Morris on drums. Pigpen and Weir trade vocals on "I'm A Loving Man". An instrumental version of "Just As Long As You Love Me", with Garcia on pedal steel and Tenney on fiddle, also came from these sessions. The album was to be released, tentatively, on Mercury, or its Smash subsidiary, with Bob Serempa as the A&R person. A few songs, tentatively credited as being slated for Pigpen's solo album, circulate in tape trading circles. On these songs, Pigpen plays acoustic or electric guitar, sings, and plays harmonica and piano. It is not certain whether Pigpen plays all of the harmonica solos or whether they were overdubbed or whether they were played by someone else; the stylization does resemble Pigpen. These generally include: "C. C. Rider" (guitar, vocals, and harmonica overdubbed), "Instrumental" (guitar), "Instrumental" (bright sounding), "Instrumental" (slow tempo), "Instrumental" (slower ending tempo), "Bring Me My Shotgun" (guitar, vocals, and harmonica overdubbed), "Katie Mae" (guitar and vocals), "Bring Me My Shotgun" (guitar, vocals, and harmonica overdubbed), "I Got A Woman" (guitar and vocals), "Hitchhiking Woman" (bottleneck slide guitar and vocals), "Boogie Woogie Blues" (piano), "I Got Two Women" (first verse), "I Got Two Women (Freezing In The Heat Of The Sun)" (guitar and vocals), "When I Was A Boy (Santa Fe Queen)" (guitar and vocals), "Michael" (guitar and vocals), "When I Was Twelve Years Old (Hobo Jungle)" (guitar and vocals), "When I Was Fourteen (Train Yard)" (guitar and vocals), "Katie Mae" (guitar, vocals, and harmonica overdubbed), "Baby, Please Don’t Go" > "That Freight Train, Up In The Sky" (harmonica and vocals), "The Devil Is In My Bones (I Believe)" (guitar and vocals), "She’s Mine" (guitar and vocals), and "Look Over Yonder (No Tomorrow)" (piano and vocals). According to lore, "C.C. Rider" and "Bring Me My Shotgun" were recorded in 1970, and, in February, 1973, he recorded a Lightning Hopkins song, "She's Mine", as well as "I Believe", "Like A Long Time", and "Michael", at his apartment in Corte Madera, CA. History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. BS 2721) Recorded February 13 and St. Valentine's Day, 1970 at the Fillmore East. Released on July 13, 1973. Bob Thomas based the "marching bear" design on a 36 point lead type printer's slug of a generic bear. About recording this album, Bear said: "There were 14 mics used in all. Except for the vocals, each is in only one of the channels. I don't use any tone controls or equalization. The deck I used in those days was a Sony 770-2 running at 7.5 ips NAB, the tape was Scotch 203 on seven-inch reels.". The label lists the album title as "Bear's Choice: History Of The Grateful Dead (Vol. 1). Side one contains "Katie Mae" (4:46), "Dark Hollow" (3:30), "I've Been All Around The World" (4:40), "Wake Up Little Susie" (2:40), and "Black Peter" (7:20) with a playing time of 22:56. Side two contains "Smokestack Lightnin" (18:00) and "Hard To Handle" (6:14). The first run of the album uses the white background Warner Brothers record label. History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. BS 2721) The album was also released with a white promo label. The cover has a hot pink with black overprint "Promotional Copy Not For Sale" sticker. History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. M8 2721) Released on 8 track tape format. The tape case is black plastic case and is in a black cardboard slipcase sleeve that has the album cover art. Program 1 (11:52) contains "Smokestack Lightnin (Beg)". Program 2 (11:44) contains "Smokestack Lightnin (Concl)" and "Hard To Handle (Beg)". Program 3 (11:47) contains "Hard To Handle (Concl)", "Katie Mae", "Dark Hollow", and "I've Been All Around The World (Beg)". Program 4 (12:02) contains "I've Been All Around The World (Concl)", "Wake Up Little Susie", and "Black Peter". The back label states (on two lines) that the album was "Recorded "live" at Bill Graham's Fillmore East" "February 13 and 14, 1970". History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. M8 2721) Released on 8 track tape format. The tape case is yellow plastic case. The tape label shows the album cover art, a red section below that with songs and credits, and a purple vertical strip with the WB shield logo and "8 TRACK STEREO". Program 1 contains "Katie Mae:", "Dark Hollow:", and "I've Been All Around The World (Begin):". Program 2 contains "I've Been All Around The World (Concl.):", "Wake Up Little Susie:", and "Black Peter:". Program 3 contains "Smokestack Lightning (Begin):". Program 4 contains "Smokestack Lightnin (Concl.):" and "Hard To Handle:". The tape label states that the album was "Recorded by Bear and Produced by Owsley Stanley. Recorded "Live" at Bill Graham's Fillmore East, February 13 and 14, 1970.". Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-14103 / P-14104 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS RL 8-4) The P-14103 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by Funkadelic from their album "Cosmic slop" and "Wake Up, Little Susie" from the "History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice)" album. The P-14104 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "I've Been All Around The World" (4:15) (:32), "Hard To Handle" (6:15) (:12), "Katie Mae" (4:45) (:00), and "Dark Hollow" (3:26) (:07) from the "History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice)" album. History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. M5 2721) The album was released on cassette tape. History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. BS 2721) Later pressings of the album use the "palm trees" record label. Bears Choice Vol. 1 - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 61264-4, UPC 075992727440) The album was released in 1988 on cassette tape in Australia. The green insert shows the album cover but lists the album title as "Bears Choice Vol. 1". The album title is listed inside the insert as "Bear's Choice: History Of The Grateful Dead (Vol. 1)". The cassette lists the album title as "Bear's Choice: Grateful Dead History Vol. 1". Side 1 contains "Katie Mae" (4:46), "Dark Hollow" (3:30), "I've Been All Around This World" (4:40), "Wake up Little Susie" (2:40), and "Black Peter" (7:20). Side 2 contains "Smokestack Lightnin'" (18:00) and "Hard To Handle" (6:14). History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. P-8362W) The record album was released in Japan with a lyric sheet insert and a red obi strip. The obi strip lists a price of 2000 yen. History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. K46246) The record album was released in the UK. History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. BS 2-2721) Released on CD in 1988. History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice) - Grateful Dead (Rhino/WB 74400) This remastered version of the album, taken from the 12 CD "The Golden Road" box set, was released on CD on March 25, 2003. History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice) - Grateful Dead (Audio Fidelity, UPC 780014212414) The album was released in 2011 on one 180 gram pure virgin vinyl record in a numbered edition. The album was mastered for the LP by Kevin Gray at Cohearent Audio. Thirty Seconds Over Winterland - Jefferson Airplane (Grunt BFL 1-0147) The back cover states: "Toasters appear courtesy of the GD 'quippies, by way of Garcia, Parrish, J.A. and Steinberg". Baron Von Tollbooth & The Chrome Nun - Paul Kantner / Grace Slick / David Freiberg (Grunt BFL 1-0148) Garcia and Hart play on this May, 1973 album. It also includes Robert Hunter's "Harp Tree Lament". - David Grisman ( ) Jerry Garcia played with David Grisman's group a couple of times (1972-1974?) at the now-defunct San Francisco nightclub called The Boarding House. These were recorded by Bear, but never released. Saint-Saens: The Tone Poems - Pierre Dervaux and the Orchestre De Paris (Angel Records S-37009) This 1973 album is often mistaken for a Grateful Dead album because the front cover features the "Skull and Roses" artwork by Edmund J. Sullivan. It contains four works by Camille Saint-Saens: "Danse Macabre" Op. 40, "La Juenesse D'Hercule" Op. 50, "Phaeton" Op. 39, and "Le Rouet D'Omphale" Op. 31. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD 01) Released on November 15, 1973; the Grateful Dead Records press release gives an October 15, 1973 date. The recording was mastered in September of 1973. Some of the metal mothers have a date of October 7, 1973 on them, and they were jacketed even earlier, on October 1, 1973. Betty Cantor Jackson supervised the pressing of the record, and some records were pressed in green vinyl and in speckled (green/black) vinyl. The initial printing of the back cover has just the Grateful Dead Records company information in the lower left bottom. Early releases had a sticker on the back shrink-wrap listing the additional artists playing on the record. Others had a sticker on the back shrink-wrap listing the song titles. "Weather Report Suite, Part I" was co-written by Bob Weir and Eric Andersen when Andersen was living in Mill Valley, CA. "Stella Blue" was written by Hunter while the band was staying at the Chelsea Hotel in New York City. Garcia wrote the music to "Stella Blue" while in Germany during the European tour of 1972. Before "Here Comes Sunshine"'s second chorus, one can faintly hear several band members talking. The melody for "Eyes Of The World" was written to have a Brazilian samba feel. The title was inspired by the Paramount-Pathe newsreel entitled "The Eyes And Ears Of The World". Doug Sahm (who died on November 18, 1999 in Taos, NM) and his bandmates Martin Fierro and Joe Ellis also play on this album, the first with horns. Most of the album was recorded at the Record Plant in Sausalito, California, during August, 1973, roughly between when the Grateful Dead returned from the tour that included the Watkins Glen concert and before they left for the Fall, 1973 tour. Some of the recording sessions took place on August 17, 1973. Matt Kelly plays harmonica on "Weather Report Suite". The song order on side one of the master tape box was originally listed as: "Let Me Sing Your Blue Away", "Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodeloo", "Stella Blue", and "Row Jimmy". These were re-ordered to: "Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodeloo", "Let Me Sing Your Blues Away", "Row Jimmy", and "Stella Blue". Side two of the master tape box lists: "Here Comes Sunshine", Eyes Of The World", "Weather Report", "Part 1", and "Part 2". One working title for the album was "We Are The Eyes Of The World". On the album, side A contains "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo" (5:42), "Let Me Sing Your Blues Away" (3:15), "Row Jimmy" (7:11), and "Stella Blue" (6:22). On the album, side B contains "Here Comes Sunshine" (4:37), Eyes Of The World" (5:16), "Weather Report Suite Prelude", "Part I (5:36)", and "Part II (Let It Grow)" (7:05). The record label shows a crow on the right side holding the record hole in its right claw. When the album cover is viewed from the left edge at a slant, the cloud is seen as a skull in a hooded robe. Rick Griffin took inspiration for the cover from the Bible's "Book Of Revelation" phrase Revelation 20:13 "And the sea gave up the dead which were in it, ...". Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD 01) The album was also released on green vinyl, meant for distribution to the mailing list. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD 01) The album was also released with a white promo label. On some promo copies, the words "COMPLIMENTS OF" are embossed across the top of the front cover. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD 01) This album was widely bootlegged. The bootleg version does not have the price on the spine (0598) printed in color. A Tribute To ... Grateful Dead - Wake Of the Flood - Sound 8 Singers and Musicians (Stereo 8 1157) A release on 8 track tape format, in a yellow plastic case, of a tribute of the "Wake Of The Flood" album. The programs are: "Mississippi Half-Step" and "Eyes Of The World"; "Here Comes Sunshine" and "Row Jimmy"; "Stella Blue" and "Weather Report Suite Prelude (Beg.)"; and "Weather Report Suite (Concl.) and "Let Me Sing Your Blues Away". The label states: "Today's hits as done by your favorite artists. Custom simulated by Sound 8 Singers and Musicians.". Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead G.D.-01-8T) The album was released on 8 track tape. Program 1 (10:58) contains "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo" and "Eyes Of The World". Program 2 (11:48) contains "Here Comes Sunshine" and "Row Jimmy". Program 3 (11:58) contains "Stella Blue", "Weather Report Suite Prelude", and "Part I". Program 4 (10:20) contains "Weather Report Suite Part II" and "Let Me Sing Your Blues Away". Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD 01) This version has the song titles, the other players, and the record company info printed on the back cover. The printing is large and the track times are on top of the wheat stalks. The back cover lists the Side 1 songs as: "Half-Step, Mississippi Uptown Toodle-oo" (5:42), "Let Me Sing Your Blues Away" (3:15), "Row Jimmy" (7:11), and "Stella Blue" (6:22). The Side 2 songs are listed as: "Here Comes Sunshine" (4:37), Eyes Of The World" (5:16), "Weather Report Suite Prelude", "Part I (5:36)", and "Part II (Let It Grow)" (7:05). Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-14293 / P-14294 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS RL 24-4) The P-14293 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Row Jimmy" (6:57) (:17), "Eyes Of The World" (5:16) (:08), and "Weather Report Suite - Part II (Let It Grow)" (7:05) (:06) from the "wake Of The Flood" album. The P-14294 side contains tracks from the "Hat Trick" album by America. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead K49301 (GD 01)) The album was released on vinyl in the UK. The Grateful Dead Records record label shows the green clad lute playing jester with the lute sound hole being the spindle hole. The lower left corner of the back cover states that the record is distributed by WEA records and that the sleeve was printed by MacNeil Press Ltd., London, SE1. The back cover lists both the "K49301" and "(GD-01)" catalog numbers but the record label only lists "K 49301". The spine lists the band name as "The Grateful Dead" and the spine information is printed in an orange color. Ads for this album state that it is distributed by Atlantic records. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead K49301 (GD 01)) The album was released on "musicassette" (i.e., cassette) in the UK. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead K49301 (GD 01)) The album was released on "stereo cartridge" (i.e., 8 track tape) in the UK. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDV 4002) This version of the UK-released record came with a limited edition poster. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDV 4002) The record album was released in West Germany. This has the UK-printed album cover with the song titles on the back, the Grateful Dead Records office address in London, and a UPC bar code, but the record was made in West Germany. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDTC 4002) The album was released in the UK on cassette tape. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD 01) The record album was released in Canada. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDC 40024) The album was released on cassette tape. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / United Artists ) When United Artists took over distribution of Grateful Dead Records, the lower left back cover had the Grateful Dead Records information replaced with the United Artists Music and Records Group information. The left over Grateful Dead Records record labels were used. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD 01 / United Artists ) When United Artists took over distribution of Grateful Dead Records, the lower left back cover had the Grateful Dead Records information replaced with the United Artists Music and Records Group information. The left over Grateful Dead Records record labels were used. The back cover had a green with black text sticker in the upperleft corner listing the song titles and times. The lower right corner of the back cover had a black white text UA sticker providing information about Liberty / United Records and its non-affiliations with other companies. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / United Artists ) The record album was released by United Artists with the colorful clouds record label. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead P-8394G) The record album was released in Japan. The back cover has a small "lute play jester" logo in the lower left corner. The record label is the "Grateful Dead Records" label with a small lute playing jester at the top. The album was made by Warner Pioneer Corporation of Japan. The album came with a green obi strip listing the price at 2000 yen. The insert provides album information and song lyrics. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead P-8394G) The record album was released in Japan. Promotional copies have, on the front cover, a "Sample" sticker with English and Japanese text. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDLP 4.006435) The record album was released in West Germany (Line Music GmbH, P.O. Box 605220, D-2000, Hamburg 60, WG.) released in 1989. The back cover lists credits. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDLP 4.006435) The record album was released on white vinyl in West Germany (Line Music GmbH, P.O. Box 605220, D-2000, Hamburg 60, WG.) in 1989. The back cover lists credits. The record label shows six skeletons, circled clockwise, their right hands encircling the record hole. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (GDPD 4002, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) This UK released CD has the album cover artwork printed on the CD. The booklet includes in the lyrics. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4002) The CD version was released in 1988. On some issues of the CD, Bob Weir's name is misspelled as "Wier" in the booklet. Wake of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Falcon Neue Medien 3862) The CD was released in Germany in 2001 as a low price re-issue with a different cover. The blue tinged cover shows a photo of a skull with three swimming seal skeletons below it. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino ) This remastered version of the album, taken from the 12 CD "Beyond Description" box set, was released on CD on March 7, 2006. Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead (Mobile Fidelity MFSL 1-366, UPC 821797136617) The record album was released in 2011 on 180 gram vinyl. The mastering was done by Kreig Wunderlich on the Gain 2 Ultra Analog System. The front cover lists "Original Master Recording" across the top. The back cover lists the song titles and the re-issue information. The album was manufactures by Rhino. Watkins Glen - Kings Road (Pickwick International SPC 3355) Contains "Truckin'", "Uncle John's Band", and "Casey Jones". Studio musicians try to recreate "the Glen". Released in the Fall, 1973, undoubtedly to capitalize on the success and fame of the Watkins Glen concerts. Angel Clare - Art Garfunkel (Columbia KC 31474) Garcia plays on only one song: "Down In The Willow Garden". Slewfoot - David Rea (Columbia / Windfall KC 32485) Bob Weir, Donna Jean and Keith Godchaux, Rock Scully, John Kahn, and some of the New Riders of the Purple Sage (David Nelson, Buddy Cage, David Torbert, Spencer Dryden) help out on this LP. Produced by David Rea and Bob Weir and engineered by Stephen Barncard and Tom Scott. The songs on side one are "Run That By Me One More Time" (2:52), "The Year That Clayton Delaney Died" (2:42), "Stagger Lee And Billy" (4:03), "Rosie" (3:13), and "Saturday Night Woman" (3:36). Side two has "Tell Me Where All The Good Times Go" (3:36), "The Light Of My World" (3:55), "Nadine" (2:45), "Thank You For Being My Friend" (2:52), and "I Love You" (4:57). Get Off - var. (NAPRA NAPRA-1, 1973) A set of radio spots were produced by the National Association of Progressive Radio Announcers (NAPRA) as part of their participation in a "hard drugs awareness movement" anti-drug campaign headed by the Progressive Broadcasting Foundation. This album contains 47 radio spots, 30 to 60 seconds long, recorded by various musicians. The musicians, in the spots, urge listeners to "get off" hard drugs. One of the tracks is by Bob Weir: "19. GRATEFUL DEAD (BOB WEIR) From picturesque San Rafael". Another track is by Spencer Dryden: "29. NEW RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE (SPENCER DRYDEN) From where the drummer sits". The record was provided to NAPRA members as a "not for sale" LP. A second record, entitled "Get Off II" (NAPRA NAPRA-2), was released in 1975, with 51 spots featuring different musicians, including Mel Blanc. Get Off - var. (NAPRA) Possibly in 2003, a CD, limited to 500 copies, was provided by the National Association of Progressive Radio Announcers (NAPRA). The CD contains the 98 spots from "Get Off" and "Get Off II", including the spots by Bob Weir (19. Grateful Dead (Bob Weir): "From picturesque San Rafael") and by Spencer Dryden (29. New Riders of the Purple Sage (Spencer Dryden): "From where the drummer sits"). These spots had been recorded between 1973 and 1975. Live At The Keystone - Saunders, Garcia, Kahn, Vitt (Fantasy F 79002) A live double album of 'the group' recorded on July 10 and 11, 1973. This album was re-released on two CDs in April, 1988: "Live At The Keystone, Vol. I" (FCD 7701-1) which includes "Merl's Tune" from the "Keystone Encores, Vol. I" record; and "Live At The Keystone, Vol. II" (FCD 7701-2) (also listed as FCD 7702-02) which includes "Mystery Train" from the "Keystone Encores, Vol. II" record. Live At The Keystone - Merl Saunders - Jerry Garcia - John Kahn - Bill Vitt (Fantasy N 8160-79002) The album was released on 8 track tape in a bright blue plastic case with a blue label. Program 1 (20:55) contains "Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers", "Positively Fourth St." and "The Harder They Come". Program 2 (21:24) contains "Space" and "My Funny Valentine". Program 3 (21:11) contains "Someday Baby" and "Like A Road". Program 4 (21:06) contains "It Takes A lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry", "It's No Use", and "It's All Right, Mama". Total time is "1Hr. 24:36". The tape label shows the front cover of the record album with a diagonal yellow with black text band stating that this is a "DOUBLE ALBUM". Live At Keystone - Merl Saunders, Jerry Garcia, John Kahn, Bill Vitt (Fantasy LFP-931218) A two record Japanese release. Also released with a white promo label. Live At The Keystone, Vol. I - Saunders, Garcia, Kahn, Vitt (Fantasy FCD 7701-01) This single CD was released in April, 1988. It includes "Merl's Tune" from the "Keystone Encores, Vol. I" record. Live At The Keystone, Vol. I - Saunders, Garcia, Kahn, Vitt (Fantasy ) This single CD was released in August, 2004 in the SACD format. Live At The Keystone, Vol. II - Saunders, Garcia, Kahn, Vitt (Fantasy FCD 7701-02) This single CD was released in April, 1988. It includes "Mystery Train" from the "Keystone Encores, Vol. II" record. This CD is also listed as FCD 7702-02. Keystone Encores, Vol. 1 - Saunders, Garcia, Kahn, Vitt (Fantasy MPF 4533) The second part to the "Live At The Keystone" record, featuring 'the group' recorded on July 10 and 11, 1973. Released in April, 1988. Also released as part of the CD "Keystone Encores" (FCD 7703-2) without "Merl's Tune", which was included on the "Live At The Keystone, Vol. I" CD. Keystone Encores, Vol. 2 - Saunders, Garcia, Kahn, Vitt (Fantasy MPF 4534) The third part to the "Live At The Keystone" record, featuring 'the group' recorded on July 10 and 11, 1973. Released in April, 1988. Also released as part of the CD "Keystone Encores" (FCD 7703-2) without "Mystery Train", which was included on the "Live At The Keystone, Vol. II" CD. Keystone Encores (Fantasy FCD 7703-2) The CD release of "Keystone Encores, Vol. 1" and "Keystone Encores, Vol. 2". The CD release does not include "Merl's Tune" (which was included on the "Live At The Keystone, Vol. I" CD) and "Mystery Train" (which was included on the "Live At The Keystone, Vol. II" CD). Released in April, 1988. Merl Saunders - Merl Saunders (Sumertone ) The back cover of this, the third of Merl Saunders' solo releases, released in 1973, has two pictures of Jerry Garcia in the collage. Manhole - Grace Slick (Grunt BFL 1-0347) Robert Hunter wrote the lyrics for "It's Only Music" on this January, 1974 album. Manhole - Grace Slick (Evangeline ACA 8015) Robert Hunter wrote the lyrics for "It's Only Music" on this January, 1974 album. Re-released on CD on July 30, 2001. http://www.evangeline.co.uk/manhole.html The Adventures Of Panama Red - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Columbia KC 32450) Donna Jean Godchaux sings on "Important Exportin Man" and "L.A. Lady". It also includes a studio version of Robert Hunter's "Kick In The Head". Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-14253 / P-14254 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-14253 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by Three Dog Night from their album "Cyan". The P-14254 side contains "You Should Have Seen Me Runnin'", "Cement, Clay And Glass", "One Too Many Stories", "It's Alright With Me", "Kick In The Head", "Thank The Day", and "L.A. Lady" from the "The Adventures Of Panama Red" album by the New Riders of the Purple Sage. Gypsy Cowboy / The Adventure Of Panama Red - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Beat Goes On, March 9, 2002) A single CD release of these two albums. World's Greatest Rock Festival: Reunion '74 - var. (Columbia) This collection from 1974 includes "Lonesome L.A. Cowboy" from the New Riders of the Purple Sage album "The Adventures Of Panama Red". Gypsy Cowboy / The Adventures Of Panama Red - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Beat Goes On Records BGOCD 509) These two albums were released on one CD in 2000 in Europe. Wanted Dead Or Alive - David Bromberg (Columbia KC 32717) Kreutzmann, Lesh, Garcia, and Keith Godchaux play on "The Holdup" (3:03), "Someone Else's Blues" (8:00), "Danger Man" (3:05), and "The Main Street Moan" (5:13), which are all on side one of the album. Released in 1974. The studio side (i.e., the "dead" side) was recorded on August 17, 1972 at the Wally Heider Studio in San Francisco. Skeletons From The Closet: The Best Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. W 2764) A "best of" release from January, 1974. It includes the edited (6:30) version of "Turn On Your Lovelight" from the "Live/Dead" album which also appeared on the "Big Ball" Warner Brothers sampler. The RIAA certified the album as "Gold" on March 14, 1980, as "Platinum" on December 15, 1986, as double "Platinum" on June 27, 1994, and as triple "Platinum" on January 31, 1995. On the front cover, the spindle on which the gold record is being played is the raised middle finger of the skeleton's right hand. Also depicted on the front cover are the devil, holding a mannequin arm which is used to play the record, and "Venus". The back cover shows Marlon Brando, Jesus Christ, and the Cisco Kid playing cards. In the background is the Dymaxion automobile that had been developed by Buckminster Fuller. Side 1 of the album contains "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" (2:07), "Truckin'" (5:09), "Rosemary" (1:58), "Sugar Magnolia" (3:15), "St. Stephen" (4:26), and "Uncle John's Band" (4:42). Side 2 contains "Casey Jones" (4:24), "Mexicali Blues" (3:24), "Turn On Your Love Light" (6:30), "One More Saturday Night" (4:45), and "Friend Of The Devil" (3:20). Skeletons From The Closet: The Best Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. W 2764) The album was released with the white "Burbank" Warner Brothers label that states "PROMOTION NOT FOR SALE". The front cover has the hot pink "Promotional Copy Not For Sale" sticker. Skeletons From The Closet: The Best Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WST 2764-C) The album was released on 7 1/2 ips reel to reel tape with Dolby encoding. The tape was distributed by Stereotape. Skeletons From The Closet: The Best Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. L5W 2764) The album was released on one cassette tape. (The Best Of) Skeletons From The Closet - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. L5W 2764) The album was released on cassette tape. The front of the insert shows a close up of the woman holding the rose and the skeleton. Side 1 (22:12) contains "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)", "Truckin'", "Rosemary", "Sugar Magnolia", "St. Stephen", and "Uncle John's Band". Side 2 (23:02) contains "Casey Jones", "Mexicali Blues", "Turn On Your Love Light", "One More Saturday Night", and "Friend Of The Devil". The UPC code is 0 7599-27282-4. (The Best Of) Skeletons From The Closet - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB L8W 2764) The album was released on 8 track tape in a black plastic case with a black tape label. The front cover shows a close up of the woman holding the rose and the skeleton. Program 1 (11:01) contains "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)", "Truckin'", and "Mexicali Blues". Program 2 (11:14) contains "Casey Jones" and "Turn On Your Love Light". Program 3 (11:36) contains "Rosemary", "Uncle John's Band", and "One More Saturday Night". Program 4 (11:32) contains "Sugar Magnolia", "St. Stephen", and "Friend Of The Devil". Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-14511 / P-14512 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-14511 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "One More Saturday Night", "St. Stephen", and "Turn On Your Lovelight" from the "Skeletons From The Closet" album. The P-14512 side contains tracks by Nazareth from their album "Loud 'N' Proud". Skeletons From The Closet: The Best Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. K56024) The record album was released in the UK. The Best Of "Skeletons From The Closet" - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. / Reprise TC-56024) The album was released in Greece on a cassette. Aepi 1 contains "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" (2:07), "Truckin'" (5:09), "Rosemary" (3:15), "Sugar Magnolia" (4:26), "St. Stephen" (4:42), and "Uncle John's Band". Aepi 2 contains "Casey Jones" (4:24), "Mexicali Blues" (3:24), "Turn On Your Love Light" (6:30), "One More Saturday Night" (4:45), and "Friend Of The Devil" (3:20). (The Best Of) Skeletons From The Closet - The Grateful Dead (BMG C 183892) The album was released in 1988 on one cassette tape by the BMG Music Club. The front of the insert states that the tape was made for "BMG Direct Marketing, Inc. under License". (The Best Of) Skeletons From The Closet - Grateful Dead (BMG D 183892) The album was released in 1988 on one CD by the BMG Music Club. The back cover insert states that the CD was made for "BMG Direct Marketing, Inc. under License". Skeletons From The Closet: The Best Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 2-2764) Released on CD in 1988. Home, Home On The Road - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Columbia PC 32870) Jerry Garcia produced this live album. Buddy Cage appears on the back cover wearing a Grateful Dead T-shirt. This album includes Robert Hunter's "Kick In The Head". Released in April, 1974. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-14593 / P-14594 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-14593 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by Lynyrd Skynyrd from their album "Second Helping". The P-14594 side contains "Hi, Hello, How Are You", "Truck Drivin' Man", "Hello Mary Lou", "Sutter's Mill", "Groupie", and "Sunday Susie" from the "Home, Home On The Road" album by the New Riders of the Purple Sage. Released in 1974. Home, Home on the Road / Brujo - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Beat Goes On BGO 632, UPC 5017261206329, November 9, 2004) A two CD release of the "Home, Home On The Road" and "Brujo" albums in one package. Early Flight - Jefferson Airplane (Grunt CYL 1-0437) On this "rarities" album released in April, 1974, Garcia plays on "In The Morning" (6:24) (recorded on November 21, 1966) and on "J.P.P. McStep B. Blues" (2:48) (recorded on November 14, 1966), both from the "Surrealistic Pillow" recording sessions of November, 1966. Live From Deep In The Heart Of Texas - Commander Cody And His Lost Planet Airmen (Paramount PAS 1017) Andy Stein is wearing a "NRPS" tee-shirt in one of the photos. Tales Of The Great Rum Runners - Robert Hunter (Round RX 101) Garcia, Hart, and Keith and Donna Godchaux help out on this release. Released June 6, 1974. The Round Records logo has 30 points in the crown. The waves right behind the pirate could be viewed as a woman floating on her back, feet towards the right side of the cover. The record label shows a pirate ship shooting a cannon ball with the Round Records logo. Side one contains "Lady Simplicity", "That Train", "Dry Dusty Road", "I Heard You Singing", "Rum Runners", "Children's Lament", and "Maybe She's A Bluebird". Side two contains "Boys In The Barroom", "It Must Have Been The Roses", "Arizona Lightning", "Standing At Your Door", "Mad", and "Keys To the Rain". Hunter had written "It Must Have Been The Roses" in 1971, around the time when he had written "Sugaree" and "Yellow Moon". Tales Of The Great Rum Runners - Robert Hunter (Round RXT-101) The album was released on 8 track tape in a white plastic tape case. The black cardboard slipcase sleeve lists the Round records company information and states that the "Tapes are sold for consumer use only". On the sleeve, the Round Records logo appears above the cut out and the record company address (Round Records, P.O. Box 1166, San Rafael, California 94902) is below the cut out. Program 1 contains "Lady Simplicity" (:26), "That Train" (4:33), "Children's Lament" (4:15), and "Boys In The Barroom" (1:09). Program 2 contains "Dry Dusty Road" (2:18), "Roses" (3:30), and "At Your Door" (4:31). Program 3 contains "I Heard You Singing" (3;36), "Rum Runners" (3:01), and "Arizona Lightning" (3:37). Program 4 contains "Maybe She's A Bluebird" (1:57), "Mad" (4:12), and "Keys To the Rain" (4:15). Tales Of The Great Rum Runners - Robert Hunter (Round RX 101) The promotional release of this album has a white sticker with "PROMOTION-Not For Sale" in red on the front cover and "D. J. COPY" on the record label. Tales Of The Great Rum Runners - Robert Hunter (GD 4013, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) This is a UK released album. Tales Of The Great Rum Runners - Robert Hunter (Rykodisk RCD 10158) Re-released April 18, 1990 on CD, with some cleanup of the instrument separation. Tales Of The Great Rum Runners - Robert Hunter (Grateful Dead GDCD 4013) Re-released on CD, with some cleanup of the instrument separation. - Robert Hunter ( ) Hunter had heard British musician John Perry playing with Peter Perrett and with his own band Over The Hill. In 1974, Hunter recorded an album's worth of songs with Perry. One of the tracks was "Jack Of Roses", whose length was about one side of an album, and had a simple rhythm guitar track, many lyrics, and a lead guitar track. The musicians for these sessions would have been Robert Hunter (vocals), John Perry (guitar and vocals), Alan Platt (drums), Peter Roe (guitar and vocals), and Roy Sundholm (bass). These session recordings would have been made at Newbury Farm Mells studios. At the time, Perry's girlfriend was Maureen, who later married Robert Hunter. None of these sessions have yet been released. Ratbite Fever - Over The Hill (SPM WWR CD0006, 1990) This album was recorded by British musician John Perry and the same group as had worked on the 1974 sessions with Robert Hunter. It was released in 1990. Robert Hunter may be singing in the chorus on "Ratbite Fever". The cover art was drawn John Perry's then girlfriend Maureen, who later married Robert Hunter. On this album, the song "No More Trains", which is a live recording, is very similar to Hunter's song "That Train Don't Run Here Anymore", which appears on "Tales Of The Great Rum Runners". Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Round RX 102) Garcia, "Merle" Saunders, and friends appear. Also known as "Compliments Of Garcia" because the words "Compliments of" were printed above the album title on the early, complimentary, copies of the album. Released on June 21, 1974. The original releases of the album have an embossed cover. The album contains cover versions of "When The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game", "He Ain't Give You None", "That's What Love Will Make You Do", "What Goes Around", "Let It Rock", "Russian Lullaby", "Let's Spend The Night Together", "Turn On The Bright Lights", as well as "Mississippi Moon" (written by Peter Rowan) and "Midnight Town" (written by John Kahn and Robert Hunter). Most of the songs were selected by John Kahn, with "Russian Lullaby" being selected by Jerry Garcia. Much of the album was recorded in December, 1973 in Los Angeles using session players for the basic tracks. Garcia then recorded his vocals and guitar. Side 1 contains "Let It Rock" (3:12), "When The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game" (2:46), "That's What Love Will Make You Do" (3:42), "Russian Lullaby" (3:04), and "Turn On The Bright Lights" (5:04). Side 2 contains "He Ain't Give You None" (3:25), "What Goes Around" (3:07), "Let's Spend The Night Together" (3:40), "Mississippi Moon" (3:06), and "Midnight Town" (3:12). Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Round RXT-102) The album was released on 8 track tape in a white plastic tape case. The black cardboard slipcase sleeve contains the Round Records information and has a cutout that displays the tape label artwork. The slipcase states that the "Tapes are sold for consumer use only". Program 1 contains "Let It Rock" (3:14), "When The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game" (2:46), and "Midnight Town" (3:14). Program 2 contains "Russian Lullaby" (3:05), "What Goes Around" (3:09), and "Mississippi Moon" (3:07). Program 3 contains "Turn On The Bright Lights" (5:07) and "Let's Spend The Night Together" (3:42). Program 4 contains "That's What Love Will Make You Do" (3:48) and "He Ain't Give You None" (3:26). Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Warner-Pioneer P-8493G) A Japanese record release. The album came with a blue obi strip and Japanese liner notes insert. Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Warner-Pioneer P-8493G) A Japanese record release, with a white promo label. The record label has a red stamp, in Japanese, that indicates this is a promo item. The album came with a blue obi strip and Japanese liner notes insert. The insert is also stamped. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-14699 / P-14700 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS RL 3-5) The P-14699 side contains tracks by the Climax Blues Band from their album "Sense Of Direction". The P-14700 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "When The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game" (2:45) (:06), "That's What Love Will Make You Do" 3:45) (:32), "He Ain't Give You None" (3:23) (:16), "Mississippi Moon" (3:05) (:16), "Russian Lullaby" (3:04) (:04), and "Let It Rock" (3:00) (:14 or :27) from the "Garcia" album. Garcia (Compliments) - Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead Records GDLP 4.006445) Released in West Germany in the Fall of 1989. The cover says "Garcia", but the spine says "Garcia (Compliments)". Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Round Records K59301) The record album was released in 1974 in the UK where it was distributed by Atlantic Records. Compliments Of Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead Records GDV 4011, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) This UK-released vinyl album was made in West Germany. The cover says "Garcia", but the spine says "Compliments Of Garcia". Compliments Of Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead Records GDCD 4011, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) The album was released in the UK on CD. Compliments Of Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead Records GDC 4011, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) The album was released in the UK on cassette. Compliments - Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead Records GDCD 4009) Re-released in 1990 on CD. The album title was changed to "Compliments" to go along with the previously incorrect, but widely used, title. Compliments - Jerry Garcia ( , 2005) The album re-released in 2005 on CD. In addition to the songs on the original album, this version includes: "That's A Touch I Like", "(I'm A) Road Runner", "It's Too Late", "I'll Forget You", "Tragedy", "Think", "I Know It's A Sin", "Lonesome Town", "Cardiac Arrest (Studio Jam)", " and "Back Home In Indiana". This version of the album had been included in the 2004 release "All Good Things: Jerry Garcia Studio Sessions". Compliments - Jerry Garcia (Jerry Garcia Family LLC, UPC 880882227012) Released in 2015 on a 180 gram translucent green vinyl LP in a limited edition pressing of 7000 copies that are individually numbered. The sticker on the cover states "Garcia (Compliments)". Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD 102) This album is also known as "Ugly Rumors" (hold the front cover upside-down in front of a mirror to see why). Early releases have "AUTHENTIC" stamped vertically on the left side of the cover to counter the record bootlegging that was rampant at the time. Released on June 27, 1974. John McFee, of the group Clover, plays pedal steel on "Pride Of Cucamonga", which was written by Phil Lesh and Robert Petersen. Ned Lagin plays the Arp Odyssey on "Unbroken Chain"; there were two takes of his track. "Unbroken Chain" was co-written by Lesh and Petersen. The album also includes "China Doll", "Scarlet Begonias" (first performed on March 23, 1974, and recorded a few days later in the studio) and "U.S. Blues", which had long been performed by the Dead as "Wave That Flag". Robert Hunter wrote "Scarlet Begonias" about his wife, Maureen; it was originally called "Bristol Girls" and Hunter had writtten it while in England. Garcia derived some of the rhythmic and musical inspiration for "Scarlet Begonias" from "Me And Julio Down By The Schoolyard' by Paul Simon and from "Tea For The Tillerman" by Cat Stevens. The album was recorded using two 16 track tape machines that were synched together. The Mars Hotel was a hotel for the down-and-out, located at 4th and Howard, south of Market (and near Winterland), and near the CBS recording studios. It has since been torn down; the demolition of the hotel can be seen in "The Grateful Dead Movie". Stanley "Mouse" Miller has the original 8 by 10 photograph, used for the back cover, taken of the band members (Keith Godchaux, Donna Jean Godchaux (holding Zion Godchaux), Phil Lesh, Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and Bill Kreutzmann) sitting in the lobby of the Mars Hotel. On the back cover, where the windows show "outer space", in reality, the windows look out on the street outside the hotel. On the front cover, one can spot straws protruding from some of the windows. Jack Kerouac mentions the Mars Hotel in his book "Big Sur". On the master tape boxes, the side one songs are: "U.S. Blues", "China Doll", "Unbroken Chain", and "Loose Lucy"; the side two songs are: "Scarlet Begonias", "Pride Of Cucamonga", Money Money", and "Ship Of Fools". Side 1 of the record contains "U. S. Blues" (4:37), "China Doll" (4:09), "Unbroken Chain" (6:45), and "Loose Lucy" (3:23). Side 2 contains "Scarlet Begonias" (4:19), "Pride Of Cucamonga" (4:16), "Money Money" (4:21), and "Ship Of Fools" (5:22). The mastering was done by George Horn. The recording session on April 20, 1974 was held at CBS Records in Studio A and went from 6pm to 1 am. At this session, Jerry Garcia overdubbed acoustic guitar on "Pride Of Cucamonga", Jerry Garcia overdubbed lead guitar and Keith Godchaux overdubbed "harpsicord" on "Scarlet Begonias", acoustic guitar was overdubbed by Bob Weir on "Unbroken Chain", Keith Godchaux overdubbed harmonium on "China Doll", lead guitar was overdubbed on "Ship Of Fools", and Bob Weir added Fender Guitar on "Finance Blues". At the April 29, 1974 recording session, Garcia overdubbed Gibson Custom L5s electric guitar on track 7. On track 16, Phil Lesh overdubbed organ bass pedals, played by hand, after the "just a little nervous from the fall" lyric. Jerry Garcia did two takes of lead vocals on track 12 of "China Doll" with take 2 being good. Keith Godchaux added acoustic piano to track 16 of "Ship Of Fools" with take 2 being good. Jerry Garcia overdubbed lead vocals on track 12 of "Ship Of Fools". On "Loose Lucy", Keith Godchaux and Jerry Garcia added synthesizers to track 12 and 11; the synth was a Roland, with Godchaux "yaw" and Garcia "percusive". On "Loose Lucy" track 12, the synthesizer tuning by Keith Godchaux was removed. On "Scarlet Begonias", Keith Godchaux and Jerry Garcia overdubbed synthesizer on track 12 and 11, with Godchaux being overdubbed on track 12. By the week ending September 30, 1974, there were sold 232,635 LP records, 52,550 8 track tapes, and 13,505 cassette tapes, for a total of 298,690 units, sold nationally. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD 102) After United Artists took over the distribution of Grateful Dead Records, this album was also released in the "AUTHENTIC" jacket with a purple with white printing United Artists sticker on the back cover. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD 102) When United Artists took over distribution of Grateful Dead Records, the remaining Grateful Dead Records label albums were released but have a round blue with white text "UA United Artists Records" sticker on the back cover. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD 102) When United Artists took over distribution of Grateful Dead Records, this album was released on the United Artists "sunshine" label but also says "1974 Grateful Dead Records. GD-102". Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD 102) The record album was released in Australia with the Grateful Dead records "jester" label. This was done through Atlantic Records as they had overseas rights to the album. The record label list the band name as "The Grateful Dead". Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDT-102) The album was released on 8 track tape in a white tape case with a black tape label. The tape label lists the song lengths and has a black and white SYF below the song titles. Program 1 contains "U.S. Blues" (4:34) and "Pride Of Cucamonga" (4:15). Program 2 contains "Unbroken Chain" (6:40) and "Loose Lucy" (3:20). Program 3 contains "Scarlet Begonias" (4:17) and "Money Money" (4:23). Program 4 contains "China Doll" (4:09) and "Ship Of Fools" (5:28). Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead G.D.-102-8T) The album was released on 8 track tape in a black tape case with a white tape label. Program 1 contains "U.S. Blues" and "Pride Of Cucamonga". Program 2 contains "Unbroken Chain" and "Loose Lucy". Program 3 contains "Scarlet Begonias" and "Money Money". Program 4 contains "China Doll" and "Ship Of Fools". Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / United Artists ) The album was released on 8 track tape in a black tape case with a black tape label. The band name is printed in big red letters on the tape label. Program 1 contains "U.S. Blues" and "Pride Of Cucamonga". Program 2 contains "Unbroken Chain" and "Loose Lucy". Program 3 contains "Scarlet Begonias" and "Money Money". Program 4 contains "China Doll" and "Ship Of Fools". Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-14727 / P-14728 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS RL 5-5) The P-14727 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Pride Of Cucamonga" (4:15) (:20), "Money Money" (4:21) (:05), "Ship Of Fools" (5:26) (:08), and "U.S. Blues" (4:37) (:05) from the "Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel" album. The P-14728 side contains tracks by Nazareth from their album "Rampant". Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records K 59302 (GD 102)) The record album was released in 1974 in the UK where it was distributed by Atlantic Records. The record label states "Grateful Dead Records" and shows the green garbed lute player. The matrix numbers in the run out show "K 59302 A1" and K 59302 B1". On the record label, "Ship Of Fools" has a length of 5:20 versus 5:22 on the US release label. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDV 4007) The vinyl album was released in 1989 the UK. The record label is grey with six white skeletons surrounding the label, their left hands holding the spindle hole. The record label text is printed in red. The back cover has a UPC bar code in the upper right corner. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDC 40074) The album was released on cassette tape. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDTC 4007) The album was released on cassette tape in the UK. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDV 4007) The vinyl album was released in West Germany. The record label is dark grey with six white skeletons surrounding the label counterclockwise, their left hands holding the spindle hole. The record label text is printed in red. The back cover has a UPC 0 29667 89071 7 bar code in the upper right corner. Side 1 of the record label lists "U.S. Blues" (3:37), "China Doll" (4:08), "Unbroken Chain" (6:43), and "Loose Lucy" (3:20). Side 2 lists "Scarlet Begonias" (4:18), "Pride Of Cucamonga" (4:15), "Money Money" (4:22), and "Ship Of Fools" (5:28). Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Nuevos Medios 23 427 LE) The vinyl album was released in Spain. The Nuevos Medios label was headquartered in Madrid. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers WB-59302) The record album was released in Yugoslavia with the Warner Brothers "palm trees" label. The album was licensed from WEA by Suzy Produkcija Gramofonskih Ploca Zagreb. It was made by Suzy Record Production and pressed by Jugoton. Strana 1 of the record contains "U. S. Blues" (4:37), "China Doll" (4:09), "Unbroken Chain" (6:45), and "Loose Lucy" (3:23). Strana 2 contains "Scarlet Begonias" (4:19), "Pride Of Cucamonga" (4:16), "Money Money" (4:21), and "Ship Of Fools" (5:22). Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Atlantic 113013) The vinyl album was released in Uruguay on the green, white, and red Atlantic label. Grateful Dead Desde El Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Atlantic 14143) The vinyl album was released in Argentina, with a Spanish language title and text on the front cover, back covers, and labels. The record label is the green, white, and red Atlantic label. Grateful Dead Desde El Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (MH ) The promotional version of the vinyl album released in Argentina. The record label is white, states that the record is a promotional copy, and has a red "Prohibida Su Venta" across the bottom. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Mobile Fidelity MFSL 1-172) A high quality, half speed mastered vinyl pressing released in 1980. On the back cover, the tracks are listed as: "Scarlet Begonias", "Ship Of Fools", "Pride Of Cucamonga", "Loose Lucy"; "U.S. Blues", "Unbroken Chain", "China Doll", and "Money Money". The text "Original Master Recording" in black on a green background appears across the top of the front and back cover. On the side one record label, the tracks are listed as "U.S. Blues" (4:37), "China Doll" (4:09), "Unbroken Chain" (6:45), and "Loose Lucy" (3:23). Side 2 contains "Scarlet Begonias" (4:19), "Pride Of Cucamonga" (4:16), "Money Money" (4:21), and "Ship Of Fools" (5:22). Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (P-8470G) A Japanese record release. Also released with a white promo label. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (United Artists GP571) This is a Japanese released promotional white label record album with a lyric sheet. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Mobile Fidelity MFCD 830) An "Original Master Recording" high quality silver CD release from August, 1985. The CD was manufactured by Sanyo in Japan. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4007) Some of the early 1988 releases of this CD list a misspelled "Scarlet Begoninas". Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4007) On this CD release, the jacket folds out and contains the lyrics to: "Unbroken Chain", "Money Money", and "Pride Of Cucamonga". Wake Of The Flood / Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (UA UDM 103/4) A double album released by United Artists in the UK. This has a gatefold jacket. The artwork used for the individual album's front cover appears on the outside of the gatefold, and the artwork used for the individual album's back cover appears inside the gatefold. The "Wake Of The Flood" back cover includes the song titles in the upper left corner. The record album had a special low price of 3.99 pounds. The albums were released with the white Grateful Dead Records "jester" record label with a "UA" logo on the left side. The UA logo appears on the lower right of the "Mars Hotel" album cover Wake Of The Flood / Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (UA 2TCM 103) This double album was also released on cassette by United Artists in the UK. The cassette album had a special low price of 4.25 pounds. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (GDPD 4007, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) This UK-released CD has the album cover artwork printed on the CD. The booklet does not include the lyrics. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (GDV 4007, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) This is a UK-released vinyl album. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino ) This remastered version of the album, taken from the 12 CD "Beyond Description" box set, was released on CD on March 7, 2006. Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead (Friday Music , UPC 829421102007) The album was released on 180 gam vinyl in 2012. A Thousand And One Nights With It's A Beautiful Day - It's A Beautiful Day (CBS 32660) This collection includes "Hoedown" from the "Marrying Maiden" album, on which Garcia plays. Released in 1974. Rap Line - var. (Norwood Productions, Inc., 40 East 49th Street, New York, New York 10017). This record features twenty four 60 seconds spots hosted by Nightbird (Alison Steele). The record for broadcast between October 16 to 31, 1974 includes a segment on the Grateful Dead. This is associated with the Army ROTC program. The record label lists the title as "Army ROTC presents "Rap Line"". - Robert Hunter ( ) An unreleased album. The tape, labeled as "Hunter Rough's" and dated December 3, 1974, contains: "Cruel White Water", "Wild Bill", "Rose Of Sharon", "Yellow Moon", "Dance A Hole", "Tiger Rose", "If Your In A Hurry", and "Over The Hill". The tape was recorded by Betty Cantor. Hunter had written "Yellow Moon" in 1971, around the time when he had written "Sugaree" and "It Must Have Been The Roses". Dragon Fly - Grace Slick & Paul Kantner/Jefferson Starship (Grunt BFL 1-0717 or BFL 1-0271) Robert Hunter wrote the lyrics for "Come To Life" (3:46) on this October, 1974 release. Released on CD on January 28, 1997. Blood On The Tracks - Bob Dylan (Columbia PC 33235) Buddy Cage of the New Riders of the Purple Sage appears on this album released in 1976. Brujo - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Columbia PC 33145) Hunter wrote the lyrics to "Crooked Judge" (2:57) which appears on side two of the album. Brujo - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Columbia PC 33145) The album was released as a promotional with a "Demonstration Not For Sale" sticker across the bottom of the front cover. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-14951 / P-14952 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-14951 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "You Angel You", "Instant Armadillo Blues", "On The Amazon", "Old Man Noll", "Big Wheels", and "Neon Rose" from the "Brujo" album by the New Riders of the Purple Sage. The P-14952 side contains tracks from the album "Introducing Eddy and the Falcons". Oh, What A Mighty Time - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Columbia PC 33688) Released in 1975. Jerry Garcia plays on "Oh What A Mighty Time", "Take A Letter, Maria", and "Layin' My Old Lady". Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-15627 / P-15628 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-15627 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by the Ozark Mountain Daredevils from their album "The Car Over The Lake". The P-15628 side contains "Mighty Time", "Take A Letter, Maria", "Little Old Lady", "On Top Of Old Smoky", and "Farewell Angelina" from the "Oh, What A Mighty Time" album by the New Riders of the Purple Sage. Released in 1975. Old And In The Way - var. (Round RX 103) Released in March, 1975. Jerry Garcia plays banjo and sings on this album of bluegrass music. The album was recorded live on October 8, 1973 at the Boarding House in San Francisco by Stanley Owsley and Vickie Babcock. The album contains: "Pig In A Pen" (2:53), "Midnight Moonlight" (6:17), "Old And In The Way" (3:05), "Knockin' On Your Door" (3:36), and "The Hobo Song" (5:05); "Panama Red" (2:57), "Wild Horses" (4:19), "Kissimmee Kid" (3:32), "White Dove" (4:45), and "Land Of The Navajo" (6:19). Old And In The Way - var. (Round RX 103) When United Artists took over distribution of Round Records, the album was released with a rectangular black with white text United Artists sticker on the back cover. Old And In The Way - var. (Sugar Hill SH 3746) The album was re-released on vinyl in 1987. Old And In The Way - var. (Rykodisc RCD 10009) The CD was released in 1988. Keith & Donna - Keith and Donna Jean Godchaux (Round RX 104) Released in March, 1975. The cover photo is of the Godchaux's infant son, Zion, with the drawings by Jerry Garcia representing the baby's thoughts. The side one songs include "River Deep Mountain High" (4:17), "Sweet Baby" (5:01), "Woman Make You" (4:32), and "When You Start To Move" (4:04). Side two has "Showboat" (2:28), "My Love For You" (5:49), "Farewell Jack" (3:08), "Who Was John" (2:22), and "Every Song I Sing..." (6:26). Jerry Garcia plays guitar and sings on the album. "Who Was John" is a gospel song originally recorded by Mitchell’s Christian Singers in the 1930s. Tiger Rose - Robert Hunter (Round RX 105) Released in March, 1975. It includes Jerry Garcia on guitar, pedal steel, piano, and synthesizer, as well as Mickey Hart and Donna Jean Godchaux. Hart is listed as "B. D. Shot", which was the abbreviation for the drum kit (bass drum, snare, high hat, overhead, and tom tom) as it appeared on the console in the recording studio. Hunter had rough mixes of "Cruel White Water", "Wild Bill", "Rose Of Sharon", "Yellow Moon", "Dance A Hole", "Tiger Rose", "If Your (sic) In A Hurry", and "Over The Hill" made on December 3, 1974. Side one contains "Tiger Rose" (3:15), "One Thing To Try" (4:20), "Rose Of Sharon" (3:45), "Wild Bill" (3:12), and "Dance A Hole" (3:20). Side two contains "Cruel White Water" (5:42), "Over The Hills" (2:39), "Last Flash Of Rock 'N Roll" (3:09), "Yellow Moon" (3:39), and "Ariel" (5:16). The cover shows a snarling tiger head emerging from a blooming rose. Hunter had written "Yellow Moon" in 1971, around the time when he had written "Sugaree" and "It Must Have Been The Roses". Tiger Rose - Robert Hunter (Round RX 105) Promotional versions of this album have "Complimentary Copy" printed in black in the lower right corner of the front cover. The record label states "Promo Copy Not For Sale" to the left of the hole. Tiger Rose - Robert Hunter (Round RXT 105) The album was released on 8 track tape. The black cardboard sleeve states that the "Tapes are sold for consumer use only". On the sleeve, the Round Records logo appears above the cut out and the record company address (Round Records, P.O. Box 1166, San Rafael, California 94902) is below the cut out. The tape label lists the song lengths. Program 1 contains "Tiger Rose" (3:17), "Wild Bill" (3:18), and "Yellow Moon" (3:39). Program 2 contains "Rose Of Sharon" (3:51), "Dance A Hole" (3:24), and "Over The Hills" (2:42). Program 3 contains "Cruel White Water" (5:45) and "Last Flash" (3:45). Program 4 contains "One Thing To Try" (4:17) and "Ariel" (5:31). Tiger Rose - Robert Hunter (Rykodisc RCD 10115) A remixed version with Garcia producing and Hart as 'anti-producer'. The vocals were redone in 1988 and digitally remixed by Tom Flye at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley. Tiger Rose - Robert Hunter (Grateful Dead GDV 4010, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) This is a UK-released record, with the vocals redone and remixed. Released in 1990. Tiger Rose - Robert Hunter (Grateful Dead GDTC 4010, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) This is a UK-released cassette version, with the vocals redone and remixed. Released in 1990. Side One contains "Tiger Rose", "One Thing To Try", "Rose Of Sharon", "Will Bill", and "Dance A Hole". Side Two contains "Cruel White Water", "Over The Hills", "Last Flash Of Rock 'N' Roll", "Yellow Moon", and "Ariel". Tiger Rose - Robert Hunter (Line Records ) This German CD release has the original vocals and mix. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records GD 103) The album was to be released on Grateful Dead Records and was assigned their catalog number. The track titles listed on side one of the tape box are: "Help on the Way" / "Slip Knot!", "Franklins Tower", "King Solomons Marbles;", "1. Stronger than Dirt", "2. Milkin the Turkey", and "The Music Never Stopped". The track titles listed on side two are: "Crazy Fingers", "Etude", and "Blues for Allah". The production plan for the album lists recording sessions taking place between January 3 to March 3, 1975, album mixing to be done between March 3 to 15, 1975, album mastering during March 15 to 22, 1975, and a release date of April 30, 1975. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records UA/GD LA494G) Released on September 1, 1975. A box of crickets was miked and used throughout the basic track of the second side of the record. Ned Lagin played on the basic tracks for the album, but his tracks were not included on the released album. The songs on the album are: "Help On The Way", "Slipknot!", "Franklin's Tower", "King Solomon's Marbles Part 1: Stronger Than Dirt", "Part 2: Milkin' The Turkey", "The Music Never Stopped", "Crazy Fingers", "Sage & Spirit", "Blues For Allah", "Sand Castles & Glass Camels", and "Unusual Occurrences In The Desert". In preparation for the album, a number of rehearsals were held between February and June, 1975 at the Bob Weir studio in Mill Valley. These sessions generally featured Jerry Garcia, Keith Godchaux, Bill Kreutzmann, Ned Lagin, Phil Lesh, and Bob Weir. On February 27, 1975, the group played "Groove #1", "Groove #2", "A To E Flat Jam", and "Proto 18 Proper". The February 28, 1975 rehearsal saw "Distorto" ("Crazy Fingers" jam), "Stronger Than Dirt" jams, "Girl From Ipanema" jam, "They Love Each Other" jams, and "The Music Never Stopped" jams. On March 17, 1975, the studio session included Ned Lagin's "Birthday" jam and a "Seastones" session with David Crosby. Ned Lagin and the group played on the David Crosby tunes "Low Down Payment" and "Homeward Through the Haze". They jammed on Ned Lagin's tunes for later "Seastones", "Make a Cat Laugh", "Running Home", "No Name", and "A Lost Soul". Additional "Blues For Allah" rehearsals took place in March, 1975, which include practice sessions for the S.N.A.C.K. concert that took place on March 23, 1975; Merl Saunders and David Crosby played at some of these sessions. At the March 21, 1975 session, Ned Lagin played with Merl Saunders, David Crosby, and the Grateful Dead on "Stronger Than Dirt" and "Blues For Allah". The "Blues For Allah" suite was performed live by the Grateful Dead with Ned Lagin on March 23, 1975 at the SF SNACK concert in Kezar Stadium, San Francisco. The March 26, 1975 rehearsal for "Blues For Allah" featured "Lazy Lightning", "Slipknot", and "Blues For Allah", and on "Proto 18 Proper". At the April 2, 1975 session, the group played "The Walk", "Blue Noodle Soup", "Staccato" jam, "Lazy Lightning", "Crazy Fingers", "The Music Never Stopped", and "Help on the Way". The April 17, 1975 rehearsal featured "C.C. Rider", multiple takes of "Stronger Than Dirt", "The Music Never Stopped", and "Tico Tico". The group also performed Ned Lagin's unnamed tunes for later "Seastones" plus songs that were also played on the March 17, 1975 at the "Birthday Jam" session. David Crosby and John Cipollina played with Ned Lagin and the group. At the April 29, 1975 rehearsal, Ned Lagin played on "Swing Warm Ups" and "E-A-C" jam. The June 3, 1975 rehearsal saw multiple takes of "Stronger Than Dirt" and "Crazy Fingers". On June 4, 1975, "Franklin's Tower" and "Stronger Than Dirt" were rehearsed. On June 5, 1975, the group played "jam" > "Help On The Way" > "Slipknot". Other sessions in June, 1975 featured Ned Lagin on the Fender Rhodes electric piano playing duos with Jerry Garcia. On the master tape boxes, "Slipknot!" is listed as "slip Knot!" and "Sage & Spirit" is listed as "Etude". The album was originally slated to be released on the Grateful Dead label as catalog number "GD 103". The record label for side 2 is a white label with the lute playing green dressed jester and "The Grateful Dead" on the left side. The record label for side one lists the songs for "This Side" ("Help On The Way" (3:15), "Slipknot!" (4:03), "Franklin's Tower" (4:37), "King Solomon's Marbles" (1:55), "Stronger Than Dirt Or Milkin' The Turkey" (3:25), and "The Music Never Stopped" (4:35)) and "The Other Side" ("Crazy Fingers" (6:41), "Sage & Spirit" (3:07), "Blues For Allah" (3:21), "Sand Castles & Glass Camels" (5:26), and "Unusual Occurrences In The Desert" (3:48)). Philip Garris created the cover. The fiddler originally had green sunglasses; these were deemed too insectoid by the band and were changed to red to match the robe. Blues For Allah - The Grateful Dead (UA/GD GD-EA494-H) Released in 8 track tape format in a black plastic case. The front cover shows a close-up of just the red-robed fiddler. This also appears on the front of the tape cartridge. The back cover shows the full album cover against an olive green background and it lists the four programs. The back of the tape cartridge only has the program information. The programs are: 1 (11:49): "Help On The Way", "Slipknot!", "Franklin's Tower"; 2 (11:47): "Franklin's Tower-cont'd-", "Crazy Fingers", "The Music Never Stopped"; 3 (11:50): "King Solomon's Marbles", "Stronger Than Dirt Or Milkin' The Turkey", "Sage & Spirit", "Blues For Allah"; 4 (11:50): "Blues For Allah-cont'd-", "Sand Castles & Glass Camels", and "Unusual Occurrences In The Desert". The tape was made by the GRT Corporation. The tape came with a black plastic sleeve, imprinted with the "UA United Artists" logo, that was meant to protect the open tape case. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-15551 / P-15552 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-15551 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Help On The Way", "Slipknot!", "Franklin's Tower (Roll Away The Dew)","The Music Never Stopped", and "Sage & Spirit" from "Blues For Allah". The P-15552 side contains "King Solomon's Marbles" from "Blues For Allah" and tracks by Pink Floyd from their album "Wish You Were Here". Released in 1975. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-15655 / P-15656 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-15655 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by various artists and includes "The Music Never Stopped" from "Blues For Allah". The P-15656 side contains tracks by other artists. Released in 1975. Blues For Allah - The Grateful Dead (UA/GD GD-CA494-H) Released on cassette. Blues For Allah - The Grateful Dead (United Artists D-55940) The album was released on cassette in Spain. The tape was distributed by Ariola-Eurodisc, S.A. Aragon, 204 Barcelona-11. Banda A contains "Help On The Way", "Slipknot!", "Franklin's Tower", "King Solomon's Marbles", "Stronger Than Dirt Or Milkin' The Turkey", and "The Music Never Stopped". Banda B contains "Crazy Fingers", "Sage & Spirit", "Blues For Allah", "Sand Castles & Glass Camels", and "Unusual Occurrences In The Desert". Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (United Artists UA/GD GD-LA494-G) The record album was released in Canada in 1975. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (United Artists GDLA 494G) The record album was released on the tan United Artists label with the UA logo. The record label lists the band as "The Grateful Dead" and the album title is in quotes. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDV 4001) The record album was released in the UK in 1975. This version included a limited edition poster. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDTC 4001) The album was released on cassette tape in the UK in 1975. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records / United Artists GP-572) The record album was released in Japan in 1975 with the lyric sheet insert and wrapped in an obi strip. The record label is the tan UA label. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records / United Artists GP-572) The record album was released in 1975 in Japan as a promotional with a white label, the lyric sheet insert, and wrapped in an obi strip. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Liberty LLS-80373) The record album was released in Japan in 1975 as a white label promotional with the lyric sheet insert. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (UA/GD COL0137) Released on cassette. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (United Artists UAS 29895) The record album was released as a "Proefpersing" in Holland. One side of the record has the white with black print "PROEFPERSING" label and the other side has a blank white label. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (United Artists UAS 29895) The record album was released in Holland. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records GDC 40014) Released on cassette. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Nuevos Medios 23 426 LE) The record album was released in Spain. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (RTV Ljubljana LPL 1114) The record album was released in Yugoslavia in October, 1975. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (United Artists Records UAL 24040) The record album was released in Italy in 1975. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Liberty 3C 054 64228) The record album was released in Italy in 1975. The record label lists "(P) 1975 Grateful Dead Records". Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Liberty 3C 254 64228) The album was released on cassette in Italy in 1975. The insert cover has a golden background with the band and album name in red lettering and the red-robed fiddler seated in the stone circle. The cassette lists "(P) 1975 Grateful Rec.". Blues Para Allah - Grateful Dead (UA 8354) The "Blues For Allah" album was released in Argentina with a Spanish language title, including the word "For" being changed to "para" on the front cover artwork. Blues Para Allah - Grateful Dead (UA 8354) Promotional version of the "Blues For Allah" album released in Argentina with the "promotional" on the record label. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Liberty LLS-80373) A Japanese record release. The records were manufactured by Toshiba. The record label and spine lists the band as "The Grateful Dead". The album comes with the lyric sheet and a four page Japanese language leaflet. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Liberty LLS-80373) A Japanese record release, released with a white promo label. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Merchandising GDCD 4001) This CD, issued in 1988, has the song lyrics printed in the booklet. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Nuevos Medios RCD032-2) The CD album was released in Spain. It was labeled as "NOT FOR SALE-ATTACHED TO "ROCK". Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (GDPD 4001, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) This UK-released CD has the fiddler from the album cover printed on the CD. The booklet includes the lyrics. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (United Artists UAS 29 895 XO) The album was released in Germany. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (United Artists L35697) The album was released in Australia. The record label lists the catalog number as "L-35,697". Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Festival Records L30165) The record album was released in Australia. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDV 4001) This is the 1988 released German promotional record with a white label, label copy sheet, and a front cover proof. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDV 4001) This is the 1988 released German record with a lyrics inner sheet and a limited edition poster. Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino ) This remastered version of the album, taken from the 12 CD "Beyond Description" box set, was released on CD on March 7, 2006. Seastones - Ned Lagin and Phil Lesh (Round RX 106) Released in April, 1975. This album was released in SQ-Quad. Although released on the Round label, the album was distributed by United Artists. Some of the early releases have a small, white with green print, "Ned Lagin and Phil Lesh" sticker on the front cover shrinkwrap. Much of the album was recorded at Bob Weir's studio in Mill Valley, California. The studio had been built by Stephen Barncard, who also recorded some of the tracks for this album. Among the guest musicians on the album is David Crosby. The last track on the album had been recorded in 1970 and 1971, and is composed of processed vocals. On Page 75 of the August 28, 1975 issue (No. 194) of "Rolling Stone" magazine is a very unflattering review of the album by Charles Perry. The tracks on side one the album are listed as: "I" (3:30), "II (Vocals)" (4:02), "III A" (4:38), "III B" (5:36), "IV A Vocals" (0:18), "IV B Vocals" (2:08), and "V A" (0:38). Side two lists: "V B" (4:40), "VI Vocals" (5:36), and "VII" (13.34). There was a partial performance of "Seastones" on November 28, 1973 at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco with Ned Lagin playing the Arp Odyssey, Jerry Garcia, Mickey Hart, and Phil Lesh at the "Experiments in Quadrophonic Sound" concert. The live performance of "Seastones" on June 6, 1975 at Angelico Hall of Dominican College in San Rafael, California featured Ned Lagin, Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart, David Crosby, and Jerry Garcia; set I was "Lilith", a brief second set and the third set was a re-creation of "Seastones". The live performances of "Seastones" on September 19, 1975 at the Palace of Fine Arts Theater in San Francisco and on November 15, 1975 at Angelico Hall of Dominican College featured Ned Lagin, Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart, Jerry Garcia, and David Crosby. Two performances (early and late shows) of "Seastones" took place on November 22, 1975 with just Ned Lagin and Phil Lesh at the 390 seat La Paloma Theatre, located at 471 First Street in Encinitas, California. A rough mix of the album, dated September 13, 1972, was presented to Clive Davis, then at Columbia Records, by Ned Lagin, Phil Lesh, and Jerry Garcia; Davis turned down the album for release. The musicians on the album are: Ned Lagin (piano, clavichord, organ, prepared piano, percussion, synthesizers (Emu Modular, Arp 2500, Arp Odyssey, Electro-Comp, Buchla Modular), and computers (Interdata 7/16 Computer with high speed arithmetic logic unit, Programmable Bioelectronic I/O Microprocessor (Intel 8080, Altair 8800); David Crosby (guitar and vocals); Spencer Dryden (cymbals); David Freiberg (vocals); Jerry Garcia (guitar and vocals); Mickey Hart (gongs); Phil Lesh (bass); and Grace Slick (vocals). A number of "Seastones" sessions and electronic jams took place at Mickey Hart's ranch in the summer of 1970, 1971, 1972, and 1973. Most of these were recorded but are presumed to be lost or not available. A rehearsal on March 17, 1975 at the Bob Weir studio in Mill Valley included Ned Lagin's "Birthday" jam and "Seastones" session with David Crosby. Ned Lagin and the group played on the David Crosby tunes "Low Down Payment" and "Homeward Through the Haze". They jammed on Ned Lagin's tunes for later "Seastones", "Make a Cat Laugh", "Running Home", "No Name", and "A Lost Soul". During the April 17, 1975 session, "C.C. Rider", multiple takes of "Stronger Than Dirt", "The Music Never Stopped", and "Tico Tico" were rehearsed. The group also performed Ned Lagin's unnamed tunes for later "Seastones" plus songs that were also played on the March 17, 1975 at the "Birthday Jam" session. David Crosby and John Cipollina played with Ned Lagin and the group. Other April, 1975 sessions featured Ned Lagin playing songs with David Crosby that would be used for "Seastones", utilizing synthesizer, voice, and Echoplex. A number of "Seastones" sessions that took place between February and June, 1975 were recorded but these are presumed lost. During production of the album, the notes list the track times on side one as: "I" (3:30), "II (vocals)" (4:02), "III A" (4:38), "III B" (5:36), "IV A (vocals)" (0:18), "IV B (vocals)" (2:08), and "V A" (0:38). Side two is listed as: "V B" (4:40), "VI (vocals)" (5:36), and "VII" (13.34). Seastones - Ned Lagin and Phil Lesh (Round RX-106) The test pressings for the record album were released with the "Columbia Record Productions" "Santa Maria" "Test Pressing" white with black printing label. The record label has the label copy handwritten. Side one lists: "I" (3:30), "II (vocals)" (4:02), "III A" (4:38), "III B" (5:36), "IV A (vocals)" (0:18), "IV B (vocals)" (2:08), and "V A" (0:38). Side two lists: "V B" (4:40), "VI (vocals)" (5:36), and "VII" (13.34). The album sleeve is white with a small color album cover pasted on the front cover. Seastones - Ned Lagin and Phil Lesh (Round RX 106) The album was released as a promotional copy with "PROMOTIONAL COPY" printed at the top of the record label and a sticker on the front cover. Seastones - Ned Lagin & Phil Lesh (Round RXT 106) The album was released on 8 track tape. Program 1 contains: "I", "II", and "III-A". Program 2 contains: "III-A (Conclusion)", "III-B", "IV-A", "IV-B", "V-A", and "V-B". Program 3 contains: "V-B (Conclusion), "VI", and "VII". Program 4 contains: "VII (Conclusion)". Seastones - Ned Lagin and Phil Lesh (Round RX 106) When United Artists took over distribution of Round Records, the remaining Round Records labeled albums were released but have a round black with white text "UA United Artists Records" sticker on the back cover. Seastones - Ned Lagin (Rykodisc RCD 40193) Released on January 22, 1991. The CD consists of two tracks. Track one is a live, previously unreleased, six section version (31:05) from December, 1975. The December, 1975 live version consisted of nine segments, six of which are included here. Track two is the original nine sections of "Seastones" (42:34) from February, 1975. This "original" version does not include much of track "IVB" and none of track "VA", both of which are on the original vinyl release. The CD was to have been released with separate track indicators for each track; this would have allowed for a random play of the "Seastones" composition, there-by creating a new version with each listening. Seastones - Ned Lagin (Rykodisc, 1991) The album was released on a promotional cassette. The white sleeve with black printing sleeve includes the following information: "ADVANCED CASSETTE: FOR PROMOTION ONLY", "Ned Lagin", "SEASTONES", "RCD 40193", "Side A", "December, 1975: The pre-", "viously unreleased version", "containing 6 sections. 31:05", "Side B", "February 1975: The", "original Round Records LP", version containing 9 sec-", "tions. 42:34". Seastones - Ned Lagin (Ryko Analogue RACS 0193-2) The album was also released on cassette, stating on the cover that it was "Compact Disc Quality CDQ". The cassette contains the same songs as the CD release. It has a UPC of 014431019340. Side 1 is "1. December, 1975". Side 2 is "1. February, 1975". Seastones - Ned Lagin ( ) A two CD release, by Ned Lagin, of the "Seastones" album, with proper tracking and with additional material. Portions of the album were mastered on August 10 and 11, 2004. Additional mastering was done in late 2006. To be released in June, 2016. For Dead Heads - var. (Round/UA SP 114) A sampler album with two cuts each by the Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter, the Keith and Donna Jean Godchaux's, and Old And In The Way. The album cover is red with white text. Across the top is printed "FOR DJ's ONLY / NOT FOR SALE". The back cover states "Dear Dead Heads*" and explains that it is "A term used to describe more than 75,000 members of the Dead's Fan Club who love feeling good". Side 1 contains "U.S. Blues" (4:37) (from "Mars Hotel"), "Turn On The Bright Lights" (5:04) and "Let's Spend the Night Together" (3:40) (from "Garcia"), and "Tiger Rose" (3:15) and "Last Flash Of Rock 'N Roll" (3:59) (from "Tiger Rose"). Side 2 contains "Scarlet Begonias" (4:19) (from "Mars Hotel"), "Panama Red" (2:57) and "Wild Horses" (4:19) (from "Old And In The Way"), and "Showboat" (2;28) and "Every Song I Sing" (6:26) (from "Keith And Donna"). For Dead Heads - var. (Round/United Artists FREE 2) A 1976 UK-released sampler album with a red jester on a white cover. It contains songs from albums by the Grateful Dead, Kingfish, Diga, Jerry Garcia, Keith and Donna Godchaux, Good Old Boys, and Old And In The Way. This sampler was released in the UK at the time of "Steal Your Face". Side one contains: "The Music Never Stopped" (4:35) (from "Blues For Allah"), "Jump For Joy" (3:38) (from "Kingfish"), "Razooli" (2:40) (from "Diga"), "Tore Up Over You" (4:27) (from "Reflections"), "Every Song I Sing" (6:26) (from "Keith and Donna"), and "Wild Horses" (4:19) (from "Old And In The Way"). Side two contains: "Franklin's Tower" (4:37) (from "Blues For Allah"), "Hypnotize" (4:36) (from "Kingfish"), "Sweet Sixteen" (8:05) (from "Diga"), "U. S. Blues" (4:37) (from "Steal Your Face"), and "Glendale Train" (3:43) (from "Pistol Packin' Mama"). For Dead Heads - var. (Round/United Artists FREE 2) A 1976 UK-released sampler album with a black and white jester on a white cover with the album name in red. The record label is just in black and white. It contains songs from albums by the Grateful Dead, Kingfish, Diga, Jerry Garcia, Keith and Donna Godchaux, Good Old Boys, and Old And In The Way. This sampler was released in the UK at the time of "Steal Your Face". Two Originals - Stephen Stills (Atlantic 60063) This collection of Stills' first two albums includes the "Stephen Stills 2" album, on which Garcia plays pedal steel guitar on "Change Partners". Released in 1975. Two Originals - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers, 1975) A two record album released in Europe containing the "Grateful Dead" and the "Anthem Of The Sun" albums. Livin' In The Past - Kentucky Colonels (Briar BT 7202) Jerry Garcia introduces the band at the October 15, 1964 show in Palo Alto. Sweet Surprise - Eric Andersen (Arista 4075) Brent Mydland sings on "Crazy River" and "Dreams Of Mexico" on this 1975 release. This is prior to Brent Mydland joining the Grateful Dead. Silver - Silver (Arista 4076) A pre-Grateful Dead Brent Mydland plays on this 1975 release. Brent Mydland was in this band before he joined the Grateful Dead. Two of Mydland's songs appear on this album: "Musician (Not An Easy Life)" and "Climbing". Prior to Silver, Mydland had been with Batdorf and Rodney. Silver - Silver (Magic 5251302) The album was "Digitalised and Remastered" and released in France in 2000. http://www.magic-records.com The Best Of The American Music From Nashville To San Francisco - var. (Magic 1982282) This collection of releases on Magic Records includes Silver's "All I Wanna Do". Barry Scott Presents: The Lost 45s Of The '70s And '80s, Vol. 2 - var. (Varese 066112) This compilation, released on May 9, 2000, includes "Wham Bam Shang-A-Lang" (3:33) performed by Silver, which included Brent Mydland before he joined the Grateful Dead. Red Octopus - Jefferson Starship (Grunt/RCA BFL1-0999) Robert Hunter, David Freiberg, and Marty Balin co-wrote "Tumblin'" (3:27). Released in June, 1975. Solid Silver - Quicksilver Messenger Service (Capitol SM 11820 or ST 11462) Hunter wrote "I Heard You Singing" (3:48) on this October, 1975 release. David Freiberg rearranged the tune (singing the last verse first, etc.) and got a co-writing credit. Solid Silver - Quicksilver Messenger Service (Edsel ) This British CD release contains Robert Hunter's "I Heard You Singing". Demon Records, Blackmail, Freepost (TK 974), P.O. Box 9, Brentford, Middlesex TW8 8BR England. The Best Of New Riders Of The Purple Sage - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Columbia PC 34367) A "best of" record released in 1976 with the full-filled "NRPS" tee-shirt on the front cover. The Best Of New Riders Of The Purple Sage - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Columbia / Legacy , UPC 886977074325) A "best of" CD release from 2006 with the full-filled "NRPS" tee-shirt on the front cover. The CD includes five bonus tracks, including a previously unreleased version of "Linda". Early releases came with a sticker stating that this was a "Classic collection from NRPS' definitive Columbia years now expanded with 5 bonus tracks!". Barry Melton: The Fish - Barry Melton (United Artists UAS 29908) Hunter co-wrote "Jesse James" and Mickey Hart co-wrote "Speed Racer" on this January, 1976 release. Reflections - Jerry Garcia (Round / UA RX 107 RX-LA565-G) Released in January, 1976. "Might As Well" recalls one of the New Riders of the Purple Sage and Grateful Dead tours. Also included is "Comes A Time". Side one contains "Might As Well" (3:52), "Mission In The Rain" (4:48), "They Love Each Other" (4:32), and "I'll Take A Melody" (9:22). Side two contains "It Must Have Been The Roses" (5:23), "Tore Up Over You" (4:27), "Catfish John" (6:47), and "Comes A Time" (6:19). Hunter had written "It Must Have Been The Roses" in 1971, around the time when he had written "Sugaree" and "Yellow Moon". Reflections - Jerry Garcia (Round / United Artists RX-EA565-H) Released on the 8 track tape format in a black plastic case. "Reflections" and "Jerry Garcia" appear in white print in the upper left corner of the tape label. Program 1 (11:25) contains "Might As Well", "It Must Have Been The Roses", and "They Love Each Other". Program 2 (11:25) contains "They Love Each Other-cont'd-" and "I'll Take A Melody". Program 3 (11:25) contains "Mission In The Rain" and "Comes A Time". Program 4 (11:24) contains "Tore Up Over You" and "Catfish John". The tape came with a black plastic sleeve, imprinted with the "UA United Artists" logo, that was meant to protect the open tape case. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-15849 / P-15850 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-15849 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by Parliament from their album "Mothership Connection". The P-15850 side contains "It Must Have Been The Roses", "Catfish John", "Might As Well", and "They Love Each Other" from the "Reflections" album. Reflections - Jerry Garcia (Round / United Artists ) The record album was released in the UK on the United Artists label. Reflections - Jerry Garcia (United Artists LAX-132) The album was released in Japan in 1976. Reflections - Jerry Garcia (Round / United Artists UA L35812.01) The record album was released in Australia. Reflections - Jerry Garcia (Round / Liberty LLS-80501) The album was released in Japan. The catalog number and record label "Liberty" logo appear in the upper right of the front cover. The album came with a silver obi strip and with a Japanese liner notes insert. Reflections - Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead GDCD 4008) On some versions of the back cover of the CD version, the back cover artwork includes Eileen Law's name hand written in the upper left corner - as if they lifted the artwork off her personal copy when producing the CD. The back cover image also has the Round Records and UA logos, which is not the label that the CD is out on. Reflections - Jerry Garcia (GD Records GDLP 4.006515) Released in West Germany in the Fall of 1989. Reflections - Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead GDV 4008, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) This is a UK released record, released in 1990. Reflections - Jerry Garcia (Warner 8122795062) The album was released on CD in the UK in 2005. Kingfish - Kingfish (Round/UA RX 108 RX-LA564-G) Bob Weir appears and is credited with playing guitar and vocals. Although it has a lower catalog number, this album was released on March 3, 1976, after the "Reflections" album. The cover painting by Philip Garris features Neptune seated on his throne. It includes "Lazy Lightnin'" (3:11), "Supplication" (2:56), and "Home To Dixie" (3:57), all written or co-written by Bob weir and John Perry Barlow. It also includes "Bye And Bye" (4:04), a traditional song arranged by Bob Weir and John Perry Barlow. Also released as: GDR GDCD-4010 2 and GDC-4010 4, Relix RRCD 2005 and RRLP 2005, and Castle CCR108. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-15993 / P-15994 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-15993 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by America from their album "Hideaway". The P-15994 side contains "Supplication", "Wild Northland", "Big Iron", "Hypnotize", and "Bye And Bye" by Kingfish from the "Kingfish" album. Released in 1976. Kingfish - Kingfish (Round/UA RX-EA564-H) The album was released on 8 track tape in a black plastic tape case. Kingfish - Kingfish (Round/UA RX 108 RX-CA564-H) The album was released on cassette tape. Kingfish - Bob Weir (Grateful Dead GDTC-4012, UPC 029667891240) The album was released on cassette tape in the UK. The album is credited to Bob Weir rather than the band. Side one contains "Lazy Lightnin'", "Supplication", "Wild Northland", "Asia Minor", "Home To Dixie", "and "Jump For Joy". Side two contains "Good-bye Yer Honor", "Big Iron", "This Time", "Hypnotize", and "Bye And Bye". On the tape label, the first song on side two is listed as "Good-bye Yer Honour". Kingfish - Kingfish (United Artists L-35865) The record album was released in Australia. Kingfish - Kingfish (Relix RRLP 2005) With Bob Weir. Released by Relix on January 14, 1985. The liner notes are not quite correct. The cover shows Neptune bronco riding a fish that has jumped out o the ocean water. Side 1 of the album contains "Mess Around", "Put Your Hand On Me", "My Pledge Of Love", "Taste Of The Devil", "Fox On The Run", and "Feels So Good". Side 2 contains "Hidden Charms" (3:00), "School Days" (2:20), "Road Runner" (4:20), "Young Blood" (2:30), "Promised Land" (3:40), and "Key To The Highway" (4:43). Kingfish - Kingfish (Relix RRLP 2005) With Bob Weir. Released by Relix on January 14, 1985. The album was pressed on red vinyl with a "Limited Edition Colored Vinyl Pressing" sticker on the front. Kingfish - Kingfish (Relix RRCD 2005) released on CD. Pistol Packin' Mama - The Good Old Boys (Round/UA RX-LA597-G/RX 109) Jerry Garcia produced and mixed this bluegrass album. Pistol Packin' Mama - The Good Old Boys (Round/UA RX-EA597-H) The album was released on 8 track tape in a black case. Program 1 contains "Ashes Of Love", "Dim Lights, Thick Smoke", and "Glendale Train". Program 2 contains "Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail", "Banjo Signal", and "On Top OF Old Smokey". Program 3 contains "Toy Heart", "Too Wise Special", "Barefoot Nelly", and "Long Gone". Program 4 contains "Leave Well Enough Alone", "Don't You Hear Jerusalem Moan", "Deep Elem Blues", and "Pistol Packin' Mama". Each program is 9:52 long. Diga - Diga Rhythm Band (Round/UA RX-LA600-G/RX 110) Released in March, 1976. Appearing on this release is Vince Delgado, who later formed the group "Jazayer". The track "Happiness Is Drumming" later evolved into the song "Fire On The Mountain". Mickey Hart lists the release date as November 30, 1975. The album contains: "Sweet Sixteen", "Magnificent Sevens", "Happiness Is Drumming", "Razooli", and "Tal Mala". Diga - Diga Rhythm Band (Round/UA RX-EA600-H/RX 110) Released on stereo tape cartridge (8 track tape). Diga - Diga Rhythm Band (Round/UA RX-CA600-H/RX 110) Released on stereo cassette tape. Diga - Diga Rhythm Band (Round/UA ) The record album was released in the UK. Diga - Diga Rhythm Band (Rykodisc RALP 0101) With Mickey Hart. This record was originally released in 1976 on Round Records. The Rykodisc vinyl album has pink frosting color added to the cover. This release has been remixed by Mickey Hart. Some of the records are pressed on clear vinyl. The band name is listed as "The Diga Rhythm Band" on the record label. Diga - Diga Rhythm Band (Rykodisc RCD 10101) With Mickey Hart. Released on CD in 1988. On some CDs released in June, 1999, the name was misspelled on the spine as "Rythym". The Rock Generation - var. (Abingdon Audio-graphics Soundsheet 1010751B) This soundsheet produced by Dennis C. Benson at the Cork Cellar, includes on side 2, band 19, an interview segment "Bob Weir: High On Music". Produced in 1976. Rock Around The World - Show 101 (Rock Around The World) Show 101, broadcast on July 11, 1976, features interviews with members of the Grateful Dead and music. King Biscuit Flower Hour - (D.I.R. Radio Network, 1976) The July 18, 1976 concert at the Orpheum Theater in San Francisco was broadcast on KSAN. It was also recorded for broadcast on November 28, 1976 on the King Biscuit Flower Hour in SQ Quadrophonic sound. Steal Your Face - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / United Artists GD LA620 J2 / GD 104) Recorded between October 16 and 20, 1974 at the Winterland Arena in San Francisco, this two record live album was released in stereo on June 26, 1976. Due to problems with the recordings, most of the vocals and some instrumental tracks were re-recorded in the studio. The same tapes that were used for this release were also used for "The Grateful Dead Movie" soundtrack. Side One includes: "The Promised Land", "Cold Rain & Snow", "Around And Around", and "Stella Blue". Side Two includes: "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo", "Ship Of Fools", and "Beat It On Down The Line". Side Three includes: "Big River" (4:53), "Black-Throated Wind" (6:05), "U.S. Blues" (5:18), and "El Paso" (4;15). Side Four includes: "Sugaree" (7:33), "It Must Have Been The Roses" (5:58), and "Casey Jones" (7:02). On the records, one side has the record label showing the seated lute playing jester, with the record hole being the lute sound hole, and the band name "The Grateful Dead" in script. The label on the other side of the record lists the songs on "This Side" and "The Other Side". Steal Your Face - Grateful Dead (United Artists GD LA620 J2 (QS)) This two record album was also released in the QS quadraphonic encoding. Steal Your Face - Grateful Dead (UA GD-EA620-J) This album was released on 8 track tape. Program 1 (19:21) contains "Cold Rain & Snow", "Around And Around", and "Stella Blue". Program 2 (19:22) contains "The Promised Land", "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo", "Ship Of Fools", and "Beat It On Down The Line". Program 3 (19:23) contains "Big River", Black-Throated Wind", "U.S. Blues", and "El Paso". Program 4 (19:21) contains "Sugaree", "It Must Have Been The Roses", and "Casey Jones". Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-16223 / P-16224 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-16223 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Cold Rain And Snow", "Around And Around", "Big River", and "Beat It On Down The Line" from "Steal Your Face". The P-16224 side contains tracks by Roxy Music from their album "Viva!". Steal Your Face - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDV2 4006) This two record album was released in the UK. This version included a "Free limited edition poster". Steal Your Face - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDC 40064) The album was released on one cassette. Steal Your Face - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDTC 4006) The album was released on one cassette in the UK. Steal Your Face - Grateful Dead (Line Music GDDLP 5.00032 M) This two record album was released in 1989 in Germany. The records were pressed on white vinyl. The record label has a graph paper background with six skeletons circling clockwise and their right hand holding the record hole and lists the band name as "The Grateful Dead". Steal Your Face - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4006) This 1989 two-CD release includes lyric sheets with both CD volumes. Steal Your face - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Arista , 1995, UPC 078221400626) This is a two CD release. CD one contains "The Promised Land", Cold Rain And Snow", "Around And Around", "Stella Blue", Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo", "Ship Of Fools", and "Beat It On Down The Line". CD two contains "Big River", "Black-Throated Wind", "U.S. Blues", "El Paso", "Sugaree", "It Must Have Been The Roses", and "Casey Jones". Out Of The Blues - David Bromberg (Columbia PC 34467) This "best of" record album, released in 1977, includes "Demon In Disguise" and "Sharon", two tracks where members of the Grateful Dead play. Out Of The Blues - David Bromberg (Columbia PC 34467) This "best of" album, released on cassette with a slightly changed cover, includes "Demon In Disguise" and "Sharon", tweo tracks where members of the Grateful Dead play. Out Of The Blues - David Bromberg (Columbia PC 34467) This "best of" album was released on cassette with the cover showing a Wurlitzer-type juke box, "The Best of Times" text, and Bromberg's head where the singles would be. It includes "Demon In Disguise" and "Sharon", two tracks where members of the Grateful Dead play. Out Of The Blues - David Bromberg (Columbia PC34467, UPC 0 7464-34467-2) This "best of" album was released on CD. It includes "Demon In Disguise" and "Sharon", two tracks where members of the Grateful Dead play. Lovin' In The Valley Of The Moon - Norton Buffalo (Capitol ST 11625) Mickey Hart plays on two tracks of this 1977 release. Desert Horizon - Norton Buffalo (Capitol ST 11847) Mickey Hart plays on "Desert Horizon" (4:40). Released in 1978. Lovin' In The Valley Of The Moon / Desert Horizon - Norton Buffalo (Edsel 431) The two albums were released on one CD in November, 1995. Jubilation - The Rowans (Asylum 7E 1114) Although the album was recorded at "The Barn" and Mickey Hart gets a "special thanks", Mickey Hart does not play on this 1977 release. Live N' Kickin' - Kingfish (Jet/UA JT/LA732-G) The cover features Neptune riding a winged fish over the waves. Bob Weir plays on this 1977 release, which was recorded live at the Roxy in Hollywood (either between May 29 to June 1, 1975, or between March 10 to 13, 1976. Weir's guitar parts were erased from the album, except for the songs where he sings: "Lazy Lightnin'" (3:02) and "Supplication" (2:56). Many of the erased parts are still somewhat audible, as they bled through to the drum tracks. The album also includes "Hypnotize" (4:35). "Lazy Lightning" and "Supplication", as performed by the Grateful Dead, appear on "Dick's Picks Volume 3". Reissued in 1981 on Accord SN 7128. Live N' Kickin' - Kingfish (Jet / United Arists JT-LA732G) The album was released with the cover showing the backstage dressing room mirror and the guitar with the backstage pass on the table. Side one contains "Good-bye Yer Honor" (2:47), "Juke" (2:29), Mule Skinner Blues" (4:24), "I Hear You Knocking" (4:16), and "Hypnotize" (5:40). Side two contains "Jump For Joy" (3:22), "Overnight Bag" (3:47), "Jump Back" (3:47), "Shake And Fingerpop" (3:51), and "Around And Around" (5:16). The Jet Records record label states that "Times reflect music only". The record sleeve has black and white photos of the band members performing, including Bob Weir. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-16895 / P-16896 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-16895 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Mule Skinner Blues", "I Hear You Knocking", "Shake And Fingerpop", and "Around And Around" from the "Live N' Kickin'" album by Kingfish. The P-16896 side contains tracks by Widowmaker from their album "Too Late To Cry". Released in 1977. Live N' Kickin' - Kingfish (Jet/UA ) The record album with Neptune riding a winged fish over the waves was released in the UK on United Artists Records. Live N' Kickin' - Kingfish (Accord SN 7128) Reissued in 1981. Live At The Roxy - Kingfish (Accord SN 7128) The album was re-issued in 1981 in a white cover with the band name across the top and the new album name. Side one contains "Goodbye Yer Honor", "Juke", "Muleskinner Blues", "I Hear You Knockin'", and "Hypnotized". Side two contains "Jump For Joy", "Overnight Bag", "Jump Back", "Shake & Finger Poppin'", and "Around & Around". Live N' Kickin' - Kingfish (Grateful Dead GDCD 4010) The CD was available from Grateful Dead Merchandising. Trident - Kingfish (Jet JZ 35479) The record album was released in 1978. Alligator Moon - Robert Hunter (1978) This is an unreleased solo album by Robert Hunter. The songs slated for this album were: "Mesa Linda", "Domino", "Cigarette and Melina" (co-written with Kevin Morgenstern), "Domino" (co-written with Kevin Morgenstern), "Blue Note" (co-written with Richard McNees), "New East St. Louis Blue" (co-written with Richard McNees), "Cigarette" (co-written with Richard McNees), "She Gives Me Love", "Drunkard's Carol", "Hooker's Ball", "Jesse James" (co-written with Barry Melton), and "Promontory Rider". Some of the tracks feature Robert Hunter with the group Comfort; others are solo tracks. "Promontory Rider", "Hooker's Ball", and "Drunkard's Carol" were released in 1984 on the "Promontory Rider" album. What A Long Strange Trip It's Been: The Best Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 2W 3091) A two record "best of" release from July, 1977, possibly as late as September, 1977. It includes the pre-release version of the "Dark Star" / "Born Cross-Eyed" single. On the album, the song breakdowns are: side 1: "New, New Minglewood Blues", "Cosmic Charlie", "Truckin'", "Black Peter", and "Born Cross-Eyed" (2:04); side 2: "Ripple", "Doin' That Rag", "Dark Star" (3:05), "High Time", and "New Speedway Boogie"; side 3: "St. Stephen", "Jack Straw", "Me & My Uncle", and "Tennessee Jed"; and side 4: "Cumberland Blues", "Playing In The Band", "Brown-Eyed Woman", and "Ramble On Rose". (Note: the handwritten font by Rick Griffin has been copied and become available as ripple.ttf.) The RIAA certified the album as "Gold" and as "Platinum" on August 24, 2001. The Best Of The Grateful Dead: What A Long Strange Trip It's Been - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. K8 3091) The album was released on 8 track tape. Program 1 contains: "New, New Minglewood Blues", "Cosmic Charlie", "Black Peter", and "Tennessee Jed". Program 2 contains: "Ripple", "Doin' That Rag", "Dark Star", "High Time", and "New Speedway Boogie". Program 3 contains: "St. Stephen", "Jack Straw", "Me & My Uncle", "Truckin'" and "Born Cross-Eyed". Program 4 contains: "Cumberland Blues", "Playing In The Band", "Brown-Eyed Woman", and "Ramble On Rose". The Best Of The Grateful Dead / What A Long Strange Trip It's Been - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. K8 3091, S 214492) The album was released on 8 track tape as a "Twin Pack". The tapes were made by RCA Music Service. The label face states this is a "Stereo 8" and shows the "S214492" number. Program 1 (21:25) contains "New, New Minglewood Blues", "Cosmic Charlie", "Black Peter", and "Tennessee Jed". Program 2 (21:25) contains "Ripple", "Doin' That Rag", "Dark Star", "High Time", and "New Speedway Boogie". Program 3 (21:30) contains "St. Stephen", "Jack Straw", "Me & My Uncle", "Truckin'", and "Born Cross-Eyed". Program 4 (21:25) contains "Cumberland Blues", "Playing In The Band", Brown-Eyed Woman", and "Ramble On Rose". The Best Of The Grateful Dead: What A Long Strange Trip It's Been - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. K5 3091) The album was released on one cassette tape. What A Long Strange Trip It's Been: The Best Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. P-6345-6W) The two record album was released in Japan with a price of 4000 yen. It came with an insert and was wrapped with a red and white obi strip. What A Long Strange Trip It's Been: The Best Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 3091-2) Released on two CDs in 1989. Innerview - Jim Ladd (Inner View, 8913 West Olympic Blvd., Suite 201, Beverly Hills, CA 90211, (213) 652-8710) Interviews with the Grateful Dead appear in Series 17. Innerview - Jim Ladd (Inner View, 8913 West Olympic Blvd., Suite 201, Beverly Hills, CA 90211, (213) 652-8710) Interviews with Bob Weir and Jerry Garcia appear in Series 19, Show 6: "Grateful Dead, Part 1 - Acoustic". Broadcast in 1976. Innerview - Jim Ladd (Inner View, 8913 West Olympic Blvd., Suite 201, Beverly Hills, CA 90211, (213) 652-8710) Interviews with Bob Weir and Jerry Garcia appear in Series 19, Show 7: "Grateful Dead, Part 2 - Electric". Broadcast in 1976. Innerview - Jim Ladd (Inner View, 8913 West Olympic Blvd., Suite 201, Beverly Hills, CA 90211, (213) 652-8710) A Bob Weir and Jerry Garcia interview from 1981. Part one covers the Grateful Dead and the acoustic music on the "Reckoning" album. Part two covers the Grateful Dead and electric music on the "Dead Set" album. Released on two CDs. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista AL 7001) Released on July 27, 1977. Also released as ALB-8329. "Samson And Delilah" is based on an old spiritual, and played in a style close to that of Reverend Gary Davis. "Sunrise" was written by Donna Jean Godchaux and is a memorial for Rex Jackson. One of the songs from the "Terrapin" suite, "Equinox", by Phil Lesh and Robert Hunter, with Garcia on lead vocals, was recorded but never released, as there was not enough room on that side of the record to include it. Mickey Hart's timbale solo on "Terrapin Flyer" was erased by Keith Olsen and replaced with strings. "Passenger", by Phil Lesh, was inspired by "Station Man" by Fleetwood Mac ("Kiln House", released September 18, 1970); the tempo has been sped up and it has some different chord changes. Garcia's unique guitar sound on "Estimated Prophet" was achieved by utilizing an envelope filter. "Estimated Prophet" is in seven time. Jerry Garcia was practicing the music for "Terrapin Station" during the editing sessions of "The Grateful Dead Movie". The RIAA certified the album as "Gold" on September 4, 1987. Some vinyl pressings include various engravings in the run out area, such as "Kendum III" (usually on both sides of the recording), "If it rolls sink it", "Poco" with a heart shape, and "Where do you keep your stereo Jer?". Side 1 of the album contains "Estimate Prophet", "Dancin' In The Streets", "Passenger", Samson & Delilah", and "Sunrise". The album was recorded at Sound City Studios, 15456 Cabrito Rd., Van Nuys, CA 91406, (213) 787-3722 and (213) 873-2842. Keith Olsen produced the album. The master reels were recorded at 30 ips. Master reel one contains: "Estimated Prophet", "Dancin In Da Street", "Passenger", Samson & Delilah", and "Sunrise". Master reel two contains: "Terrapin Station", "1. Lady With A Fan" (4:20), "2 Terrapin Station" (2:12), "3 Terrapin" (2:12), "Terrapin Transit" ( :35), "At A Siding" (1:48), "Terrapin Flyer" (2:56), and "Refrain" (2:18), for a total time of 16:19. The two turtles on the cover, which was created by the Kelly/Mouse Studio, were inspired by a Heinrich Kley sketch of two dancing turtles. That sketch appears on the sixth page of "Skizzenbuch II - Hundert Federzeichnungen von Heinrich Kley" which was published in 1910 by Albert Langen in Munich, Germany. The initial release was with the black with silver text Arista record label. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista AL 7001) Released on July 27, 1977. There is a "Specially Banded For Airplay" version with the "Terrapin" side pressed with bands separating the songs. The question "Where do you keep your stereo, Jer?" appears on Side A, in the center of the vinyl pressing. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista AL 7001) The album was released with the white "PROMOTIONAL COPY" Arista record label. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista 8301-7001 H) The album was released on 8 track tape in a bright blue colored plastic case, made by the GRT Music Tapes division of the GRT Corporation at the Tape Production Facility in Sunnyvale, California 94086. Program 1 includes "Estimate Prophet" and "Dancin' In The Streets". Program 2 includes "Passenger", "Samson & Delilah", and "Sunrise (Part 1)". Program 3 includes "Sunrise (continued)", "Terrapin Part 1", "Lady With A Fan", "Terrapin Station", "Terrapin". Program 4 includes "Terrapin Transit", "At A Siding", "Terrapin Flyer" and "Refrain". The label is blue with white text. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista 8301-7001 H) The album was released on 8 track tape in a bright blue colored plastic case in a blue cardboard sleeve. Program 1 (9:01) includes "Estimate Prophet" and "Dancin' In The Streets". Program 2 (9:01) includes "Passenger", "Samson & Delilah", and "Sunrise (Cont.)". Program 3 (9:01) includes "Sunrise (Concl.)", "Terrapin Part 1", "Lady With A Fan", "Terrapin Station", "Terrapin (Cont.)". Program 4 (8:50) includes "Terrapin (Concl.), Terrapin Transit", "At A Siding", "Terrapin Flyer" and "Refrain". The label is blue with white text. The total time is listed as 35:53. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista ) The album was released on 8 track cartridge tape in a dark (black) colored plastic case. Program 1 includes "Estimate Prophet" and "Dancin' In The Streets". Program 2 includes "Terrapin Station: (Begin)", "Lady With A Fan", "Terrapin Station", and "Terrapin". Program 3 includes "Terrapin Station (Concl.)", "Terrapin Transit: At A Siding", "Terrapin Flyer", "Refrain", and "Passenger (Begin)". Program 4 includes "Passenger (Concl.)", Samson & Delilah", and "Sunrise". The label is red with black text. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista ) The album was released in Canada on 8 track cartridge tape (3 3/4 ips) in a black plastic case. Program 1 includes "Estimate Prophet" and "Dancin' In The Streets". Program 2 includes "Terrapin Station: (Begin)", "Lady With A Fan;", "Terrapin Station;", and "Terrapin". Program 3 includes "Terrapin Station: (Concl.)", "Terrapin Transit; At A Siding;", "Terrapin Flyer;", "Refrain", and "Passenger (Begin)". Program 4 includes "Passenger (Concl.)", Samson & Delilah", and "Sunrise". The label is red with black text. The tape was made and distributed by Capitol Records of Canada Limited. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead ( ) The album was released on 8 track tape in a black tape case by the Columbia House music service. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (RCA Music Service C 113789) The album was released on white body cassette by the RCA Music Service. Side 1 is 19:40 and side 2 is 16:16 long. The insert has a light yellow color background. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-17035 / P-17036 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-17035 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by Jigsaw from their album "Jigsaw". The P-17036 side contains "Dancin' In The Streets" and "Terrapin Station" from the album "Terrapin Station". Released in 1977. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista ACB 6 8329) The album was released on cassette tape. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Direct Disk Labs SD 16619) A high quality pressing released in 1979. This was licensed through Arista. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista IES-80892) A Japanese record release. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista IES-80892) The Japanese record release was also released with a white promo label. The record label states "Promotional Copy Not For Sale" across the top and has Japanese text that states that this is a promotional copy. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista SPARTY 1016) The UK released version of the album. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista ARTY 1016) The Australian released version of the album. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista AL 7001) The album was released in Canada where it was distributed by Capitol Records. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista EMI/Electrola 1C 064-99 306) The record album was released in Germany. On the back cover, the songs and band members information is within a box that is a brighter red than the rest of the back cover. The record company information at the bottom is highlighted by a brighter red band. Fingerlickin' Good - var. (Arista, 1977) This sampler of Arista artists includes "Dancing In The Streets" from the "Terrapin Station" album. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista AL 5-8065) The record album was released with the different album catalog number. The record label is pastel colored. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista ARCD 8065) Released on CD in 1986. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (BMG/Arista BVCM-37135, September 6, 2000) This Japanese limited edition CD reissue features a miniature paper album sleeve reproduction of the original artwork ("mini-LP") with "K2 Remastering" of the music. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino ) This remastered version of the album, taken from the 12 CD "Beyond Description" box set, was released on CD on March 7, 2006. Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Analogue Productions APP 7001, March 9, 2012) This is a 200 gram vinyl record release. Arista World Pop - var. (Arista 1977) This 1977 compilation includes "Musician (It's Not an Easy Life)", written by Brent Mydland and performed by Silver, the band he was in before joining the Grateful Dead, and "Terrapin Station" by the Grateful Dead. Heaven Help The Fool - Bob Weir (Arista AB 4155) Released on January 13, 1978. This album was recorded after the Grateful Dead had recorded "Terrapin Station", in the same studio and with the same producer (Keith Olsen) as "Terrapin Station". It includes these Weir and Barlow compositions: "Bombs Away" (5:06), "Salt Lake City" (4:04), "Shade of Grey" (4:30), "Heaven Help The Fool" (5:30), "This Time Forever" (4:09), and "Wrong Way Feelin'" (5:12). The cover photo by Richard Avedon shows Bob Weir crouched down on bended knee, holding an acoustic guitar. Early releases had a football shaped sticker on the front cover stating "Grateful Dead Guitarist". The record liner has the lyrics to all the songs: "Bombs Away", Easy To Slip", "Salt Lake City", and "Shade Of Grey"; "Heaven Help The Fool", "This Time Forever", "I'll Be Doggone", and "Wrong Way Feelin". Heaven Help The Fool - Bob Weir (Arista AT8 4155) The album was released on 8 track tape. Program 1 contains "Bombs Away" and "Wrong Way Feelin' (Pt. 1)". Program 2 contains "Wrong Way Feelin' (Pt. 2)", "Easy To Slip", and "Salt Lake City". Program 3 contains "Shade Of Grey" and "This Time Forever". Program 4 contains "Heaven Help The Fool" and "I'll Be Doggone". Each program is 8:42 long. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-17415 / P-17416 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-17415 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Bombs Away", "Easy To Slip", "Heaven Help The Fool", and "This Time Forever" from "Heaven Help The Fool". The P-17416 side contains tracks by Peter Brown from his album "A Fantasy Love Affair". Released in 1978. Heaven Help The Fool - Bob Weir (Arista 1 C 064-60 467) The vinyl album was released in Germany. The front cover had a "Ex Grateful Dead Guitarist" sticker. Seite 1 contains "Bombs Away" (5:06), "Easy To Slip" (3:04), "Salt Lake City" (4:04), and "Shade of Grey" (4:30). Heaven Help The Fool - Bob Weir (Arista SPART 1044) The vinyl album was released in the UK. Heaven Help The Fool - Bob Weir (Arista ARCD 8165) The album was released on CD in 1992. The songs are: "Bombs Away" (5:06), "Easy To Slip" (3:05), "Salt Lake City" (4:04), "Shade Of Grey" (4:30), "Heaven Help The Fool" (5:30), "This Time Forever" (4:09), "I'll Be Doggone" (3:07), and "Wrong Way Feelin'" (5:12). Cats Under The Stars - Jerry Garcia (Arista AB 4160) Released on March 15, 1978. Includes "Rubin And Cherise". Cats Under The Stars - Jerry Garcia (Arista ) Released on 8 track tape. The black cardboard sleeve states that this is an "8 track stereo" "tape cartridge". Cats Under The Stars - Jerry Garcia (Arista ARCD 8535) Released on CD. Cats Under the Stars - Jerry Garcia (BMG/Arista BVCM-37146, September 6, 2000) This Japanese limited edition CD reissue features a miniature paper album sleeve reproduction of the original artwork ("mini-LP") with "K2 Remastering" of the music. Before The Rain - Lee Oskar (Elektra 150) Robert Hunter plays bagpipes on this 1978 vinyl release. Before The Rain - Lee Oskar (Elektra TC5-150) Robert Hunter plays bagpipes on this 1978 cassette release. Before The Rain - Lee Oskar (Rhino 71721, UPC 81227172121) Robert Hunter plays bagpipes on this 1995 CD re-release of the harmonica players album. The album is 43:35 long. Pop/AOR Best Bets - var. (Arista ALS 04) This promo LP of various Arista artists includes "Bombs Away" and "Heaven Help The Fool" by Bob Weir. Arista AOR Sampler - var. (Arista ALS 06) This two record sampler includes two pieces by the Jerry Garcia Band: "Reuben And Cherise" (5:00) and "Gomorrah" (5:07), from the "Cats Under The Stars" album. Released in 1978. On the sleeve, the Jerry Garcia Band is described as: "Jerry Garcia Band. Jerry Garcia. Cornerstone of the Dead, sinuous guitarist, dandy vocalist and composer. Rare music man. This is his first solo album for Arista, and he's recruited the Dead's Mr. & Mrs. Godchaux, John Kahn, Ron Tutt, other friends, to make one delightful record. Maria Muldaur does slinky back-up vocals on 'Gomorrah'.". Grateful Dead Sampler - var. (Arista SP 35) This contains cuts from "Terrapin Station", "Heaven Help The Fool", and "Cats Under The Stars". The album cover is black with a violet-fuschia colored skull with album name in white on the forehead and "A compilation of some of the top airplay tracks from the combined efforts of the Grateful Dead in 1978" across the bottom. The record label lists the title as "Recently Dead". Recently Dead - var. (Arista SP 35) Released in 1978, this sampler contains: Side A: "Bombs Away" (3:28) by Bob Weir, "Shakedown Street" (4:59) and "Estimated Prophet" (5:35) by the Grateful Dead, "Rubin & Cherisse" (5:16) by The Jerry Garcia Band, and "I Need A Miracle" (3:36) by the Grateful Dead; Side B: "Good Lovin'" (4:51) and "Passenger" (2:48) by the Grateful Dead, "Easy To Slip" (3:05) by Bob Weir, "France" (4:03) by the Grateful Dead, and "Cats Under The Stars" (5:27) by The Jerry Garcia Band. The title for "Reuben And Cherise" is misspelled on the cover and label as "Rubin & Cherisse". Max Weinberg Presents: Let There Be Drums! Vol. 3: The 70's - var. (Rhino R2 711549) This third LP of Max Weinberg's tribute to great drumming and percussion includes "Terrapin Flyer" (2:01) by the Grateful Dead. Max Weinberg Presents: Let There Be Drums! Vol. 2: The 60's - var. (Rhino 71548) This is the second CD of Max Weinberg's tribute to great drumming and percussion. In the "Max Weinberg would like to thank:" section are included: Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, Dennis McNally, and The Grateful Dead. Let There Be Drums, Vol. 3: The 70's - var. (Rhino 71549) Released on CD and cassette on February 1, 1994. Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead (Arista AB 4198) Released on November 15, 1978. Also released as ALB-8321. Includes "From The Heart Of Me" by Donna Godchaux. "Shakedown Street" is a reference to Front Street in San Rafael, where the Dead's rehearsal space was located, and which became a "rough" neighborhood at night. The RIAA certified the album as "Gold" on September 4, 1987. Matt Kelly plays harmonica on "I Need A Miracle" and "Minglewood Blues". The master tapes are dated October 18, 1978. The side one master reel contains: "Good Lovin'", "France", "Shakedown Street", "Serengetti", and "Fire On The Mountain". The side two master reel contains: "I Need A Miracle", "From The Heart Of Me", "Stagger Lee", "New, New, Minglewood Blues", and "If I Had The World". The album was recorded and mixed at Club Le Front. Side one of the album contains "Good Lovin'", "France", "Shakedown Street", "Serengetti", and "Fire On The Mountain". Side two contains: "I Need A Miracle", "From The Heart Of Me", "Stagger Lee", "All New Minglewood Blues", and "If I Had The World To Give". "My Drum Is A Woman", a song by Mickey Hart about his instruments, was written during the album sessions but was not recorded. Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead (Arista ACB6 8321) A cassette release, in white plastic, of the album. The cassette is a "Qualitape". ISBN/ISSN 07822183214 Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead (Arista AT8-4198) The album was released on 8 track (3 3/4 ips) tape format in a black case with a pink label. Program 1 contains "Good Lovin'" and "If I Had The World To Give". Program 2 contains "France", "Serengetti", and "Fire On The Mountain". Program 3 contains "Shakedown Street", "I Need A Miracle", and "From The Heart Of Me (Begin.)". Program 4 contains "From The Heart Of Me (Concl.)", "Stagger Lee", and "All New Minglewood Blues. The tapes were made and distributed by Capitol Records - EMI of Canada. Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead (Arista AT8-4198) The album was released in Canada on 8 track tape format. Program 1 contains "Good Lovin'" and "Shakedown Street". Program 2 contains "France", "Serengetti", and "Fire On The Mountain". Program 3 contains "I Need A Miracle", "From The Heart Of Me", and "All New Minglewood Blues (Part 1)". Program 4 contains "All New Minglewood Blues (Part 2)", "Stagger Lee", and "If I Had The World To Give". All four programs are 9:51 long. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-18063 / P-18064 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-18063 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Good Lovin'", "France", "Shakedown Street", "I Need A Miracle", and "From The Heart Of Me" from "Shakedown Street". The P-18064 side contains tracks by Parliament from their album "Motor Booty Affair". Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead (Arista AL 8 8045) The record album was released with a different catalog number. The record label was changed to reflect the new catalog number, but the record jacket had a white with black text sticker on the back cover and wrapping around the spine. Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead (Arista AB 4198) The record album was released in New Zealand. Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead (Arista ARTY 159) The record album was released in the UK. Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead (Arista C 068 62101) The record album was released in France. Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead (Arista 25RS-2) The record album was released in Japan with a lyric insert, band bio, and wrapped in a wide purple obi strip. The songs are: "Good Lovin'" (4:49), "France" (4:03), "Shakedown Street" (4:59), "Serengetti" (2:00), "Fire On The Mountain" (3:47), "I Need A Miracle" (3:34), "From The Heart Of Me" (3:23), "Stagger Lee" (3:27), "All New Minglewood Blues" (4:14), and "If I Had The World To Give" (4:51). Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead (Arista 25RS-2) The record album was released as a promotional with a white label in Japan. It includes the lyric insert, band bio, and was wrapped in a wide purple obi strip. Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead (Arista ARCD 4198) released on CD in 1986. Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead (BMG/Arista BVCM-37136, September 6, 2000) This Japanese limited edition CD reissue features a miniature paper album sleeve reproduction of the original artwork ("mini-LP") with "K2 Remastering" of the music. The songs are: "Good Lovin'", "France", "Shakedown Street", "Serengetti", "Fire On The Mountain", "I Need A Miracle", "From The Heart Of Me", "Stagger Lee", "All New Minglewood Blues", " and "If I Had The World To Give". Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino ) This remastered version of the album, taken from the 12 CD "Beyond Description" box set, was released on CD on March 7, 2006. Rockmusik - var. (Opus Musicum OM 125-126) This 1978 release, with a 14 page illustrated booklet of commentary by T. Kneif, includes the Grateful Dead's "Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)". The Best Of Crosby & Nash - David Crosby and Graham Nash (Atlantic 19203) This best of collection, released in 1977, includes Garcia, Lesh, and Kreutzmann on "The Wall Song". Step Up To Big Pay - Cache Valley Drifters (Flying Fish 220) This 1979 release contains a bluegrass version of "Cumberland Blues". Step Up To Big Pay - Cache Valley Drifters (Rounder ) Tentatively to be released on CD in 2000. The Done Gone Band - The Done Gone Band (Police 001, 1979) This album, recorded during the spring of 1979 in San Francisco, includes a version of "Friend Of The Devil". The Bugs - Mickey Hart ( , 42:25) A radio play, with Mickey Hart, Steve Parish, Barry Melton, Bill Graham, and others, recorded some time after 1978. The moral of the story is to preserve the environment and to not kill insects with pesticides. This was not released. The soundtrack includes a short segment from the Palace of Fine Arts performance of November 28, 1973 of "Experiments in Quadrophonic Sound". Eclipse - Hamza el-Din (Pacific Arts Records ) The album was recorded at the studio of Mickey Hart "The Barn" in January, 1978. Music by the Sudanese oud master: "Helalisa (Nubian Song)", "The Visitors", "Ollin Arageed", "Your Love Is Ever Young", and "Mwashah". Eclipse - Hamza el-Din (Rykodisc RCD 10103) Released only on CD and cassette. Produced by Mickey Hart. Originally released in 1978. Eclipse - Hamza el-Din (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15001) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Replay - Crosby, Stills, & Nash (Atlantic 16026) Jerry Garcia plays pedal steel guitar on "Change Partners". This "best of" album was released in December 1980. Go To Heaven - Grateful Dead (Arista AL 9508) Released on April 28, 1980. Also released as ALB6-8322. On "Easy To Love You", the word "bluebird" was changed to "raven", at the insistence of Clive Davis, Arista Records president, that this would make the song more 'Grateful Dead sounding'. This was the first album with Brent Mydland, and includes his "Easy To Love You" and "Far From Me". The Dead rehearsed a Robert Hunter song called "What'll You Raise" for this album; a portion circulates among tape traders. The promotional package for the album includes a four page biography of the band and a 10 by 8 publicity photo showing "The Grateful Dead" in front of a motel sign showing "WELCOME GRATEFUL DEAD". A "Go To Hell" back cover, with the band in red suits, was proposed but was never photographed. Go To Heaven - Grateful Dead (Arista AT8 9508) The album was released on 8 track tape in a black plastic case. The tape cover shows the album cover with only "Grateful Dead" across the top and a broad red border. Program 1 (9:46) contains "Alabama Getaway", "Far From Me", and "Althea (Pt. 1)". Program 2 (9:46) contains "Althea (Pt. 2)" and "Feel Like A Stranger". Program 3 (9:46) contains "Lost Sailor" and "Saint Of Circumstance (Pt. 1)". Program 4 (9:46) contains ""Saint Of Circumstance (Pt. 2)", "Antwerp's Placebo (The Plumber)", "Easy To Love You" and "Don't Ease Me In". Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-19163 / P-19164 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-19163 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks from the "Mickey Mouse Disco" album. The P-19164 side contains "Alabama Getaway", " Far From Me", "Althea", and "Lost sailor" from "Go To Heaven". Go To Heaven - Grateful Dead (Arista ACB6-8332) The album was released on cassette tape. Disco Sim - var. (CDG 15409) An Italian promo album, containing tracks by a variety of artists. Track 13 is "Lost Sailor" by the Grateful Dead. Released in 1980. Arista: The Career's Company - var. (Arista ) A sampler from 1980 that was released in Europe, it includes one track by the Grateful Dead. Vayan Al Paraiso - Grateful Dead (Arista/Microfon Argentina SA SUP 80097) In 1980, the "Go To Heaven" album was released in Argentina with a Spanish language translation of the album information. Go To Heaven - Grateful Dead (Arista L 37271) The record album was released in Australia. Go To Heaven - Grateful Dead (Arista SPART1115) The record album was released in the United Kingdom. Go To Heaven - Grateful Dead (Arista 25RS-96) The record album was released in Japan as a promotional item with a lyric sheet and wrapped in an obi strip. Go To Heaven - Grateful Dead (Arista ARCD 9508) Released on CD in 1986. Go To Heaven - Grateful Dead (Arista 261146) The nine track CD was released in Germany. Go To Heaven - Grateful Dead (BMG/Arista BVCM-37137, September 6, 2000) This Japanese limited edition CD reissue features a miniature paper album sleeve reproduction of the original artwork ("mini-LP") with "K2 Remastering" of the music. The songs are: "Alabama Getaway", "Far From Me", "Althea", "Feel Like A Stranger", "Lost Sailor", "Saint Of Circumstance", "Antwerp's Placebo (The Plumber)", "Easy To Love You", and "Don't Ease Me In". Jack O' Roses - Robert Hunter (Dark Star DSLP 8001) An April, 1980 UK release. This album includes: "Box Of Rain", "Reuben And Cherise" (with an extra verse), "Friend Of The Devil" (with an extra verse), and a complete "Terrapin" suite, with the "Ivory Wheels" > "Rosewood Track" section and lyrics for the "Terrapin Transit" section. The album was recorded in London. Jack O' Roses - Robert Hunter (Relix RRLP 2001) Reissued on Relix Records in 1984. Originally released on Dark Star DSLP 8001. Jack O' Roses - Robert Hunter (Relix RRLP 2001) The reissue on Relix Records was also pressed on translucent gold colored vinyl. The cover has a white round sticker that states in golden letters "GOLD COLORED VINYL". Down On The Farm - Little Feat (WB 3345) Keith Godchaux co-wrote "Six Feet Of Snow" on this November, 1979 release. Texican Badman - Peter Rowan (Appaloosa 010) Jerry Garcia and Bill Kreutzman play on "Sweet Melinda" (3:59), "While The Ocean Roars" (3:53), "Awake My Love" (3:31), and "On The Blue Horizon" (5:54), which were recorded in April, 1974 at the Record Plant in Sausalito, California. Released in 1980 in Italy. Garcia plays guitar on the album. Texican Badman - Peter Rowan (Appaloosa 010) Released on CD (36:02 long). Livin' The Life - Chris and Lorin Rowan (Appaloosa AP 011) Jerry Garcia plays pedal steel guitar and Bill Kreutzman plays drums on this Italian release of the "Rowan Brothers" (Columbia KC 31297) record. European Tour - Joan Baez (Portrait/Epic S PRT 84790) This record album contains live performances from Colmar, France, Barcelona and Alicante in Spain, and Wurzburg and Lorelay in West Germany. Performing on the album are: Greg Poree (guitar), Mel Martin (flute), Mickey Hart (drums), and Joan Baez (synthesizer, guitar, and vocals). Side one contains "The Boxer" (3:11), "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" (3:03), "Gracias A La Vida (Here's To Life)" (4:08), "The Rose" (3:07), and "Donna Donna" (3:20). Side two contains "Diamonds And Rust" (4:05), "Jari Ya Hamouda" (1:22), "Cambodia" (4:12), "Soyuz Druzyei (Circle Of Friends)" (1:53), "Here's To You" (1:52), and "Blowin' In The Wind" (2:40). Released in the UK in 1980. European Tour - Joan Baez (Epic IC4734) The record album was released in the Netherlands in 1980. Mickey Hart plays drums. Europa Tournee - Joan Baez (Portrait/Epic PRT 84792) The record album was released in the Netherlands in 1980. Mickey Hart plays drums. The side one record label lists: "The Boxer" (3:11), "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" (3:03), "Gracias A La Vida (Here's To Life)" (4:10), "The Rose" (2:41), and "For Sasha" (4:24). The side two record label lists: "Diamonds And Rust" (4:04), "Soyuz Druzyei (Circle Of Friends)" (1:50), "Cambodia" (4:10) "Kinder (Sind So Kleine Hande)" (1:32), "Here's To You" (1:52), and "Blowin' In The Wind" (2:40). The front cover has a red sticker with white text: "Einmalig! Joan Baez Singt Deutsch Kinder (sind so kleine Hande the Rose". European Tour - Joan Baez (Epic PRT 84790) The record album was released in Portugal in 1980. Mickey Hart plays drums. European Tour - Joan Baez (Epic 144446) The record album was released in Brazil in 1980. Mickey Hart plays drums. Europa Tournee - Joan Baez (Portrait/Epic PRT 84790) The record album was released in Italy in 1980. Mickey Hart plays drums. Tour Europea - Joan Baez (Portrait PRT 84793) The record album was released in Spain in 1980. Mickey Hart plays drums. Tournee Europeenne - Joan Baez (Portrait PRT 84791) The record album was released in Benelux in 1980. Mickey Hart plays drums. Tour Europea - Joan Baez (Epic 40-32173) The album was released on cassette in Spain in 1982. Mickey Hart plays drums. Tour Europea - Joan Baez (Portrait PRT 32173) The record album was released in Spain in 1982. Mickey Hart plays drums. Tour Europea - Joan Baez (Portrait PRT 32173) The record album was released as a promotional in Spain in 1982. Mickey Hart plays drums. Il Rock 10 - Joan Baez (Epic IGDA 1021/22 (PRT 84790)) The "European Tour" album was retitled and released in 1988 in Italy as an enclosure to a De Agostini magazine. This was licensed by CBS Dischi S.p.A. Mickey Hart plays drums. Live - Joan Baez (Epic EPC 463390 2) The "European Tour" album was retitled and re-released on CD in 1989 in the UK and in Europe. Mickey Hart plays drums. Live - Joan Baez (Portrait PRT 463390 4) The "European Tour" album was retitled and re-released on cassette in 1989 in the UK and in Europe. Mickey Hart plays drums. King Biscuit Flower Hour (King Biscuit Flower Hour) A Nassau Coliseum show (probably excerpts from the May 15 and 16, 1980 shows) was broadcast on two records with cue sheets for release in June, 1980. Included are: "Alabama Getaway" > "Promised Land", "Terrapin Station", "Playing In The Band" > "Uncle John's Band", "Feel Like A Stranger" > "Althea", "New Minglewood Blues", and "Brokedown Palace". King Biscuit Flower Hour (King Biscuit Flower Hour ) A three record retrospective of various 70's shows for release in October, 1980. Earth News Radio - sponsored by Agree Shampoo and Budweiser (EN 11/10/80) One record with two Xeroxed cue sheets aired the week of Nov. 10, 1980: Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir interviewed about origins of the band's name, Jerry Garcia's early infatuation with the accordion, loss of his finger, and the Acid Tests. Painted Lady - Knoxville Grass (Leather LBG 8103, 1980) This album includes a bluegrass version of "Friend Of The Devil". Painted Lady - Knoxville Grass (MN Records, 2001) This CD re-release includes a bluegrass version of "Friend Of The Devil". Rock And Roll Valentine - (Westwood One) The Grateful Dead appear on part of this eighteen record ABC Radio special from 1981: "The Grateful Dead Story: Fifteen Years Of The Dead" broadcast December 20, 1981. Off The Record - With Mary Turner (Westwood One) Two records and cue sheet for broadcast on August 3, 1981. Source Special - (NBC Source 81-15) A three record radio special for February 6, 1981. RSMP Guest DJ's - ( ) One side has band members introducing other artist's songs. Released in 1982. Rock And Roll Never Forgets - A Classic Rock Weekend (ABC/DIR Broadcasting Corp., New York City, 1981) Day Two, Side 14 of this Memorial Day weekend broadcast contains live versions of "Playing In The Band" and "Uncle John's Band". The Waltz Project - var. (Nonesuch Digital D-79011) Tom Constanten composed "Dejavalse", played by pianist John Cobb. Released in 1981. Reckoning - Grateful Dead (Arista A2L 8604) This two record live acoustic album was recorded between September 25 and October 14, 1980 at the Warfield Theater, San Francisco, and October 22 and 31, 1980 at Radio City Music Hall, New York. Out of print. Released on March 25, 1981, possibly even on April 1, 1981. Part of the recording set-up for this album included three clusters of three mics, placed above the stage and 25 and 40 feet from the stage. Many of the songs were edited down from their original concert times. "Dire Wolf" and "Deep Elem Blues" are from October 11, 1980. "Jack-A-Roe" is from October 10, 1980. "On The Road Again" is from either October 22 or 28, 1980. The press promotional package included a four page band bio and album details and a 10 inch by 8 inch black and white publicity photo by Ed Aguedelo. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-19881 / P-19882 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS RL 20-1) The P-19881 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Dire Wolf" (3:15), "The Race Is On" (2:55), "It Must Have Been The Roses" (6:50), "Dark Hollow" (3:52), and "Monkey And The Engineer" (2:27). The record label informs that these are "Recorded in live concerts performances at the Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, Sept. 25 and Oct. 14, 1980, and at Radio City Music Hall, New York City, Oct. 22 and Oct. 31, 1980." and lists the band members. The P-19882 side contains "Deep Elem Blues", "Cassidy", ""Rosalie McFall", "On The Road Again", and "Ripple". All of the tracks are from the "Reckoning" album. Reckoning - Grateful Dead (Arista DARTY 9) The two record album was released in the UK in March, 1981. It has a removable sticker with some album info. Record one, side one contains: "Dire Wolf" (3:14), "The Race Is On" (2:57), "Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie" (6:25), and "It Must Have Been The Roses" (6:57). Side two contains "Dark Hollow", "China Doll", "Been All Around This World", "Monkey And The Engineer", and "Jack-A-Roe". Side three contains "Deep Ellum Blues", "Cassidy", and "To Lay Me Down". Side four contains "Rosalie McFall", "On The Road Again", "Bird song", and "Ripple". For The Faithful - Grateful Dead (Arista/Pair ARPDL2-1053) This is the two record 1984 reissue of "Reckoning". It has a black and white "Reckoning" cover on the back and the color photo on the front. The album contains: "Dire Wolf", "The Race Is On", "Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie", and "It Must Have Been The Roses"; "Dark Hollow", "China Doll", "Been All Around This World", "Monkey And The Engineer", and "Jack-A-Roe"; "Deep Elem Blues", "Cassidy", and "To Lay Me Down"; "Rosalie McFall", "On The Road Again", "Bird song", and "Ripple". For The Faithful - Grateful Dead (Arista/Pair 1053) This CD release from 1986 does not include "Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie". The CD was supposedly released without the band's approval. Reckoning - Grateful Dead (Arista/Pair ARPDL2-1053) The July, 1988 reissue of "Reckoning", on vinyl, with the original "Reckoning" color front cover. Reckoning - Grateful Dead (Arista/Pair ARCD 1053) This 1986 CD release is an abridged version of the two record release and does not include "Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie". This was also released with the catalog A2CD8523. Reckoning - Grateful Dead (Arista ARCD 1053) A properly remastered re-release on CD format. Released on November 20, 1990. Reckoning - Grateful Dead (BMG/Arista BVCM-37138/9, September 6, 2000) This Japanese limited edition two CD reissue features a miniature paper album sleeve reproduction of the original artwork ("mini-LP") with "K2 Remastering" of the music. This release includes "Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie". The album was wrapped in a purple colored obi strip. Reckoning (Expanded) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino xxxx) This is a two CD released that was remastered in HDCD. Disc one contains the previously released album. Disc two contains: "To Lay Me Down" (studio rehearsal), "Iko Iko", "Heaven Help the Fool", "El Paso", "Sage & Spirit", "Little Sadie", and alternate live versions of "It Must Have Been the Roses", "Dark Hollow", "Jack-A-Roe", "Cassidy", "China Doll", "Monkey And The Engineer", "Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie", "Ripple", "Tom Dooley", and "Deep Elem Blues". This album was also made available for download. Dead Set - Grateful Dead (Arista A2L 8606 or AL9-8112) This live electric album was recorded between September 25 and October 14, 1980 at the Warfield Theater in San Francisco, and October 22 and 31, 1980 at Radio City Music Hall, NYC. Released on August 26, 1981. Some versions have an AL9-1053 sticker over the A2L 8606 number. Both "Space" and "Drums" appear on the album. Also released as AL9-8152. Part of the recording set-up for this album included three clusters of three mics, placed above the stage and 25 and 40 feet from the stage. Many of the songs were edited down from their original concert time (e.g. "Friend Of The Devil" was about 10 minutes long as played, versus 7:24 timing on the album). "Space" > "Fire On The Mountain" could be from October 31, 1980. Side 3 contains "Passenger" (3:14), "Feel Like A Stranger" (5:43), "Franklin's Tower" (5:25), and "Rhythm Devils" (4:06). Dead Set - Grateful Dead (Arista) The test pressings for this two record album were released with the "Columbia Record Productions" "Santa Maria" "Test Pressing" white with black printing label. Dead Set - Grateful Dead (Arista AC 9-8112) The album was released on one cassette tape. The tape contents are: "Samson And Delilah", "Friend Of The Devil", "New Minglewood Blues", "Deal", "Candyman", "Little Red Rooster", "Loser", "Passenger", "Feel Like A Stranger", "Franklin's Tower", "Rhythm Devils", "Space", "Fire On The Mountain", "Greatest Story Ever Told", and "Brokedown Palace". Dead Set - Grateful Dead (Arista AT8 8606, UPC 07822186068) The album was released on one 8 track tape in a red body. Program 1 (19:11) contains: "Samson And Delilah", "Friend Of The Devil", "New Minglewood Blues", and "Deal (Pt. 1)". Program 2 (19:11) contains: "Deal (Pt. 2)", "Candyman", "Little Red Rooster", and "Loser". Program 3 (19:11) contains: "Passenger", "Feel Like A Stranger", "Franklin's Tower", and "Rhythm Devils". Program 4 (19:11) contains: "Space", "Fire On The Mountain", "Greatest Story Ever Told", and "Brokedown Palace". The front label states that this is a "SPECIAL LONG - PLAYING VALUE" and that it contains "2 ALBUMS ON 1 TAPE". Dead Set - Grateful Dead (Arista AT8 8606) The album was released on one 8 track tape in a black body. The red background front label states that this is a "SPECIAL LONG - PLAYING VALUE" and that it contains "2 ALBUMS ON 1 TAPE". Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-20185 / P-20186 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS RL 20-1) The P-20185 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Samson And Delilah", "Friend Of The Devil", and "New Minglewood Blues". The P-20186 side contains "Passenger", "Feel Like A Stranger", "Fire On The Mountain", and "Greatest Story Ever Told". All of these songs are from the "Dead Set" album. Dead Set - Grateful Dead (Arista 18-RS-52 and 18-RS-53) A two record Japanese release of the album by Nippon Phonogram Ltd. Dead Set - Grateful Dead (Arista 18RS-52 and 18RS-53) A Japanese two record release with a white promo label. The album includes a lyric insert and a red, white, and blue obi strip showing a price of 3600 yen. Dead Set - Grateful Dead (Arista 301.738) A German two record release. The songs are: "Samson And Delilah", "Friend Of The Devil", "New Minglewood Blues", "Deal", "Candyman", "Little Red Rooster", "Loser", "Passenger", "Feel Like A Stranger", "Franklin's Tower", "Rhythm Devils", "Space", "Fire On The Mountain", "Greatest Story Ever Told", and "Brokedown Palace". Dead Set - Grateful Dead (Arista ARCD 8112) The originally released CDs from 1986 have "Space" but do not have "Drums". This was done to allow a single CD release of the album. Dead Set - Grateful Dead (Arista ARI 8522) The CD was also released in 2000 with a different catalog number and with fourteen tracks. Dead Set - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4141) The remastered CDs have "Drums" but do not have "Space". This was done to allow a single CD release of the album. Dead Set - Grateful Dead (BMG/Arista BVCM-37140 BVCM-37141, September 6, 2000) This Japanese limited edition two CD reissue features a miniature paper album sleeve reproduction of the original artwork ("mini-LP") with "K2 Remastering" of the music. This release includes both "Rhythm Devils" and "Space". The album is wrapped in a predominately purple colored obi strip. Dead Set - Grateful Dead (Arista 18RS-52 - 53) The album was released in Japan on two records at a price of 3600 yen. It came wrapped in red, white, and blue obi strip. Ramblin' Fever - var. (Radio Shack OP1510) On side one, track one of this compilation album is "Truckin'" by the Grateful Dead, taken from the "What A Long Strange Trip It's Been" album. The album was made for Radio Shack by Warner Special Products and had Realistic catalog number 51-7007. The Apocalypse Now Sessions - The Rhythm Devils Play River Music (Passport PB 9844) Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, Michael Hinton, Airto Moreira, Phil Lesh, and others play music for the "Apocalypse Now" soundtrack. The recordings were made in April, 1979 at Club Front and at The Barn in March 1980. Released in 1986. The cover artwork is by Stanley Mouse. Side 1 contains "Compound" (2:57), "Trenches" (4:06), "Street Gang" (2:29), and "The Beast" (4:35). Apocalypse Now - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Elektra DP 90001) Released in 1979. Apocalypse Now - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (WEA/Elektra) Released on two CDs on August 2, 1988. The Apocalypse Now Sessions - The Rhythm Devils Play River Music (Wilson Audio W-8521) Hart, Kreutzmann, Lesh, and others play music for the "Apocalypse Now" soundtrack. The Apocalypse Now Sessions - The Rhythm Devils Play River Music (Rykodisc RCD 10109) Hart and others play music for the "Apocalypse Now" soundtrack. This 1990 CD release includes previously unreleased material. The Apocalypse Now Sessions - The Rhythm Devils Play River Music (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15007) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Apocalypse Now Redux - var. (Atlantic 79644, July 31, 2001) Additional music from the movie. Included is Mickey Hart's "Nung River" and "Clean's Death". Bobby & The Midnites - Bob Weir (Arista AL 9568) A pre-Grateful Dead Brent Mydland appears on this October 21, 1981 release. Some albums also released as ALB6-8367 and AL5-8148 and as 8558. The cover features a black cat. "Midnite the Cat" was on a TV show called "Andy's Gang", which Weir had watched as a small child. Weir sketched the cat, and Victor Moscoso made the drawing on the album cover. "Haze" (5:08) was written, more or less, as a eulogy for Weir's friend Bruce Baxter. "Too Many Losers" (3:50) had several working titles, including "F*ckin' With Fire" and "Stokin' With Fire", but Weir was told by Clive Davis of Arista Records to tone down the title. It was written for a couple of Weir's friends. "Far Away" (3:34) was developed over a Matthew Kelly riff, played around with by Weir and Bobby Cochran. "Book Of Rules" (3:31) was previously recorded by The Heptones, and that version appears to be based on a poem "A Bag Of Tools" by R. L. Sharp. The lyrics to "Me Without You" (3:12) were originally written by Alphonso Johnson, then rewritten by Bob Weir, and finally by John Perry Barlow. As originally written by Bob Weir, "Josephine" (6:11) has more verses than were recorded. "(I Want To) Fly Away" (3:55) was written with Bob Marley in mind. "Carry Me" (4:27) is a simple love letter. "Festival" (4:59) was written over a span of several years. The musicians on the album are Billy Cobham on drums and vocals, Bobby Cochran on guitar and vocals, Alphonso Johnson on bass and vocals, Matthew Kelly on harmonica and vocals, Brent Mydland on keyboards and vocals, and Bob Weir on guitar and vocals. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-20333 / P-20334 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-20333 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by various artists and includes "Too Many Losers" from the "Bobby & The Midnites" album. The P-20334 side contains tracks by various artists. Bobby & The Midnites - Bob Weir (Arista ATC 9568) The album was released on cassette. The cover lists the band members. Bobby & The Midnites - Bob Weir (Arista 25RS-148) The album was released as promo in Japan. There is a red with white print "sample" (in Japanese) sticker on the front and back cover. "Sample" (in Japanese) is printed on the white record labels. The album insert has lyrics and Japanese liner notes. Bobby & The Midnites - Bob Weir (Arista 25RS-148) The album was released in Japan. Bobby & The Midnites - Bob Weir (Arista ARCD 8558) Released on CD. Rolling Stone Magazine Rock Revue - Rolling Stone Magazine ( ) Interviews with Bob Weir appear on the programs broadcast on December 12, 1981 ("6. Bigger and Better") and January 4, 1982 ("1. Funky Bobby" and "10. New Sound for '82"). Meat Puppets - Meat Puppets (SST) "Franklin's Tower" (4:51) was recorded during the 1981 sessions for this LP, which was released in 1982. Meat Puppets - Meat Puppets (Rykodisc RCD 10466, http://www.rykodisc.com, February 23, 1999) This re-release of their 1982 album contains 18 bonus tracks, including a version of "Franklin's Tower" (4:51), recorded in 1981. King Biscuit Flower Hour - ( ) Bobby And The Midnites from February 5, 1982 at the Capitol Theater, Passaic, NJ and Huey Lewis in Los Angeles. Released for airplay in May, 1982. - Joan Baez ( ) A Joan Baez studio album, with the Grateful Dead backing her, was recorded in late 1981, but never released. Songs include "Jack-A-Roe" (4:00). Other songs, which had been mixed down for the album by June, 1982, include: "Children Of The 80's", "Don't Blame My Mother", Marriott, USA", "Happy Birthday, Leonid Brezhnev", "Warriors Of The Sun", "Lucifer's Eyes", and "Lady Di". Run For The Roses - Jerry Garcia (Arista AL 9603) Released on October 20, 1982. The album was recorded between September and December, 1981. The "AL 9603 SA" side contains: "Run For the Roses" (3:30), "I Saw her Standing There" (2:53), "Without Love" (4:22), and "Midnight Getaway" (7:46). The "AL 9603 SB" side contains: "Leave The Little Girl Alone" (3:33), "Valerie" (5:19), and "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" (7:27). The cover shows a jockey riding a tiger striped Tyranosaurus Rex. Run For The Roses - Jerry Garcia (Arista AL 9603) Test pressings were released with the black and white Arista "TEST PRESSING" label along with an insert showing the label copy and a revised date of September 23, 1982. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-21119 / P-21120 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-21119 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by the Little River Band from their album "Greatest Hits". The P-21120 side contains "Run For The Roses", "I Saw Her Standing There", "Without Love", "Leave The Little Girl Alone", and "Valerie" from "Run For The Roses". Run For The Roses - Jerry Garcia (Arista ARCD 8557) Released on CD. Run For The Roses - Jerry Garcia (BMG/Arista BVCM-37147, September 6, 2000) This Japanese limited edition CD reissue features a miniature paper album sleeve reproduction of the original artwork ("mini-LP") with "K2 Remastering" of the music. Block S - Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band (EMBO Records, 1982) This album, with the letter "S" with photo collage cover, includes "One More Saturday Night", arranged by Eric Strandberg. The Electric Guitar Quartet - The Electric Guitar Quartet (EGQ Cassettes ) Tom Constanten composed "Alaric's Premonition, A Gothic Fugue en Rondeau On A Theme By J. Garcia". Released in 1983. Planet Earth Rock And Roll Orchestra - Paul Kantner (RCA AFL1-4320) Released in 1983. Kantner's "Mountain Song" is based on a Garcia melody line and Garcia gets credit. Alice Cooper, War, Grateful Dead - var. (Ashley Recording Corporation, New York, distributed by Atreb Music 82-13) This compilation was released on cassette. It includes "Stronger Than Dirt", "The Music Never Stopped", and "SlipKnot!" by the Grateful Dead. Released in 1983. Rock USA - var. (Mutual Broadcasting System Inc.) Released on three vinyl records, the program from the weekend of July 9, 1983, Hour Two, Side Two, "Program Segment 5 (Con't)" includes "Casey Jones" by the Grateful Dead followed by an interview with Jerry Garcia. Mutual Broadcasting Systems was located at 1755 South Jefferson Davis Highway, Arlington, Virginia 22202, (703) 685-2000. Rock USA was located at 173-15 Long Island Expressway, New York, New York 11365. The History Of Rock: Volume Seventeen - var. (Orbis HRL 017) This two record compilation was released in 1983 in the UK. Side three contains "Blues From An Airplane", "White Rabbit", "Somebody To Love", "The Ballad Of You & Me & Pooneil", "Crown Of Creation", and "Plastic Fantastic Lover" by Jefferson Airplane. Jerry Garcia plays flat top acoustic guitar on "Plastic Fantastic Lover", and had rearranged "Somebody To Love". The History Of Rock: Volume Twenty Three - var. (Orbis HRL 023) This two record compilation was released in 1984 in the UK. Side four contains "Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)", "Dark Star", "Uncle John's Band", "Truckin'", and "Jack Straw" by the Grateful Dead. The other artists on this volume are Blood Sweat & Tears, The Band, and Country Joe & The Fish. This series was released in the UK. It was compiled by Bob Fisher and BBJ International. It was published by Orbis Publishing Ltd., 20 / 22 Bedfordbury, London, WC2N 4BT. - Grateful Dead ( ) Starting on February 7, 1984, the band held recording sessions at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley. Among the songs recorded at these sessions were "West L.A. Fadeaway", "My Brother Esau", "Throwing Stones", and "Keep Your Day Job". Phil Kaffel was the recording engineer for these sessions, which ended on March 10, 1984. The recorded material was not deemed good and was never released. Many of the songs were later recorded in 1987 for the "In The Dark" album. Hell's Angels Forever - var. ( ) The original soundtrack from the movie, possibly released only on cassette, includes a studio version of "It Takes A Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry", played by the Jerry Garcia Band. Released in 1983. Songs included are: "Can Get Off On You", "Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground", "Do Your Thing", "Nasty Man", "That's All Right", "It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry", "Take A Whiff On Me", "Gimme A Harley", "Too Bent To Boogie", "Angel Of The Highway", "Ride On, Sonny", "Pirates Ball", and "Angels Forever". Rock Southern Style - var. (K-Tel NU 5480) The cover of this 1984 record release shows an alligator eating a guitar. It includes the Grateful Dead's "Alabama Getaway" on side two as track three. Morning Sky - Chris Hillman (Sugar Hill SH-3729, Sugar Hill Records, P.O. Box 4040, Duke Station, Durham, NC 27706, http://www.sugarhillrecords.com) This 1982 release has a version of "Ripple" with a mis-sung first verse: "On the heart of a strum"; the words should be "harp unstrung". The White EP - The Pop-O-Pies (415 Records 415A-0009) this twelve inch EP album includes a version of "Truckin'" (with some changed lyrics: "Sometimes the sun's all shining on me, Other times it's raining out") and "Truckin' (Rap)" (with many changed lyrics: "Richmond, Brooklyn, Bronx, and Queens, Much too close to New Orleans") . This record features Joe "Pie" Callahan. Released in 1982. Where The Beat Meets The Street - Bobby & The Midnites (Columbia BFC 39276) Bob Weir, Bobby Cochran (guitar and vocals), Dave Garland (keyboards, synths, and saxes), Kenny Gradney (bass and vocals), and Bill Cobham (drums) with Steve cropper, Brian Setzer, Paulinho Da Costa and others play on this album released in November, 1984. Also released as Columbia 26048. The cover shows a black cat walking on a sidewalk in front of several women in high heeled shoes. Included are the following Weir and/or Barlow compositions: "(I Want to Live in) America", "Falling", "Thunder & Lightning", and "Gloria Monday". This was the final Bobby & The Midnites album. Where The Beat Meets The Street - Bobby And The Midnites (Razor & Tie 82177) Released on CD. The songs are: "(I Want To Live In) America", "Where The Beat Meets The Street", "She's Gonna Win Your Heart", "Ain't That Peculiar", "Lifeguard", "Rock In The 80s", "Lifeline", "Falling", "Thunder And Lightning", and "Gloria Monday". Disturbing The Peace: 415 Radio Show - var. (415 Records ) This promo release includes "Truckin'" by The Pop-O-Pies, from their album "The White EP". Yamantaka - Mickey Hart, Henry Wolff, and Nancy Hennings (Celestial Harmonies CEL 003, Celestial Harmonies, P.O. Box 673, Wilton, CT 06897) Recorded in November, 1982 at Grateful Dead Sound Studios and Rolling Thunder Studio. Released in 1983. Side 1 contains "Yamantaka" (19:30) (Part 1 - 1:21, Part 2 - 1:51, Part 3 - 3:57, Part 4 - 4:14, Part 5 - 1:39, Part 6 - 2:41, Part 7 - 3:47). Side 2 contains "The Revolving Mask Of Yamantaka" (16:44). Yamantaka - Mickey Hart, Henry Wolff, and Nancy Hennings (Celestial Harmonies CEL 003, Celestial Harmonies, P.O. Box 673, Wilton, CT 06897) The record album was released in Germany. Yamantaka - Mickey Hart, Henry Wolff, and Nancy Hennings (Celestial Harmonies CEL 13003-2) The album was released on CD in 1992. It contains "1. The Revolving Mask Of Yamantaka" (16:35), "2. "Yamantaka" (18:58) (2.1 - Part 1 - 1:19, 2.2 - Part 2 - 1:48, 2.3 - Part 3 - 3:50, 2.4 - Part 4 - 4:07, 2.5 - Part 5 - 1:36, 2.6 - Part 6 - 2:37, 2.7 - Part 7 - 3:41), "3. Towards The Bending Of The Light" (3:01), "4. Solar Winds" (5:24), and "5. Field Of Souls" (7:31). The additional tracks, tracks 3 to 5, were recorded as bonus tracks especially for this CD reissue. They were recorded digitally in July, 1991 at Pulse Wave Underground Recording Studios in Trumbull, Connecticut, mixed at Carriage House Recording Studios in Stamford, Connecticut, and digitally edited at Edit Masters in Chatham, New York. Dafos - Mickey Hart, Airto, Flora Purim (Reference Recordings RR 12) Hart plays on this release. The LP does not have Hart's "Psychopomp" (4:57), which is on the CD (RR12CD). The record plays at 45 rpm. The album was recorded on October 24, 1982 and March 21, 1983 at the Japan Center Theatre in San Francisco. Dafos - Mickey Hart, Airto, Flora Purim (Reference Recordings RR12CD) This CD release has Hart's "Psychopomp" (4:57), which is not on the LP. "Psychopomp" was recorded at Fantasy Studios on September 25, 1984. Dafos - Mickey Hart, Airto, Flora Purim (Rykodisc RCD 10108) Hart plays on this release. This CD was re-released in 1990. Dafos - Mickey Hart, Airto, Flora Purim (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15006) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Dafos - Mickey Hart, Airto, Flora Purim (Rykodisc 80108, UPC 014431810824) The album was released as a numbered limited edition AU20 (24K gold CD with 20 bit mastering) version. What Keeps The Dead Alive? - (Westwood One) A two record radio program released in 1985. Mask - var. (MCA 6140) "Ripple", from the "American Beauty" album, is included in this movie soundtrack album from 1984. Promontory Rider: A Retrospective Collection - Robert Hunter (Relix RRLP 2002) This record album, with Garcia, Hart, the Godchaux's, Buddy Cage, Dave Torbert, Comfort, and others, was released in 1982. "Touch Of Darkness" was recorded live at a concert in New York City in 1981. The other tracks were previously released on Hunter's "Tales Of The Great Rum Runners", "Tiger Rose", "Alligator Moon", and "Jack O'Roses" albums. Promontory Rider: A Retrospective Collection - Robert Hunter (Relix RRLP 2002) This was also released as a picture disk. Promontory Rider: A Retrospective Collection - Robert Hunter (Relix RRLP 2002) This record was also released on translucent gold vinyl. Promontory Rider: A Retrospective Collection - Robert Hunter (Relix RRLP 2002) The album was released in a limited edition of 1000 copies that are pressed on red vinyl. The sticker on the plastic sleeve lists the limited editionality, the songs by sides, and a short list of musicians. Promontory Rider: A Retrospective Collection - Robert Hunter (Castle CCR110) A CD release from 1994. Joe's Second Record - The Pop-O-Pies (Subterranean Records) This six song, twelve inch EP album includes "Slow Version", a slow version of "Truckin'" with changed lyrics like: "What in the world ever happened to traveling? I'm tired of traveling, I wanna stop at McDonald's.". Released in 1984. Amagamalin Street - Robert Hunter (Relix RRLP 2003) This two record album was released on June 1, 1984. Side one contains "Roseanne". Side two contains "Amagamalin Street", "Gypsy Parlor Light", and "Rambling Ghost". Side three contains "Ithica", "Don't Be Deceived", "Taking Maggie Home", and "Better Bad Luck". Side four contains "Streetwise", "Face Me", "Where Did You Go?", and "13 Roses". Amagamalin Street - Robert Hunter (Relix RRCD 2003) On the CD release, "Roseanne" is remixed, and "Face Me" is not included. Live 85 - Robert Hunter (Relix RRLP 2006) This live album was released in 1985. The possible recording dates are December 8 and 9, 1984, at the Cubbie Bear Lounge in Chicago, Illinois. The front cover has a hand drawn sepia portrait of Hunter resting his chin on his right hand. Side 1 has "Promontory Rider", "Jack Straw", "Red Car", and "Sweet Little Wheels". Side 2 has "Amagamalin St.", "Rose/Rose (It Must Have Been The Roses)", "Easy Wind", "Franklin's Tower", and "Boys In The Barroom". Relix Records Sampler (Number One) - var. (Relix RRLP 2015) This sampler includes Hunter's "Gypsy Parlor Light" (7:25) and "Aim at the Heart" (6:25). It also includes "Watching the River Flow" (5:33) by the Heart Of Gold Band and "Dirty Business" (11:20) by the New Riders of the Purple Sage. This was released with 5000 pressings on black and 1000 pressings on psychedelic vinyl. The cover features a character leaning against a cactus. Relix Records Sampler (Number One) - var. (Relix RRCD 2015) Released on CD. The Flight Of The Marie Helena - Robert Hunter (Relix RRLP 2009) Released in 1985. Some releases include a 16 page lyric booklet. The Flight Of The Marie Helena - Robert Hunter (Relix RRLP 2009) Released in 1985. Some releases were pressed on green or on yellow vinyl. A Wing And A Prayer - Matt Kelly (Relix RRLP 2010) With Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Billy Kreutzmann, Brent Mydland, and Keith Godchaux. It includes "Over And Over" (3:38), co-written with Brent Mydland. A Wing And A Prayer - Matt Kelly (Relix RRCD 2010) With Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Billy Kreutzmann, Brent Mydland, and Keith Godchaux. The CD has an extra selection: "I Got To Be Me". Alive In Eighty Five - Kingfish (Relix RRLP 2016) The cover features a fish with sunglasses, floating over the surf, playing a guitar. This recording, possibly live at Sweetwater in Mill Valley, California, includes "Big Boss Man". The record album back cover and the record label lists the title as "Alive In '85". Alive In '85 - Kingfish (Relix RRCD 2016) Released on CD. Rock Columbia - Robert Hunter (Relix RRLP 2019) Released in Summer 1986. Side one contains: "Eva", "End Of The Road", "I Never See You", and "Aim At The Heart". Side two contains: "Kick It On Down" (4:07), "What'll You Raise" (5:04), "Who, Baby, Who?" (6:25), and "Rock Columbia" (4:22). The two songs that were released as a single are "Aim At The Heart" and "Who, Baby, Who?". The front cover shows Columbia amid swirling waves. Rock Columbia - Robert Hunter (Relix RRLP 2019C) The album was released in 1986 on a purple bodied cassette. The cassette lists the catalog number as "RRLP C-2019". Rock Columbia - Robert Hunter (Relix RRCD 2019) Also released on CD. The Ghosts Playing In The Heart Of Gold Band - Keith and Donna Godchaux (Whirled WRR 01967, Whirled Records, P.O. Box 246, Lagunitas, CA 94938) This album contains post-Grateful Dead studio recordings, plus two live tracks with Donna Godchaux and two live tracks ("Scarlet Begonias", recorded at the Back Door, San Francisco, on July 10, 1980) with Keith and Donna. Released in 1984. The album was mixed, edited, and made right by Dan Healy. Side one ("The Ghosts") contains "Ride Out" (2:54), Built For Comfort" (4:16), "House Of Wax" (4:08), "Ready For Love" (4:05), and "Creatures In The Night" (3:35). Side two ("The Heart Of Gold Band") contains "Solid Rock" (4:37), "Golden Road" (4:17), "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" (5:00), and "Scarlet Begonias" (6:44). The Heart Of Gold Band - Keith and Donna Godchaux (Relix RRLP 2020) Contains the live songs: "Stir It Up", "Watching The River Flow", "...Train To Cry", "Strange Man", and "Lonesome Highway". The Heart Of Gold Band - Keith and Donna Godchaux (Grateful Dead GDCD 4060) This expanded release CD contains live recordings of Keith and Donna Godchaux and their band from July 10, 1980 at the Back Door in San Francisco (including "Scarlet Begonias" and "Gomorrah"), Donna Godchaux and her band from 1980 at the Jambalaya in Arcata, CA, and Keith and Donna Godchaux and their band in the studio from December, 1979. It includes "Show Boat", written by Keith and Donna Godchaux. Before Time Began - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Relix RRLP 2024) Released in 1986. Lesh, Garcia, and Hart play on this album. "Garden Of Eden" and "Superman" were recorded at Pacific Recording, San Mateo on July 31, 1968. "Henry", "All I Ever Wanted", "Last Lonely Eagle", and "Cecilia" were recorded at Pacific High Recording, in San Francisco, in November, 1969. These studio sessions that took place before for the sessions for first New Riders of the Purple Sage album. Side Two has the backward playing and singing. The cover art is by David Nelson. Before Time Began - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Relix RRCD 2024) Released on CD. Vintage NRPS - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Relix RRLP 2025) A live album from February 21 and 23, 1971 at the Capitol Theater, Port Chester, NY. It includes Jerry Garcia on pedal steel guitar. The songs on side one are: "I Don't Know You" (3:41), "Cecilia" (4:13), "Whatcha Gonna Do" (3:02), and "Dirty Business" (11:20). Side two contains: "Fair Chance To Know" (4:10), "Garden Of Eden" (6:31), "Portland Woman" (5:08), and "Honky Tonk Women" (5:29). Vintage NRPS - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Relix RRLP 2025) Some copies are pressed on "psychedelic" vinyl. Vintage NRPS - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Relix RRLP 2025) The album was also released as a picture disk limited to a pressing of 1000 records. Vintage NRPS - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Relix RRLP 2025C) The album was released on cassette. The front of the insert states that the album was "Recorded 2/71 Capitol Theater, Portchester, New York with Jerry Garcia on pedal steel.". Vintage NRPS - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Relix RRCD 2025) Released on CD. Relix's Best Of The Early New Riders of the Purple Sage - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Relix RRCD 2071, UPC 792412207121) This album includes material culled from Relix's "Before Time Began" and "Vintage NRPS". Those two albums include appearances by Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, and Mickey Hart. The album also includes songs from the "Live On Stage" (Relix RRCD 2059) album. Released in 1995. Joe's Third Record - Joe Pop-O-Pie (Subterranean Records Sub 52) The back cover of this album clearly states that "There is no Truckin's on this record". Joe Pop-o-Pie and the Pop-o-Pies cover "Sugar Magnolia" on side two of their third record. The first half of the song is recorded backwards, again with rewritten lyrics, and the "Sunshine Daydream" part is recorded normally. Released in 1986. The Music Of Upper And Lower Egypt - var. (360 Degrees Records - 101) Recorded by Mickey Hart and John Cutler during the Grateful Dead's tour of Egypt in 1978. Produced by Mickey Hart. The Music Of Upper And Lower Egypt - var. (Rykodisc 10106) released only on CD and cassette. Recorded by Mickey Hart and John Cutler during the Grateful Dead's tour of Egypt in 1978. Produced by Mickey Hart. The Music Of Upper And Lower Egypt - var. (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15004) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Sarangi: The Music Of India - Ustad Sultan Khan and Shri Rij Ram (360 Degrees Records - 102) Recorded by Mickey Hart and Dan Healy in December, 1974 at The Stone House (formerly the Henry Botham Youth Camp, Marin County, CA). Some of the album tracks were pulled from all-night jam sessions, held the day after George Harrison's "Dark Horse" Tour concert at the Cow Palace. These were recorded on 16 track tape by Dan Healy, Rex Jackson, and Mickey Hart. Shri Rij Ram plays the tabla. The album contains: "Raga: Bageshree" (34:42), and "Thumri" (11:04). Sarangi: The Music Of India - Ustad Sultan Khan and Shri Rij Ram (Rykodisc RCD 10104) Released only on CD and cassette. Produced by Mickey Hart. Originally released in 1975. Sarangi: The Music Of India - Ustad Sultan Khan and Shri Rij Ram (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15002) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Dance To The Beat Of My Drum - Babatunde Olatunji (Blue Heron BLU 706-1 D) Produced by Mickey Hart. Released in 1986. The album was recorded at Fantasy Studios Studio "D" from January 3 to 14, 1986. Carlos Santana plays lead guitar and Roland MIDI guitar synthesizer. Drums Of Passion: The Beat - Babatunde Olatunji (Rykodisc RCD 10107) Produced by Mickey Hart. This is a digital remix of "Dance To The Beat Of My Drum". Re-released in 1990. Drums Of Passion: The Beat - Babatunde Olatunji (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15005) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. The Digital Domain: A Demonstration - (Elektra/Asylum CD ) Hart helped record "Helicopter" (3:43), a track of a helicopter in flight. Uptown - Neville Brothers (EPI-America/Rounder ST 17249) Jerry Garcia plays on "You're The One". Released in March, 1987. Superstars Of The 70's - var. (Warner Special Products SP-4000) This four record set, released in 1973, includes "Truckin'" from "American Beauty" on Side 2, Track 3. Heavy Metal: Superstars Of The 70's, Volume 2 - var. (Warner Special Products SP 2001) This two record compilation, released in 1974, includes "Johnny B. Goode" from the 1971 "Grateful Dead" album. Silver Bullets: Superstars of the 70's, Volume 4 - var. (Warner Brothers Special Products SP 2003) This two record set, released in 1975, includes "Casey Jones" by the Grateful Dead. Rock Anthems - var. (K-Tel TU 1790) This compilation, released in 1986, includes "Truckin'". Highs Of The Seventies - var. (Warner Special Products 9-27614-2) This CD, released in 1987, includes "Truckin'" (5:09). Arista's Greatest AOR Hits: Portrait Of A Decade 1975 - 1985 - var. (Arista AL8-8272) "Alabama Getaway" is on this record of Arista artists. Arista's Perfect 10 Rides Again - var. (Arista ARCD 8308) "Alabama Getaway" is on this CD collection of Arista artists. Reelin' In The Years - var. ( ) This syndicated radio program from the Global Satellite Network was written, produced, and hosted by George Taylor Morris. It was provided on three one-hour (7 1/2 ips) reel to reel tapes. Reel two of Show 16, scheduled for broadcast on July 19, 1986, includes "Truckin'" by the Grateful Dead. - Go Ahead ( ) This unreleased album includes "Nobody's", written by Brent Mydland, which was broadcast on the "Grateful Dead Hour". Members included: Jerry Cortez (guitars), Bill Kreutzman (drums), Alex Ligertwood (vocals), Brent Mydland (keyboards and vocals), and Dave Margen (bass). http://members.home.net/aligertwood/news.htm - Brent Mydland ( ) Mydland recorded and mastered a solo album, but it was never released. Intended for this album were "Tons Of Steel", with Monty Byron on guitar, a rock arrangement of "Maybe You Know", "Nobody's", "Long Way To Go", and "Dreams". Betty Cantor-Jackson did the engineering and production for this album. Other songs possibly intended for this "album" are "Inlay It In Your Heart", "See The Other Side", and "Take One". These comprise about 40 minutes of music. Some of the tapes that circulate in trading circles list a date of February 25, 1982. The possible songs slated for the album were "Inlay It In Your Heart", "Tons Of Steel", "Dreams", "Maybe You Know (How I Feel)", "Nobody's", "See The Other Side", "Long Way To Go", and "Take One". A tape of the original version of "Tons Of Steel" was played during the intermission of the Dead's June 21, 1984 broadcast from Toronto. Brent Mydland authored several songs, including "Fire", in 1987. Songs, in collaboration with John Perry Barlow, include "You're Still There", "Love Doesn't Have To Be Pretty", "It Doesn't Matter", and "It Is What It Is". Songs, in collaboration with Matt Kelly, include "If That's The Way", "Over And Over", and "Shining Dawn". In The Dark - Grateful Dead (Arista AL 8452) According to Arista, released July 9, 1987. Available in stores on July 6, 1987, although promotional material from Arista stated the "in store" date as July 7, 1987. Only the cassette version of this release includes "My Brother Esau", inserted at the end of what is side one of the album. The "eyes" on the front cover are printed right side up. "Tons Of Steel" was originally recorded by Brent Mydland for his unreleased solo album. More that 100,000 right side up covers, in all formats, were printed. "Day Job" was intended for this album, but was not included, probably due to the poor audience response to the song when it was performed live. The album reached number seven on the charts. Much of the album was recorded "live" on stage at the Marin County Veteran's Auditorium between January 6 and 15, 1987. David Gans added a few lines of lyrics: "I had that "shipping powders" couplet in my notes for a song of my own, and I thought it would fit right into "Throwing Stones" so I gave it to Bobby, and he liked it enough to plug it in! My other contribution was changing "You imagine me kissing the toe of our boot" to "You imagine me sipping champagne from your boot.". "Black Muddy River" is an examination of life at forty-five years old. "Touch Of Grey" reached number 9 on the Billboard "Hot 100 Singles" list in September, 1987. The RIAA certified the album as "Gold" on September 4, 1987, as "Platinum" on September 18, 1987, and as double "Platinum" on August 10, 1995. Among the sound effects used on "Hell In A Bucket" are a leather bullwhip, provided by one of the crew, which was used as a percussion instrument and appears in the chorus and is panned, motorcycles, and dogs. "West L.A. Fadeaway" was described by Garcia as a "blues tune", "more or less straight ahead", and "with a snakey quality". "Push Comes To Shove" was described by Garcia as "just a good old rock and roll shuffle". "Black Muddy River" was released as played at the Marin Civic Center. The vault tape box for "When Push Comes To Shove" indicates "REEL 18 #2". The original lyrics for "Black Muddy River", dated September 14, 1986, also included verses that later became part of "Silvio". To get good photographs for the cover, during the photo shoots for the "eyes", the subjects sat approximately one to two feet away from the camera and flash units. The single eye belongs to Bill Graham. On the master tapes, the songs on reel one are: "Touch Of Gray" (5:46), Hell In A Bucket" (5:38), "Push Comes To Shove" (4:04), and "West L.A. Fadeaway" (6:38). The songs on reel two are: "Tons Of Steel" (5:16), "Throwing Stones" (7:17), and "Black Muddy River" (6:01). Side 1 of the album contains "Touch Of Grey" (5:47), Hell In A Bucket" (5:35), "When Push Comes To Shove" (4:05), and "West L.A. Fadeaway" (6:39). Side 2 of the album contains "Tons Of Steel" (5:15), "Throwing Stones" (7:18), and "Black Muddy River" (5:58). The record sleeve states "farewell to otis". In The Dark - Grateful Dead (Arista AC 8452) The cassette release includes "My Brother Esau" (4:17), inserted at the end of what is side one of the record album. "My Brother Esau" is an account of the Vietnam veteran's treatment upon their return home. The cassette version was released with "eyes" on the front printed right side up. Side 1 of the cassette includes "Touch Of Grey", "Hell In A Bucket", "When Push Comes To Shove", and "My Brother Esau". Side 2 of the cassette contains "Tons Of Steel", "West L.A. Fadeaway", "Throwing Stones", and "Black Muddy River". In The Dark - Grateful Dead (Arista AL 8452) A second version of the front cover has the "eyes" printed upside-down. Released in Fall, 1987. In The Dark - Grateful Dead (Arista AL 8452) The album released by BMG Direct marketing and has a white label with black text in the upper right hand corner of the back label. The front cover has the "eyes" printed upside-down. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-24437 / P-24438 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-24437 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Touch Of Grey", "Hell In A Bucket", "When Push Comes To Shove", and "Tons Of Steel" from "In The Dark". The P-24438 side contains tracks by Marillion from their album "Clutching At Straws". Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-24749 / P-24750 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-24749 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains tracks by various artists and includes "Throwing Stones" from "In The Dark". The P-24750 side contains tracks by various artists. In The Dark - Grateful Dead (Arista A27L-10) A Japanese vinyl record release. The cover shows the "eyes" right side up. The record was wrapped with a white with blue printing obi strip. In The Dark - Grateful Dead (Arista A32-10) A Japanese CD release. In The Dark - Grateful Dead (Arista A27T-10) A Japanese cassette release. In The Dark - Grateful Dead (Arista 7850) The record album was released in Venezuela with a cover showing the "eyes" right side up. Rodven Discos is the company that distributes Arista and BMG artists. In The Dark - Grateful Dead (Arista 208564, UPC 4007192085644) The album was released in Italy with the front cover "eyes" printed upside-down. In The Dark - Grateful Dead (Arista 208564, UPC 4007192085644) promotional copies of the album released in Italy have the "Campione Non Commercialle" on the record label. The front cover has the "eyes" printed upside-down. In The Dark - Grateful Dead (Arista 208564) The record album was released in Germany with the upside-down "eyes" cover. The songs are: "Touch Of Grey" (5:47), "Hell In A Bucket" (5:35), "When Push Comes To Shove" (4:05), "West L.A. Fadeaway" (6:39), "Tons Of Steel" (5:15), "Throwing Stones" (7:18), and "Black Muddy River" (5:58). In The Dark - Grateful Dead (Arista ARCD 8452) Released on CD, in 1987, with the "eyes" printed upside-down. The CD was originally packaged in a CD long box. In The Dark - Grateful Dead (Thomsun Original EN-1836) A cassette version released in Saudi Arabia. It features the cover with the "upside-down" eyes. In the Dark - Grateful Dead (BMG/Arista BVCM-37142, September 6, 2000) This Japanese limited edition CD reissue features a miniature paper album sleeve reproduction of the original artwork ("mini-LP") with "K2 Remastering" of the music. The songs are: "Touch Of Grey", "Hell In A Bucket", "When Push Comes To Shove", "West L.A. Fadeaway", "Tons Of Steel", "Throwing Stones", "Black Muddy River", and a bonus track "My Brother Esau". The cover shows the "eyes" right side up. In The Dark - Grateful Dead (Mobile Fidelity MFSL 369, UPC 821797136914) The record album was released on 180 gram vinyl on July 10, 2012. The Gyuto Monks: Tibetan Tantric Choir (Windham Hill WH-2001) Produced by Mickey Hart. This studio recording of "Guhyasamaja Tantra, Chapter II" (23:33) and "Melody For Mahakala" (25:08) was made during their first U.S. tour in the Spring of 1985. Released in 1987. The covers features a photo of one monk. The Light Of The Spirit - Kitaro (Geffen GHS 24163) Produced by Mickey Hart. Hart (on "percussion and spatial effects") and Dave Grisman (on mandolin) appear on this September, 1987 release. Dead Zone - CD Collection - Grateful Dead (Arista ACD6 8530) A six-CD boxed collection of: "Terrapin Station", "Go To Heaven", "Dead Set", "Shakedown Street", "Reckoning", and "In The Dark". It includes a 24 page booklet with the six album covers reproduced full size ("In The Dark" has the upside-down "eyes") as well as concert and Dead Heads partying photos. The "Reckoning" CD does not include "Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie". Released in 1987. Grateful Dead Talk To Themselves (Arista ADP-9630) A 1987 "Promotional Copy" record produced by Dennis McNally, the Grateful Dead's publicist. This was sent out by Arista Records to radio stations and the press, presumably in lieu of months of individual interviews. The side one record label states: "The Grateful Dead Interview Themselves" (21:19). Classic Rock - var. (Warner Special Products 9-27616-2) This 1987 released collection on CD includes "Sugar Magnolia" by the Grateful Dead. Escape From Noise - Negativland (SST 133) Credits Jerry Garcia with "Mouth sounds and chimes" and Mickey Hart with "Percussion and processed animals" on "Backstage Pass" (1:15). Here It Is, The Music - Vol. 1: 1988 - var. (Rykodisc CDK 00099) This sampler includes "Da Bird Song" by Jerry Garcia and Howard Wales, from the "Hooteroll?" album. Gold & Platinum Volume Four - var. (Realm Records 1T1 7679) This two record collection from 1988 includes "Touch Of Grey" by the Grateful Dead. Gold & Platinum Volume Four - var. (Realm Records 2P 78262) This two record collection from 1988 includes "Touch Of Grey" by the Grateful Dead and "The Way It Is" by Bruce Hornsby and the Range. Delco Electronics Music System Sampler - var. (MFSL SPCD-8, Delco Electronics Music System Part No. 16124630) This sampler, made by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab, includes "U. S. Blues" by the Grateful Dead. Delco Electronics Music System Sampler - var. (MFSL SPCD-8, Delco Electronics Music System Part No. 16124630) This sampler, made by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab, includes "U. S. Blues" by the Grateful Dead. This released as the "Campus" version, containing the same material as the standard versions. King Biscuit Flower Hour - The Grateful Dead, Pt. 1 ( ) Portions of the New Year's Eve, 1987 show. With cue sheets, for broadcast on February 28, 1988. On CD only. Rebroadcast on December 9, 1990. King Biscuit Flower Hour - The Grateful Dead, Pt. 2 ( ) Portions of the New Year's Eve, 1987 show. With cue sheets, for broadcast on February 28, 1988. On CD only. Rebroadcast on December 9, 1990. Liberty - Robert Hunter (Relix RRLP 2029) With Jerry Garcia and others. Released on March 1, 1988. It includes "Liberty", "Bone Alley", and "Do Deny", which were released on a CD single. The front cover shows a hand holding a lit candle. Rock Stars No. 15 - The Grateful Dead (Radio Today Entertainment, 211 West 56th Street, Suite 3A, N.Y., NY 10019) A two record program of interviews and music, aired during the week of May 2, 1988. Legends Of Rock - The Grateful Dead ( ) A two record program for broadcast on October 2, 1988. Down In The Groove - Bob Dylan (Columbia OC 40957) Garcia, Weir, and Mydland sing backup on "Silvio". Hunter wrote "Silvio" (3:06) and "Ugliest Girl In The World" (3:32). Released on May 30, 1988. Some verses of "Silvio" originally appeared as verses in "Black Muddy River", dated September 14, 1986. Virgin Beauty - Ornette Coleman and Prime Time (CBS/Portrait OR 44301) Jerry Garcia plays on "Three Wishes" (4:19), "Singing In The Shower" (4:23), and "Desert Players" (4:24). Released in June, 1988. Rarities Radio Show - var. (Radio Today Entertainment, 211 West 56th Street, Suite 3A, N.Y., NY 10019) This promotional CD of obscure live cuts from the Rolling Stones, U2, Eric Clapton, The Who, Hendrix, etc., included some Grateful Dead material from either the "Historic Dead" or "Vintage Dead" releases. Monterey Pop Radio Special - var. ( ) This includes "Viola Lee Blues" and "Cold Rain And Snow" from the Dead's June 18, 1967 set at the Monterey International Pop Festival. On CD only. Broadcast during the July 4, 1988 weekend. Those Who Know History Are Doomed To Repeat It - Henry Kaiser (SST Records 198) Includes "Dark Star/The Other One" and "Mason's Children". The LP version of "Dark Star/The Other One" is 25:00 minutes long and does not include "The Other One". Robert Hunter speaks the 'mystery lyrics' at the end of "Dark Star". Released in August, 1988. Some of the early records have the labels on the wrong sides of the record and incorrectly list "Dark Star / The Other One" as being 30:55 long. The musicians on the album are from Bill Frisell's backing group of the time. Those Who Know History Are Doomed To Repeat It - Henry Kaiser (SST CD 198) Includes "Dark Star/The Other One" and "Mason's Children". This CD version of "Dark Star/The Other One" is 30:55 minutes long and includes "The Other One" (actually "Cryptical Envelopment"). Grateful Dead Hour - David Gans (Truth and Fun, Inc., 484 Lake Park Avenue, No. 102, Berkeley, CA 94610) A nationally syndicated weekly one hour show featuring interviews, studio and live music, etcetera, hosted by David Gans. The program marked 21 years of broadcast on January 28, 2006: No. 1 - September 5, 1988 (MJI Broadcasting, New York, NY - on record) No. 41 - June 12, 1989 - a repeat of No. 16 No. 53 - September 18, 1989 (Truth and Fun, Inc. - on tape and DAT) No. 58 - October 23, 1989 No. 59 - November 6, 1989 (no show for 10/30/89 due to the San Francisco earthquake) No. 1391 - May 18, 2015 ...and still going strong :-). Steal This Disc 1 - var. (Rykodisc RCD 00056) This 1987-released sampler includes "Wild Horses" from the "Old And In The Way" release. On CD only. Steal This Disc 2 - var. (Rykodisc RCD 00076) This CD-only sampler includes "Da Bird Song" from the "Hooteroll?" album. Steal This DAT 2 - var. (Rykodisc RDAT 00100) This DAT-only sampler includes "Da Bird Song" from the "Hooteroll?" album. 2400 Fulton Street: An Anthology - Jefferson Airplane (RCA 90036) Jerry Garcia plays on several songs included in this "best of" collection released in 1987. 2400 Fulton Street: An Anthology - Jefferson Airplane (RCA 5724-2-R) Also released on CD. The Heart Of Rock - various (Columbia ) Includes the Dead's "Touch Of Grey". The net proceeds from this record go to the T. J. Martell Foundation for Leukemia, Cancer, and AIDS Research. New Frontier - New Frontier (Polydor 835695) Brent Mydland plays keyboards on "Motel Rain" on this California's band debut album from September, 1988. The band includes Timothy B. Schmidt, David Lindley, and Paulheno Dacosta. Out of print. Nightfood - Brian Melvin's Nightfood (Global Pacific Records/Columbia ZK 40733) Bob Weir sings on "Fever" and "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy" (written by Joe Zawinul). Released in September, 1988. Recorded at Different Fur Recording in San Francisco with overdubs and mix done at Bob Weir's home studio. The cover shows a night scene of a woman in a short dress and high heeled shoes standing in front of a red car whose headlights are on. Possible recording dates are November 17, 1984 and January 3, 1985. Jaco Pastorius and Merl Saunders play on the album. Nightfood - Brian Melvin's Nightfood (Global Pacific/CBS GPD 333) CD release. Nightfood - Brian Melvin's Nightfood (Grateful Dead GDCD-39022) CD release. Watchfire - Peter Sears (Redwood Records RR 8806, Redwood Records, 6400 Hollis Street, Suite 8, Emeryville, CA 96408) Garcia plays slide guitar on "Nothing Personal" and acoustic guitar on "Let The Dove Fly Free". Hart and Garcia appear on "One More Innocent". Hart appears on other tunes. The album was released in 1988. (An alternate address may be: Redwood Records, 8 Laurel Street, Mill Valley, CA 94941.) Dinosaurs - Dinosaurs (Relix RRLP 2031) This vinyl record was released in 1988. It includes Robert Hunter on "Who Makes The Moves" which was also written by Hunter. This also includes "Resurrection Rag", which was written by Robert Hunter. Hunter also wrote the liner notes. The album was re-released as "Friends Of Extinction". Friends Of Extinction - Dinosaurs ( ) This is a re-release of the "Dinosaurs" (Relix RRLP 2031) album. Dinosaurs - Dinosaurs (Big Beat WIK83) The album was also released in the UK. Dinosaurs - Dinosaurs (Line Records) The album was also released in Germany. Living Earth - Living Earth (Relix RRLP 2033) This contains "Mason's Children". Released in October, 1988. Living Earth - Living Earth (Relix RRCD 2033) This contains "Mason's Children". Released on CD in October, 1988. Fiesta En La Biblioteca - The Pontiac Brothers (Frontier FLP 1019) Contains a version of "Brown Eyed Women". This, their third album, was released in 1986. Doll Hut / Fiesta En La Biblioteca - The Pontiac Brothers (Frontier 34637) A 1991 release of their second and third albums. Possibly released as late as September, 1993. Drums Of Passion: The Invocation - Babatunde Olatunji (Rykodisc RCD 10102) Released only on CD and cassette. Produced by Mickey Hart. Hart plays hoop drum and concussion stick. The album was recorded at Fantasy Studios Studio "D" from January 3 to 14, 1986 and remixed in Studio "A" on July 10, 1988. Drums Of Passion: The Invocation - Babatunde Olatunji (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15000) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. The Traveling Jewish Wedding - The Golden Gate Gypsy Orchestra Of America And California (Rykodisc RCD 10105, 1988) Released only on CD and cassette. Produced by Mickey Hart. Originally released in 1981. The Traveling Jewish Wedding - The Golden Gate Gypsy Orchestra Of America And California (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15004) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. - Zahir Hussain (Aspen Records ) Hart plays percussion on this Spring, 1987 release. Hussain also appeared on the Diga record. No Time - The Squalls (Dog Gone Records DOG 0001, Dog Gone Records, P.O. Box 1742, Athens, GA 30603, DOG 0001) Includes a version of "Truckin'". Released in 1988. Dog Gone Records was started by Jefferson Holt, R.E.M's manager. Almost Acoustic - Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band (Concensus Reality / Grateful Dead GDCD 4005) A CD-only release of the Fall, 1987 performances at the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles. It includes "Ripple". Released in December, 1988. On some of the songs, Garcia played a Takamine guitar and ran it through a Gallien-Krueger amplifier. Almost Acoustic - Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band (GD Records GDDLP 5.00036 M) A two record set pressed on white vinyl and released in Germany (Grateful Dead Records / Line Music GmbH, P.O. Box 605220, D-2000, Hamburg, 60, West Germany). Almost Acoustic - Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band (GD Records GDV 4005, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) a one record UK release with ten songs on it: "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot", "Deep Elum Blues", "Blue Yodel #9", "I'm Here To Get My Baby", and "I'm Troubled"; "The Girl At The Crossroads Bar", "Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie", "Casey Jones", "Diamond Joe", and "Ripple". Inner Child Proof - Chicago Voice Exchange (Arista AB 4160) This album includes an a capella version of "Uncle John's Band". Released in 1988. Dylan & The Dead - Bob Dylan (Columbia OC 45056) Bob Dylan live, with the Grateful Dead backing him, from the July, 1987 shows ("Joey" and "Slow Train" are from Foxboro; "I Want You" is from Oakland; "Queen Jane Approximately" is from Eugene; the rest are from Anaheim). Mixed and edited by John Cutler at the Dead's studio. Released on January 18, 1988, or even January 31, 1988, possibly even on February 6, 1989. The songs are: "Slow Train" (4:57), "I Want You" (4:04), "Gotta Serve Somebody" (5:51), "Queen Jane, Approximately" (6:38), "Joey" (9:23), "All Along The Watchtower" (6:24), and "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" (6:51). Dylan & The Dead - Bob Dylan (Columbia CT 45056) The album was released on cassette tape. Dylan & The Dead - Bob Dylan (Grateful Dead GDCD 4104) Released on CD in 1989. Dylan & The Dead - Bob Dylan (Columbia CD OC 45056) Released on CD as a special edition / promotional CD. Dylan & The Dead - Bob Dylan (Columbia CD CSK 1435) Released on CD as a demonstration / promotional CD. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-25621 / P-25622 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-25621 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Slow Train", "I Want You", "Gotta Serve Somebody", and "All Along The Watchtower" from "Dylan & The Dead". The P-25622 side contains tracks by Johnny Winter from his album "The Winter Of '88". Dylan & The Dead - Bob Dylan (Columbia CSK 1435) A promotional "picture CD" (the album cover appears on the CD). Contains the following songs: "Slow Train" (4:57), "I Want You" (4:51), "Gotta Serve Somebody" (5:51), "Queen Jane, Approximately" (6:32), "Joey" (5:23), "All Along The Watchtower" (6:24), and "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" (6:51). Dylan & The Dead - Bob Dylan (CBS 25DP-5402) This CD was released in Japan in 1989. The obi strip states: "DYLAN & THE DEAD ~ LIVE". Classical Music - The Palookas ( ) This album includes "Black Peter". Released in 1989. Silverado Trail - Terry Dolan ( ) This anthology album was co-produced with Dan Healy. Rainbow Warriors - Greenpeace (Geffen GHS 24236) A two-record compilation of recordings by popular Western musicians. It includes the Dead's "Throwing Stones" (4:24). Released in April, 1989. This was released on various labels worldwide, including Melodiya in the USSR. Rainbow Warriors - Greenpeace (RCA PL 74065) This two-record compilation that includes the Grateful Dead's "Throwing Stones" (4:24) was released in Germany Rainbow Warriors - Greenpeace (Geffen 9 24236-2) The compilation was released on two CDs. Double Dose - Kingfish (Relix RRCD 2035) A CD-only release of the "Alive In '85" (Relix RRCD 2016) and "Kingfish" (Relix RRCD 2005) albums on one CD. The songs from "Kingfish" have been reversed with respect to the sides they were on the LP. An uncredited instrumental track appears between the two albums. Released in February, 1989. Double Dose - Keith and Donna Godchaux (Relix RRCD 2020) A CD-only release of the "Playing In The Heart Of Gold Band" and "The Heart Of Gold Band" albums on one CD. Released in 1989. Peace On Earth - Country Joe McDonald (Ragbaby RAG 1019 - Ragbaby Records, Box 193316, S.F., CA 94119) Mickey Hart and Bob Weir play percussion on two tracks of this 1989 release. Also released on CD as Line 26048 and as One Way 31369. Folkways: The Original Vision - var. (Folkways/Smithsonian ) Transfer from original masters to CD done by Mickey Hart and team. Released in 1990. The notes include: "Special thanks to Mickey Hart of the Grateful Dead..." and list "Mickey Hart, technical director" of the digital remastering. Fresh Tracks In Real Time - Tom Constanten (Tom Constanten, P.O. Box 20195, Oakland, CA 94620) Includes "Dark Star", "Cold Rain And Snow", "Hesitation Blues", and others. Released in July, 1989 on cassette. Music To Be Born By - Mickey Hart (Rykodisc RCD 20112) Taro Hart's heartbeat, via fetal heart monitor, in his mother's, Mary, womb, recorded onto 16 track, overdubbed with flute by Steve Douglas, and Mickey Hart on percussion and Bobby Vega on bass. Produced by Mickey Hart. Released in April, 1989. Music To Be Born By - Mickey Hart (Ryko Analogue RACS 20112) The album was released on "CDQ" cassette. Side 1 is 35:09 and side 2 is 35:01 long. Music To Be Born By - Mickey Hart (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15023) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Freedom Chants From The Roof Of The World - Gyuto Monks Tibetan Tantric Choir (Rykodisc RCD 20113, August, 1989) Produced by Mickey Hart. Recorded ("Yamantaka" (27:44) and "Mahakala" (26:58)) at George Lucas's Skywalker Ranch on November 15, 1988. Also included is "#2 For Gaia" (9:17), recorded live at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York City, on December 3, 1988, with Mickey Hart, Phillip Glass, and Kitaro. Freedom Chants From The Roof Of The World - Gyuto Monks Tibetan Tantric Choir (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15024) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Rude Awakening - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - var. (Elektra 60873-1) This original motion picture soundtrack record album was released in August, 1989. It includes "Uncle John's Band" (4:43) by The Grateful Dead. Rude Awakening - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - var. (Elektra 60873-1) This original motion picture soundtrack record album was released as a "Promotional Copy Not For Sale" in August, 1989. It includes "Uncle John's Band" (4:43) by The Grateful Dead. Rude Awakening - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - var. (Elektra ST-E-60873) This original motion picture soundtrack record album was released in Canada in August, 1989. It includes "Uncle John's Band" (4:43) by The Grateful Dead. Rude Awakening - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - var. (Elektra 960 873-1) This original motion picture soundtrack record album was released in Germany in August, 1989. It includes "Uncle John's Band" (4:43) by The Grateful Dead. Rude Awakening - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - var. (Elektra CD 60873)T his original motion picture soundtrack was released on CD in Canada in August, 1989. It includes "Uncle John's Band" (4:43) by The Grateful Dead. Rude Awakening - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - var. (Elektra CD 60873)T his original motion picture soundtrack was released on CD in the US in August, 1989. It includes "Uncle John's Band" (4:43) by The Grateful Dead. Juggling Suns - Solar Circus (Relix RRCD 2037) Includes a version of "St. Stephen"/"The Eleven" (10:12). Released in September, 1989. The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test - var. (United Fan Club Society, Goteborg, Sweden, Stellar Music Special, Series 1, Show 1, SMS001-1) a record (in all likelihood a bootleg) from the San Francisco State College "Acid Test" of October 1 and 2, 1966. It is mostly Ken Babbs (?) talking in the college radio station's studio, interspersed with a few seconds of what could be Garcia on guitar, as well as parts of the Garcia, Kesey, et al interviews on NBC's "Tomorrow" show of May 7, 1981. Released in March, 1988. Stayin' Alive - Grateful Dead Records (Line Records GDCD 9.00750 E) A limited edition sampler CD, made in West Germany, and released in the UK in 1989. It has a picture of Uncle Sam (skeleton in a top hat with walking cane). The CD includes the following tracks taken from various albums: "Rolling Thunder / Shoshone Invocation" by Mickey Hart, "Eyes Of The World" by Grateful Dead, "Franklin's Tower" by Grateful Dead, "Keys To The Rain" by Robert Hunter, "Scarlet Begonias" by Grateful Dead, "Sugaree" by Jerry Garcia, "Let It Rock" by Jerry Garcia, "It Must Have Been The Roses" by Jerry Garcia, "Ship Of Fools" by Grateful Dead, "Tiger Rose" by Robert Hunter, "Cassidy" by Bob Weir, "Big Iron" by Kingfish, "Midnight Moonlight" by Old And In The Way, and "Deep Elem Blues" by Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band. The albums were individually numbered (info from 00312). Built To Last - Grateful Dead (Arista AL-8575) This turned out to be the Grateful Dead's final studio album. Released on Halloween, 1989. The album was released with a sticker on the front: "The Dead stack the deck...", and a "Built To Last" merchandise order form. The record album version does not include Brent Mydland's "We Can Run". "Victim Or The Crime" was written by Bob Weir and actor Gerrit Graham; the melody is a paraphrasing of a section of a work by Bela Bartok. Garcia described the song as dissonant and angular. Included is Brent Mydland's "I Will Take You Home", written for his daughters Jennifer and Jessica. Some of the album was recorded at George Lucas's Skywalker Ranch studios. "Believe It Or Not", "Gentlemen, Start Your Engines", and "Sh*t Happens" (entitled "Tough Changes" by Robert Hunter in his book "A Box Of Rain") were recorded as demos for this album, but were not released. Initially, the band recorded much of the album at Marin County Veteran's Auditorium, as was done for "In The Dark"; these recordings were not used. The album recording was started in late April, 1989. Most of the songs were developed by first determining an appropriate tempo for the song, recording an enhanced click track (with a drum machine), Weir, Mydland, Lesh, and Garcia establishing an appropriate layout and length, and then each band member worked on their parts individually. This allowed each musician to work, separately, with the same tempo and performance. On "Victim Or The Crime", numerous mechanical and industrial sound samples were used, including breaking lightbulbs on the twos and fours and different stampers being sampled on every other four of a four bar rhythm pattern. "I Will Take You Home" features only Mydland, Lesh, Hart, and Garcia, with Garcia playing a brief MIDI-guitar "horn", which is in the pocket trumpet or piccolo trumpet range. On "We Can Run", most of the background vocals are the band, tripled; on one portion, Mydland is singing melody, and he is doubled to sing the solo. Garcia's MIDI-guitar was recorded in a conventional manner, with mics placed close to and about three feet away from the amplifier. For "Foolish Heart", the vocals were downplayed to make them an element of the music. On "Foolish Heart", the musicians are playing lines, not chords; these provide the harmonic content of the song. "Standing On The Moon" was written in 1988. The album was recorded using the Dolby SR noise reduction system. The RIAA certified the album as "Gold" on January 3, 1990. The album contains "Foolish Heart" (5:10), "Just A Little Light" (4:42), "Built To Last" (5:03), "Blow Away" (6:09), "Victim Or The Crime" (7:33), "We Can Run" (5:30), "Standing On The Moon" (5:20), "Picasso Moon" (6:40), and "I Will Take You Home" (3:45). As part of the promotion package sent to radio stations was a six page press pack with extensive biographical material and a 8 x 10 publicity photo, as well as a deck of the playing cards. On the master tape boxes, the song titles are listed as: "Built To Last", Just A Little Light", "To A Foolish Heart", "Picasso Moon", "I Will Take You Home", "Standing On The Moon", "We Can Run But We Can't Hide", "Victim Or The Crime", and "Blow Away". Built To Last - Grateful Dead (Arista AC-8575) The clear plastic cassette version includes Brent Mydland's "We Can Run". Released on October 31, 1989. The songs on Side 1 are: "Foolish Heart", "Just A Little Light", "Built To Last", "Blow Away", and "Standing On the Moon". The songs on Side 2 are: "Victim Or The Crime", "We Can Run", "Picasso Moon", and "I Will Take You Home". The tape is BASF Chrome with 120 ms EQ. Built To Last - Grateful Dead (Arista ARCD-8575) The CD version includes Brent Mydland's "We Can Run". Released on All Hallow's Eve, 1989. When released, the CD was packaged in the 12 inch CD long box. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-26177 / P-26178 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-26177 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Foolish Heart", "Just A Little Light", "Built To Last", and "We Can Run" from "Built To Last". The P-26178 side contains tracks by the Del Fuegos from their album "Smoking In The Fields". Released in 1989. Built To Last - Grateful Dead (Arista A32D-93) The CD version was released in Japan. It came wrapped with a white obi strip with red, blue, and black printing. Built To Last - Grateful Dead (Arista AL 8575) The album was released on vinyl in Australia. Built To Last - Grateful Dead (Arista AL 8575) The album was released on vinyl in Canada. The front of album came with a white with red and black printed playing card sticker that stated: "THE DEAD STACK THE DECK" "Their New Album Includes:" "Foolish Heart" "Just A Little Light" "Picasso Moon". Built To Last - Grateful Dead (Thomsun Original EN-3292) A cassette version released in Saudi Arabia. Built To Last - Grateful Dead (Arista 210326) The album was released on vinyl in Germany. The album includes a insert listing "Built To Last" merchandise. Built To Last - Grateful Dead (BMG/Arista BVCM-37143, September 6, 2000) This Japanese limited edition CD reissue features a miniature paper album sleeve reproduction of the original artwork ("mini-LP") with "K2 Remastering" of the music. The songs are: "Foolish Heart", "Just A Little Light", "Victim Or The Crime", "Standing On The Moon", "Blow Away", "Picasso Moon", "Built To Last", "I Will Take You Home", and "We Can Run". Built To Last - Grateful Dead (Friday Music Records FRM-8575, UPC 000000085762) The album was released in 2011 as a limited edition pressing of 300 copies on translucent blue vinyl. The record was mastered by Joe Reagoso from the original Arista records tapes at Friday Music Studios. The records were manufactured by Rhino. The album cover sticker lists the "P/N: DED-GRA9900086" and "DESC: Built to Last Vinyl (Blue". Dead In A Deck - Grateful Dead (Arista ARCD-8575-DL) A special edition of "Built To Last" on CD. Released on October 31, 1989. This comes in blue printed packaging that looks like a box of playing cards. The Jester is printed on the CD and labeled "JOKER". It includes photos, a deck of Grateful Dead playing cards, the picture CD, and an order form for "Built To Last" merchandise. The band photos were taken on August 6, 1989 at the California Expo, Sacramento, California show. Dead In A Deck - Grateful Dead (Arista ARCD-8575-DL) This special edition of "Built To Last" on CD was also released as a promotional item with a blue "PROMOTIONAL NOT FOR SALE" sticker on the front. Dead In A Deck - Grateful Dead (Arista AC-8575-DL) A special edition of "Built To Last" on cassette. Released on October 31, 1989. This comes in red printed packaging that looks like a box of playing cards. It includes photos, a deck of Grateful Dead playing cards, the cassette, and an order form for "Built To Last" merchandise. The band pictures were taken on August 6, 1989 at the California Expo, Sacramento, California show. Transverse City - Warren Zevon (Virgin 91068) Garcia plays on "Transverse City" and "They Moved The Moon". Released in October, 1989. Transverse City - Warren Zevon (Virgin America Records Inc. CDVUS 9) The European version of the album, made in West Germany in 1989. The Wonder Years: Music from the Emmy Award-Winning Show & Its Era - var. (Atlantic 82032, October3, 1989) This collection of music from the television series "The Wonder Years" and the time era includes "Teach Your Children" by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, on which Garcia plays pedal steel. Grateful Dead Interview Picture Disk Limited Edition - (Baktabak BAK 2148) A picture disk with interviews released in England by Baktabak Records as part of the Talking Pictures series (Tabak Ltd., Network House, 29-39 Stirling Road, London W38 0J) Up Close With The Grateful Dead (Media America, New York City) This two hour show consists of music and interviews. Broadcast during the weeks of November 20 and 27, 1989. The material consists of two CDs. CD One (labeled "Part 1 Disc 1") is 52.34 long and CD Two (labeled "Part 1 Disc 2") is 64.53 long. Timothy White's Rock Stars - The Grateful Dead (Westwood One, Culver City, CA) This 90 minute show consists of music and interviews with Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir (the new album, Jerry Garcia's youth, early Dead history, Bob Weir being adopted) and a studio acoustic version of "The Victim Or The Crime" by Bob Weir and Rob Wasserman. Broadcast during the week of November 20, 1989. Live - Volume 1 - Classic Rock From the 60's and 70's - var. (JCI/Warner Special Products JCT-3401) This compilation of various live tracks includes "Sugar Magnolia" (7:04) from "Europe '72". Released in late 1989 on cassette and CD. Keep On Keepin' On - New Riders of the Purple Sage (MU Records MCD 31109, MU Records, Suite 413, 6565 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90028) This December, 1989 release on CD includes "Friend Of The Devil". Keep On Keepin' On - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Relix Records RRCD 2057) This is the Fall, 1992 re-release of the album previously released on MU Records. Songs Of Bob Dylan - var. (STDL 20, 1989) This compilation of covers of Bob Dylan songs includes "Farewell, Angelina" by the New Riders of the Purple Sage which appeared on their album "Oh, What A Mighty Time". The New Riders of the Purple Sage song only appears on the vinyl version of this album. The Grateful Dead Ante Up: The "Built To Last" Interview (Arista ASCD 9921) Band interviews by Bonnie Simmons and David Gans with music from "Built To Last". This December, 1989 promotional CD release with eleven tracks was produced by David Gans / Truth and Fun Inc. Grateful Dead Ante Up: The "Built To Last" Interview (Arista ASCD 9921) A promotional CD with the interviews. The cover shows a skeleton hand, coming in from the upper left, on top of seven playing cards, six of them face down, and the seventh (top) card showing the title: Grateful Dead Ante Up: The Built To Last Interview. "Special promotional CD. Not for sale" is printed across the bottom. The CD contains the following tracks: "Making The Album", "'Foolish Heart' interview segment", "Foolish Heart", "'Built To Last' interview segment", "Built To Last", "'Blow Away' interview segment", "Blow Away", "The Album Title", "Victim Or The Crime", "'Standing On The Moon' interview segment", "Standing On The One", "'We Can Run' interview segment", "We Can Run", "'Picasso Moon' interview segment", "Picasso Moon", "'I Will Take You Home' interview segment", "I Will Take You Home", "Success / Circus", and "Success II". Political World - Bob Dylan (Columbia CBS 655643) A twelve inch single that was released in 1990. It contains "Political World", "Ring Them Bells", "All Along The Watchtower", and "Silvio" from the "Down In The Groove" album. No Regrets - Danny Carnahan and Robin Petrie (DNA 70101, DNA Records, 725 Pomona Ave., Albany, CA 94706, (415) 525-4773) includes a version of "Loser". Released in February, 1990. Also available from Gourd Music, P.O. Box 585, Felton, CA 95018, (831) 425-4939, http://www.gourd.com. Dzintars: Songs Of Amber - The Latvian Women's Choir (Rykodisc RCD 10130) This 76 voice Latvian women's choir was recorded at the Skywalker Ranch sound stage on April 27, 1989. It was produced by Mickey Hart and Jerry Garcia. Released on CD in March, 1990. It includes "So Silent Is The Ukrainian Night" (2:32) with words by Alexander Pushkin and music by Rodion Shchedrin. Dzintars: Songs Of Amber - The Latvian Women's Choir (Rykodisc RCAS 10130) The album was released on cassette tape. Dzintars: Songs Of Amber - The Latvian Women's Choir (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15008) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Around The Horn - Souled American (Rough Trade 75, 1990) This album includes a cover of "Six Feet Of Snow" which was co-written by Keith Godchaux. Framed (Volume 2) - Souled American (Tumult Laboratories TM12, May 1, 1999) This two CD release of "Around The Horn" and "Sonny" includes a cover of "Six Feet Of Snow" which was co-written by Keith Godchaux. Blues From The Rainforest - Merl Saunders (S2CD-01, Sumertone Records, P.O. Box 22184, San Francisco, CA 94122, (800) 759-MERL) Jerry Garcia plays MIDI-guitar on "Blue Hill Ocean Dance" and "Afro Pearl", electric guitar on "Blues From the Rainforest", and acoustic guitar on "Sunrise Over Haleakala". Muruga Booker plays percussion. Released on CD and cassette (S2CS-16) in April, 1990. Also released by Grateful Dead Merchandising as GDCD 3901, although the CD inside is the Sumertone release. Also released as Sumertone 2133. Blues From The Rainforest - Merl Saunders (S2CD-01, Sumertone Records, P.O. Box 22184, San Francisco, CA 94122 (800) 759-MERL) A picture disc CD available only from Sumertone Records. Released in January, 1991. Sounds Of The Seventies: 1970 - var. (Time Life OP 2575) Released on vinyl in 1988. It includes monophonic single version of "Uncle John's Band". Sounds Of The Seventies: 1970 - var. (Time Life OPCD 2575) Released on CD in 1989. It includes monophonic single version of "Uncle John's Band". Sounds Of The Seventies - 1970 - var. (Time-Life SOD-01, Time-Life Books, 1450 East Parham Road, Richmond, VA 23280, (800) 621-7026) This series, mastered by Bill Inglot, includes the Dead's edited (3:09) single version of "Uncle John's Band" on the CD/cassette for 1970. Released in April, 1990. Sounds Of The Seventies - 1971 - var. (Time-Life SOD-02, Time-Life Books, 1450 East Parham Road, Richmond, VA 23280, (800) 621-7026) This series, mastered by Bill Inglot, includes the Dead's edited (3:16) single version of "Truckin'" on the CD/cassette for 1971. Released in April, 1990. Sounds Of The Seventies: 1971 - var. (Time Life OP 2577) Released on vinyl in 1988. It includes monophonic single version of "Truckin'". Sounds Of The Seventies: 1971 - var. (Time Life OPCD 2577) Released on CD in 1989. It includes monophonic single version of "Truckin'". Sounds Of The Seventies: FM Rock Vol. 1 - var. (Time-Life SOD-24) This single CD from the series includes "Sugar Magnolia" by the Grateful Dead. Sounds Of The Seventies: FM Rock Vol. 2 - var. (Time-Life SOD-26) This single CD from the series includes "Casey Jones" by the Grateful Dead. Sounds Of The Seventies: FM Rock - var. (Time-Life OPCD 2664) This single CD from the series includes "Sugar Magnolia" by the Grateful Dead. Sounds Of The Seventies: FM Rock II - var. (Time-Life OPCD 2679) This single CD from the series includes "Casey Jones" by the Grateful Dead. Desperado: The Best Of Country Rock - var. (Time-Life 17154) This two CD compilation includes the Dead's 4.44 version of "Uncle John's Band". If Six Was Nine - Alan Duffy and others (Imaginary Records COMM 18CD, Imaginary Records, 28 Hopwood Avenue, Hopwood, Heywood, Lancashire OL10 2AX England, telephone Heywood (0706)624616, and The Communion Label, P.O. Box 95625, Atlanta, GA 94117) This English album of Jimi Hendrix cover versions includes "If Six Was Nine" by The Obsequious Cheeselog, with Bob Weir on vocals and rhythm guitar, Gary Lambert on bass, Henry Kaiser and Glenn Phillips on guitars, and Mark McQuade-Crawford on drums. According to Gary Lambert: "the band's name was actually Obsequious CheeseLOG, not "Cheesecake". We actually performed around Northern California a number of times under that name with Henry, Mark and I as the nucleus and various friends joining us. "Obsequious Cheeselog" was just a name we came up with one day as we were idly kicking around parody names for a 60's psychedelic band." Heart's Desire - The Henry Kaiser Band (Reckless RECKD 19, Reckless Records, 1401 Haight St., San Francisco, CA 94117) This live record includes Tom Constanten on a version of "Dark Star > A Love Supreme > Dark Star". Released in March, 1990. A few bars of "Dark Star" and "China Cat Sunflower" are played at the end on "Are You Experienced". Heart's Desire - The Henry Kaiser Band (Reckless Records, 1401 Haight St., San Francisco, CA 94117) The CD has fewer selections than the double album. A Night On The Town - Bruce Hornsby and the Range (RCA/BMG 2041-1) Jerry Garcia plays on "Barren Ground" and "Across The River". Released in June, 1990. Without A Net - Grateful Dead (Arista AL3 8634) A live album recorded during the Spring, 1990 tour, with some vocals re-dubbed in the studio. Released September 25, 1990 as a three record, two cassette, and two CD package, this is the world's grandest, largest, best live recording (or so the sticker on the release package says). On the cassette and CD releases, "Bird Song" follows "Cassidy", while on the record, "Bird Song" precedes "One More Saturday Night". The album is deadicated to Clifton Hanger (a.k.a. Brent Mydland). The probable performance dates are: "Feel Like A Stranger" (October 9, 1989), "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo" (March 21, 1990), "Walkin' Blues" (October 23, 1989), "Althea" (March 15, 1990), "Cassidy" (February 25, 1990), "Bird Song" (March 25, 1990), "Let It Grow" (March 14, 1990), "China Cat Sunflower/I Know You Rider" (April 1, 1990), "Looks Like Rain" (March 28, 1990), "Eyes Of The World" (March 29, 1990) (vocals probably overdubbed), "Victim Or The Crime" (March 21, 1990), "Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower" (March 30, 1990), "One More Saturday Night" (March 24, 1990), and "Dear Mr. Fantasy" (April 1, 1990). The RIAA certified the album as "Gold" on November 27, 1990. The album was mixed in July, 1990. Without A Net - Grateful Dead (Arista AC2 8634) Released on September 25, 1990 as a two cassette package. Without A Net - Grateful Dead (Arista ACD2 8634, UPC 7822186242) Released on September 25, 1990 as a two CD package. Without A Net - Grateful Dead (Arista ACD2 8634 DL, UPC 7822286342) Released September 25, 1990 as a "Special Big Top Limited Edition" two CD package featuring two picture discs (a skeleton in a clown costume, with the right eye being the CD hole), a 17 inch by 22 inch foldout color poster, and a sixteen page booklet with band photos. The artwork is by Rick Griffin and the CD case art is by Mikio. Armed Forces Radio And Television Service: Station Library P-26601 / P-26602 - var. (Armed Forces Radio And Television Service AFRTS ) The P-26601 side of this AFRTS LP record release contains "Feel Like A Stranger", "Walkin' Blues", and "Cassidy". The P-26602 side contains "Looks Like Rain", "One More Saturday Night", and "Dear Mr. Fantasy". All of these tracks are from "Without A Net". Without A Net - Grateful Dead (BMG/Arista BVCM-37144-5, September 6, 2000) This Japanese limited edition CD reissue features a miniature paper album sleeve reproduction of the original artwork ("mini-LP") with "K2 Remastering" of the music. The songs are: "Eyes Of The World", "Victim Or The Crime", "Help On The Way" > "Slipknot" > "Franklin's Tower", "Bird Song", "One More Saturday Night", "Dear Mr. Fantasy", "Feel Like A Stranger", "Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodeloo", "Walkin' Blues", "Althea", "Cassidy", "Let It Grow", "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider", and "Looks Like Rain". At The Edge - Mickey Hart (Rykodisc RCD 10124) This CD is the musical companion to Mickey Hart's book "Drumming At The Edge Of Magic". Personnel includes: Jerry Garcia, Babatunde Olatunji, Jose Lorenzo, Taro S. Hart, Airto, Zakir Hussain, Creek Hart, and Sikiru Adepoju. Released on September 18, 1990. Selections From "At The Edge" - Mickey Hart (Rykodisc ) This promotional CD contains: "#4 For Gaia" (4:56), "Skywater (excerpt)" (3:53), Cougar Run: (3:39), and "Pigs In Space" (4:32). On the insert, it states that "Mickey Hart gives New Age a new edge.". At The Edge - Mickey Hart (Ryko Analogue RACS 0124) This cassette is the musical companion to Mickey Hart's book "Drumming At The Edge Of Magic". Personnel includes: Jerry Garcia, Babatunde Olatunji, Jose Lorenzo, Taro S. Hart, Airto, Zakir Hussain, Creek Hart, and Sikiru Adepoju. Released on September 18, 1990. The Cauldron Journey Of Healing - Nicki Scully (CAU 3, available from Ladyslipper, Inc., P.O. Box 3124-R, Durham, NC 27715, (800) 634-6044, (919) 683-1570) A meditation tape by Nicki Scully, with a musical score by Roland Barker and Jerry Garcia. Side One of this cassette release includes narration by Nicki Scully, and Side Two is just the musical score. OutSides - Tom Constanten (Tom Constanten, P.O. Box 20195, Oakland, CA 94620) Includes "Electronic Study #3" (recorded in Bruxelles, September 1-4, 1962, at the Studio APELAC) which was used in the track "We Leave The Castle" on "Anthem Of The Sun". "Alaric's Premonition" is very similar to "What's Become Of The Baby". Released in November, 1990 on cassette. Superstitious Blues - Country Joe McDonald (Ragbaby RAG 1028/Rykodisc RCD 10201) Jerry Garcia plays on "Superstitious Blues" (3:48), "Starship Ride" (3:06), "Clara Barton" (3:34) and "Blues For Michael" (6:48). Recorded at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley in Spring, 1990. Released on January 22, 1991. Ragbaby Records, P. O. Box 193316, S.F., CA 94119. Fast Food For Thought - Wartime (Chrysalis 21753) Recorded at the Zion House O' Flesh in the Winter of 1989. This short (29:02) release from 1990 by Henry Rollins and Andrew Weiss (bass) with Sim Caim (drums) includes a version of "Franklin's Tower" (7:38). Fast Food For Thought - Wartime featuring Henry Rollins (Chrysalis 0946 3 21753 2 8) A CD version released in 1994. Five Man Acoustical Jam - Tesla (Geffen 24311) An acoustic concert taped in Philadelphia during the Summer of 1990. This album includes a shortened version of "Truckin'" (final chorus > "...Sweet Jane..." > the next verse's chorus > bridge with a few alterations) on the track "Comin' Atcha Live / Truckin'" (7:23). The Jack Kerouac Collection - Jack Kerouac (Rhino 70939) A boxed set of the complete recorded works of Jack Kerouac. The 40 page booklet includes commentary by Jerry Garcia. Released in 1990. Blues In The Mississippi Night - var. (Rykodisc RCD 90155) This single CD features Memphis Slim, Big Bill Broonzy, and Sonny Boy Williamson, as told and recorded by Alan Lomax. It comes packaged with a thick booklet in a double-CD box and the liner notes say "Thanks to Mickey Hart". Carry On - Crosby, Stills and Nash (Atlantic 7567-80487-2, 1991) This album includes "Teach Your Children" by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, on which Garcia plays pedal steel guitar. Up Close Volume 5: The World Sampler featuring Mickey Hart - Presented by Rykodisc and Boston Acoustics (Rykodisc RCD PRO 9006) A "For Promotion Only" sampler available through Boston Acoustics. It consists of previously released material: "The Beast" (The Rhythm Devils from "Apocalypse Now Sessions"); "Skywater" (Mickey Hart from "At The Edge"); "Blow Wind Blow" (The Dzintars from "Songs Of Amber"); "Akiwowo (a cappella)" (Babatunde Olatunji from "Drums Of Passion: The Beat"); "Akiwowo" (Babatunde Olatunji from "Drums Of Passion: The Beat"); "Tal Mala" (Diga Rhythm Band from "Diga"); "Reunion (I, II)" (Hart, Airto, and Purim from "Dafos"); and "Pigs In Space" (Mickey Hart from "At The Edge"). All tracks produced by Mickey Hart for 360 Degree Productions, except "Blow Wind Blow", produced with Jerry Garcia. This CD was available from Boston Acoustics until December 31, 1990. Songs From The Sacred Napkin - var. (Rykodisk, 1990) This promotional sampler includes "Train Don't Run Here Anymore" from the "Tales Of The Great Rum Runners" album by Robert Hunter and "The Tomtit's Message" from "Dzintars: Songs of Amber" by the Dzintars Latvian Women's Choir that had been produced by Mickey Hart. Journey With The Sun - Paul Winter and the Earth Band (Living Music LM 0038, http://www.livingmusic.com, 2000) Mickey Hart is credited and performs on his RAMU (Random Access Music Universe) instrument on the track "Caravan At Dawn" (6:27), which was recorded at the Winter Solstice concert in 1999. Here Goes Nothin' - Zero (Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab MFCD 778) This 1990 CD re-release of their first album includes an extra track "Showboat" (3:27), written by Keith Godchaux and Donna Jean Godchaux. Venu - Hariprasad Chaurasia and Zakir Hussain (Rykodisc RCD 20128, 1989) Classical flute music from India that is both devotional and romantic. Features tabla master Zakir Hussain. Part of Mickey Hart's "The World" series. The album was recorded at the Stone House in Fairfax, CA in November, 1974. Venu - Hariprasad Chaurasia and Zakir Hussain (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15025) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Voices Of The Rainforest - var. (Rykodisc RCD 10173, 1991) In August, 1990, Steven Feld recorded a soundscape of a day in the life of the Kaluli people in the rainforest of Bosavi, Papua New Guinea. Part of Mickey Hart's "The World" series. Voices Of The Rainforest - var. (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15009) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Honor The Earth Powwow: Songs Of The Great Lakes Indians - var. (Rykodisc RCD 10199) Produced by Thomas Vennum Jr. and Mickey Hart. This recording, made on July 20, 1990, in northern Wisconsin near Lake Superior, documents a Native American Powwow. It features drummers and singers of the Ojibwa, Menominee, and Winnebago tribes of the Great Lakes region. This is a celebration of life, to honor the earth and thank the Creator with a night of song, dance, and drums. Part of Mickey Hart's "The World" series. Honor The Earth Powwow: Songs Of The Great Lakes Indians - var. (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15010) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Welcome To Our World: 1990 Rykodisc Sampler Of THE WORLD - var. (Rykodisc RCD PRO 9002). This consists of previously released material: "Blow Wind Blow" (Dzintars from "Songs Of Amber"); "Sweet Sixteen" (Diga Rhythm Band from "Diga"); "Akiwowo" (Babatunde Olatunji from "Drums Of Passion: The Beat"); "Kori" (Babatunde Olatunji from "Drums Of Passion: The Invocation"); "The Groom" (from "The Music Of Upper And Lower Egypt"); "Dry Sands Of The Desert" (Mickey Hart, Airto, and Flora Purim from "Dafos"); "Tov L'Hodot" (The Golden Gate Gypsy Orchestra from "The Traveling Jewish Wedding"); "Mwashah" (Hamza El Din from "Eclipse"); "Compound" (The Rhythm Devils from "The Apocalypse Now Sessions"); "Alop And Jor" [edit] (Hariprasad/Zakir Hussain from "Venu"); (Mickey Hart, Taro Hart from "Music To Be Born By" [edit]); "Raga: Bageshree" [edit] (Ustad Sultan Khan from "Sarangi: The Music Of India"); "Yamantaka" [edit] (The Gyuto Monks from "Freedom Chants From The Roof Of The World"). Produced by Mickey Hart. Around The World (For A Song): 1991 - Rykodisc Sampler Of THE WORLD Series (Rykodisc RCD 00217). This consists of previously released material: "Udu Chant" (Mickey Hart from "Planet Drum"); "Sweet Sixteen" (Diga Rhythm Band from "Diga"); "Blow Wind Blow" (Dzintars from "Songs Of Amber"); "Akiwowo (a cappella)" (Babatunde Olatunji from "Drums Of Passion: The Beat"); "Kori" (Babatunde Olatunji from "Drums Of Passion: The Invocation"); "The Groom" (from "The Music Of Upper And Lower Egypt"); "Dry Sands Of The Desert" (Mickey Hart, Airto, Flora Purim from "Dafos"); "Tov L'Hodot" (The Golden Gate Gypsy Orchestra from "The Traveling Jewish Wedding"); "Mwashah" (Hamza El Din from "Eclipse"); "Bamboo Jews Harp" [edit] (from "Voices Of The Rainforest"); "Compound" (Rhythm Devils from "The Apocalypse Now Sessions"); "Alop And Jor" [edit] (Hariprasad/Zakir Hussain from "Venu"); "Raga: Bageshree" [edit] (Ustad Sultan Khan from "Sarangi: The Music Of India"); "Yamantaka" [edit] (The Gyuto Monks from "Freedom Chants From The Roof Of The World"); "Grand Entry Song" (Little Otter Singers from "Honor The Earth Powwow, Songs Of The Great Lakes Indians"); "Sky Water" [edit] (Mickey Hart from "At The Edge"). Produced by Mickey Hart. Deadicated: A Tribute To The Grateful Dead - var. (Arista ARCD 8669) A compilation of covers of Grateful Dead songs, especially recorded for this album, and produced by Ralph Sall. It includes: Los Lobos ("Bertha"), Bruce Hornsby ("Jack Straw"), The Harshed Mellows ("U.S. Blues"), Elvis Costello ("Ship Of Fools"), Suzanne Vega ("China Doll" > "Cassidy"), Dwight Yoakam ("Truckin'"), Warren Zevon and David Lindley ("Casey Jones"), The Indigo Girls ("Uncle John's Band"), Lyle Lovett ("Friend Of The Devil"), The Cowboy Junkies ("To Lay Me Down"), Midnight Oil ("Wharf Rat"), Burning Spear ("Estimated Prophet"), Dr. John ("Deal"), and Jane's Addiction ("Ripple" > "The Other One"). "U.S. Blues" was recorded by a makeshift group including Dan Baird and Mauro Magellan of the Georgia Satellites, Mike Campbell, Benmont Tench and Stan Lynch of the Heartbreakers, and vocalist Michelle Malone. Released on April 23, 1991. The artists, Mikio and William Giese, drew hidden faces of animals in the rose on the front cover, and skeletons in the inner sleeve artwork. Deadicated: A Tribute To The Grateful Dead - var. (Arista ARCD 8669) This was also released as a special promotional package consisting of an eight inch square of heavy paper which folds out into a three panel picture with a pocket for the CD. On the outside is the rainforest design in brown and the same design appears inside in green. The artwork on the 7 inch square booklet cover is the same as the cover, and includes two paintings by Mikio, photos of and comments by each of the artists. The CD also has the rainforest design on it, with one line of printing at the bottom. Deadicated: A Tribute To The Grateful Dead - var. (Arista AC-8669) The album was released on cassette tape. Deadicated: A Tribute To The Grateful Dead - var. (Arista Records, Inc. 304179) This is a two record set made in West Germany and released in England. It has the same graphics as the CD and the sleeve contains the same information as the booklet. Deadicated: A Tribute To The Grateful Dead - var. (Arista ARCD 8669) The CD was released in the UK in 1991. This release includes the foldout and a 16 page color booklet. Knot Live - Slipknot (Knot Records 1, Slipknot, P.O. Box 1047 Waltham, MA 02154, (617) 642-0760, 1991) This cassette release includes "Mr. Charlie" on Side A, and "Shakedown Street" on Side B. One From The Vault - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4013-2) The August 13, 1975 "Blues For Allah" show at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, released from The Tape Vault. Mastered by Joe Gastwirt of Oceanview Digital. Available in stores on April 18, 1991. Released April 30, 1991, or possibly even April 15, 1991. The first CD is 53:20 long and the second is 75:00. Although the set break actually occurred after "King Solomon's Marbles" and "Around And Around" was the last song performed, on the CD, "Around And Around" and the break announcement have been placed after "King Solomon's Marbles" on the first CD. Also, Bill Graham's joke (during the intro) about winning double-or-nothing from Ron Rakow is not included. A detailed equipment list is included. One From The Vault - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDC40134) The album was released on two cassette tapes. Cassette one is labeled as GDC4013-AAC. Cassette two is labeled as GDC4013-BAC. One From The Vault - Grateful Dead (GDV3 4015, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, UK NW10 7AS) A three record set made in West Germany and released in England. The sleeve info is the same as on the CD, with the following additional info: "This LP was made by copying the CD Master tape onto DAT, and adding the side breaks and then direct metal master for Vinyl.". The inside of the gatefold has several black and white photos from the performance and the equipment list is not included. The songs are: "Introduction" (0:46), "Help On The Way" (7:52), "Franklin's Tower" (6:58), "Music Never Stopped" (5:29), "It Must Have Been The Roses" (5:05), "Eyes Of The World" > "Drums" (14:32), "King Solomon's Marbles" (6:36), "Around And Around" (5:59), "Sugaree" (7:56), "Big River" (4:50), "Crazy Fingers" > Drums (13:08), "The Other One" (5:33), "Sage And Spirit" (3:24), "Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad" (7:13), "U.S. Blues" (5:29), and "Blues for Allah" (21:01). One From The Vault - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDTC3 4015) The album was released in the UK on two cassette tapes. One From The Vault - Grateful Dead (Line GDCD901096) The two CD album was also released in Germany. One From The Vault - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Future Days FDR607, UPC 826853060714, December 2, 2013) The album was released on three 180 gram vinyl records in the USA in 2013. The album was released in a gatefold cover. Alive And In The Present - Jerry Garcia Band (Arista 18690-2) A live album released on August 27, 1991. The 140:52 minute, double CD release includes: "The Way You Do The Things You Do", "Waiting For A Miracle", "Simple Twist Of Fate", "Get Out of My Life, Woman", "Sisters And Brothers", "I Shall Be Released", "Dear Prudence", "Deal", "Stop That Train", " Senor", "Evangeline" (the Los Lobos song), "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down", "Don't Let Go", "Lucky Old Sun", and "Tangled Up In Blue". Alive And In The Present - Jerry Garcia Band (Arista 18690-4) The album was released on two cassettes on August 27, 1991, nineteen years after the Grateful Dead concert in Veneta, Oregon. Jerry Garcia Band / Deal - Jerry Garcia Band (Arista ASCD 2343) This promotional CD contains four tracks: three versions of "Deal" ("1. Long Edit 5:19", "2. Short Edit 3:58", and "3. Album Version 8:28") and "4. Waiting For A Miracle 4:33". These are from the "Alive And In The Present" album. Alive And In The Present - Jerry Garcia Band (BMG/Arista BVCM-37148-9, September 6, 2000) This Japanese limited edition CD reissue features a miniature paper album sleeve reproduction of the original artwork ("mini-LP") with "K2 Remastering" of the music. Garcia/Grisman - David Grisman and Jerry Garcia (Acoustic Disc ACD-02, Acoustic Disc, P.O. Box 4143, San Rafael, CA 94913, 800-221-3472, http://www.dawgnet.com) Live 'Grateful Dawg' music, released July 12, 1991. This CD includes: "Grateful Dawg", "Two Soldiers", "Friend Of The Devil", "Russian Lullaby", "Dawg's Waltz", "Walkin' Boss", "Rockin' Chair", "Arabia", and "The Thrill Is Gone". Some twenty tunes were recorded at these sessions, of which nine were released. Garcia/Grisman - David Grisman and Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead GDCD-39032) CD release by Grateful Dead Merchandising. Bluegrass Reunion - David Grisman (Acoustic Disc ACD-04) More bluegrass. The group consists of Red Allen, David Grisman, Herb Pedersen, Jim Buchanan, and James Kerwin, with special guest Jerry Garcia. There are 16 tracks, with a total running time 47:26. Garcia sings on a Stanley tune "The Fields Have Turned Brown" and on "Ashes Of Love" by Anglin and Wright. CSN - Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young (Atlantic 82319-2) Garcia, Lesh, and Kreutzmann appear on this retrospective collection of songs by the various members of CSNY. Released in October, 1991. Infrared Roses - Grateful Dead (Arista / Grateful Dead GDCD 40142, UPC 078221401425) Released on November 1, 1991. A musical collage of various "Space" and "Drums" segments put together by Bob Bralove. Bralove excerpted various instrumental sections from Grateful Dead concerts recorded during the 1989 and 1990 tours and processed these in the studio. Portions of "Silver Apples Of The Moon" are from November 1, 1990 with Bruce Hornsby on piano. "Apollo At The Ritz" features Branford Marsalis from March 29, 1990. "Post Modern Hi-Rise Table Top Stomp" includes Willie Green from July 10, 1989. "Riverside Rhapsody" starts with the last few notes of "Uncle John's Band". "Sparrow Hawk Row" includes Dan Healy on effects. "Parallelogram" starts off with a double trap set and segues into a "The Beast" and timbales solo. "Little Nemo In Night Land" consists of Garcia, Weir, and Lesh, with Lesh's parts coming from about a dozen different shows. The cover art was designed by Jerry Garcia. The tracks are: "1. Crowd Sculpture" (2:21), "2. Parallelogram" (5:06), "3. Little Nemo In Nightland" (6:18), "4. Riverside Rhapsody" (3:55), "5. Post-Modern Highrise Table Top Stomp" (4:23), "6. Infrared Roses" (5:39), "7. Silver Apples Of The Moon" (5:41), "8. Speaking In Swords" (3:29), "9. Magnesium Night Light" (5:30), "10. Sparrow Hawk Row" (3:23), "11. River Of Nine Sorrows" (4:25), and "12. Apollo At The Ritz" (8:16). Infrared Roses - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Arista GDC40144, UPC 078221401449) The album was released on cassette at 58 minutes long. Side one contains: "Crowd Sculpture", "Parallelogram", "Little Nemo In Nightland", "Riverside Rhapsody", "Post-Modern Highrise Table Top Stomp", and "Infrared Roses". Side Two contains: "Silver Apples Of The Moon", "Speaking In Swords", "Magnesium Night Light", "Sparrow Hawk Row", "River Of Nine Sorrows", and "Apollo At The Ritz". Another Way To Find You - Chris Smither (Flying Fish FF 568) This "live" (in the studio with an audience) recording made on December 28 and 29, 1989 at Soundtrack Studios in Boston includes a performance of "Friend Of The Devil" (3:11). Released in 1991. Another Way To Find You - Chris Smither (HighTone HCD 8088) This is a 1998 re-release on CD. http://www.hightone.com or http://www.smither.com Trios - Rob Wasserman (MCA/GRP MGD 4021) Jerry Garcia (piano) and Edie Brickell (vocals) play on "Zillionaire" and also on "American Popsicle". Bob Weir plays on "Easy Answers". Bruce Hornsby and Branford Marsalis play on "White-Wheeled Limousine". The CD was released in April, 1991. An outtake of "American Popsicle" from this album, featuring Rob Wasserman, Edie Brickell, and Jerry Garcia, was recorded on December 16, 1989 at the Club Front. On this outtake, which features Edie Brickell's voice heavily reverb-ed, Garcia plays a MIDI guitar, in organ-like and then bassoon-like tones, and quotes a "wassail" song, a round, called "A'soalin" that appears on the Peter, Paul and Mary album "Moving" from 1962. That melody is familiar to Scouts as a campfire song: "Hey, hoo, the campfire's lit, all around the fire we sit, merrily we sing this song...". Trios - Rob Wasserman (MCA / GRP WGRM 40222, February, 1994) This promotional CD contains three tracks from the "Trios" album: "Fantasy Is Reality / Bells Of Madness" (with Brian Wilson and Carnie Wilson), "White-Wheeled Limousine (with Bruce Hornsby and Branford Marsalis), and "Easy Answers" (with Bob Weir and Neil Young). Trios - Rob Wasserman (Grateful Dead GDCD 4137) The album was released on CD. Trios - Rob Wasserman (Mobile Sound Fidelity Labs Ultradisc 752, 1999, http://www.mofo.com) A 24 carat gold plated CD release. Jazayer Plus Ali Jihad Racy - Jazayer (EarthBeat EBD 2549, EarthBeat, Music For Little People, P.O. Box 1460, Redway, CA 95560, (800) 346-4445) A selection of Middle Eastern classical and dance music, recorded by Mickey Hart and Dan Healy at Montgomery Chapel, in San Anselmo, CA. The group includes Vince Delgado (who was in Diga), and features Ali Jihad Racy. Music For Little People is a company that sells music and musical instruments for children. A Box Of Rain - Live 1990 - Robert Hunter (Rykodisc RCD 10214) Released on August 20, 1991. As Hunter says: "The nine live tunes are from my December '90 tour. Direct recordings were made of all the shows but audience tapes cut on Dr. Sam's DAT recorder (last night of the tour, The Warfield, S.F.) were generally juicier than the board tapes. The three board tapes I did select were "Deal" from the same night, recorded by Chris Kathman, and "Franklin's Tower" and "Space" from Boston, recorded by Bill Blaine. The three studio cuts that begin and end the album were engineered by yours truly. All cuts on the album are 2-track stereo without overdub. Joe Gastwin EQ'd, plucked some clicks and pops off the tracks and smoothed the transitions during mastering.". The album contains: "Box Of Rain" (a studio version recorded for this album), "Scarlet Begonias" (studio recording), "Franklin's Tower", "Jack Straw", "Brown Eyed Women", "Reuben and Cerise", "Space", "Deal", "Promontory Rider", "Ripple", "Boys In The Barroom", and "Stella Blue" (a studio recording). Planet Drum - Mickey Hart (Rykodisc RCD 10206) A musical companion to Mickey Hart's book "Planet Drum". Released on September 24, 1991 (official date is October 1, 1991). Mickey Hart went on a book signing tour in the Fall of 1991. Planet Drum - Mickey Hart (Ryko Gold Records RCD ) A limited edition gold plated CD. Zakir Hussain And The Rhythm Experience - Zakir Hussain and The Rhythm Experience (Moment Records MRCD 1007) On this November, 1991 release, Mickey Hart is credited with playing "Found metal" on "Balinese Fantasy" (3:50). Sonatas By Hayden, Schubert, Beethoven - Tom Constanten (Mauroy Records MR2001, 1991) Live In Concert: Tom Constanten At The Piano - Tom Constanten (Mauroy Records MR2002, Mauroy Records, 691 10th Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94118, (415) 386-6036 or (415) 386-8400) This 50:34 CD of classical piano works recorded on December 6, 1992 at the Old First Church in San Francisco with a cover photo of Tom Constanten in front of the Golden Gate Bridge was released in 1996. It includes "Modern Love Waltz" (2:42) by Philip Glass and Tom Constanten's "Dejavalse" (1:41). Desert Island Discs - var. (MJI Broadcasting (212) 245-5010) the October 20, 1991 segment of this syndicated show includes Bob Weir's selections of what records he would bring if he were marooned on an island. Jerry Garcia Interview By Scott Muni (Arista ADP 2377) Jerry Garcia interviewed on September 13, 1991 by WNEW-FM's (102.7 MHz in New York City) Scott Muni. The questions were prepared by David Gans. Arista turned the interview into a disc that was sent to radio stations to promote the "Alive And In The Present" album by the Jerry Garcia Band. This was released only on vinyl. Released in December, 1991. Jerry Garcia Radio Special - (Arista ADP 2377) This record album is "a candid conversation with Jerry Garcia on his friends, his fans and his new Live & Electric album “Jerry Garcia Band”". It contains the following interview segments. Side A has: "Mr. Marty - Open 0:30", "A Conversation with Scott Muni and Jerry Garcia 26:54", and "Mr. Marty - Close 0.23". Side B has "Dry Voice Tracks": "Story About Melvin Seals 2:53", "Dylan piece 1:02", "I Shall Be Released 0:36", "Simple Twist Of Fate 0:55", "That Lucky Old Sun 1:19", "Dear Prudence 1:58", "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down 1:18", "Don't Let Go 2:19", and "David Grisman piece 2:33". In Dreams - var. (Sony Music Special Products A 22837) This collection includes "Dark Star (excerpt)" by the Grateful Dead and "Love Scene" by Jerry Garcia, both from the "Zabriskie Point" album. Released in 1992. Devout Catalyst - Ken Nordine (Grateful Dead GDCD 40152) Ken Nordine's 'word jazz', backed live by David Grisman on mandolin, Jerry Garcia on guitar, Jim Kerwin on double bass, Howard Levy on keyboards and harmonica, and Joe Craven on percussion, with a vocal appearance by Tom Waits. It includes "So What" played behind one of the raps. Recorded in March, 1991 at the Front Street studio. Produced by Dan Healy. Released in January, 1992. Dan Healy provided the technical information from the recording sessions. Devout Catalyst - Ken Nordine (Grateful Dead GDC 40154) The album was released on cassette. Twisted Christmas Boxed Set - Bob Rivers (Twisted Tunes/Atlantic 82714) Although not a Grateful Dead song, this album does include a parody of "Oh Come, All Ye Faithful", entitled "O Come All Ye Grateful Deadheads". http://www.twistedtunes.com Save The Planet So We'll Have Someplace To Boogie - Merl Saunders (Sumertone Records S2CD-2153, (800) 759-MERL) On some CD packages, the title was misspelled as "Save The Planet So We'll Have Some Place To Boobie". This double-disc, live album, recorded at Wetlands in New York City and Great American Music Hall, includes "Sugaree". Released in November, 1991. Neal Cassady - Drive Alive (Key-Z Productions, P.O. Box 764, Pleasant Hill, OR 97455, (503) 741-1119) A 60 minute soundtrack taken from a series of tapes Neal Cassady made in 1965. Backed by the Warlocks, Cassady takes a verbal joyride through his life, his cars, his women, and the lessons he learns along the way. Additional music by Jerry Garcia. Tricker - Ken Kesey and the Thunder Machine (Key-Z Productions, 755 Polk Street, Eugene OR 97402, (503) 741-1119) A 60 minute tape. Side A consists of the story "Little Tricker The Squirrel Meets Big Double The Bear" told by Ken Kesey and accompanied by the Thunder Machine Band. Side B includes three songs written by Kesey and performed by Kesey and the Thunder Machine Band with Jerry Garcia on lead guitar. Nicky Holland - Nicky Holland (Epic Associated ZK 47413) Released in 1992, this album includes a cover of "Box Of Rain". From the press release for this album, her comments on "Box Of Rain": "I was introduced to the Grateful Dead's music by my sister's boyfriend when I was 13. I have since recognized that a lot of my passion for the band was teenage infatuation. However, some of their songs never left me - this has always been my favorite." Two From The Vault - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 40162) The second in the "From The Vault" series, this time two CDs the August 24, 1968 show (according to the liner notes). Released in May, 1992. Dan Healy mixed the 34 minute long "Alligator" > "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" > "Feedback" from August 23, 1968 as the third disc of this release, but this was not included in the album. Instead, this ended up being included as the bonus material on the "Anthem Of The Sun" CD of "The Golden Road" box set. Two From The Vault - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDC 40164) The album was released on two cassette tapes. Cassette one is labeled as GDC40164-AAC. Cassette two is labeled as GDC40164-BAC. The songs are: "Good Morning, Little School Girl", "Dark Star" > "Saint Stephen" > "The Eleven" > "Death Don't Have No Mercy", "The Other One" > "New Potato Caboose" > "Turn On Your Lovelight", and "Morning Dew". Two From The Vault - Grateful Dead (GDV3 , Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, UK NW10 7AS) A three record set made in West Germany and released in England. The second in the "From The Vault" series. Two From The Vault - Grateful Dead (Future Days FDR608, December 9, 2014, UPC 826853060813) A four record release, with the sides labeled "A" through "H", of the album. Nightfall Of Diamonds - Tom Constanten (Relix Records RRCD 2046) This 1992 CD includes "Dark Star", featuring Henry Kaiser on guitar. It also includes a very short "Friend Of The Devil" and "Cold Rain And Snow" which includes a few lines from "Doin' That Rag". "Cold Rain And Snow" also appears on "Fresh Tracks In Real Time". "Cold Rain And Snow", "I Know You Rider", and "Friend Of The Devil" also appear on "The Relix Bay Rock Shop No. 2". "Cold Rain And Snow" and "And We Bid You Good Night" also appear on "Relix Sampler #4". "And We Bid You Good Night" also appears on "Dead Delites Volume 1". The Other Side Of This - Airto (Rykodisc RCD 10207, 1988) Produced by Mickey Hart. It was recorded in 1991 at The Barn and features Airto Moreira with Mickey Hart, Zakir Hussain, Babatunde Olatunji, Flora Purim, and T. H. "Vikku" Vinayakram. It includes the Hart and Moreira composition "Terra E Mar" (6:03). The Other Side Of This - Airto (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15011) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Jefferson Airplane Loves You - Jefferson Airplane (RCA 61110) Jerry Garcia plays on several songs included on this three CD "best of" released in October, 1992. Astronauts And Heretics - Thomas Dolby (Giant/Reprise 24478-2) Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir play on "Beauty of a Dream..." on this (Dolby's fourth album) released in November, 1992. Garcia's and Weir's parts were recorded in August of 1990 (just after the time of Brent Mydland's death), at one of the Dead's rehearsals with Bruce Hornsby. Astronauts And Heretics - Thomas Dolby (Virgin Records Ltd. CDV 2701) This is the UK version of the album, released in 1992. Jah Kingdom - Burning Spear (Mango 162-539915-2) This 1992 release includes "Estimated Prophet" (6:48) from the "Deadicated" album. Also released on LP as Mango 539915 and on cassette as Mango 162-539915-4. He's All I Need - San Quentin State Penitentiary Mass Choir (Prison Bible Studies, PO Box 446, San Quentin CA 94960, 800-225-3323) Mickey Hart produced this cassette of prisoners and guards singing in the prison church choir. Released in November, 1992. Still Truckin' - Grateful Dead (Baktabak CBAK 4039) A CD with Mickey Hart (about 36 minutes) and Bob Weir (about 8 minutes) interviews, with a picture of Jerry Garcia on the cover. The interviews sound like they were made backstage before a show, and appear to be from around 1990. Released in November, 1992, in England. The back insert cautions that "This album does not contain music and is not an Arista Records release". Monterey International Pop Festival - 25th Anniversary - var. (Rhino 70596) Jerry Garcia is heard introducing the Jefferson Airplane: "I'd like to introduce the perfect example of what the world's coming to. It's Jefferson Airplane, some friends.". This is the four CD, twelve-inch, yellow-cover-ed box set released in November, 1992. Monterey International Pop Festival - 30th Anniversary - var. (Rhino R2 released in May, 1997). The Monterey International Pop Festival - Volume Two - var. (Rhino R2 72825) The CD tray insert for the second CD in the set shows a telegram from Danny Rifkin to Lou Adler confirming the Grateful Dead for June 16th, 1967 at Monterey. Live At The Monterey Festival - Jefferson Airplane (Magnum/Thunderbolt CDTB 074) This 30:03 long CD, probably released only in Europe in 1996, is the complete Jefferson Airplane set from the festival. Jerry Garcia can be heard introducing the Jefferson Airplane: "I'd like to introduce the perfect example of what the world's coming to. It's Jefferson Airplane, some friends." Healing Chants - Airto Moreira (Rykodisc RCD ) Produced by Mickey Hart. It is uncertain if this was ever released. Live At Sweetwater - Hot Tuna (Relix RRCD 2058) This live album consists of thirteen tracks. The album was recorded on January 27 and 28, 1992. It includes Bob Weir singing background vocals on "Maggie's Farm" (6:09). Released on November 17, 1992. This album was also released on CD as Castle CCR115. Live At Sweetwater - Hot Tuna (Castle CCR115) This CD release from 1994 is the same as Relix RRCD 2058, but on a different label. Live At Sweetwater (Bonus Tracks) - Hot Tuna (Eagle 20051, October 5, 2004) This CD release consists of the thirteen tracks that had been released originally and four additional tracks. The live album was recorded on January 27 and 28, 1992. It includes Bob Weir singing background vocals on "Maggie's Farm" (5:59). La Croix D`Amour - Dwight Yoakam (Reprise 9362-45136) The 1992 Europe-only "best of" release includes "Truckin'", taken from the "Deadicated" album, which includes Taras Prodaniuk on bass. 40 oz. To Freedom - Sublime (Skunk Records 0001-2, http://www.skunk.com) This 1992 release includes a reggae version of "Scarlet Begonias" with some changed lyrics. Also released in Japan and Australia. 40 oz. To Freedom - Sublime (MCA Canada 11474) This 1995 Canadian re-release includes a reggae version of "Scarlet Begonias" with some changed lyrics. Step On It: The Best Of "The Ska Parade" - var. (A To Y Productions, 1995) This "best of" "The Ska Parade" radio show includes "Scarlet Begonias" by Sublime. Bloomington - Branford Marsalis Trio (Columbia CK 52461) After "Friday The 13th", a woman in the audience yells out "Dark Star", and Marsalis plays the first few opening notes of the song. Recorded live September 23, 1991 at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. It's In The Air - Merl Saunders (Sumertone 2163) Includes a cover version of Hunter's "Resurrection Rag" (7:15). Released in 1993. The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame 1993 Nominees - var. (The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, 1993) Side one of this cassette compilation of songs by the 1993 nominees includes "15.The Grateful Dead-Uncle John's Band". Side two includes "1.The Grateful Dead-Truckin'". The insert is printed on pink paper. The Spirit Cries: Music From The Rainforests Of South America And The Caribbean - var. (Rykodisc RCD 10250) A Mickey Hart ethno-musicological album, featuring Central American and Caribbean tribal music compiled from Library of Congress tapes. Released March 15, 1993. This was the first release in the Library of Congress "Endangered Music Project" series. The Spirit Cries: Music From The Rainforests Of South America And The Caribbean - var. (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15012) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Live At Sweetwater Two - Hot Tuna (Relix RRCD 2062, October 1, 1993) This live album contains twelve tracks. It was recorded on January 27 and 28, 1992. Bob Weir appears on "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl". Released on CD. Live At Sweetwater Two - Hot Tuna (Relix RRCA 2062, October 1, 1993) This is a cassette release. Live At Sweetwater Two (Bonus Tracks) - Hot Tuna (Eagle 20052, October 5, 2004) This CD release consists of the twelve tracks that had been released originally and three additional tracks. This live album was recorded on January 27 and 28, 1992. It includes Bob Weir on "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl" (5:16). Morning Dew - Tom Constanten (Relix RRCD 2063) Includes TC playing "Mountains Of The Moon" on piano. This version of "Mountains Of The Moon" also appears on "Relix Bay Rock Shop Volume Nine - Tribute To Jerry Garcia". Harbor Lights - Bruce Hornsby (RCA/BMG 66114) Jerry Garcia appears on this album released in March, 1993. It had been planned for release in the Spring of 1991. At the start of "Talk Of The Town", Hornsby briefly hints at "Dark Star". Men Are Made In The Paint - Bill Walton (Issues ISS 002, 1993) Mickey Hart and Jerry Garcia wrote liner notes for this audio guide, on CD, to the world of basketball. The Relix Bay Rock Shop No. 1 - Featuring "The New Riders Of The Purple Sage" - var. (Relix RBRS0001) This 1992 release includes songs by Robert Hunter and performances by the New Riders of the Purple Sage. The Relix Bay Rock Shop No. 2 - Featuring Tom Constanten - var. (Relix RBRS0002) This release features performances by Tom Constanten. Rare, Live & Classic - Joan Baez (Vanguard) This promotional CD for the three CD box set includes "Jack-A-Roe" (4:00) with Mickey Hart and Jerry Garcia backing Joan Baez. Released in September, 1993. Rare, Live & Classic - Joan Baez (Vanguard VCD3-125/27) This three CD box set includes "Jack-A-Roe" (4:00) with Mickey Hart and Jerry Garcia and "Marriott, USA" (5:46) with Mickey Hart and Bob Weir backing Joan Baez. These two songs were recorded in 1980 at the Barn in Novato and remixed in August, 1990 at Studio X in Petaluma. These two tracks were taken from the unreleased album that Joan Baez recorded with the Grateful Dead in late 1981 or early 1982. Released in September, 1993. Tye-Died Album - Freshly Baked (Freshly Baked, October, 1993) This cassette release includes "Shakedown Street". http://www.freshlybaked.com Dead Ringers - Dead Ringers (Relix RRCD2060) This tribute album by Tom Constanten, David Nelson, and Barry Flast includes the Grateful Dead's "Mountains Of The Moon", "Cumberland Blues" (which is also on "Dead Delites Volume 3"), "Truckin'" (which is also on "Dead Delites Volume 2"), "Deal", and an instrumental version of "Dark Star" (7:57) (which is also on "Dead Delites Volume 1"). Common Chord - David Grisman and Daniel Kobialka (Cymekob 803) Garcia plays on this album released in 1993. Appalachian Swing - The Kentucky Colonels (Rounder SS31, 1993) Jerry Garcia wrote the liner notes for this re-released album, which was originally released in 1964 on World Pacific 1821. Acoustic Disc - 100% Handmade Music - var. (Acoustic Disc ACD-08) Jerry Garcia plays on this compilation album of Acoustic Disc artists. The version of "Louis Collins" that appears on here is an alternate take from the "The Pizza Tapes" album, and is performed by Garcia, Grisman, and Rice. Not For Kids Only - David Grisman and Jerry Garcia (Acoustic Disc ACD-09) A collection of "children's" songs. Released in August, 1993. Three of the songs ("What You Will Wear, Jenny Jenkins?", "The Teddy Bears' Picnic", and "There Ain't No Bugs On Me") appear in the same-named children's books. On the album, Jerry Garcia played a 1939 blond archtop Gibson Super 400N and used a D-18 and a D-28. Chance In A Million - Zero (Whirled WRR 1960) Released in 1994. Vince Welnick plays on this album. Several of Robert Hunter's songs are performed: "Chance In A Million" (6:41), "Horses" (6:51), "Catalina" (7:47), "End Of The World Blues" (7:47), and "Home On The Range" (9:30). The album was recorded on October 14, 15, and 16, 1992, at the Great American Music Hall, in San Francisco. It was recorded by Dan Healy and Don Pearson. Relix Sampler #4 - var. (Relix RRCD 2049) Includes "Haight Street Slither", "That There Old West", "Cold Rain and Snow", and "And We Bid You Goodnight", performed by Tom Constanten. This CD, with the "Wheel Of Fortune" television program cover, was released in 1992. Relix Sampler - var. (Relix RSXCD 101, 1993) Released only in Europe, when Castle Communications was distributing the Relix label in Europe. The album includes "Amagamalin Street" by Robert Hunter, "Dangerous Relations" by Matt Kelly, with Jerry Garcia playing on the track, "I Don't Know You" by the New Riders Of The Purple Sage, "It Must Have Been The Roses" by Robert Hunter, and "I Know You Rider" by Tom Constanten. Sometimes - Live - Midnight Oil (Columbia 658015, 1992) A two CD EP that was released in Britain. It includes "Wharf Rat" from the "Deadicated" album. Sometimes - Live - Midnight Oil (Columbia 657899-2, 1992) This Australian CD single includes "Wharf Rat" from the "Deadicated" album. Grayfolded - John Oswald (Swell/Artifact SW/ART 1969-94) John Oswald applies Plunderphonics to the Grateful Dead's "Dark Star". This two CD album was originally released with just the first CD ("Transitive Axis"), with an order form enclosed for the second CD ("Mirror Ashes"). The second CD was shipped once the second CD was available. At that time, when the second CD was available, the album was made available in the stores with both CDs. This is "Dark Star", not as the Grateful Dead played it, but as you wish they would play it the next time. http://www.plunderphonics.com The tracks on "Transitive Axis" are: "Novature (Formless Nights Fall)" (1:19), "Pouring Velvet" (2:58), "In Revolving Ash Light" (17:00), "Clouds Cast" (7:13), "Through" (8:52), "Fault Forces" (6:19), "The Phil Zone" (4:45), "La Estrella Oscura" (9:33), and "Recedes (While We Can)" (1:56). The tracks on "Mirror Ashes" are: "Transilience" (0:07), "73rd Star Bridge Sonata" (13:41), "Cease Tone Beam" (12:45), "The Speed Of Space" (8:49), "Dark Matter Problem / Every Leaf Is Turning" (6:42) and "Foldback Time" (1:33). Grayfolded Radio Edits - John Oswald (Swell/Artifact S/A 1969R) John Oswald applies Plunderphonics to the Grateful Dead's "Dark Star". This CD contains two tracks: "Transitive Axis" (5:22) and "La Estrella Oscura" (3.44). Grayfolded - John Oswald (Snapper Music/Recall SMDCD 215 or SNP 14215) The two CD set was released in October, 1999 in the UK on the Snapper Music's "Recall" label. The nine tracks on disc one ("Transitive Axis") are: "Novature (Formless Nights Fall)", "Pouring Velvet", "In Revolving Ash Light", "Clouds Cast", "Through", "Fault Forces", "The Phil Zone", "La Estrella Oscura", and "Recedes (While We Can)". The six tracks on disc two ("Mirror Ashes") are: "Transilience", "73rd Star Bridge Sonata", "Cease Tone Beam", "The Speed Of Space", "Dark Matter Problem / Every Leaf Is Turning", and "Foldback Time". Disc two contains a hidden track before the first track. To play it, push "play", and then hold down the "backward-scan" button to the beginning of the hidden track. Grayfolded - John Oswald / Grateful Dead (FONY fony 68/95, August 1, 2004) The two CD album was re-released on the tenth anniversary of the release of the album. The booklet includes detailed productions notes, a ten thousand word essay by Rob Bowman, interviews with Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, and Robert Hunter, and two time maps of "Dark Star" performances. Grayfolded - John Oswald / Grateful Dead (Important Records IMPREC 399, May 27, 2014) The album was released on three vinyl records in a triple gatefold album cover. The album contains 100 minutes of music. The booklet includes an interview with Jerry Garcia, a history of "Dark Star", an interview with Phil Lesh, and six time maps. Valley Style - Ka'au Crater Boys (Roy Sakuma Productions RSCD 4000) This 1993 release by Troy Fernandez and Ernie Cruz Jr. includes "Friend Of The Devil". http://www.ukulele-roysakuma.com Just Another Band From East L.A. - Los Lobos (Slash/Warner Bros. 9 45367-2) This boxed set, released August 31, 1993, includes a live version of "Bertha", recorded live at a Los Lobos concert on November 6, 1992. Solar Circus: A Historical Retrospective - Solar Circus (Relix RRCD 2064) This 1993 release includes "Dark Star > The Other One > El Paso > The Other One > Dark Star" (10:23), which also appears on "Dead Delites Volume 3". The Infinite Summer Of Love - var. (Taxim Records TX 2016, 1994, http://www.taxim.com) This CD tribute album to mid-60's psychedelia music includes The Beast covering "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" (3:13). Wasted Tasters 1971-75 - New Riders of the Purple Sage ( ) This Australian release includes Hunter's "Kick In The Head". Endangered Music Project (Library of Congress) Mickey Hart worked on many of the releases in this series, including "Music For The Gods", an album of gamelan music recorded in the 1930's. World Gone Wrong - Bob Dylan (Columbia/Sony 57590, October, 1993) In the CD booklet, Dylan states that "Jerry Garcia showed me "Two Soldiers"", one of the songs on this album. Kerosene Hat - Cracker (Virgin 39012) This 1993 album includes "Loser" (6:06). Hang Out Your Poetry - Ceremony (Geffen DGCD 24523) Released in 1993, this group included Chastity Bono. Jerry Garcia plays guitar on "Day By Day" and "First Day Of My Life". Also, Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir are "thanked" in the "Autistic Artistics" section of the liner notes. Retrospective Dreams - R. J. Fox (Black Bamboo BBCD 211) This 34 track, two CD album was released in 1994. Bill Kreutzmann plays on "Cheesecake", "Parallel Trains", and three other songs. These five songs are part of an eight song album that was produced in 1971 by Stephen Barncard, after the sessions for David Crosby's "If I Could Only Remember My Name", but were not released by Atlantic. Spencer Dryden also played on this project. http://rj-fox.com The Bobs Cover The Songs Of... - The Bobs (Rounder 9049) This 1994 release includes an a cappella version of "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" (2:06). http://www.rounder.com http://www.bobs.com The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame 1994 Nominees - var. (The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, 1994) Side one of this cassette compilation of songs by the 1994 nominees includes "4. Grateful Dead "Uncle John's Band". The insert is printed on a greenish grey paper. The Best of All Possible Worlds - Bowers & Winston (Gekko Rekkords, 1993) On this reggae album is included a version of "Row Jimmy", which also appears on a single released on the Sonic Sounds label out of Kingston, Jamaica. The Music Of Bill Monroe: From 1936 to 1994 - Bill Monroe (MCA 11048) Jerry Garcia wrote some of the liner notes for this four CD boxed set that was released in 1994, in which he speaks of his desire to be a "Blue Grass Boy". Fruitcakes - Jimmy Buffet (Margaritaville/MCA MCAD 11043) This May 24, 1994 release includes a 'parrothead' version of "Uncle John's Band" (4:30). Warriors - KFOG Jam - var. (Warrior WARR 1045-2) This compilation CD was released, in April, 1994, by San Francisco radio station KFOG (http://www.kfog.com) and the Golden State Warriors basketball team to benefit the Bay Area Public School Music Program. It includes the Grateful Dead performing "Bird Song" (from March 29, 1990, with Branford Marsalis) and Cracker performing a live version of "Loser". This version of "Bird Song" later appeared on "So Many Roads". Greatest Hits (Vol. 3) - Bob Dylan (Sony/Columbia 66783, November 15, 1994) Includes Robert Hunter's "Silvio", on which Garcia, Weir, and Mydland sing backup vocals. Bay Rock Shop No. 5 - Relix Magazine's 20th Anniversary - var. (Relix RBRS0005) Includes performances by the New Riders of the Purple Sage and Tom Constanten. Dick's Picks Volume 1 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4018) Released in December, 1993. A two CD release from the December 19, 1973 show at the Curtis Hixon Convention Center in Tampa, Florida. Some songs have been edited for content and the allocated time. Phil Lesh's bass solo was edited out at his insistence. The cover is a take-off of the Ampex brand 7 inch reel to reel tape box. Dick's Picks Volume 1 - Grateful Dead (GDPD 4018, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) These are the UK and European released CDs. Dick's Picks Volume 1 - Grateful Dead (Brookvale Records UPC 850372002191, November 19, 2012) Released on four 180 gram vinyl records in a boxed set limited to 2000 numbered copies. The records were mastered from the original 1/4 inch master tapes. Cool In The Furnace - Throbbing Ember (Sourpuss Records) This 1994 release includes a reworked "The Wheel". The band was originally called "Ember" but later changed their name to "Throbbing Ember". http://www.endresnet.com/ember.html Dick's Picks Volume 2 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4019) Released in March, 1995. A single CD release from the Halloween, 1971 show at the Ohio Theatre in Columbus, Ohio. The cover is a take-off of the Ampex brand 7 inch reel to reel tape box. Originally intended as this "volume" was the September 21, 1972 show from Philadelphia, but the selection was nixed by Phil Lesh. Dick's Picks Volume 2 - Grateful Dead (GDPD 4019, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) This is the UK and European released CD. Acoustic Disc - 100% Handmade Music, Volume II - var. (Acoustic Disc ACD-16) Jerry Garcia plays on "Hot Corn, Cold Corn" (4:02) and "Teddy Bear's Picnic" (4:27). This compilation album of Acoustic Disc artists was released on June 23, 1993. Sentinel - Robert Hunter (Rykodisc, 1993) This CD features Robert Hunter reading selections from his "Sentinel" book. Code Of The West - Joe Gallant and Illuminati (Scratchy Records) This 1994 CD includes "Unbroken Chain". Guitar Rock Monsters - var. (Time Life OPCD 4540) This two CD set was released in 1992. It includes "Touch Of Grey" by the Grateful Dead. The Rolling Stone Collection - 25 Years of Essential Rock - var. (Time-Life Music 10234) A seven CD set released in 1994. On the second CD, "1969-1970", is included the Dead's "Casey Jones". On the seventh CD, "1986-1992", is included the Dead's "Touch Of Grey". The Rolling Stone Collection - 1969-1970 - var. (Time Life Music ) This CD, released in 1994, includes "Casey Jones" by the Grateful Dead. The Rolling Stone Collection - 1986-1992 - var. (Time Life Music ) This CD, released in 1994, includes "Touch Of Grey" by the Grateful Dead. Guitar Rock - The Early '70s - var. (Time-Life Music 1023) This single CD compilation includes "Casey Jones" by the Grateful Dead. Guitar Rock - 1970-1971 - var. (Time-Life Music 10341) This single CD compilation includes "Truckin'" by the Grateful Dead. Guitar Rock - 1970-1971 - var. (Time-Life Music OPCD 2727) This single CD compilation includes "Truckin'" (5:01) by the Grateful Dead. The CD was released in 1994. That High Lonesome Sound - Old And In The Way (Acoustic Disc ACD-19) Garcia plays on these live recordings from the Boarding House in San Francisco in October, 1973. Live In Japan - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Relix RRCD 2065, August, 1993) Includes "Ripple" (which is also on "Dead Delites Volume 1" and "Relix's Best of the New NRPS"), "Dire Wolf", and "Friend Of The Devil" (both of which are also on "Dead Delites Volume 2"). Relix Magazine's 20th Anniversary Concert - var. (Relix RRCD 2066) Includes "Dire Wolf" by the Dead Ringers and a medley of "Hand Jive > The Eleven > Around And Around". Music Of Indonesia: Music For The Gods - var. (Rykodisc 10315, 1994) This 51:54 long restored collection of gamelan music was produced by Mickey Hart and Al Jabbour. This was the second release in the Library of Congress "Endangered Music Project" series. Music For The Gods: The Fahnestock South Sea Expedition - Indonesia (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15013) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Good Morning, Mr. Nobody! - Howth Castle (Blu Bus BB26, Blu Bus, via Consolata k, 11100 Aosta, Italy, June, 1994) This Italian group's album includes a version of "Stella Blue". Acoustic Edge: Great Acoustic Music of The 90's - var. (Rhino R2 71969) This 1995 collection includes "Grateful Dawg" with David Grisman and Jerry Garcia. Muleskinner Live - Muleskinner (Sierra MSI-11059) The liner notes of this 1994 CD release of the Muleskinner television special recorded on February 13, 1973 at KCET in Hollywood, California, and broadcast in September, 1973 include a "Special thanks" to "Jerry Garcia". Hot House - Bruce Hornsby (RCA 66584) Jerry Garcia plays on this July 18, 1995 release. Smoke - var. (PGD/Hollywood 2061 62024 4) The movie soundtrack includes two Jerry Garcia Band played songs: "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" and "Cigarettes And Coffee". Released in 1995. Blue Incantation - Sanjay Mishra (Raindog Records 98) Jerry Garcia plays on three tracks on this 1995 CD release. The album contains "My Meditation" (4:03), "Monsoon" (2:57) (with Jerry Garcia), "For Julia" (6:21), "Allegro" (4:07), "Clouds (To Jerry Garcia)" (7:31) (with Jerry Garcia), "Passage Into Dawn" (7:21), "Self Portrait" (2:27), "Back In Time" (4:09), "Nocturne / Evening Chant" (4:07) (with Jerry Garcia), and "Before Summer Rain" (3:31). The album comes with a booklet. - Grateful Dead / The Allman Brothers Band ( ) A four CD (two of each band) box set, consisting of selections from the "Summer Jam" (July 27 and 28, 1973) and the Robert F. Kennedy Stadium (June 9 and 10, 1973) shows. The release of this album has been held up, pending resolution of permissions and rights. - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead ) In November, 1994, the Grateful Dead began recording their next studio album at the Site studio in Marin County. They were back in the studio in March, 1995, with most of the basic instrumentals and working vocals tracks having been recorded. Jerry Garcia was not present for most of these sessions, although some of his guitar tracks had been recorded. The album was to consist of songs that had been performed live and were considered mature enough for album release: "Liberty", "So Many Roads", "Samba In The Rain" (written by Vince Welnick), "Long Way To Go Home" (written by Vince Welnick), "Corinna" (by Bob Weir), "Days Between", "Wave To The Wind" (by Phil Lesh), "If The Shoe Fits", "Childhood's End", "Easy Answers", and other songs, possibly "Lazy River Road" and "Eternity". Phil Lesh had made a demo of "Wave To The Wind", which included drum patterns, two MIDI keyboards, horns, a bass, and a vocal. "If The Shoe Fits" had been rehearsed at Lesh's home. A rehearsal tape of "Days Between" includes Garcia on vocals. Additional studio time was scheduled for May, 1995. "So Many Roads" was written on piano by Jerry Garcia. The Music Never Stopped: Roots Of The Grateful Dead - var. (Shanachie 6014) Original versions of 17 songs that the Grateful Dead played often and became favorite covers. Released in November, 1995. The artwork is by R. Crumb. The Music Never Stopped: Roots Of The Grateful Dead - var. (Shanachie 6014, UPC 016351601414) This album was also released on vinyl as a "limited edition picture disc" in 2001. The sticker on the clear plastic sleeve lists the album title as "The Music Never Stops: The Roots Of The Grateful Dead". The tracks are split 8 and 9 per side. Carry On - Country Joe McDonald (Shanachie 8019, February 20, 1996) "Lady With The Lamp" (4:08), taken from the "Superstitious Blues" album, features Jerry Garcia. Hundred Year Hall - Grateful Dead: World Premier Broadcast (Arista/Grateful Dead MCD-170-0094) A two CD (one with a black background, the second with a red) release for broadcast on September 22 to 24, 1995. The program is hosted by David Gans and Marty Martinez and includes interview segments with Phil Lesh and Bob Weir and background material about the April 26, 1972 show and the making of the album. Hundred Year Hall - Grateful Dead (Arista 14020) The April 26, 1972 show. Released on two CDs on September 26, 1995. The cover features a stained glass window showing the band members. This is another in the "From The Vault" series. Although Pigpen did play at this show, his keyboards were not recorded on the multitrack tapes used for this release, and he is not very audible on the CD release. The RIAA certified the album as "Gold" on January 8, 1997. Hundred Year Hall - Grateful Dead (Arista/Grateful Dead GDC 40204) The album was released on two cassette tapes. Hundred Year Hall - Grateful Dead (Arista/Grateful Dead GDCD 40202) This is a two CD promotional version released in the US. Hundred Year Hall - Grateful Dead (Line 921318) The two CD album was released in Germany. Kingfish - Kingfish (Arista 14010) This is a collection of previously unreleased material, going back to 1973. Bob Weir plays on the album, and it was produced by Bob Weir and Dan Healy. Released in October, 1995. Dick's Picks Volume 3 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4021) Released on November 7, 1995. A three CD release from the May 22, 1977 show at the Sportatorium in Pembroke Pines, Florida. The cover is a take-off of the Ampex brand 7 inch reel to reel tape box. Dick's Picks Volume 3 - Grateful Dead (GDPD 4021, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) These are the UK and European released CDs. Dick's Picks Volume 3 - Grateful Dead (Brookvale Records BROOK BX221, UPC 850372002214, 2013) Released on four 180 gram vinyl records in a boxed set limited to 2000 numbered copies. The records were mastered from the original 1/4 inch master tapes. There are seven sides of music and on LP Four, Side H is blank. Live At the Dock Street Theatre - Blue Dogs (Black River BRR 103 , 1995) This live recording from August 26, 1995 at the Dock Street Theatre in Charleston, South Carolina includes a version of "Brown Eyed Women". http://bluedogs.com Eternity Blue - Henry Kaiser (Shanachie 6016, http://www.shanachie.com) This 78:29 long CD, released in 1995, includes "Mason's Children" (5:58), "High Time" (4:31), "Blues For Allah" (29:54), Cold Rain And Snow" (4:50) (from Henry Kaiser's "Hope You Like Our New Direction" album on Reckless Records with Robin Petrie and Danny Carnahan), "Dark Star" > "A Love Supreme" > "Dark Star" (20:18) (from the "Heart's Desire" album), "Blue Eternity" (9:24), and "Brokedown Palace" (4:34). Dick's Picks Volume 4 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4023) Released on March 1, 1996. A three CD release from the February 13, 1970 and St. Valentine's Day, 1970 late shows at the Fillmore East. The cover is a take-off of the Ampex brand 7 inch reel to reel tape box. Dick's Picks Volume 4 - Grateful Dead (GDPD 4023, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) These are the UK and European released CDs. Dick's Picks Volume 4 - Grateful Dead (Brookvale Records BROOK BX222, UPC 850372002221) Released on six 180 gram vinyl records in a boxed set limited to 2000 numbered copies. The records were mastered from the original 1/4 inch master tapes. The LP sleeves contain notes and images from the original tapes. There are eleven sides of music and on LP Six, Side L is blank. The sticker on the shrinkwrap states that the album was made available on April 16, 2013. King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents: Kingfish In Concert - Kingfish (King Biscuit Flower Hour Records 70710-8800602 and 707108800623, http://www.king-biscuit.com, 800-548-3227) This February 27, 1996 released two CD album is of Kingfish's (with Bob Weir) live performance from April 3, 1976 at the Beacon Theater in New York City. It includes the Grateful Dead's "Lazy Lightning" / "Supplication" and "One More Saturday Night". On some CDs, Weir's last name is misspelled "Wier". http://www.kingbiscuitradio.com. The total time is 1:24:34. Disc one contains: "Mystery Train" (4:04), "Mule Skinner Blues" (4:21), "Juke" (3:09), "Jump Back" (3:16), "The Battle Of New Orleans" (5:00), "Goodbye, Your Honor" (2:54), "Big Iron" (4:15), "I Hear You Knocking" (4:27), "All I Need Is Time" (4:56), and "Around And Around" (5:50). Disc two contains: "C. C. Rider" (5:12), "Home To Dixie" (4:08), "Hidden Charm" (2:46), "Bye And Bye" (3:48), "Promised Land" (3:27), "Lazy Lightning" / "Supplication" (6:58), "Jump For Joy" (3:21), "Asia Minor" (4:11), "New Minglewood Blues" (3:28), and "One More Saturday Night" (5:03). The musicians are: Chris Herold (drums), Robbie Hoddinott (lead guitar), Matthew Kelly (rhythm guitar, lead guitar, harmonica, and vocals), Dave Torbert (bass and vocals), and Bob Weir (rhythm guitar and vocals). Greatest Hits Live - Kingfish (King Biscuit Flower Hour Records 826784002623, October 21, 2003) This one CD release includes performances by Kingfish (with Bob Weir) on April 3, 1976 at the Beacon Theater in New York City. Included are: "Mystery Train" (4:09), "Mule Skinner Blues" (4:13), "Juke" (3:08), "Jump Back" (3:15), "Goodbye, Your Honor" (2:54), "I Hear You Knocking" (4:22), "Around And Around" (5:25), "Hidden Charms" (2:45), "Bye And Bye" (3:47), "Promised Land" (3:26), "Lazy Lightning" / "Supplication" (6:57), "Jump For Joy" (3:20), and " One More Saturday Night" (4:58). From The Front Row: Live - Kingfish (Silverline 676628816691, September 30, 2003) This is a DVD Audio release of the Kingfish (with Bob Weir) show at the Beacon Theater in New York City on April 3, 1976. Included are: "Home To Dixie", "I Hear You Knocking", "Lazy Lightning" / "Supplication", "Asia Minor", "Jump For Joy", "New Minglewood Blues", "Around And Around", "One More Saturday Night", "Hidden Charm", "Bye And Bye", "C. C. Rider", "Mule Skinner Blues", "Mystery Train", "Juke", "Jump Back", "Battle Of New Orleans", "Goodbye, Your Honor", "All I Need Is Time", "Big Iron", and "Promised Land". Live! Fillmore West 1969 - Country Joe & The Fish (Vanguard 139/40, March 12, 1996) Mickey Hart and Jerry Garcia play on the "Donovan's Reef Jam". Dick's Picks Volume 5 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4024) Released in May, 1996. A three CD release from the December 26, 1979 show at the Oakland Auditorium Arena in Oakland, California. The cover is a take-off of the Ampex brand 7 inch reel to reel tape box. Dick's Picks Volume 5 - Grateful Dead (GDPD 4024, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) These are the UK and European released CDs. Dick's Picks Volume 5 - Grateful Dead ( ) Released on five 180 gram vinyl records in a boxed set limited to 1500 numbered copies. The records were mastered from the original 1/4 inch master tapes. The LP sleeves contain notes and images from the original tapes. Dick's Picks Volume 6 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4026) Released in October, 1996. A three CD release from the October 14, 1983 show at the Hartford Civic Center in Hartford, Connecticut. "Spinach Jam" is the alternate name for "Spanish Jam", which is loosely based on the Miles Davis composition "Solea" on his "Sketches Of Spain" album. The cover is a take-off of the Ampex brand 7 inch reel to reel tape box. Dick's Picks Volume 6 - Grateful Dead (GDPD 4026, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) These are the UK and European released CDs. Play Terrapin Station - The Mudkats (Solana Records, June, 1996) This CD features a version of "Terrapin Station". The recordings started on August 10, 1995 and took almost four months to complete. http://www.chime.com/mudkats/ Possibly released as early as May 28, 1996. Chant Down Babylon: The Island Anthology - Burning Spear (Island 524190, June 18, 1996) This two CD anthology includes "Estimated Prophet" (6:48) from the "Deadicated" album. Blue Morning - Toni Brown (Relix RRCD 2074) This 1996 release includes covers of "The Wheel" (which also appears on "Relix's Best Of Truck Driving Songs") and "Box Of Rain" (which also appears on "Dead Delites Volume 2"). Monday Prayer To Tunkashila - Pat Mallinger (PJM Productions, mallinger@chitown.com) This CD, released on December 15, 1995, includes jazz versions of "China Doll" and "Cassidy". http://206.152.229.11/bandmain/patmallinger/_patmallinger.html The Vineyard Sound - Volume Two - var. (Avex/Critique 15439, 888-773-6864, http://www.petersimon.com) This 1995 collection of songs performed by Martha's Vineyard artists includes Robert Hunter's "Liberty" performed by Mischief. DGQ-20 - The David Grisman Quartet (Acoustic Disc ACD-20, 1996) Jerry Garcia appears on this three CD compilation album. Still Having Fun - Merl Saunders (Sumertone 2173, http://www.merlsaunders.com, merl@merlsaunders.com, 415-759-8100, 415-564-7798 (fax)) This CD, released in 1995, includes live versions of "Sugaree" (from the Mercury Cafe in Denver, Colorado, on June 10, 1993) and "Fire On The Mountain" (from the Nyabinghi Dance Hall in Morgantown, West Virginia, on October 30, 1993. Shady Grove - Jerry Garcia and David Grisman (Acoustic Disc ACD-21) "Oh, The Wind And The Rain", an Appalachian mountain tune, owes it roots to "Cruel Sister", a British folk song (performed by Pentangle and other groups). Released in 1996. The CD contains a "hidden" track: "Down In The Valley" ends at 4:59, there is almost a minute of silence, and "Hesitation Blues" starts at 5:57. A Child's Celebration Of Folk Music - var. (Warner Bros./Music for Little People 9 42585-2, 1996) Grisman and Garcia perform "There Ain't No Bugs On Me" (4:47). Heroes of Country Music, Vol. 5: Legends of Country Rock - var. (Rhino 72444, June 18, 1996) Includes "Glendale Train" by the New Riders Of The Purple Sage. Acoustic Disc - 100% Handmade Music, Volume III - var. (Acoustic Disc ACD-24) Jerry Garcia plays this compilation album of Acoustic Disc artists. Included is an alternate take of "Stealin'", by Jerry Garcia and David Grisman, taken from the "Shady Grove" album sessions. Sloan Wainwright - Sloan Wainwright (Farkie CD-1) This self-released CD includes "Box Of Rain". Sloan Wainwright - Sloan Wainwright (Waterbug WBG 23, http://www.waterbug.com 800-466-0234) This August 6, 1996 re-released CD includes "Box Of Rain" (4:04). If A Tree Falls - var. (Rhino 72495, September 17, 1996) Vince Welnick plays on this album, which includes "The Devil And The Trees" (3:45), co-written by Robert Hunter. Natural Wonders: 1996 Music Sampler - var. (Natural Wonders, 1996) This CD sampler was given to customers of the Natural Wonders stores who bought more than twenty five dollars in merchandise during the Christmas season. It includes "Lookaway" (5:55) by Mickey Hart from the " Mickey Hart's Mystery Box" album. Second Sight - Second Sight (Shanachie 5716, October 15, 1996) Vince Welnick plays keyboards on this album by Henry Kaiser, Bob Bralove, and Bobby Strickland. Robert Hunter provided the titles for several songs. Jerry Garcia plays guitar on "Rosetta Rock" and "Dangerous Dream", placed in the right of the stereo image on both tracks. Bob Weir plays on "Sin City Circumstance", placed in the right of the stereo image. Robert Hunter provided the titles for "Red Hills Of Rwanda", "Rosetta Rock", "Marble Moon Beams", "Tabla Rasa", and "Sin City Circumstance". Television's Greatest Hits: Volume Six - var. (Tee Vee Toons 1800, November 5, 1996) This compilation of television soundtracks includes the theme music to the "New Twilight Zone" television program by the Grateful Dead, and the theme to the 1981 series "Vietnam: A Television History" which was scored by Mickey Hart. The Vineyard Sound - Volume Three - var. (Avex/Critique, 888-773-6864, http://www.petersimon.com) This 1996 collection of songs performed by Martha's Vineyard artists includes "The Wheel" performed by Mischief. Moonshine - The Hangovers (1996, http://www.hangovers.com) This release includes a version of "Sugar Magnolia". The Hangovers are an all male a capella group that are part of the Cornell University Glee Club. Mickey Hart's Mystery Box - Mickey Hart (Rykodisc 10338, June 11, 1996) Robert Hunter wrote the lyrics for the songs on this album, Bob Weir and Bruce Hornsby appear on the album. The album is dedicated to Leah, who was Mickey Hart's mother. Vince Welnick is credited with songs but does not appear on the released CD. The songs on the are: "Where Love Goes (Sito)", "Full Steam Ahead", "Down The Road", "The Sandman", "The Next Step", "Look Away", "Only The Strange Remain", "Sangre De Cristo", "John Cage Is Dead", and "Last Song". A Taste Of Mystery: Mickey Hart's Mystery Box - Mickey Hart (Rykodisc VRCD 0338, June, 1996) This promotional CD single contains edited versions of "Down The Road", "Where Love Goes (Sito)", "Only The Strange Remain", "Look Away", and "Last Song". Mystery Box Radio Special - Mickey Hart (Rykodisc, 1996) This promotional CD contains seven tracks from the "Mystery Box" and excerpts from a Mickey Hart interview with David Gans and Gary Lambert. The tracks on the CD are: "Where Love Goes (Sito)", "Full Steam Ahead", "Down The Road", "The Next Step", "Look Away", "Only the Strange Remain", and "Sangre de Cristo". Natural Wonders: 1996 Music Sampler - var. (Rykodisc, 1996) This sampler includes "Look Away" from the "Mystery Box" album by Mickey Hart. A Glimpse Of The Vault - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead 07822-13267-28, 1996) This five inch CD single is a sampler for the "Dick's Picks" volumes 1 to 5. It has five tracks: "Here Comes Sunshine" from December 19, 1973 in Tampa, "Dark Star / Jam" from October 31, 1971 in Columbus, "Sugaree" from May 22, 1977 at Pembroke Pines, "Mason's Children" from February 14, 1970 at the Fillmore East, " and "Shakedown Street / Uncle John's Band" from December 26, 1979 in Oakland. The cover shows a skeleton standing on the left side, peering into a bank vault. The skeleton is wearing red, white, and blue shorts, and blue tiedye tee shirt and a backwards baseball cap The "vault" is the SYF, with the circle in the bolt being the door of the vault. Depicted inside the vault are overflowing stacks and piles of tapes, a la Scrooge McDuck. There is a Best Buy store logo at the bottom of the back cover. The Arista Years (Best Of The Grateful Dead) - Grateful Dead (Arista 18934) A two CD "best of" collection of the Grateful Dead's releases on the Arista label. Released on October 15, 1996. In The Studio (Album Network) This is a two CD radio program covering the Grateful Dead and the "The Arista Years" album. Program number 438, "Grateful Dead 'The Arista Years' Part 1", was scheduled for broadcast on November 11, 1996. Program number 439, "Grateful Dead 'The Arista Years' Part 2", was scheduled for broadcast on November 18, 1996. The program material includes music and interviews with Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, and Mickey Hart. The music on this release is taken from the "The Arista Years" album. The Arista Years (Best Of The Grateful Dead) - Grateful Dead (BMG/Arista BVCM-37133-4) This four CD album was released in 2000 in Japan. It may have been released as a limited edition four CD reissue featuring a miniature paper album sleeve reproduction of the original artwork ("mini-LP") with "K2 Remastering" of the music. Dozin' At The Knick - Grateful Dead (Arista 14025) A three-CD release from the March 24, 25, and 26, 1990 shows at the Knickerbocker Arena in Albany, New York. The "first set" is a composite from March 24 and 25, 1990. It includes the entire second set from March 25, 1990, and a portion from the second set from March 26, 1990. Released on October 29, 1996. The cover features a "Rip van Winkle" character in front of the street scene at the Knickerbocker Arena. This could be considered the fourth in the "From The Vault" series. The RIAA certified the album as "Gold" on March 28, 2000. Selections From The Arista Years 1977 - 1995 - Grateful Dead (Arista 30632) Released as one CD on January 13, 1997, this is a 14 track "best of" taken from the "The Arista Years" album. The Best Of The Arista Years 1977-1995 Radio Sampler - Grateful Dead (Arista xxxx) This is a single CD promotional sampler for radio stations. It contains the 14 tracks that are the "best of" taken from the "The Arista Years" album. Dick's Picks Volume 7 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4027) Released in March, 1997. A three CD release of songs taken from the September 9 to 11, 1974 shows at the Alexandra Palace in London, England. The cover shows the British-flagged SYF flying carpet ticket. Dick's Picks Volume 7 - 12 Sampler - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Arista ASCD 3559) This six track promotional sampler contains: "Playing In The Band" from September 11, 1974 in London, "Candyman" and "Cumberland Blues" from May 2, 1970 at Harpur College in Binghamton, "Cassidy" from September 16, 1990 in Madison Square Garden, "Bertha" from December 29, 1977 at Winterland Arena in San Francisco, "Black Throated Wind" from September 27, 1972 at the Stanley Theatre in Jersey City, and "Jam > China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider" from June 26, 1974 in Providence. Dick's Picks Volume 7 - Grateful Dead (GDPD 4027, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) These are the UK and European released CDs. Fire On The Mountain: Reggae Celebrates The Grateful Dead - var. (Pow Wow POW 7462) Various reggae artists interpret Grateful Dead songs on this CD released in April, 1996. How Sweet It Is - Jerry Garcia Band (BMG/Arista 4051) These recordings from April and August 1990 at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco were released on April 15, 1997. Relix Records Best Of Blues, Vol. 1, featuring Jorma Kaukonen - var. (Relix RRCD 2086, April 15, 1997) Bob Weir appears on this CD. Relix's Best Of Kingfish - Kingfish (Relix RRCD 2084, April 15, 1997) This album includes Willie Dixon's "Hidden Charms". The cover is similar to the first Kingfish album (Round/UA RX 108 RX-LA564-G) cover, in that it has Neptune riding a winged fish over the waves, but against a blue wave background. Furthur - var. (Hybrid HYB 20012) Released on May 13, 1997. Artists who performed on the first (1996) Furthur Festival tour are featured. Included are versions of "Bertha" by Los Lobos (which is also on "Just Another Band From East L.A."), "Fire On The Mountain" by Mickey Hart's Mystery Box, "I Need A Miracle" by Ratdog, and a live "Jack Straw" by Bruce Hornsby. More Sun Splashin'-16 Hot Summer Hits! - var. (Madacy, May, 1997) This compilation CD includes "Sugar Magnolia" by the Grateful Dead. Furthur More - var. (Hybrid HYB 20003) Released in June, 1997. More music from artists that appeared on the 1996 Furthur Festival tour. Included on this CD are "All Along The Watchtower" (recorded at the Liberty State Park show in 1996) with Bob Weir, a live "Proud Mary" > "Not Fade Away" from 1996, "St. Stephen" > "Cassidy" by Ratdog, "Terrapin Station" > "I Know You Rider" by Bruce Hornsby (which is from "The Concert For The Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame" CD), and a studio track by Mickey Hart and Planet Drum. Dick's Picks Volume 8 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4028) Released in June, 1997. A three CD release from the May 2, 1970 show at Harpur College in Binghamton, New York. The first 1:45 of "St. Stephen" are missing on the master tapes, and this was left that way on the release. "Cold Rain And Snow", which was played after "Good Loving", was not included. The cover shows a top-hatted skeleton riding the green dancing bear-ed SYF flying carpet ticket. Dick's Picks Volume 8 - Grateful Dead (GDPD 4028, Grateful Dead Records, 48-50 Steele Road, London, NW10 7AS) These are the UK and European released CDs. Dick's Picks Volume 8 - Grateful Dead (Real Gone Music, 2015) The three CD album was re-released in 2015. Interview - Fallout From The Phil Zone (Grateful Dead/Arista ASCD-3392, 1997) An interview CD released in conjunction with the album, this features a 29:28 long interview with Phil Lesh, hosted by David Gans on May 30, 1997. The CD has a black and white photo of Phil Lesh playing bass and smiling. Fallout From The Phil Zone - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Arista 14052) A two CD release of personal favorites and historically relevant rare material, selected by Phil Lesh. Released on June 17, 1997. A Night In New York - Kingfish (Relix RRCD 2089, September 9, 1997) A live performance from My Father's Place in Roslyn, New York. The cover of this album, which includes "Hypnotize", features two crossed guitars against a night time cityscape. Relix's Best Of Truck Driving Songs - var. (Relix RRCD 2083, http://www.relix.com) This includes a version of "The Wheel" (which is also on "Blue Morning") by Toni Brown. For The First Time In America - Elvis Costello and Steve Nieve (Warner Bros. 9-46469-2) On the second disc of this five CD limited edition box set (30,000 copies in the U. S.) of live performances is included "Ship Of Fools" (6:12), which was recorded May 15, 1996 at The Fillmore in San Francisco. Released on December 3, 1996. http://www.costello-online.com/albums.html http://209.249.75.61/disc/official/can/can_info_a01.htm Charity Of Night - Bruce Cockburn (Rykodisc 10366) Rob Wasserman and Bob Weir appear on this February 4, 1997 release. Terrapin Station Limited Edition - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4055) This very special, limited, collector's edition three CD set of the March 15, 1990 show comes packaged in a die-cut and sequentially numbered slip case, and includes a 9 1/2 inch by 14 inch poster by Mouse and Kelley. The station that appears in the poster is very similar in appearance to the Union Terminal train station in Cincinnati, Ohio. Released in September, 1997. The March 15, 1990 show was recorded on multitrack tape. At the same time, a rough mix of the multitracks, in stereo, was made on two track DAT. This provided a DAT of the rough mix right at the show, and saved the time later of making rough mixes after the tour and before deciding what to mix for the live album. These two track DATs, so called "truck tapes", were used for this album. Fillmore East 2-11-69 - Grateful Dead (Arista 14054) A two CD release of the February 11, 1969 show at the Fillmore East in New York City. The early show: "Good Morning, Little School Girl", "Cryptical Envelopment" > "The Other One" > "Cryptical Envelopment", "Doin' That Rag", "I'm a King Bee", "Turn On Your Lovelight" > "Hey Jude". The late show: "Dupree's Diamond Blues" > "Mountains Of The Moon" > "Dark Star" > "St. Stephen" > "The Eleven" > "Drums" > "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" > "Feedback" > "We Bid You Goodnight". Released on October 28, 1997. The cover features a red riding hood-ed wolf, in front of the Fillmore East, looking up Second Avenue. Released on October 28, 1997. Fillmore East 2-11-69 - Grateful Dead (Friday Music, UPC 829421789383, December 11, 2015) The album was released on three 180 gram vinyl LPs. It was mastered for vinyl by Joe Reagoso using the 2015 restored vault tapes by David Glasser. The album was released in a tri-fold cover with the original liner notes by Gary Lambert. Side 1 contains, from the early show, "Good Morning Little School Girl", "Cryptical Envelopment", "The Other One", and "Cryptical Envelopment". Side 2 contains, from the early show, "Doin' That Rag", "I'm A King Bee", and "Hey Jude". Side 3 contains, from the early show, "Turn On Your Lovelight" and, from the late show, "Introduction", "Dupree's Diamond Blues", "Mountains Of The Moon", and "Dark Star". Side 5 contains, from the late show, "St. Stephen", "The Eleven", and "Drums". Side 6 contains, from the late show, "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)", "Feedback", and "We Bid You Goodnight". Dick's Picks Volume 9 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4029) Released on October 28, 1997. A three CD release from the September 16, 1990 show from Madison Square Garden. The Dick's Picks Vault Party was held in October, 1997 at the Wonderland Ballroom in Revere, Massachusetts. The cover shows King Kong wearing a tie-dyed tee shirt on the SYF flying carpet ticket. Dick's Picks Volume 9 - Grateful Dead (Real Gone Music, March 31, 2015) The three CD album was re-released in 2015. Space Debris - Space Debris (Roswell Records, http://www.ns.net/~pthfind/) This 1997 release includes an eleven minute version of "Dark Star". DeadBeats Acoustic - DeadBeats (DeadBeats, 1996, http://www.deadbeats.com, http://www.netshel.net/~deadbeat) This CD of cover versions of Grateful Dead songs was recorded live at The Nevada Theater, Nevada City, CA on October 29, 1996. The Blues For Allah Project - Joe Gallant and Illuminati (Knitting Factory Works 188, 1996, http://www.knittingfactory.com) Recorded live at the Knitting Factory in New York City on January 13 and 14, 1996. This CD covers much of the "Blues For Allah" album. The live recordings were originally scheduled for August, 1995, but cancelled due to Jerry Garcia's death on the 9th of that month. The Jazz Voice: A Compilation Of Jazz Vocalists - var. (Knitting Factory Works 212, June 17, 1997) This collection includes "The Music Never Stopped" by Joe Gallant and Illuminati from their "The Blues For Allah Project" album. Limited Edition - The David Nelson Band (DNB ) This CD, originally meant as a demo for clubs and promoters, was released in April, 1996. It includes three songs written by Robert Hunter: "John Hardy's Wedding", "Born Sidestepper", and "Four: Fifty-One". In the liner notes is listed: "JG, Thanks For The Inspiration". Calling Up The Spirits - Dick Dale (Beggars Banquet 80184, May 21, 1996) Vince Welnick plays on this album. Live At Roseland Ballroom - Gov't Mule (Foundation/A&A Records 720907-1301-2, October 28, 1996, http://www.mule.net) On this live recording from December 31, 1995, near the end of "Trane", the "St. Stephen" theme is hinted at several times. The first 250 copies of this album were signed by the band members. Live At Roseland - Gov't Mule (Foundation/A&A Records 720907-1301-2, 1996, http://www.mule.net) This was also released as a promo CD. I Love Everything - Will Hale & The Youth Beat Movement (Tadpole Parade, 1996, http://www.angelfire.com/mn/willhale) This collection of children's songs includes "Brokedown Palace". The Concert For The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame - var. (Columbia, 1996) Bruce Hornsby briefly plays "Terrapin Station" on piano before playing "I Know You Rider" with his band. This is also included on "Furthur More". Doorway To The Angels - Juggling Suns (Relix RRCD 2079, 1996) This album, by former Solar Circus guitarist Mark Diomede, includes "Eyes Of The World" (which also appears on "Dead Delites Volume 3"), "Shakedown Street", "New Speedway Boogie", "The Other One", and "Love In The Afternoon". Recorded at The Wetlands Preserve, New York City, in May, 1996. Live Medicine - The Mighty Manatees Medicine Show (Hungadunga Music, 1996, http://www.mightymanatees.com) This two CD live recording includes a cover of "Franklin's Tower", recorded on May 29, 1993 at the Fox Bar in Malvern, Pennsylvania. Mirth Control - Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band (The Stanford Band, P. O. Box 7930, Stanford, CA 94309, bookstore: 800 533 2670) This 1996 released album includes "Uncle John's Band", which also appears on "Stolen Roses". Dark Star: The Music Of The Grateful Dead - David Murray Octet (Astor Place TCD 4002, May 29, 1996, http://www.astorplace.com) This album of various Grateful Dead songs, recorded after Jerry Garcia's death in 1995, includes Bob Weir on "Shoulda Had Been Me", from Weir's forthcoming musical project about Leroy "Satchel" Paige. Mitakuye Oyasin Oyasin / All My Relations - The Neville Brothers (A&M Records 960515, May 14, 1996) Includes a version of "Fire On The Mountain" (4:59) with Bob Weir on guitar. "Mitakuye Oyasin" is a Lakota phrase that means "We are all related". http://www.nevilles.com Long Live The Dead: A Tribute To The Grateful Dead - Billy and Terry Smith (K-Tel 3452-2, 1996) An album of country-music and bluegrass versions of a number of Grateful Dead songs: "Friend Of The Devil" (3:18), "U. S. Blues" (4:36), "Uncle John's Band" (3:25), "Sugar Magnolia" (2:33), "Touch Of Grey" (4:49), "Casey Jones" (2:28), "Ripple" (3:32), "Truckin'" (4:01), "Sugaree" (4:46), and "Alabama Getaway" (2:39). Long Live The Dead: A Tribute To The Grateful Dead - Billy and Terry Smith (K-Tel 3452-4, 1996) The album was released on cassette tape. New York Downtown, Jazz And Other Sounds - var. (Knitting Factory 200, Knitting Factory Works, http://www.knittingfactory.com, January, 1997) This CD compilation includes "Slipknot!" by Joe Gallant and Illuminati, from the "Blues For Allah Project" CD. Breakdown - Old & In The Way (Acoustic Disc ACD-28, 1997) Garcia plays on this recording of live performances from 1973. The CD includes a "hidden" track: "Blue Mule" ends at 4:26, there is silence, and then "Catfish John" starts at 5:35. Mellow Rock Hits Of The 70's: Ventura Highway - var. (WEA/Atlantic/Rhino 72517, February 4, 1997) Includes "Uncle John's Band" by the Grateful Dead. Poplife - var. (Time-Life 7266) This two CD compilation includes "Touch Of Grey". The Gold And Platinum Collection - var. (Time-Life 4855) This two CD compilation includes "Uncle John's Band". Better Shred Than Dead: The Dick Dale Anthology - Dick Dale (Rhino 72631, June 10, 1997) Vince Welnick plays on this album. Marching To Mars - Sammy Hagar (UNI/MCA 11627) Released on May 20, 1997. Mickey Hart plays on "Little White Lie", "On The Other Hand", "Both Sides Now", and "Marching To Mars". Other musicians appearing on this album include Denny Carmassi from Montrose on drums, Bootsy Collins on bass for some tracks and John Pierce of Huey Lewis and the News on the others, and Jesse Harms on keyboards. Mickey Hart is credited with "percussion" and with "sequencing" on the title track. Mickey Hart and Mike Clink are credited with producing the title track. The title track used four 24 track machines for all of the 96 tracks of overdubs. Grateful Dead: Limited/Numbered Edition Collection - Grateful Dead (Monterey Home Video 12233199031, November 1, 1996) This limited edition box set includes the videos (NTSC) for "The Grateful Dead Movie", "Dead Ahead", "Ticket To New Year's Eve", and "Downhill From Here". Grateful Dead: The Concerts - Collector's Box Set - Grateful Dead (Monterey Home Video 12233199338, October 7, 1997) This boxed set includes the videos (NTSC) for "The Grateful Dead Movie", "Dead Ahead", and "Ticket To New Year's Eve". Marching To Mars - Sammy Hagar (MSI 27590) A Japanese release of the album. Huckleberry Jam - var. (HYP 1967) This benefit raiser for the Huckleberry House includes a version of "Bertha" played by the Grateful Dead. Released in 1997. Approximately 20,000 copies of this CD were made available in the San Francisco area. The Best Of The B-Sides - Midnight Oil (Columbia CSK 3466, 1997) This promo release includes "Wharf Rat", which had been originally released on the "Deadicated" album. Dick's Picks Volume 10 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4030) A three CD release of songs taken from the Winterland Arena (in San Francisco) show from December 29, 1977 (except for "Sunrise" and "It Must Have Been the Roses") and December 30, 1977 ("Estimated Prophet" > "Eyes Of The World" > "St. Stephen" > "Sugar Magnolia"). The cover shows the poster-ed SYF flying carpet ticket. The release date was March 7, 1998, the date of the "Dick's Picks Release" party. Dick's Picks Volume 11 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4031) Released on June 9, 1998. A three CD release from the September 27, 1972 show at the Stanley Theater in Jersey City, New Jersey. The cover shows the Statue of Liberty emerging from the SYF flying carpet ticket. Dick's Picks Volume 11 - Grateful Dead (Real Gone Music, March 31, 2015) The three CD album was re-released in 2015. Dick's Picks Volume 1 - Grateful Dead (Arista/GDCD 140182) The December 19, 1973 show. Sold in retail stores in 1998. Dick's Picks Volume 2 - Grateful Dead (Arista/GDCD 140192) The October 31, 1971 show. Sold in retail stores in 1998. Dick's Picks Volume 3 - Grateful Dead (Arista/GDCD 140212) The May 22, 1977 show. Sold in retail stores in 1998. Dick's Picks Volume 4 - Grateful Dead (Arista/GDCD 140232) The February 13 and 14, 1970 late shows. Sold in retail stores in 1998. Dick's Picks Volume 5 - Grateful Dead (Arista/GDCD 140242) The December 26, 1979 show. Sold in retail stores in 1998. Dick's Picks Volume 6 - Grateful Dead (Arista/GDCD 140262) The October 14, 1983 show. Sold in retail stores in 1998. Dick's Picks Sampler - Grateful Dead (Arista/GDCD ) A sampler from the "Dick's Picks" series, made available as an introductory offer, and often given away for free with purchases of the "Dick's Picks" series, in stores when the first six "Dick's Picks" releases were offered for sale in retail stores. ONXRT: Live From The Archives, Volume 4 - var. (WXRT 83333) 20,000 copies were released by Chicago radio station WXRT on Tuesday, November 24, 1998 to benefit Friends Of The Parks. It includes the Grateful Dead performing "Sugaree" (9.36) from the April 11, 1987 show at the UIC Pavilion, Chicago. Produced by John Farneda. No longer available from WXRT Radio Chicago, 4949 W. Belmont Avenue, Chicago, IL 60641, (773) 777-1700, http://www.wxrt.com Merl Saunders & Friends: Keepers - Merl Saunders (Fantasy 7712, October 21, 1997) Jerry Garcia appears on this Merl Saunders's "from the Fantasy Records vaults" release. Keeper Of The Key - David Nelson Band (David Nelson Band DNB 97001, December, 1997, http://www.nelsonband.com) Includes Robert Hunter's "Kick In The Head" and "The Wheel". Recorded live in the Spring of 1995 at the Eight By Ten Club in Baltimore, Maryland. The artwork is by Stanley "Mouse" Miller and the liner notes are by Robert Hunter. Jake's Leg - Jake's Leg (Jake's Leg, http://www.jakesleg.com) This 1997 release, recorded at Hanger 9 in Carbondale, IL on April 5, 1995, includes cover versions of "Help On The Way" > "Slipknot" > "Franklin's Tower", "Bird Song", "Brokedown Palace", "Cassidy" > "Eyes Of The World" > "Looks Like Rain", and "Shakedown Street". Natural Habitat - Kuli Loach (Kuli Loach Records KL004, 1997, http://www.loach.net, http://www.halcyon.com/wardk/kuli_loach/index.html) This self-released CD includes a version of "Shakedown Street", recorded on December 7, 1996 at The Highliner Tavern in Seattle, Washington. Zero - Zero (Relix RRCD 2030, 1997) Robert Hunter wrote or co-wrote the following songs on this album: "Pits Of Thunder", "Roll Me Over", "Spoken For", "Possession", "8 Below Zero", "Did I Mention", "Ermaline", and "Kissin' The Boo-Boo". Also released on PopMafia PM010. Zero - Zero (PopMafia PM010) This 1997 release, with the Golden Gate Bridge at night cover, includes a number of Robert Hunter songs. Bridges To Bert - Leftover Salmon (Hollywood Records HOL 162107, March, 1997) The words and melody to "Pasta On The Mountain" are based on the Grateful Dead's "Fire On The Mountain". Home By Morning - David Gans and Eric Rawlins (Perfectible Recordings ) This 1997 release includes Hunter's "Yellow Moon". Desperados Waiting For The Train - Texas Lone Star (Bear Family Records BCD 15692) This German CD released in 1997 includes a cover of "Friend Of The Devil". Power of Rock: 16 Classic Rock Hits - var. (Madacy 6805, October 14, 1997) Includes "Truckin'" by the Grateful Dead. A Child's Celebration Of Lullaby - var. (Kid Rhino/Music For Little People R2 72935, October 28, 1997) Includes Grisman and Garcia playing "A Shenandoah Lullaby" (7:48). Also includes "Cody's Song" (4:08) by Kathie Lee Gifford. Live On Letterman: Music From The Late Show - var. (Warner Bros. WB 46827, November 18, 1997) This collection of live performances from the "The David Letterman Show" includes a performance of "Friend Of The Devil" (3:41) by Jerry Garcia and David Grisman. The Bridge School Concerts: Volume One - var. (Warner Bros./Reprise 46824, November, 1997) This recording from various benefit concerts for the Bridge School includes Ministry performing "Friend Of The Devil" with some changed lyrics: "Spent the night in Utah, In a cave up in the hills, Trying to find the devil, But I doubt I ever will". The Bridge School Concerts - Vol. One SAMPLER - var. (Warner Bros./Reprise PRO-CD-9096-R, November, 1997) This three song sampler contains "I Am A Child" (2:58( by Neil Young, "Shadow Of A Doubt (A Complex Kid)" (4:48) by Tom Petty, and "Friend Of The Devil" (2:57) by Ministry. Live - Nothin' Lasts Forever - Zero (PopMafia PMR90017) This 1998 CD release was recorded live at The Maritime Hall in San Francisco. It includes Hunter's "Ermaline" and "Home On The Range". Douglas Sampler - var. (Douglas 200, 1997) This compilation includes "South Side Strut" from the "Hooteroll?" album by Jerry Garcia and Howard Wales. Supralingua - Mickey Hart (Rykodisc 10396, August, 1998) Originally released as two CDs: one of the album, and one of remixed songs and interviews. Supralingua - Mickey Hart (Rykodisc 1058) Remixes released in September, 1998. Originally released as two CDs: one of the album, and one of remixed songs and interviews. Indoscrub - Mickey Hart and Planet Drum (Rykodisc RDVD 5-1059) A DVD single, released in 1998. It consists of digital 5.1 surround sound remixes of "Indoscrub" (4:47) and "Endless River" (2:56) (two tracks from the Planet Drum album "Supralingua") with additional Mickey Hart interview video. Indoscrub - Mickey Hart and Planet Drum (Grateful Dead DVD 5071) A DVD single, released in April, 1999. It consists of digital 5.1 surround sound remixes of "Indoscrub" (4:47) and "Endless River" (2:56) (two tracks from the Planet Drum album "Supralingua") with additional Mickey Hart interview video. Classic Rock: The Number Ones - var. (Simitar Ent. 5550, January 27, 1998) This single CD compilation includes "Truckin'" by the Grateful Dead. Feel The Buzz - Spacin' - var. (Simitar Ent. 5594, June 30, 1998) Includes "Casey Jones" by the Grateful Dead. Feel The Buzz - No Pain - var. (Simitar Ent. 5595, June 30, 1998) Includes "Truckin'" by the Grateful Dead. Fiesta Amazonica - Merl Saunders (Sumertone 2183, http://www.merlsaunders.com, January 20, 1998) Vince Welnick, Bill Kreutzmann, Bob Weir, and Jerry Garcia play on this CD. "Ayahuasca Zone" is based on a tribal ceremony. Soft Rock Classics: 48 Super Hits - var. (Rhino 71549, October 27, 1998) This three CD compilation includes "Uncle John's Band" by the Grateful Dead. The Twilight Zone - Vol. One (Silva America/CBS SIL 3011, Silva Screen Records America, 1600 Broadway, Suite 910, New York, NY 10019, (212) 757-1616, (212) 757-2374 (fax), SilvaBop@aol.com) This 41:56 long CD was released on September 15, 1998. It contains the original soundtrack music from the 1985 television series features music composed, produced, and performed by the Grateful Dead and Merl Saunders. Portions of the music (14:07) were put together on February 15, 1985 as a working tape. Dick's Picks Volume 12 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4032) A three-CD release of songs taken from the June 26, 1974 (Providence Civic Center, Providence, Rhode Island) and June 28, 1974 (Boston Music Hall, Boston) shows. The "Mind Left Body" Jam on the song list is a typo. The cover shows a skeleton-ed Minuteman, on bended knee, playing a guitar, on the SYF flying carpet ticket. Released in October, 1998; previewed on KPFA by David Gans on October 14, 1998, during their fundraiser. A Talk With Jerry Garcia - Interview by Joe Territo (Mercury / Beserkley 48337-006 02 http://www.sonofbeserkley.com) A CD with various interviews with Jerry Garcia. Released in 1996. Also released in 1998 as Blackheart 370060. It contains the following segments: "1. Meeting Joe", "2. The Fun Finder", "3. The Music Business", "4. Solo Album Groove", "5. Approach To Solo Recording", "6. Guitar Playing", "7. Being Repetitious", "8. The Grateful Dead", "9. Being Amazed", "10. The Dream Lab", "11. The 60's", "12. Taking Chances, Falling Down", "13. Psychedelics", "14. Smoking Pot", "15. His Singing", "16. A Grateful Dead Hit Single?", "17. Jerry's Favorite Album", "18. The Dead 'Organization'", "19. The Dead In The Community", "20. Jerry & Rock Scully Say Goodbye". The Songs Of Jimmie Rodgers: A Tribute - var. (Sony 67676, August 19, 1997) Includes "Blue Yodel #9", played by David Grisman, John Kahn, Jerry Garcia, and others. This was to be Garcia's last studio recording, made on July 16, 1995. This track also appears on "Acoustic Disc - 100% Handmade Music, Volume IV". On this song, Garcia plays a 1939 vintage Gibson "Super 400N" acoustic guitar that was in mint condition. Relix Bay Rock Shop Vol. 9 - Tribute to Jerry Garcia (Relix RBRS0009) Released in 1996. Includes "Mountains Of The Moon" (3:15) by Tom Constanten from his "Morning Dew" (Relix RRCD 2063) album. Also included are "The Wheel" performed by Toni Brown, and "Henry" and "Ripple" performed by the New Riders of the Purple Sage. Guitar Player Presents Rock: The 60s, Vol. 2 - var. (Rhino R2-70562) This compilation includes "Love Scene" by Jerry Garcia. Norma Waterson - Norma Waterson (Hannibal/Rykodisc HAN 1393, June 11, 1996) Includes a version of "Black Muddy River" (4:19) with Richard Thompson playing guitar behind her. Fire On The Mountain: Reggae Celebrates The Grateful Dead - Volume 2 - var. (Pow Wow POW 7466) More reggae artists interpret more Grateful Dead songs on this CD released in May, 1997. In The Studio (Album Network) This one CD radio program covered the Grateful Dead and "In The Dark" album. Program number 478, "Grateful Dead 'In The Dark' 10th Anniversary" was scheduled for broadcast on August 18, 1997. It featured interviews with Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, and Mickey Hart and includes the songs "Throwing Stones", "Hell In A Bucket", "Touch Of Grey", "West L.A. Fadeaway", "Foolish Heart", and "Black Muddy Water". The CD came with a single page cue sheet showing the four segments, etc. The Golden Age Of Underground Radio, Vol. 2 - var. (DCC 130) This compilation of voiceovers by disc jockey B. Mitchell Reed includes, as track 26, "Grateful Dead Concert Commercial", which has "Casey Jones" as the background music. Released on September 9, 1997, the album time length is 62:44. Sound & Spirit - Ellen Kushner (WGBH, Boston) On this weekly radio program, broadcast on National Public Radio, the program "Drummers' Circle" includes an interview with Mickey Hart, and includes musical excerpts from "Music To Be Born By", "Apocalypse Now" (from "Welcome To Our World"), "At The Edge", "The Music of Upper and Lower Egypt", and "Drums Of Passion: The Invocation". This segment repeats periodically, most recently on January 13, 2002. Utom: Summoning The Spirit - var. (Rykodisc RCD 10402) Recorded by ethnomusicologist Manolete Mora in 1995, this album is a collection of the music of the T’boli of Southwestern Mindanao in the Philippines. Released in 1997. Utom: Summoning The Spirit - var. (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15017) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. The Discoteca Collection: Missao De Pesquisas Folcloricas - var. (Rykodisc RCD 10403) Released in 1997, this is part of the Endangered Music Project. The album is a collection of field recordings from 1938 that were sourced from the library of the Discoteca Publica Municipal collection in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The Discoteca Collection: Missao De Pesquisas Folcloricas - var. (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15018) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. L. H. Correa De Azevedo: Music Of Ceara And Minas Gerais - var. (Rykodisc RCD 10404) Released in 1997, this is part of the Endangered Music Project. The recordings for the album were made in Brazil in the early 1940s by Luiz Heitor Correa de Azevedo. L. H. Correa De Azevedo: Music Of Ceara And Minas Gerais - var. (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15019) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Backbone - Backbone (Arista/GDCD 4056, 1997) Bill Kreutzmann joined this group, consisting of guitarist and songwriter Rick Barnett and bassist Ed Cook, while living in Kauai, Hawaii. The album was recorded at the home studio of Rick Barnett and contains a version of "New Speedway Boogie". Relix's Best Of The New, New Riders Of The Purple Sage - New Riders of the Purple Sage (Relix RRCD 2082, February 12, 1997) This CD includes "Ripple". Other tracks included are: "Charlie's Garden", "Ballad Of The Deportees", "Taking It Hard", "Change In The Weather", "Diesel On My Tail", "Keep On Keepin' On", "Bounty Hunter", "Rancher's Daughter", and "Early In The Morning". Pickin' On The Grateful Dead - David West and var. (CMH Records CMH 8022, June, 1997) Bluegrass inspired versions of various Grateful Dead songs. Wind River Crossing - Keith Greeninger (Wind River Music, September, 1997) This release includes "Brokedown Palace". Bob Weir Rob Wasserman Live - Bob Weir and Rob Wasserman (Arista/Grateful Dead GDCD 14053, January 13, 1998) A collection of songs performed by the pre-Ratdog duo of Bob Weir and Rob Wasserman, recorded in the Fall of 1988 and the Summer of 1992. The CD includes: "Festival" (4:48), by Bob Weir; "The Winners" (4.00), a Rudyard Kipling poem arranged by Bob Weir; "This Time Forever" (4:31), by Bob Weir and John Perry Barlow; and "Shade of Grey" (4:41), by Bob Weir and John Perry Barlow. The songs are: "Festival", "Walkin' Blues", "The Winners", "K.C. Moan", "Victim Or The Crime", "Looks Like Rain", "Easy To Slip", "Fever", "Eternity", "This Time Forever", "Shade Of Grey", "Heaven Help The Fool", "Blue Sky Bop", and "Throwing Stones". Mother McCree's Uptown Jug Champions - Mother McCree's Uptown Jug Champions (Grateful Dead GDCD 4064) The pre-Warlocks jug band recorded live in July, 1964 at the Top Of The Tangent in Palo Alto, CA. It includes Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and Ron "Pigpen" McKernan. Released on CD in March, 1999. For detailed info, check: http://www.vidkid.com/McCree.html or http://www.geckographics.com/GeckoGraphics/mccrees.html Friends Of Mine - Ramblin' Jack Elliot (HighTone Records HCD 8089, March, 1998, http://www.hightone.com) Bob Weir and Ramblin' Jack Elliot perform "Friend Of The Devil" (4:14). In 1976, Bob Weir circled this song title on the back cover of the "American Beauty" album and wrote: "Learn this song, Jack." Acoustic Disc - 100% Handmade Music, Volume IV - var. (Acoustic Disc ACD-32, 1998) Jerry Garcia plays this compilation album of Acoustic Disc artists. Included is a bonus track of Jimmie Rodgers' "Blue Yodel #9", recorded by Jerry Garcia, John Kahn, and David Grisman on July 16, 1995, during what were to Garcia's final studio sessions. So What - David Grisman and Jerry Garcia (Acoustic Disc ACD-33) Culled from three five-hour sessions in July, 1992 at which were recorded: the MJQ's "Baggs's Groove", Miles Davis's "Milestones", "Stealin'", "Drink Up And Go Home", "Shady Grove", and James Brown's "If You Leave Me". Released on August 18, 1998. New Visions: World Rhythms - var. (WEA/Atlantic/Rhino 75268, April 21, 1998) Includes "Temple Caves" (3:13) by Mickey Hart and "Ife L'Oju L'Aiye" (6:49) by Babatunde Olatunji. Go Blue! The Ultimate Michigan Sports CD: Stadium Anthems And Hit Songs That Rock The Wolverines - var. (Alphabet City Record 11883, September, 1998) This compilation CD includes "Truckin'" by the Wailing Souls, which also appeared on the album "Fire On The Mountain - Reggae Celebrates The Grateful Dead - Volume 2". Music Of The Grateful Dead And Beyond - Illuminati (Relix RRCD 2085, 1998) A live recording of Joe Gallant and Illuminati covering various Grateful Dead songs. Upon being released, the CD was pulled from distribution because "Corrina" was recorded on here before it had been recorded by the Grateful Dead; once this song was released in 1999 on "The Strange Remain", the CD was allowed to be distributed. The cover has a blue background. Live Volume 1: Music Of The Grateful Dead And Beyond - Illuminati (Relix RRCD 2091) A live recording of Joe Gallant and Illuminati covering various Grateful Dead songs: "West L.A. Fadeaway", "Feel Like A Stranger", "Bird Song", and "Corrina". Upon being released, the CD was pulled from distribution because "Corrina" was recorded here before it had been recorded by the Grateful Dead; once this song was released in 1999 on "The Strange Remain", the CD was allowed to be distributed. The cover has a blue background. Live Volume 2: Music Of The Grateful Dead And Beyond - Illuminati (Relix RRCD 2092) A live recording of Joe Gallant and Illuminati covering various Grateful Dead songs, including "The Music Never Stopped" (which also appears on "Dead Delites Volume 3"), "Playing In The Band (Intro)", "Love In The Afternoon", "Eyes Of The World", and "Playing In The Band (Reprise)". The cover has a green background. The Strange Remain - The Other Ones (Arista/Grateful Dead GDCD 4062) This two CD release was recorded live during the 1998 Furthur Festival. The CD features Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, and Mickey Hart, with Bruce Hornsby, Ratdog saxophonist Dave Ellis, drummer John Molo, and guitarists Mark Karan and Steve Kimock. The track listings (and venue) for CD One: "St. Stephen/The Eleven" (13:55) (7-17-98, Riverport), "Jack Straw" (7:11) (7-22-98, Irvine), "Sugaree" (12:05) (7-17-98, Riverport), "Corrina" (10:54) (7-25-98, Shoreline), "Only The Strange Remain" (8:18) (7-16-98, Chicago), "White-Wheeled Limousine" (7:31) (7-19-98, Fiddler's Green), "Estimated Prophet" (14:12) (7-16-98, Chicago) (total 1:14:06). The track listings (and venue) for CD Two: "Playing In The Band" (11:58) (7-13-98, Pine Knob), "The Other One" (8:10) (7-25-98, Shoreline), "Banyan Tree" (8:31) (?), "Rainbow's Cadillac" (11:26) (7-22-98, Irvine), "Mountains Of The Moon" (5:16) (7-22-98, Irvine), "Friend Of The Devil" (6:43) (7-25-98, Shoreline), "Baba Jingo" (8:01) (7-21-98, Las Vegas), "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider" (13:18) (7-12-98, Polaris) (total 1:13:18). Multi-track recordings were made of all the shows from 7-11-98 (Alpine Valley) to the end of the tour. On the album, Mark Karan is located on the left and Steve Kimock is located on the right. Into The Now - Into The Now (Acme Records, http://www.intothenow.com) This 1998 release includes "Brokedown Palace". Rock This Way Live: Volume One - var. (BMG Special Products 44682, April 14, 1998) This CD compilation includes "The Battle Of New Orleans" by Kingfish. Rock This Way Live: Volume One - var. (BMG Special Products 44682, April 14, 1998) This cassette compilation includes "The Battle Of New Orleans" by Kingfish. Rock This Way Live: Volume One - var. (BMG Special Products 44682, April 1, 2002) This CD compilation includes "The Battle Of New Orleans" by Kingfish. The Donna Jean Band - Donna Jean ( , 1998) This CD was Donna Jean Godchaux's first release since the Heart Of Gold band albums. The tracks include: "Mercy", "It's Not Working", "Children Of The Night", "What Only Love Can See", "Erosion", "American Beauty", "Highland", "Come To Attention", "Can I Take You With Me?", and "The Heart Needs". Appearing on the album are Donna Jean Godchaux-McKay and David McKay, along with other musicians. Travel The Gravel - The Kruger Brothers (Double Time Music ) This October, 1998 European released CD includes "Friend Of The Devil" (3:23), with the verse that Jerry Garcia dropped when he performed it. http://www.doubletimemusic.com/ Too Hot To Handle - Chubby Carrier and the Bayou Swamp Band (Louisiana Red Hot 1106, 1998) This CD includes a version of "Fire On The Mountain". The Yoruba / Dahomean Collection: Orishas Across The Ocean - var. (Rykodisc RCD 10405, November 3, 1998) A collection of field recordings from the 1940's. Part of the Library of Congress "Endangered Music Project" series. Produced by Mickey Hart. The Yoruba / Dahomean Collection: Orishas Across The Ocean - var. (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15020) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Mileage - Mick Overman (Max Records MRD 00 30103 2) This 1998 CD includes an acoustic version of "Box Of Rain". Welcome To Our World - JGB (House Of Blues 161364, http://www.hob.com) The remaining members of the Jerry Garcia Band (hence the band's name "JGB") released this album in 1998, which includes "Mission In The Rain" (7:00) and "Dark Star". Realms - Jamie Janover (Realm Music, http://www.realmmusic.com, 1998) Includes a version of "Dark Star" (8:11) played on hammered dulcimer, violin, and bass. Side Trips Volume One - Howard Wales and Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead/Arista GDCD 4061, 1998) Live "Hooteroll?" material from 1970, featuring Wales, Garcia, John Kahn, and Bill Vitt. Kerouac: Kicks Joy Darkness - var. (Rykodisc RykoReadings 10329) 26 different artists, including Robert Hunter ("Have You Ever Seen Anyone Like Cody..."), read selections from Jack Kerouac's works. Robert Hunter offered this about his reading (April 14, 1997, on-line journal): "I recorded my piece, from "Visions of Cody", in my car, sitting in traffic with the windows rolled down, playing a tape of Kerouak (sic) scat singing "Foggy London Town" over the stereo. It was a definite moment. Take One." Great Expectations - var. (Atlantic 83058, January 6, 1998) The original soundtrack for this movie includes "Uncle John's Band" by the Grateful Dead. Missing Man Formation - Vince Welnick (Grateful Dead/Arista 14058, April 28, 1998) Includes "Golden Days", "Samba In The Rain", "It's Alive", "True Blue", "Smog Farm", and songs written with John Perry Barlow ("The Devil I Know"), Robert Hunter ("Golden Stairs"), and "Fabiana" by Bobby Vega. Fish-Tree-Water Blues - var. (Bullseye Blues & Jazz/Rounder BEYE 9618) Ratdog with Charlie Musselwhite (on harp) perform "Take Me To The River" on this compilation album released on April 6, 1999. http://www.rounder.com/rounder/catalog/bylabel/beye/9618/9618.html Blue Light Rain - Jazz Is Dead (Zebra Records 44009, http://www.zebradisc.com, June 9, 1998) Includes versions of "Crazy Fingers", "Unbroken Chain", "Scarlet Begonias", "Dark Star", "King Solomon's Marbles", and a "Blues For Allah" medley, which includes "Help On The Way" > "Slipknot!" > "Franklin's Tower". 3rd Annual Gathering On The Mountain - var. (Relix RRCD 2099) Tom Constanten and the Donna Jean Band perform on this live recording from August 8 and 9, 1998 at Big Boulder Ski Area in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania. Radio Free Music: Volume 2 - var. (Sony/Intersound 92952, March 31, 1998) This collection includes "Where Love Goes (Sito) (5:26) from the "Mickey Hart's Mystery Box" album. Something Borrowed, Something New - Country Joe McDonald (Ragbaby RAG 1030/Big Beat 180) This compilation of songs includes "Starship Ride" and "Blues For Michael", two songs with Jerry Garcia, taken from the "Superstitious Blues" album. Put Some Style In It - Lounge Brigade (Shanachie 5732, http://www.shanachie.com, 800-497-1043) This 1998 release includes a 'lounge' version of "Touch Of Grey". Super Bos - The Binghampton Crosbys (1998) This release by the a cappela group from SUNY in Binghampton, NY includes a version of "Touch Of Grey". Dick's Picks Volume 13 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4033) A three-CD release from the May 6, 1981 show from Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York. Announced by Dick Latvala during the KPFA Fund Drive Marathon in January, 1999. Disc two includes a hidden track of "Scarlet Begonias" > "Fire On The Mountain" from November 1, 1979. The Dick's Picks Vault Party was on March 13, 1999, at The Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts. The cover features a five-armed starfish fractal. Mr. Music - var. (Sonic Images 8903, March, 1999) This soundtrack recording includes "Teach Your Children" by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, on which Garcia plays pedal steel. Merl Saunders With His Funky Friends - Live! - Merl Saunders (Sumertone 2193, http://www.merlsaunders.com, September 15, 1998) Includes Jerry Garcia on a previously unreleased alternate studio take of "Sunrise Over Haleakala" (4:47). It also includes a live version of "Dark Star" (8:21), recorded on March 22, 1996 at the Ventura Theater in Ventura, California. Release 1 - The Schwag (Jacob's Ladder Productions, http://www.theschwag.com, 1998) Includes versions of "Feel Like A Stranger" > "Eyes Of The World", "Tennessee Jed", "He's Gone", and "Cumberland Blues". This disk was recorded live at Mississippi Nights, St. Louis, Missouri, on January 30, 1998. What If I Told You - Andru Branch (TABOU.1 Records 04) This October 27, 1998 release by this Toronto based musician, recorded with The Wailers, and mixed in Kingston, Jamaica, includes "Ripple". http://www.tabou1.com/ Renegade Bluegrass - Rollin' In The Hay (Prairie Eden 4, October, 1998) This CD includes a version of "Deal". Greatest Hits 1970-1998 - The Stanford Band (EMBO Records, http://www.stanford.edu/group/lsjumb, 1998) This compilation of songs released by the Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band includes versions of "Uncle John's Band", "Truckin'" (arranged by Dr. Arthur P. Barnes, both of which first appeared on "The Incomparable Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band 1972" album), and "One More Saturday Night" (arranged by Eric Strandberg, which also appears on their "Block S" album from 1982). Sundown On The Forest - Kingfish (Phoenix Rising 2001) Released April 20, 1999. Led by Matthew Kelly, the album includes Bob Weir on four tracks ("Padlock Cufflinks", written by James Nelson, and others) and "Ridin' High" from 1973 with Jerry Garcia on guitar, which was originally released on the Matthew Kelly "A Wing And A Prayer" album. The Jerry Garcia solo comes from an alternate take of the song. The title track is dedicated to Julia Butterfly Hill who had been living in a tree for 1998-99 to protest clear cutting. http://www.radiophoenix.com/ "Every Little Light" is dedicated to Jerry Garcia. Terrapin - Joe Gallant and Illuminati (Which? Records WHI 5656, Which Records, P.O. Box 659, Village Station, NY 10014, http://www.whichsight.com) A reworking of the "Terrapin Station" album, with 71 performers appearing on this album. Released in April, 1999. All Hat - No Cattle - Joe Goldmark (Hightone Music Group HMG 3009, http://www.hightone.com, 1999) Includes a version of "China Cat Sunflower". The Serpent Unrolled - Fit & Limo (September Gurls SGCD 20) This German group's CD, released in late 1998, includes "Dark Star", played in a style influenced by the Incredible String Band. Visions Under The Moon - David Nelson Band (David Nelson Band DNB 9901, http://www.nelsonband.com) Includes "Long Gone Sam" (which fades out at 9:54) by David Nelson and Robert Hunter. The basic tracks were recorded live, on September 11 (recording sessions), 12 (recording sessions), and 13 (show), 1998, at the Aladdin Theater in Portland, Oregon. Released in May, 1999. The last track on the CD could be from the September 13, 1998 show. The bonus track on the CD was "something that happened during the break on one of the nights". Too Many Years... - Jorma Kaukonen (Relix RRCD 2094, http://www.relix.com, January 26, 1999) Includes a version of "Friend Of The Devil" (6:03). Rarities, B Sides and Slow, Sad Waltzes - Cowboy Junkies (Latent, 1999) This compilation album includes "To Lay Me Down" from the "Deadicated" album. The lyrics are not correct in the CD booklet. http://www.cowboyjunkie.com Swingin' To The Grateful Dead - Marsh, Drake, Nunez, Stout, Carbe (Vitamin CD 8501, Vitamin Records, P.O. Box 39439, Los Angeles, CA 90039, 323-663-8073) Swing versions of the following songs: "Touch Of Grey", "Friend Of The Devil", "Bertha", "Scarlet Begonias", "Wharf Rat", "U.S. Blues", "Eyes Of The World", "Truckin'", "Cumberland Blues", "China Cat Sunflower", "Casey Jones", and "Ship Of Fools". Released in May, 1999. Swingin' To The Grateful Dead - var. (CMH 8501) Swing versions of the following songs: "Touch Of Grey", "Friend Of The Devil", "Bertha", "Scarlet Begonias", "Wharf Rat", "U.S. Blues", "Eyes Of The World", "Truckin'", "Cumberland Blues", "China Cat Sunflower", "Casey Jones", and "Ship Of Fools". Released in May, 1999. Dead Delites Volume 1 - var. (Relix RRCD 2095) This collection of releases by Relix artists includes Tom Constanten from "Morning Dew" (Relix RRCD 2063), a version of "Ripple" by the New Riders of the Purple Sage from "Live In Japan" (Relix RRCD 2065), "Dark Star" (7:57) by Dead Ringers from "Dead Ringers" (Relix RRCD 2060), and "St. Stephen" > "The Eleven" (10:17) by Solar Circus from "Juggling Suns" (Relix RRCD 2037). Dead Delites Volume 2 - var. (Relix RRCD 2096) This collection of releases by Relix artists includes "Dire Wolf" and "Friend Of The Devil" by the New Riders of the Purple Sage from "Live In Japan" (Relix RRCD 2065), "Box of Rain" by Toni Brown from "Blue Morning" (Relix RRCD 2074), "Mason's Children" by Living Earth from "Living Earth" (Relix RRLP 2033), and Tom Constanten. Dead Delites Volume 3 - var. (Relix RRCD 2097) This collection of releases by Relix artists includes "The Music Never Stopped" by Joe Gallant's Illuminati from "Live, Volume 2 - Music Of The Grateful Dead And Beyond (Relix RRCD 2092), "Eyes Of The World" by Juggling Suns from "Doorway To The Angels" (Relix RRCD 2079), "Cumberland Blues" by Dead Ringers from "Dead Ringers" (Relix RRCD 2060), "Dark Star" > "The Other One" > "El Paso" > "The Other One" > "Dark Star" by Solar Circus from "A Historical Retrospective" (Relix RRCD 2064). The Rockin' Banjos Of Bluegrass - var. (CMH Records CMH 8040, March, 1999) This compilation of bluegrass inspired cover versions of various songs includes a bluegrass inspired version of "Bird Song". A Walk On The Moon - var. (WEA/Sire Records Group 31041, March 23, 1999) Music from this Miramax Films release of April, 1999 includes "Ripple" by the Grateful Dead. Jerry Garcia plays on "Today" with Jefferson Airplane. Dare To Dream - Toni Brown (Relix RRP 2100) This three song promo CD, which was released in 1999, includes a version of "New Speedway Boogie". http://www.tonibrownband.com Dare To Dream - Toni Brown (Relix RRCD 2100) This CD includes a cover version of "New Speedway Boogie" and "We Can Run". Released in February, 2000. http://www.tonibrownband.com Keystone Sessions Four - Garcia and Saunders ( ) Includes "Wondering Why". Production on this album was done in March, 1999. California Stories - The Cyrus Clarke Band (Ranch Records , June 1, 1999) This CD includes a cover version of "New Speedway Boogie". Living Art, Sounding Spirit: The Bali Sessions - var. (Rykodisc RCD 10499, June 8, 1999) A three CD collection of Balinese gamelan music recorded between March 18 and 20, 1998 by Mickey Hart. The Bali Sessions: Living Art, Sounding Spirit - var. (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15021) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Hard Rock Cafe: Rockin' Down The Highway - var. (Rhino R2 75792, June 2, 1999) This single CD compilation includes "Truckin'" by the Grateful Dead. Dick's Picks Volume 14 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4034) A four CD release of songs from the Boston Music Hall shows of November 30 and December 2, 1973. The track list for disc one: (11-30-73) "Morning Dew", "Mexicali Blues", "Dire Wolf", "Black Throated Wind", "Don't Ease Me In", (12-2-73) "Big River", (11-30-73), "They Love Each Other", and "Playing In The Band". The track list for disc two: (11-30-73) "Here Comes Sunshine", "Weather Report Suite" > "Dark Star Jam" > "Eyes Of The World" > "Sugar Magnolia". The track list for disc three: (12-2-73) "Cold Rain And Snow", "Beat It On Down The Line", "Brown-Eyed Women", band talking and "Looney Tunes" and "Beer Barrel Polka", "Jack Straw", "Ramble On Rose", "Weather Report Suite", "Wharf Rat" > "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo". The track list for disc four: (12-2-73) "Playing In The Band" > "Jam" (which Dick Latvala describes as "One of the most historic pieces of music in the history of mankind ... it rivals anything anyone has ever done, in my opinion".) > "He's Gone" > "Jam" > "Truckin'" > "Jam" (which sounds like "Nobody's Fault But Mine") > "Stella Blue", and "Morning Dew". The four CDs contain over four and a half hours of music, selling for $22.00. Released July 1, 1999. The first "Vault Party" (of several) was held on July 7, 1999 at the Ocean Mist on Matunuck Beach Road in Matunuck, Rhode Island. The cover features a six-armed counterclockwise spiraling fractal. Bikini.Com: More Summer Groovin' - var. (Madacy 2605, July 20, 1999) This compilation includes "Sugar Magnolia" by the Grateful Dead. The Blotter Boys Live: Oh Yeah! (Live At Tremont) - The Blotter Boys (Flying Crowbar ) This live recording from the Fall of 1998 includes the Dead's "The Other One" and other songs that were also covered by the Dead. The band is Boyd Albritton, Vassar Clements, Buddy Cage, Sammy Piazza, and Mike Sudderth. http://www.flyingcrowbar.com/html/the_blotter_boys.htm Laughing Water - Jazz Is Dead (Zebra ZD 44019, http://www.zebradisc.com) The "Wake Of The Flood" album as performed by Jazz Is Dead. The basic tracks were recorded at their April, 13 and 14, 1999 shows at the Fox Theater in Boulder, Colorado and the Maritime Hall in San Francisco, California shows on April 23 and 24, 1999. Donna Jean Godchaux does the vocal intros. Released on July 20, 1999. http://www.jazzisdead.com Love Will See You Through - Phil Lesh and Friends (Grateful Dead GDCD 4401, http://dead.net) A two CD compilation from the June 4 and 5, 1999 shows at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco. CD one: "Dancin' In The Streets" (22:07), "Broken Arrow" (8:56), "Big Boss Man" (6:57), "Friend Of The Devil" (6:45), "Mr. Charlie" (8:04), "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo" (8:58), and "Franklin's Tower" (14:35). CD two: "Dupree's Diamond Blues" (4:39), "I Am The Light Of The World" (4:05), "Good Shepherd" (10:53), "Mashed Potato Jam" (12:46), "New Potato Caboose" (3:39), "Caboose Jam" (10:46), and "St. Stephen" (26:02) (the jam is faded out). Phil Lesh's friends were: Catlin Cornwell, Zoe Ellis, Jorma Kaukonen, Steve Kimock, Phil Lesh, Prairie Prince, and Pete Sears. Released on August 11, 1999. So Many Roads (1965 - 1995) - Grateful Dead (Arista / Grateful Dead Records GDPCD 3740) A one CD sampler from the five CD box set: 1. "Cream Puff War" (July 16, 1966) (5:37); 2. "You Don't Have To Ask" (July 16, 1966) (3:55); 3. "Mason's Children" (studio) (4:08); 4. "Passenger" (May 19, 1977) (3:22) ("Passenger" was to be included on Disc 3 of the box set, but was not due to CD time limits); 5. "Estimated Prophet" (August 12, 1979) (10:52); 6. "The Music Never Stopped" (October 14, 1980) (7:24); 7. "Shakedown Street" (December 31, 1984) (17:23); 8. "Jam Out Of Terrapin" (September 8, 1990) (5:17); 9. "Liberty" (March 30, 1994) (5:56); and 10. "Eternity" (rehearsal from February 18, 1993) (7:35). Made available to radio stations by September 20, 1999. Out Among The Stars - Modern Hicks (Jackalope Records JKLP1244, September 14, 1999) This CD includes a cover version of "Friend Of The Devil". John Boy & Billy's Rockin' Race Tracks - var. (Arista 18893, September 14, 1999) This compilation includes "Touch Of Grey" by the Grateful Dead. Saturday Night Live: The Musical Performances (Volume One) - var. (Dreamworks 50205, September 21, 1999) The Dead's performance of "Casey Jones" (3:23), from the November 11, 1978 show, is included on volume one of this compilation series. Rice Rice Hillman & Pedersen - Tony Rice, Larry Rice, Chris Hillman, and Herb Pedersen (UNI/Rounder 610450, October 5, 1999) This CD includes a cover version of "Friend Of The Devil" (3:16) IPO - The Flying Other Brothers (Flying Other Brothers, October 9, 1999) This CD includes a cover version of "The Music Never Stopped" (5:10). http://www.flyingotherbros.com Dick's Picks Volume 15 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4035) A three CD release from the September 3, 1977 show at Raceway Park in Englishtown, New Jersey. Made available for mail-order on October 18, 1999. The cover features a multi-scalloped downward descending stairway fractal. Rev - Perry Farrell (Warner Brothers 47544, November 9, 1999) This album by the singer from Jane's Addiction and Porno For Pyros includes the cover version of "Ripple" (4:39) which had been previously released on "Deadicated". Don't Mind The Rain - Jessica Bryan (1999) This album includes a cover version of "Friend Of The Devil". Drunk At The Stone Balloon - Love Seed Mama Jump (2000) This album, recorded live at the Stone Balloon at the University of Delaware, contains a cover version of "Friend Of The Devil". The Privateers - The Privateers (May, 2000) This CD by this Austin, Texas based group includes a cover version of "Friend Of The Devil" that was recorded live the Carousel Lounge. Live At The Crow's Nest: Eleven O'Clock Set - Darrell Lawhorne (2000) This live recording includes a cover version of "Friend Of The Devil". http://www.venice-florida.com/artandculture/lawhorne.htm Running Free - var. (Varese Sarabande, 302066152, May 23, 2000) This soundtrack album for the movie "Running Free" includes "Dance Of The Hunter's Fire" and "The Hunt", taken from the "Planet Drum" album by Mickey Hart. So Many Roads (1965-1995) - Grateful Dead (Arista/GD 14066) A boxed "best of" five CD set of the Grateful Dead live, studio out-takes, and rehearsals, as compiled by Dick Latvala (who died on August 6, 1999, during the compilation of this box set), Steve Silberman, Blair Jackson, and David Gans. Released on November 9, 1999. Disc 1: 1. "Can't Come Down" - Warlocks demo (November 3, 1965); 2. "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" - Warlocks demo (November 3, 1965); 3. "You Don't Have To Ask" (The Fillmore, S.F., July 16, 1966); 4. "On The Road Again" (1966); 5. "Cream Puff War" (The Fillmore, S.F., July 16, 1966); 6. "I Know You Rider" (San Francisco, 1966. Note that this version is the same one as appears on the "Vintage Dead" album); 7. "The Same Thing" (Winterland, S. F., March 18, 1967); 8. "Dark Star" > "China Cat Sunflower" > "The Eleven" (Carousel Ballroom, S.F., March 16, 1968); 9. "Clementine" (written by Robert Hunter and Phil Lesh) (Crystal Ballroom, Portland, Oregon, February 2, 1968); 10. "Mason's Children" (1970 "Workingman's Dead" outtake); and 11. "To Lay Me Down" (1970 "American Beauty" outtake). Disc 2: 1. "That's It For The Other One" (Fillmore West, S.F., February 27, 1969); 2. "Beautiful Jam" (this is the wonderful jam between "Wharf Rat" and "Dark Star", with Ned Lagin on clavichord) (Capitol Theater, Port Chester, N.Y., February 18, 1971); 3. "Chinatown Shuffle" (Rotterdam, The Netherlands, May 11, 1972); 4. "Sing Me Back Home" (Veneta, Oregon, August 27, 1972); 5. "Watkins Glen Soundcheck Jam" (the jam between "Me And My Uncle" and "Wharf Rat") (Watkins Glen, N.Y., July 27, 1973); and 6. "Dark Star Jam" excerpt > "Spanish Jam" > "U.S. Blues" (with Ned Lagin on keyboards) (Jai-Alai Fronton, Miami, June 23, 1974. Note that there is an edit in "U.S. Blues", due to a reel change.) Disc 3: 1. "Eyes Of The World" (this appears in "The Grateful Dead Movie" but it is severely edited there) (Winterland, S.F., October 19, 1974); 2. "The Wheel" (Auditorium Theater, Chicago, June 29, 1976); 3. "Stella Blue" (Rupp Arena, Lexington, Kentucky, April 21, 1978. Note that in early releases of the booklet, the date is incorrectly listed as "April 28, 1978"); 4. "Estimated Prophet" (Red Rocks, Morrison, Colorado, August 12, 1979); 5. "The Music Never Stopped" (Warfield Theater, S.F., October 14, 1980); and 6. "Shakedown Street" (San Francisco Civic Auditorium, S.F., December 31, 1984). Disc 4: 1. "Cassidy" (Meadowlands Arena, East Rutherford, N.J., November 10, 1985); 2. "Hey Pocky Way" (Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro, N.C., March 31, 1989); 3. "Believe It Or Not" (1988 "Built To Last" outtake); 4. "Playing In The Band" (Laguna Seca, Monterey, Ca., July 29, 1988); 5. "Gentlemen, Start Your Engines" (1988 "Built To Last" outtake); 6. "Death Don't Have No Mercy" (Shoreline Amphitheater, Mountain View, Ca., September 29, 1989); 7. "Scarlet Begonias" > "Fire On The Mountain" (Copps Coliseum, Ontario, March 22, 1990); 8. "Bird Song" (with Branford Marsalis) (Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, N.Y., March 29, 1990. Note that this version was previously released on a limited edition CD entitled "Warriors - KFOG Jam"); and 9. "Jam Out Of "Terrapin Station"" (Richfield, Ohio, September 8, 1990). Disc 5: 1. "Terrapin Station" (Madison Square Garden, New York, September 12, 1991); 2. "Jam Out Of "Foolish Heart"" (Madison Square Garden, New York, September 18, 1990); 3. "Way To Go Home" (The Palace, Auburn Hills, Mich., July 31, 1994); 4. "Liberty" (The Omni, Atlanta, Georgia, March 30, 1994); 5. "Lazy River Road" (rehearsal, February 18, 1993); 6. "Eternity" (rehearsal, February 18, 1993. Note that the version here is from two partial rehearsals that were edited together.); 7. "Jam Into "Days Between"" (rehearsal February 9, 1993); 8. "Days Between" (the final Robert Hunter and Jerry Garcia collaboration) (rehearsal, February 16, 1993); 9. "Whiskey In The Jar" (rehearsal, February 16, 1993); and 10. "So Many Roads" (Soldier Field, Chicago, July 9, 1995 - what would be the Grateful Dead's final show. Note that the few seconds of the Jerry Garcia solo guitar intro heard here were taken from an earlier performance, and that Garcia's first attempt at the final verse (which he sang twice) and a second solo have been eliminated.) The 10 seconds of studio dialogue at the end of the fifth disc (Jerry Garcia saying: "The tension is killing me.") was added by John Cutler. This dialogue was removed from the "second" pressings. Review copies made available to radio stations on November 8, 1999. "Wave To The Wind" was recorded in the studio, and slated to the used on this album, but was not used because Phil Lesh was reworking the song, along with "If the Shoe Fits" and "Childhood's End" for his "friends". (N.B. The following songs, which appear on "So Many Roads", were also broadcast on the "Grateful Dead Hour" radio program: "I Know You Rider", "On The Road Again", "Clementine", "Beautiful Jam", "Chinatown Shuffle", "Sing Me Back Home", "Watkins Glen Soundcheck Jam", "Dark Star" > "U.S. Blues", "Eyes Of The World", "Cassidy", "Playing In The Band", "Scarlet Begonias" > "Fire On The Mountain", "You Don't Have To Ask", "Jam out of "Foolish Heart"", and "That's It For The Other One".) On April 12, 2000, the box set has received an RIAA Gold Record Award (consisting of the five CDs and some artwork in a very nice frame) for selling 500000 copies, or, in this case, 100000 copies of the five CD box set. So Many Roads (1965-1995) - Grateful Dead (BMG/Arista BVCZ-31004-8) This album was released in Japan on April 21, 2000. Sing Out For SEVA - var. (Grateful Dead GDCD 4067) A compilation of live performances recorded at several benefit concerts for SEVA. Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, and Phil Lesh perform on various songs. David Crosby and Graham Nash perform with Phil Lesh on "Box Of Rain" (5:29). Released in October, 1999. The Psychedelic Bus Of Dead Knowledge - The Grateful Dead (Relix 5002, November 16, 1999) This multimedia CD-ROM was produced by Cosmic Light Computing. UPC 792412500024. Rev - Perry Farrell (Warner Brothers 47544, November, 1999) This compilation of songs performed by Perry Farrell includes "Ripple" by Jane's Addiction, which is taken from the "Deadicated" album. Calling On Love - Paul Kamm and Eleanore Macdonald (Freewheel Records FR105, 1999) This, their fifth recording, includes "To Lay Me Down". Sawin' On The Strings - The Tobasco Donkeys (Buck Fanshaw 302, 1999) This CD includes a version of "Friend Of The Devil". The musicians are staff members at the Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron, New Mexico. Live From The Archives 6 - var. (KFOG 104.5\97.7, 1999, Radio San Francisco, Inc.) This compilation includes a live version of Elvis Costello playing "Ship Of Fools", recorded during a KFOG live broadcast from the Fillmore, San Francisco, California, May 15, 1996. The proceeds from this CD release benefit Bay Area food banks. California Stories - The Cyrus Clarke Band (Ranch Records 11256, 1999) This CD includes "New Speedway Boogie" (4:52). http://ranchrecording.com I Feel Like Singing Today - Jim Lauderdale, Ralph Stanley, and the Clinch Mountain Boys (Rebel Records REB-CD 1755, 1999) "Joy, Joy, Joy" and "I Will Wait For You", two songs written by Robert Hunter, are performed on this CD. For many of their collaborations, Robert Hunter faxed the lyrics to Jim Lauderdale, and Lauderdale sent the recorded melodies to Hunter. Hunter later spent six weeks in Nashville, co-writing with Lauderdale; these sessions eventually yielding 34 songs, many of which appeared on "Headed For The Hills". Onward Through It All - Jim Lauderdale (RCA 07863-67822-2, 1999) This album includes "Trust (Guiding Star)", a song co-written with Robert Hunter. A Tribute To Jerry Garcia - Phil Salazar and Jonathan McEuen (Chrome Records FPUI 0420) Released on February 8, 2000. This album of "bluegrassified" Grateful Dead music contains the songs: "Tennessee Jed", "Casey Jones", "Eyes Of The World", "Deal", "Shady Grove", "The Wheel", "Franklin's Tower", "Pig In A Pen", "China Cat Sunflower", "I Know You Rider", "Don't Let Go", and the original "Dead Heat". http://www.chromerecords.com or http://www.filzar.com John Boy & Billy's Rockin' Race Tracks - var. (Arista 18893, September 14, 1999) This collection of "Southern rock" includes "Touch Of Grey". "John Boy & Billy" are the hosts of a popular morning radio show in the South. Dick's Picks Volume 16 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4036, http://www.mars.dead.net) Released on February 10, 2000. A three CD release from the November 8, 1969 show at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco. The "Turn On Your Lovelight" is from November 7, 1969. The cover features a fifteen-armed clockwise spiraling eye fractal. Party Tyme Karaoke: Acoustic Gold - var. (Sybersound Records SYB 1042) This CD+G release from 2000 includes "Friend Of The Devil". Part of the "Sybersounds Party Tyme Karaoke Series". http://www.ubuykaraoke.net/Virtual/Syber.htm Girl, Interrupted - var. (TVT 6500) This soundtrack album, released in January, 2000, includes Jefferson Airplane's "Comin' Back To Me", from their "Surrealistic Pillow" album. Jerry Garcia plays guitar on this song. Spirit Into Sound - Mickey Hart (Arista 14071 - Grateful Dead GDCD 4071) This acoustic percussion album was recorded in mid-1999 and contains 12 tracks. Released on January 25, 2000. Portions of the album were played during Mickey Hart's book signing tour, for the book of the same name, in November, 1999. Bob Weir performs on the album. Love Songs - Jefferson Airplane / Jefferson Starship / Starship (RCA 67900) This collection of songs from the various versions of Jefferson Airplane includes "Have You Seen The Stars Tonight", from the "Blows Against The Empire" album, with Jerry Garcia and Mickey Hart, and "Today" and "Comin' Back To Me" and "My Best Friend", from the "Surrealistic Pillow" album, with Jerry Garcia. This was released in January, 2000. Real Life Volume One - Wild Colonials (Chromatic Records 2000, January, 2000) This CD includes "Brokedown Palace", recorded for a film entitled "Brokedown Palace" but was not included in the final version. VH-1 Behind The Music: The Jefferson Airplane Collection (BMG/RCA , September 12, 2000) This collection includes "Comin' Back To Me" from the Jefferson Airplane's "Surrealistic Pillow" album, on which Jerry Garcia plays. Part of the "VH-1 Behind The Music" series. Solid Sender - Sex Mob (Knitting Factory Works 244, January 25, 2000) This CD by slide trumpet player Steven Bernstein includes a version of "Ripple", featuring trumpet, bass, and strings. One Endless Night - Jimmie Dale Gilmore (Rounder ROUN 3173, http://www.rounder.com, February 29, 2000) This CD contains a version of "Ripple" (4:47). http://www.jimmiegilmore.com Dead Delites Volume 4 - var. (Relix RRCD 2101) This compilation album includes songs from Relix albums where members of the Grateful Dead performed. These include "Dangerous Relations", "If That's The Way", and "Shining Dawn" from Matt Kelly's "Wing And A Prayer" and "Last Lonely Eagle" from the New Riders Of The Purple Sage's "Before Time Began". Also included are "New Speedway Boogie" from Toni Brown's "Dare To Dream", and "Not Fade Away" with Tom Constanten, from the "3rd Annual Gathering on the Mountain" album. Dick's Picks Volume 17 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4037) Released in April, 2000. This three CD release features selections from the September 25, 1991 show at the Boston Garden. "Samson and Delilah" and "Eyes of the World" are from March 31, 1991 in Greensboro, North Carolina. The cover features a 4-armed, inward clockwise spinning fractal. Secondary - The Flying Other Brothers (Flying Other Brothers, May 22, 2000) This CD includes a version of "Jack Straw" (5:45) http://www.flyingotherbros.com Florida Gators: Sounds That Rock the Swamp - var. (Alphabet City 4011, 2000) The compilation CD about the Gators includes a cover version of "Sugar Magnolia" (3:56) by Chalice, which also appears on "Fire On The Mountain - Reggae Celebrates The Grateful Dead - Volume 2". Dick's Picks Volume 18 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4038) This three CD release features selections from the Dane County Coliseum, Madison, Wisconsin show of February 3, 1978, and the Uni-Dome, Cedar Falls, Iowa show of February 5, 1978, and "It's All Over Now" and "Dupree's Diamond Blues" from February 4, 1978. Released June 28, 2000. The cover features a 13-armed, inward clockwise spinning fractal. View From The Vault - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4077) A three CD release of the July 8, 1990 show at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh with filler from the July 6, 1990 show. Contains more songs that the "View From The Vault" video. Released on June 28, 2000. Dick's Picks Volume 7 - Grateful Dead (Arista/GDCD 140272) The September 9 to 11, 1974 shows. Sold in retail stores starting July 11, 2000. Dick's Picks Volume 8 - Grateful Dead (Arista/GDCD 140282) The May 2, 1970 show. Sold in retail stores starting July 11, 2000. Dick's Picks Volume 9 - Grateful Dead (Arista/GDCD 140292) The September 16, 1990 show. Sold in retail stores starting July 11, 2000. Dick's Picks Volume 10 - Grateful Dead (Arista/GDCD 140302) The December 29 to 30, 1977 show. Sold in retail stores starting July 11, 2000. Dick's Picks Volume 11 - Grateful Dead (Arista/GDCD 140312) The September 27, 1972 show. Sold in retail stores starting July 11, 2000. Dick's Picks Volume 12 - Grateful Dead (Arista/GDCD 140322) The June 26, 1974 and June 26, 1974 shows . Sold in retail stores starting July 11, 2000. Grateful Dreams - Tom Constanten (Relix RRCD 2102, April 18, 2000) This CD includes versions of "Friend Of The Devil" > "Boris The Spider" (2:33), "Intro" > "Pig Pen" (1:19), "Mountains Of The Moon" (3:58), and "Dark Star" > "Ritual Fire Dance" > "Dark Star" > "Lovelite" (9:28). Gathering On The Mountain - Live Part 1 (Relix RRCD 2103, 2000) Includes "Fire On The Mountain" by the Toni Brown band, "Sugaree" by Merl Saunders, and "Cosmic Charlie" by Missing Man Formation. Recorded during the August 7 and 8, 1999, Fourth Annual Gathering On The Mountain. Gathering On The Mountain - Live Part 2 (Relix RRCD 2104, 2000) Includes "Cats Under the Stars" (7:29) performed by Melvin Seals and JGB, and " Friend Of The Devil" > "Boris The Spider" (2:34) performed by Tom Constanten. Recorded during the August 7 and 8, 1999, Fourth Annual Gathering On The Mountain. Gathering On The Mountain - Live Part 3 (Relix RRCD 2105, 2001) Includes "Fire On The Mountain" performed by Merl Saunders. Recorded during the August 7 and 8, 1999, Fourth Annual Gathering On The Mountain. Times Like These - Rick Danko (Breeze Hill Records, August 22, 2000) This CD includes a version of "Ripple". Rick Danko was recording this album when he passed away in December, 1999. http://www.woodstockrecords.com/ Over The Edge - Professor Louis and The Crowmatix (Breeze Hill Records, August 22, 2000) This CD includes a version of "Scarlet Begonias". http://www.woodstockrecords.com/ Evening Moods - Bob Weir with Ratdog (Grateful Dead GDCD 4072, 2000) Portions of this studio album were recorded in February, 2000. Released on September 26, 2000. Nana, the Chihuahua (from Santa Rosa, CA) on the cover, was the winner of an "ugly dog" contest in Petaluma, California. "Welcome To The World" and "Ashes and Glass" were written for Weir's and Natacha's nearly 3-year-old daughter, Shala Monet. Robert Hunter's "Corrina" is also on this album. The songs are: "Bury Me Standing" (9:03), "Lucky Enough" (5:10), "Odessa" (6:13), "Ashes And Glass" (5:55), "Welcome To The World" (6:51), "Two Djinn" (9:04), "Corrina" (8:50), "October Queen" (7:45), "Deep End" (5:17), and "Even So" (9:41). Odessa (4:00) - Bob Weir And Ratdog (Grateful Dead GDPCD 3918) This promotional CD has one track, "Odessa", from the "Evening Moods" album. Ratdog is: Bob Weir (guitar, lead vocals); Jeff Chimenti (keyboards, vocals); Mark Karan (lead guitar, vocals); Jay Lane (drums, vocals); and Rob Wasserman (bass). Hotcakes & Outtakes - Little Feat (WEA/Rhino 79912, September 19, 2000) This four CD box set includes "Six Feet Of Snow", which was co-written by Keith Godchaux. Live At Wetlands - Soulfarm (Phoenix Presents 3014) This CD includes a version of "Sugaree" (9:46). Released on March 20, 2000. Live At Wetlands - Soulfarm (The Orchard 800922) This 2001 re-release of the album includes a version of "Sugaree" (9:46). Furthur Most - var. (Grateful Dead GDCD 4221) This CD features music from the Furthur tour members, including "Ramble On Rose" by The Other Ones, "Beautiful Day" by Ziggy Marley and The Melody Makers, "Loser" by Bruce Hornsby, "Easy Answers" by The Other Ones, "Natural Mystic" by Ziggy Marley and The Melody Makers, "Eyes Of The World" and "Two Sisters" by Jazz Is Dead, and "Venutian Lady" by Paul Pena (with Jerry Garcia). The cover artwork shows a crouching white tiger on the right. Dead Grass: Featuring Vassar Clements - var. (Cedar Glen CGM 1018-2) Released May 2, 2000. Bluegrass versions of "Brown Eyed Woman" (4:19), "Casey Jones" (3:50), "Attics Of My Life" (4:24), "Brokedown Palace" (4:03), "Alabama Getaway" (3:41), "Ripple" (4:20), "U.S. Blues" (4:39), "Dire Wolf" (2:55), "Friend Of The Devil" (5:08), "It Must Have Been the Roses" (4:52), and "Mexicali Blues" (5:01). CowBoots - Caution Jam (Caution Jam) This CD was recorded August 27, 2000 at the Evolve Festival held in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. It includes versions of: "Touch Of Grey" > "Cumberland Blues", "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider" and "Shady Grove" > "Shakedown Street" > "Ramble On Rose" > "Iko Iko". http://members.tripod.com/~cjam/index-10.html Wake The Dead! - Danny Carnahan (Grateful Dead GDCD 4074, October, 2000) A variety of Celtic and Grateful Dead songs are interwoven: "Banks Of Lough Gowna" > "The Reunion" > "Friend Of The Devil", "My Marianne" > "The Wheel", "Christmas Eve" > "China Cat Sunflower" > "Bank Of Ireland" > "The Bear" > "Bertha" > "Cliffs Of Mostar", "Lord Inchiquin" > "Sugaree", "Coleman's Cross" > "Bird Song", "Brigid Cruise" > "Black Muddy River", "Touch Of Grey" > "Jack The Lad" > "Boys Of Malin" > "Trip To Windsor", and "Row Jimmy". The Electric Roses Tour - Elegy (Elegy, P. O. Box 1547, Decatur, GA 30021) This CD includes versions of "Playing In The Band" > "Cumberland Blues", and "Dark Star" > "Bird Song". Rock & The Environment 2000 - var. (SFX Radio Network, April, 2000) This two CD release is a radio show hosted by Jim Ladd, slated for broadcast between April 20 and 23, 2000. It includes "Fire On The Mountain" by the Grateful Dead. The Pizza Tapes - Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, and Tony Rice (Acoustic Disc ACD 41, April 25, 2000, http://www.dawgnet.com) The infamous "pizza tapes": urban-legendarily, Jerry Garcia gave a cassette recording of these sessions to a pizza delivery boy in lieu of a monetary payment for the pizza. Closer to the truth, someone illicitly acquired a copy of these recording sessions from 1992 and made copies available to the taper's community. These tapes were traded so much that the sessions were finally released. The CD includes a "hidden" track: "House Of The Rising Sun" (5:39) ends at 5:39, is followed by some studio banter (to 5:52), followed by about 30 seconds of silence, followed by some studio banter about Tony Rice and his playing style and Clarence White, followed by Garcia playing on Tony Rice's guitar, and ending at 8:03. Pickin' On The Grateful Dead - Vol. 2 - var. (CMH 8525) A second in the series of bluegrass covers of Grateful Dead songs. Released in June of 2000. Live - Jorma Kaukonen Trio (Relix RRCD 2110) This live recording from 1999 includes "Friend Of The Devil". Released in 2001. New Train - Paul Pena (Hybrid Recordings 20019) This album was recorded in 1973 and finally released on September 26, 2000. It includes a somewhat "Bertha"-sounding "Venutian Lady" (4:43) with Jerry Garcia (on pedal steel guitar) and Merle Saunders. Paul Pena met Jerry Garcia during the Dead's show at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts on April 20, 1969. Paul Pena passed away in the Fall of 2005. Might As Well - The Persuasions (Grateful Dead GDCG 4070) Released October 10, 2000. Some of the rehearsals were at the Dance Studio of Park Slope, in Brooklyn, New York, on May 19, 2000 ("Might As Well", "One More Saturday Night", "It Must Have Been The Roses", and "Brokedown Palace"). Recording sessions started on May 28, 2000, at Bay Records in Berkeley, with "I Bid You Good Night" and "Sugaree". On May 29, 2000, "Liberty" was recorded and Cynsa Bonorris (of Mary Schmary) added a harmony line. Also, Peter Rowan added his parts of "Sugaree". On May 30, 2000, the basic tracks for "It Must Have Been The Roses", "Might As Well", and "Brokedown Palace" were recorded. On May 31, 2000, "Lazy River Road", except for the Eric Thompson mandolin solo, was recorded. The basics for "Ripple" were also recorded. On June 1, 2000, the overdubs for "Ripple" were recorded, as was "Loose Lucy", with multi-tracked voices and minus the lead vocal. On June 2, 2000, Peter Grant added the steel-like Zephyr ten-string acoustic dobro overdub (in a slightly flattened F) on "It Must Have Been The Roses". The basic tracks for "He's Gone" was also recorded. On June 3, 2000, Eric Thompson recorded the mandolin solo on "Lazy River Road" and the mandolin rhythm in the last section of "Ripple". "One More Saturday Night" with Vince Welnick and "vocal percussionist" Andrew Chaikin were also recorded that day. The first take of "One More Saturday Night" was used for the album. Basic tracks for "Ship of Fools" were also recorded. On June 4, 2000, "Ship Of Fools" was recorded. Also recorded were the tracks with the members of the group Mary Schmary: "I Bid You Good Night", "He's Gone", "It Must Have Been The Roses", and human-voiced trumpet and trombones on "Might as Well". Also recorded was the six-piece "Here Comes Sunshine" intro, the end of "Ripple", and the basic tracks for "Ship of Fools". "Stella Blue" was recorded on June 5, 2000, as were Vince Welnick and Andrew Chaikin on "Bertha". On June 6, 2000, the lead vocals for "Loose Lucy" were recorded. Also recorded was "One More Saturday Night". The final version of "Loose Lucy" is the basic tracks, speeded up by 8% (a semi-tone rise in pitch). "New Speedway Boogie" was also recorded. "Stella Blue" was planned for the album, and started twice, but was not included. The disc was mastered during the last week of August, 2000. Robert Hunter's comment about the album: "You done me and Jerry proud". A program about the making of this album, "Persuading the Dead: The Persuasions Sing the Grateful Dead" was broadcast on "Lost & Found Sound" on Friday, October 20, 2000, on NPR's "All Things Considered". The fruit crate label inspired artwork is by Randy Tuten. Live In Amsterdam - Billy Goodman (Goodman Records) This 2000 released live recording from the Paradiso in Amsterdam includes a version of "Black Peter". http://www.billygoodman.com/ Stolen Roses: Songs of the Grateful Dead - var. (Arista GDCD 4073) This CD, released August 8, 2000, contains Grateful Dead music and songs covered by 15 different artists: "Cumberland Blues" (Cache Valley Drifters on "Step Up To Big Pay!"), "High Time" (original cast recording from the premiere of the stage slay "Cumberland Blues"), "Brown-Eyed Woman" (The Pontiac Brothers on "Fiesta en la Biblioteca"), "Ripple" (Sex Mob on "Solid Sender"), "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" (The Bobs on " Cover the songs of..."), "Unbroken Chain" (Joe Gallant and Illuminati on "Code Of The West"), "Franklin's Tower" (Wartime Featuring Henry Rollins on "Fast Food for Thought"), "Pasta On The Mountain" (Leftover Salmon on "Bridges To Bert"), "Cream Puff War" (Widespread Panic unreleased studio recording), and "Uncle John's Band" (Stanford Marching Band on "Mirth Control"). Around The Fire - var. (Liquid City 37838) Released on August 22, 2000, this soundtrack includes "Brown Eyed Woman" (5:24) performed live at the May 4, 1977 show by the Grateful Dead. Lost Marbles - Lost Marbles (Lost Marbles, P. O. Box 202, Oyster Bay, NY 11771, 516-922-0680) This release includes versions of: "Jack Straw", "Friend Of The Devil", "Bird Song", "The Music Never Stopped", and "Playing In The Band" > "I Know You Rider" (uncredited). Released in 2000. http://members.bellatlantic.net/~stringrl/ The Grass Is Dead - The Grass Is Dead (Crazyfingers Production 3198) A CD of Grateful Dead songs, in the bluegrass style, by members of the band Crazy Fingers: "Sugaree", "China Doll", "They Love Each Other", "Row Jimmy", "So Many Roads", "He's Gone", "Lazy River Road", " Here Comes Sunshine", "Althea", and "Black Muddy River". Released on October 1, 2000. http://www.crazyfingers.net Entertainment Weekly: 1987 Greatest Hits - var. (BMG/Buddah) This compilation, released in 2000, includes "Touch Of Grey". Legendary Harley-Davidson Road Songs - var. ( , November, 2000) This CD compilation includes the Grateful Dead's "Touch Of Grey". Live At Twenty North - Jake's Leg (2001, http://www.jakesleg.com) This live album consists of cover versions of "Feel Like A Stranger", "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider", "West L.A. Fadeaway", "The Music Never Stopped" > "Sugaree" > "The Music Never Stopped (reprise)", "Jack Straw", "Cumberland Blues", "The Wheel", "Iko Iko", and "My Sisters and Brothers". The live recordings were made between September 30, 1999 and October 1, 1999, at Twenty North in St. Louis. Ladies And Gentlemen... The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (Arista 4075) Released on October 10, 2000. This four CD album contains selections from the Dead's April 25 to 29, 1971 shows at the Fillmore East. This release was originally planned as a 15 CD boxed set (three CDs per jewel case per show) of all five nights. During the preparations for this album, it was discovered that many songs were unusable. When the Dead were making "Skull And Roses", songs from this series of shows were considered for that album. These songs were physically removed from the master reels and placed on individual tape reels. The individual reels were then used for overdubs, etc. This resulted in several songs being partially overdubbed and not completed (i.e., the vocals may have been erased and not re-dubbed, etc. Additionally, several songs that appear on "Skull And Roses" ("Wharf Rat" from April 28, 1971, "The Other One" from April 28, 1971, and others) could not be used for this album. Of the 128 songs that were available, 41 appear on this album. From April 25, 1971: "Next Time You See Me", "Beat It On Down The Line", "Second That Emotion", "Good Loving", "Sugar Magnolia", and "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider". "Sing Me Back Home" is from April 26, 1971. From April 27, 1971: "Casey Jones", "Uncle John's Band", "Turn On Your Lovelight". From April 28, 1971: "Me And My Uncle", "Cumberland Blues", "Me And Bobby McGee", "Bird Song", "I'm A King Bee", "Ain't It Crazy (The Rub)", "Loser", "El Paso", "Dark Star" > "St. Stephen" > "Not Fade Away" > "Going Down The Road Feeling Bad" > "Not Fade Away", and "Wharf Rat". From April 29, 1971: "Trucking", "Bertha", "It Hurts Me Too", "Minglewood Blues", "Ripple", "Dark Hollow", "Morning Dew", "Hard To Handle", "Alligator" > "Going Down The Road Feeling Bad", "Cold Rain And Snow", "In The Midnight Hour", and "And We Bid You Goodnight". The songs were mixed from the two inch, 16 track tapes, with some clean-up performed on the sound. The black and white stage photos are from Madison (March 14, 1971), Milwaukee (March 21, 1971), and Chicago (pp. 2 and 5, August 23, 1971). Bill Graham's introduction and his "tribute and tirade" speech before "In The Midnight Hour" on April 29, 1971 came from the two track master reels that were surreptitiously recorded by Buddy Miller, who had recorded most of the April, 1971 Fillmore East run. These shows were recorded by getting a feed from the soundboard, which was located in an upstairs balcony box on stage left, and running it to a nearby broom closet, where it was mixed down on two small Shure line mixers and recorded on a mid-range line Sony deck onto BASF 90 minute reels at 7 1/2 ips, with a consumer Dolby B unit used. "Beat It On Down The Line" with Duane Allman (from April 26, 1971) had been mixed for the album, but permission could not be secured to release it. The RIAA certified the album as "Gold" on January 16, 2002. The original lettering for the front cover utilized a computer based font that was not reproducing properly against the tie-dye background. This was replaced by the free form lettering done by Randy Tuten. Here Come The Noise Makers - Bruce Hornsby (RCA 69308) This two CD collection of live recordings includes "Mandolin Rain" > "Black Muddy River" and "Lady With A Fan". Released on October 24, 2000. Dick's Picks Volume 19 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4039) Three CDs of selections from the October 19, 1973 show in Oklahoma. Originally scheduled to be released on the 27th anniversary of this show, it was released on October 30, 2000. The cover features a clouded sky, with a superimposed SYF-lightning bolt cut-out with a field of waving grain, a dark-black sky, and hail (or stars) in the cut-out. The cover art and design are by Tina Carpenter. Women Of The World - var. (Manteca 18) This compilation album was released on November 14, 2000. It includes "Black Muddy River" (4:20) performed by Norma Waterson. Struggling Man - Merl Saunders (Relix RRCD 2107) Released on November 21, 2000, this album includes, as track 5, "Franklin's Tower" (7:31) and, as track 6, "Dark Star" (14:26). El Cancionero / Mas Y Mas: A History Of The Band From East L.A. - Los Lobos (Rhino, November 2001) The second CD of this four CD box set compilation includes a version of "Bertha". Howling Loochie Bros. - Howling Loochie Bros. (Robin's Rockin' Records, December, 2000) The album, by Robin "Loochie" Suchy of Vancouver, B.C., includes a cover of "Shakedown Street". The band members are primarily from Tokyo. No Matter Of Age - Schluff Jull (Taxim TX 2060-2 TA, 2001) Track eight on this album is a cover version of "Friend Of The Devil" (3:35). http://www.schluffjull.com/ Search For Intelligent Life - Dose Hermanos (Relix RRCD 2108) This CD includes a version of "Dark Star" with Tom Constanten and Bob Bralove. You Are Ready To Hear The Future Of Music - var. (Warner Elektra Atlantic ) This DVD-Audio promotional sampler was released in 2001 to complement the JVC DVD player. It includes "Sugar Magnolia" by the Grateful Dead, taken from the DVD-Audio album "American Beauty". Take 2 - Poco / New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Sony Special Products A 52111, 2001) This CD compilation features songs by Poco alternating with songs by the NRPS. The tracks are: "Pickin' up the Pieces" (3:19) by Poco; "Louisiana Lady" (3:02) by the New Riders of the Purple Sage; 3. "Drivin' Wheel" (6:10) by Poco; 4. "Panama Red" (2:48) by the New Riders of the Purple Sage; 5. "C'mon (Live)" (3:16) by Poco; 6. "Hello Mary Lou (Goodbye Heart)" (2:58) by the New Riders of the Purple Sage; 7. "You Better Think Twice" (3:20) by Poco; 8. "Watcha Gonna Do" (3:16) by the New Riders of the Purple Sage; 9. "Crazy Eyes" (9:42) by Poco; and 10. "I Don't Need No Doctor" (3:05) by the New Riders of the Purple Sage. All of the tracks have been previously released. Take 2 - Poco / New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Sony Special Products, 2001) This compilation was released on cassette. It features previously released songs by Poco alternating with songs by the NRPS. Best Of The Grateful Dead Hour - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions 4076CD) A "best" of the "Grateful Dead Hour" radio program, made available to WMBR public radio station in the Fall, 2000 and in Fall, 2001 as a fund raising item. On this CD are: "Alligator" > "Caution" > "Feedback" > "And We Bid You Goodnight" (53:44) (December 12, 1969, at the Thelma Theater, Los Angeles; recorded by Stanley Owsley on a 7.5 ips two track master reel), "Passenger" (3:21) (May 19, 1977 at the Fox Theater, Atlanta; recorded by Betty Cantor-Jackson. This was originally intended for, but left off, the "So Many Roads" box set.), a "Terrapin Station" > "Playing In The Band" > "Terrapin Station" jam (2:54) (September 26, 1990 rehearsal at Club Front, San Rafael, CA. Recorded by John Cutler), and a David Gans produced "Greatest Story Ever Wrote" (7:53), with commentary by Mickey Hart, Robert Hunter, and Bob Weir, from February, 1985. Dick's Picks Volume 20 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4040) Released January 23, 2001. This four CD release contains selections from the September 25, 1976 show at the Capital Center in Landover, Maryland and the September 28, 1976 show at the Onondaga County War Memorial in Syracuse, New York. "All Over Now" (from September 25, 1976) and "Bertha" (from September 28, 1976) were not included because of irreparable flaws in the master tapes. In keeping with the spirit of the dates, the cover features the SYF-lightning bolt superimposed over fall foliage, with a crescent moon and migrating geese in the bolt. The cover art and design are by Tina Carpenter. Available for mail order on January 17, 2001. Don't Let Go - Jerry Garcia Band (Estate Of Jerry Garcia GDCD 4078) This album features a live recording from the May 21, 1976 show at the Orpheum Theatre in San Francisco. Don't Let Go - Jerry Garcia Band (Arista 14078) Released January 23, 2001. This album features a live recording from the May 21, 1976 show at the Orpheum Theatre in San Francisco. The band consists of: Jerry Garcia, Donna Jean Godchaux, Keith Godchaux, John Kahn, and Ron Tutt. Included are performances of "Sugaree" (9:55), "They Love Each Other" (8:31), and "Mission In The Rain" (7:43). The bonus track, "Mighty High", was recorded at the Keystone Berkeley, on September 11, 1976. Available for mail order on January 19, 2001. The album features the concert in its entirety and in order played. Long Strange Trip: Swingin' and Pickin' On The Grateful Dead - var. (CMH 1791) A three CD release, composed of the "Pickin' On The Grateful Dead", "Pickin' On The Grateful Dead - Vol. 2", and "Swingin' To The Dead" releases. There are 37 songs altogether. Released in January, 2001. http://www.cmhrecords.com Rolling Stone Presents: The '70s California Sound - var. (Rhino R2 76710) This compilation includes "Truckin'" by the Grateful Dead. Released on February 20, 2001. Ignition - Jefferson Airplane (RCA/BMG 68032) This is a box set of the first four Jefferson Airplane albums: "Jefferson Airplane Takes Off" (in the mono and stereo versions), "Surrealistic Pillow" (in the mono and stereo versions), "After Bathing At Baxter's", and "Crown Of Creation". Jerry Garcia was involved with the recording of "Surrealistic Pillow" and plays on several songs that appear in the album. Released in 2001. Uh-Oh - Tipsy (Asphodel Records, March 6, 2001) Vince Welnick plays on this CD. Dick's Picks Volume 21 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4041) Three CDs of selections from the November 1, 1985 show at the Richmond Coliseum in Richmond, Virginia, with filler on disc three from the September 2, 1980 show at the Community War Memorial in Rochester, New York. Announced on March 14, 2001; released on March 20, 2001. The cover features the SYF lightning bolt superimposed over the leaves on the ground, stars in the night sky background, with the sun shining through some leaves in the bolt. The cover art and design are by Tina Carpenter. The "Space" > "Werewolves Of London" > "The Music Never Stopped" from October 31, 1985 had been considered for the bonus material, but was found to be lacking in the bass frequencies, and not used. Shining Star - Jerry Garcia Band (Arista/Grateful Dead 4079) Released on March 20, 2001. This two CD album consists of various performances from 1989 to 1993, mostly of cover songs. The Roots Of The Grateful Dead - var. (Catfish KATCD 193, May 28, 2001) A collection of original and earlier versions of songs that were covered by the Grateful Dead. The liner notes are by Pat Harrison. Released in the UK. Sanctuary - Backyard Green (http://www.backyardgreen.com, April, 2001) This CD includes a cover version of "Jack Straw" (5:20). The album was recorded on February 10 and 11, 2001 at the Sanctuary studio, which is located in a church. 69 plunderphonics 96 - John Oswald (Seeland 515CD) This two CD box set, a compilation of "plunderphonics" by John Oswald from 1986 to 1996, with a 46 page booklet, was released in May, 2001. It includes sections taken from his "Grayfolded" album, a plunderphonic version of "Dark Star". The track "fold" (2:10), attributed to "Data Gel Freud", is not strictly from "Grayfolded" but is an alternate version of the hidden track on that release. There are extensive notes about this track and the "Grayfolded" project in the box set notes. http://www.negativland.com/nmol/seeland.html KFOG - Live from the Archives, Vol. 8 - var. (KFOG, San Francisco) This album, a collection from live shows broadcast on KFOG, includes a version of "Friend Of The Devil" by Phil Lesh and Friends, recorded at Expression Center for New Media, Emeryville, Ca. on June 12, 2001. Released in 2001. Dick's Picks Volume 22 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4042) Released on June 4, 2001. Two CDs from the February 22, 23, and 24, 1968 shows at King's Beach Bowl, a bowling alley in Lake Tahoe, California. Portions of some of the songs played at these shows were used in the making of the "Anthem Of The Sun" album. This includes "Feedback", from February 24, 1968 (on disc two), where one can listen for the siren sound heard at about 3:17. The cover features the SYF lightning bolt with "Lake Tahoe" inside of it, superimposed over a winter mountain scene. The cover art and design are by Tina Carpenter. The show had been recorded on six or seven 10-inch reels, at 15 ips, on two track, quarter-inch tape. The reels labeled "One" and "Two" were missing all the vocals and one of the drummers, probably Bill Kreutzmann, and appear to be from the February 22, 1968 show. The reels from what was felt to be the February 23, 1968 show were used for disc one. The reels from what was felt to be the February 24, 1968 were used for disc two. View From The Vault II Soundtrack - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4080) Released on June 8, 2001. A three-CD set from the June 14, 1991 show, with filler from the July 12, 1990 show. Hot Hits - var. (Madacy 3687) This compilation CD includes "Sugar Magnolia" from "American Beauty". Singers And Songwriters: Mid '70s - var. (Time-Life Music 10518, 2001) This two CD compilation includes "Sugar Magnolia" from "American Beauty". Singers And Songwriters: 1970-1974 - var. (Time-Life Music 10519, 2001) This two CD compilation includes "Friend Of The Devil" from "American Beauty". Singers And Songwriters: 1969-1972 - var. (Time-Life Music 11643, 2001) This two CD compilation includes "Truckin'" from "American Beauty". Singers And Songwriters: 1970-1971 - var. (Time-Life Music 7813, 2001) This two CD compilation includes "Uncle John's Band" from "Workingman's Dead". Take Cover - Andrew Freeman (The Orchard 801011, June 26, 2001) This live album was recorded at the Tuesday night performances at the Blue Lamp in San Francisco. Included are covers of "Deep Elem Blues" / "Turn On Your Love Light" /" Goin' Down The Road", "Midnight Moonlight", and "Friend Of The Devil". Pickin' On Jerry Garcia - var. (CMH Records) Bluegrass versions of various songs that Jerry Garcia played or recorded. Released on July 10, 2001. Included are: "Love In The Afternoon", "Bird Song", "Gomorrah", "What Goes Around", "The Wheel", "I Second That Emotion", "Loser", "Deal", "Cats Under The Stars", "To Lay Me Down", "Rhapsody In Red", "Sugaree", "When Your Heart's On Fire (Smoke Gets In Your Eyes)". http://www.cmhrecords.com The Sea To The North - Garth Hudson (Breeze Hill 0011-2, Breeze Hill Records, 7 West Street, Suite 1, P. O. Box 1427, Litchfield, CT 06759, http://www.breezehill.net, http://theband.hiof.no/albums/sea_to_the_north.html, July 15, 2001) Hudson's first solo album, it includes "Dark Star" (6:06). Great Sky River - Jazz Is Dead (Zebra 44023, http://www.zebradisc.com, July 31, 2001) This album was recorded "live" at the IMAC Theater in Huntington, New York. It includes: " China Cat Sunflower" (5:41), "Estimated Prophet" (15:23), "St. Stephen" > "The Eleven" (12:23), "Drums And Jam" (2:41), "Blues For Allah" (4:47), "Terrapin Station" > "Dark Star" (10:16), "Terrapin 2" (7:25), and "Morning Dew" (9:26). Mood Food - Mood Food (Grateful Dead GDCD 4239, August, 2001) This album includes Vince Welnick (keyboards) on "Elastic Intention" and "Currents". Into The Music Volume 1: Jam Bands - var. (Redline Entertainment 75009, August 7, 2001) This collection of 13 "jam band" tracks includes "Morning Dew" (live at the Fillmore East, April, 1971) by the Grateful Dead, "Ashes And Glass" by Ratdog, "Down The Road" by Mickey Hart, "Scarlet Begonias" by Jazz Is Dead, "Change In A Million" by Zero, and "Sugaree" (a live version) by Merl Saunders. http://www.redline-entertainment/intothemusic/ Solo Acoustic - David Gans (Perfectible Recordings, 484 Lake Park Ave. #102, Oakland, CA 94610-2730) This collection of live performances from 1999 and 2000 includes versions of: "Lady With A Fan" > "Terrapin Station", "Shut Up And Listen", (words by Robert Hunter), "Black Peter" > "Dear Mr. Fantasy" and "Brokedown Palace". The cover photograph is by Rita Hurault, and it was digitally enhanced by Ned Lagin. Gratefully Yours - Jim Hudak (Brainstorm Records B 1002, Brainstorm Records, P. O. Box 488, Clayton, CA 94517-0488, 925.673.7293, http://www.jhudak.com/, August 9, 2001) This CD, by Jim Hudak, "the Hip Pianist", includes the following eleven Grateful Dead songs: "Box Of Rain", "Cassidy", "Operator", "China Doll", "Jack Straw", "Ripple", "Brokedown Palace", "Playing In The Band", "Attics Of My Life", "Truckin'", and "Ship Of Fools". The songs are in piano-based instrumental versions, with some accompaniment. Live At Roseland - Ratdog (Grateful Dead GDCD 4082) Released August 21, 2001. This two CD release features songs recorded April 25 and 26, 2001 at the Roseland Theater in Portland, Oregon. Disc One contains: "The Music Never Stopped", "New Minglewood Blues", "Loser", "Friend Of The Devil", "Corrina", "Bird Song", and "Ashes And Glass". Disc Two contains: "Estimated Prophet", "Bass / Drums", "Mission In The Rain", "Even So", "Tennessee Jed", "The Other One", "Bird Song", and "Turn On Your Lovelight". The Blues Tribute To The Grateful Dead - var. (CMH 8623) This CD, released in 2001, includes covers of eight Grateful Dead "blues" songs, plus other songs covered by the Grateful Dead: "Spoonful", "Little Red Rooster", "Hey Pocky Way", "Turn On Your Love Lights", "Truckin'", "It Hurts Me Too", "Big Boss Man", "It Must Have Been The Roses", "Next Time You See Me", "Black Peter", "Operator", "Mama Tried", "Casey Jones", "Friend Of The Devil", "Touch Of Grey", and "Ripple". http://cmhrecords.com Bob Dylan Live 1961-2000: Thirty Nine Years Of Great Performances - Bob Dylan (Sony, 2001) This release by Sony (Japan) includes "Slow Train" from "Dylan & The Dead". Rare Live Performances - var. (Delta 21775, June 26, 2001) This single CD collection of live tracks includes "Battle Of New Orleans" (2:50) and "Home To Dixie" (4:07) by Kingfish with Bob Weir, probably taken from the "Kingfish In Concert - King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents Kingfish" release. The musicians are Chris Herold, Robbie Hoddinott, Matthew Kelly, Dave Torbert, and Bob Weir. Lost Gems - var. (Laserlight 21785, 2001) This CD release includes "Mystery Train" (7:55) by Kingfish. Bob Weir plays on this song. Grateful Dawg - The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - Jerry Garcia and David Grisman (Acoustic Disc ACD 46, September 11, 2001) A soundtrack CD for the "Grateful Dawg" movie, which is the Garcia and Grisman movie by Gillian Grisman. It includes: "Intro", "Grateful Dawg", "Wayfaring Stranger (Bill Monroe and his Blue Grass Boys)", "Sweet Sunny South", "Old And In The Way Intro" (Peter Rowan), "Pig In A Pen", "Dawg's Waltz", "Sitting Here In Limbo", "Off To Sea Once More" (Ewan McColl), "Off To Sea Once More", "Jenny Jenkins", "Arabia", "The Thrill Is Gone", "Friend Of The Devil", and "Grateful Dawg (studio)". Mountain Laurel - Against The Grain (http://www.members.aol.com/ATGband/, 2001) Their third release, on CD, includes a cover version of "Friend Of The Devil". Mountain Laurel - Against The Grain (http://www.members.aol.com/ATGband/, 2001) Their third release, on cassette, includes a cover version of "Friend Of The Devil". Built To Grass: The Grass Is Dead, Volume II - The Grass Is Dead (Crazyfingers Productions TGD34559) A follow-up CD of Grateful Dead songs, in the bluegrass style, by members of the band Crazy Fingers. On this album are: "Comes A Time", "Candyman", "Built To Last", "Black Peter", "Brokedown Palace", "Wharf Rat", "Stella Blue", "Tennessee Jed", and "Standing On The Moon". Released on October 1, 2001. http://www.crazyfingers.net Seventh House - Seventh House (2001) This CD includes a cover version of "Sugar Magnolia". Gifts From The Dead - Gifts From The Dead (CGM-1023-2, October 2, 2001) This single CD of chamber music orchestrations of Grateful Dead songs was produced by Fred Bogert. It includes: "Sugar Magnolia", "Ripple", "Friend Of The Devil", "China Doll" (with Vince Welnick on piano), "St. Steven", "Uncle John's Band" (with Vince Welnick on piano), "Bertha" (with Vince Welnick on his Yamaha console piano and Merl Saunders on Welnick's Bosendorfer grand piano), "Mexicali Blues", "Deal" (with Merl Saunders on piano), "I Know You Rider", "Rosemary", and "Black Muddy River". Nightfall Of Diamonds - Grateful Dead (BMG/Arista/Grateful Dead GDCD 4081) Another in the "From The Vault" series, this one is from the October 16, 1989, Bob Weir's birthday, show at the Brendan Byrne Arena in East Rutherford, NJ. Released on September 25, 2001, on two CDs, and mixed from the 24 track analog masters. The cover shows the skyline of New York City. Dick's Picks Volume 23 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4043) Released on October 10, 2001. Three CDs of the September 17, 1972 show in Baltimore. The cover shows a raven sitting on a fence post inside the SYF lightning bolt. The Golden Road (1965-1973): The Complete Warner Brothers Recordings - Grateful Dead (Rhino/Warner Bros. Rhino R2 74401 / Grateful Dead GDCD 4240) A 12 CD boxed set, list priced at 150 dollars. It consists of ten CDs-worth of remastered albums - the Grateful Dead's releases on the Warner Brothers label - plus two CDs of "Roots Of The Dead" with pre-Warner Brothers Grateful Dead and live Grateful Dead from that era. Released on October 16, 2001. The remasters are HDCD encoded. The remastered albums were released individually in October, 2002. Disc 1 ("Birth Of The Dead") contains material by The Emergency Crew Demo plus Scorpio sessions: "Early Morning Rain", "I Know You Rider", "Mindbender (Confusion's Prince)", "The Only Time Is Now", "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)", "Can't Come Down", "You Don't Have to Ask", "I Know You Rider", instrumental and vocal takes of "Stealin'", "Don't Ease Me In", "Tastebud", "Cardboard Cowboy (No Left Turn Unstoned)", and "Cold Rain And Snow". Also included is "Fire In The City" with Jon Hendricks. Disc 2 ("Birth Of The Dead") includes 15 live tracks from July, 1966: "Viola Lee Blues", "Don't Ease Me In", "Pain In My Heart", "Sitting On Top Of The World", "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue", "I'm A King Bee", "Big Boss Man", "Standing On The Corner", "In The Pines", "Cardboard Cowboy", "Nobody's Fault But Mine", "Next Time You See Me", "One Kind Favor", "He Was A Friend Of Mine", and "Keep Rolling By". Each of the remastered Warner Brothers albums contains additional tracks. On "Grateful Dead" are included the full length versions of "Good Morning Little School Girl", "Sitting On Top Of The World", "Cream Puff War", "Morning Dew", and "New, New Minglewood Blues", as well as: "Alice D. Millionaire", "Overseas Stomp (Lindbergh Hop)", "Tastebud", "Death Don't Have No Mercy", and an edited studio take and a live, 23 minute version of "Viola Lee Blues". On "Anthem Of The Sun" are included: "Alligator" > "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" > "Feedback" live from August 23, 1968 (which had originally been intended for the "Two From The Vault" release), and a hidden track (9) single version of "Born Cross-Eyed" (2:54). The original mix of "Anthem Of The Sun" was used for the box set. On "Aoxomoxoa" are included "Clementine Jam", "Nobody's Spoonful Jam", a 15 minute "The Eleven Jam" recorded live in studio, and a live concert version of "Cosmic Charlie". The remixed version of "Aoxomoxoa" is included in the box set because the tapes of the original mix could not be found. On "Live/Dead" are a hidden track (8) of the "Dark Star" (2.41) single and a hidden track (9) of a one minute (1:00) radio spot for the album. On "Workingman's Dead" are included: alternate mix of "New Speedway Boogie", live tracks of "Dire Wolf", "Black Peter", "Easy Wind", "Cumberland Blues", "Mason's Children", "Uncle John's Band", and a hidden track (16) of a 30 second (0:30) radio spot for the album. On "American Beauty" are included a single version of "Truckin'", and live tracks of "Friend Of The Devil", "Candyman", "'Till The Morning Comes", "Attics Of My Life", "Truckin'", and a hidden track (17) of "Ripple" (2:55) and a hidden track (18) of a one minute (1:00) radio spot for the album. On "Grateful Dead (Skull And Roses)" are included live versions of "Oh Boy!", "I'm A Hog For You", and a hidden track (14) of a one minute (1:00) radio spot for the album. On "Europe '72" are included: "The Stranger (Two Souls In Communion)", "Looks Like Rain" (with Jerry Garcia playing pedal steel guitar and Lesh singing harmony), "Good Lovin'" > "Caution" > "Who Do You Love" (from April 14, 1972), and a hidden track (11) of the "Yellow Dog Story" (3:08). On "History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice)" are included more tracks from the Fillmore East shows of February, 1970: "Good Lovin'", "Big Boss Man", "Smokestack Lightnin'" (Version Two)", and "Sitting On Top Of The World". The box set comes with an 80-page book chronicling the history of the band and "The Compleat Grateful Dead Discography" of the Grateful Dead releases on the Warner Brothers label. The RIAA certified the box set as "Gold" on November 14, 2001. Grateful Dead Documentary - Michael Wanger and Vance Frost (Distributed by Grateful Dead, CD One is labeled "L388 5813 GDCD40831 D10926-22 A"; CD Two is labeled "L388 5813 GDCD40832 D10926-21 A") A two CD release, made available as part of buying "The Golden Road" box set from Grateful Dead Merchandising. These two CDs are the two hour (total run time is 1 hour and 54 minutes) radio program broadcast June 8, 1969 on Tom Donahue's KSAN program. The material includes music segments and interviews with Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart, and Tom Constanten, from December 18, 1968 at Alembic Studios. Also included are segments with John Cipollina and David Freiberg (of Quicksilver Messenger Service, December 16, 1968), Paul Kantner and Spencer Dryden (of Jefferson Airplane, December, 1968), and music critic Ralph J. Gleason (December 10, 1968). This release includes some live Grateful Dead performances from the Fillmore in 1967 (on Disc 1, tracks 7 to 9). Produced by Michael Wanger and Vance Frost. http://vidkid.com/GDdochome.html Selections From "The Golden Road (1965-1973)" - Grateful Dead (Rhino PRCD 400046) A nineteen song sampler of tracks from "The Golden Road" box set. Released on October 16, 2001. Selections From "The Golden Road (1965-1973)" - Grateful Dead (Warner ) A nineteen song sampler of tracks from "The Golden Road" box set. Released in the UK. Roots Music: An American Journey - var. (Rounder 0501, October 23, 2001) On disc 3, of this 4 CD release, is a version of "Friend Of The Devil" (3:16) by Rice, Rice, Hillman & Pederson, taken from their 1999 released album. Bluegrass Goes To Town: Pop Songs Bluegrass Style - var. (Rounder 610511, 2002) This bluegrass compilation includes "Friend Of The Devil" by Rice, Rice, Hillman & Pedersen, taken from their 1999 release album. Re-Alliance - The Bluegrass Alliance (Copper Creek 187, 2001) This CD of bluegrass includes a cover version of "Friend Of The Devil". Mondo Head - Kodo (Sony Classical SCIP 1) This Japanese drumming ensemble's 20th anniversary album was produced by Mickey Hart. As part of the celebrations at the Sony Music Studio in Tokyo on July 18, 2001 at 7pm, Kodo performed "O-Daiko", "Chon-Ri-Ma", and, with Mickey Hart, "Shake". Later, Mickey Hart played an unedited, rough, 5.1 surround mix of a track from the album, which he had mixed that morning. This Surround SACD album was released in Japan on October 11, 2001. The tracks include: "Berimbau Jam" (so entitled because it starts off with a berimbau), "Sange", "Okesa Prayer", "Wataru", "Marakatu", "Psychopomp", "Daraijin", "Oya e Ogun", "Echo Bells", "Kashira", and "Ektal" (so entitled because it is a 12 beat rhythm in the not commonly used Indian musical rhythmic style called "tala"). Among the performers on the album are: Kodo, Mickey Hart, Jovanni Hidalgo, Zakir Hussain, Airto Moreira, and Charlie Musselwhite. Mondo Head - Kodo (Redlink/Sony WK 56111) This Japanese drumming ensemble's 20th anniversary album was produced by Mickey Hart. It includes several Mickey Hart compositions. This Surround SACD album was released in April, 2002 in the US. Gregg's Eggs - Greg Anton (Grateful Dead GDCD 4241) This October, 2001, released album includes three songs by Robert Hunter. Vince Welnick plays piano and organ on the album. Available on July 3, 2001. Gregg's Eggs - Greg Anton (PopMafia PMF31) This July 3, 2001, released album includes three songs by Robert Hunter. Vince Welnick plays piano and organ on the album. High Times Presents: Rip This Joint - var. (King Biscuit ) This two CD collection was released in 2002, as part of the High Times magazine's 30th anniversary. It includes "One More Saturday Night" by Kingfish, with Bob Weir, which was recorded live on April 3, 1976 at the Beacon Theatre in New York City. Rolling Stone Presents: The Early Years - var. (Rhino 78324, January 15, 2002) This release, on cassette and CD, includes "Casey Jones" by the Grateful Dead. Dick's Picks Volume 13 - Grateful Dead (Arista/Grateful Dead ARI 14033) The May 6, 1981 show. Sold in retail stores starting February 5, 2002. Dick's Picks Volume 14 - Grateful Dead (Arista/Grateful Dead ARI 14034) The November 30 and December 2, 1973 shows. Sold in retail stores starting February 5, 2002. Dick's Picks Volume 15 - Grateful Dead (Arista/Grateful Dead ARI 14035) The September 3, 1977 show. Sold in retail stores starting February 5, 2002. Dick's Picks Volume 16 - Grateful Dead (Arista/Grateful Dead ARI 14036) The November 8, 1969 show. Sold in retail stores starting February 5, 2002. Dick's Picks Volume 17 - Grateful Dead (Arista/Grateful Dead ARI 14037) The September 25, 1991. Sold in retail stores starting February 5, 2002. Dick's Picks Volume 18 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4038) The February 3, 1978, February 5, 1978, and February 4, 1978 shows. Sold in retail stores starting February 5, 2002. Road Rock - var. (Rhino Flashback ) This collection includes "Truckin'" by the Grateful Dead. Guitar Rock: Rock Classic '70s - var. (Rhino Flashback) This collection includes "Truckin'" by the Grateful Dead. Trichromes - The TriChromes (33rd St. Records 3311, May, 2002, UPC 806403331129) The CD includes "Dice With The Universe", which was also released on the CD single. The band members include Grateful Dead drummer Bill Kreutzmann, and Journey guitarist Neal Schon, Sy Klopps (Herbie Herbert), Ira Walker (bass), and Ralph Woodson (guitar). Recording sessions for the album took place during the second week of March, 2002. Some of the recording sessions took place at the former Coca Cola bottling plant on Bel Marin Keys Boulevard in Novato that was owned by the Grateful Dead. Robert Hunter wrote the lyrics to the following songs: "None So Blind" (4:52), "Iowa Soldier" (6:35), "Track 6" (6:25), "Simply Nowhere" (8:11), "Dice With The Universe" (5:03), "Kickin' Ass On The Avenue" (5:33), and "Stop, Drop And Roll" (4:52). Bill Kreutzmann co-wrote "Knot Of Eternity" (10:39). Dick's Picks Volume 24 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4044) Released on February 13, 2002. Two CDs of music taken from the March 23, 1974 show at the Cow Palace in Daly City, California, the debut of the "Wall of Sound". The cover shows a ocean sunset with seabirds inside the SYF lightning bolt, against the Golden Gate Bridge in fog, with San Francisco behind it. CD One: "U.S. Blues", "Promised Land", "Brown Eyed Women", "Black Throated Wind", "Scarlet Begonias", "Beat It In Down The Line", "Deal", "Cassidy", "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider", and "Weather Report Suite". CD Two: "Playing In The Band" > "Uncle John's Band" > "Morning Dew" > "Uncle John's Band" > "Playing In The Band", "Big River", "Bertha", and "Wharf Rat" > "Sugar Magnolia". Zero Blues - Zero (Taxom TX 2070, http://www.taxim.com/items/tx2070.htm) Greg Anton composed the music for a 1991 production in Los Angeles of "The Pawnbroker", produced and directed by playwright Gregory Friedkin. Robert Hunter provided the song titles. Released in 2002. Freedom: Songs From The Heart Of America - var. (Sony, 2002) This three CD release, part of the PBS series "Freedom: A History Of Us" includes "Shenandoah Lullaby" by David Grisman and Jerry Garcia. Double Zero - Zero (2B1 TBU 2037, 2002) This two CD release consists of live performances recorded at Maritime Hall, San Francisco between 1996 and 2000. It includes two songs written by Robert Hunter: "Pits Of Thunder" (12:01) and "End Of The World Blues" (12:44). Pickin' & Grinnin' - South Austin Jug Band (2002) This album includes a cover version of "Friend Of The Devil". http://www.southaustinjugband.com/ Ukulele Summit 5 - var. (Island Cafe Records 2007, April 8, 2003) This CD consists of covers, by various artists, of Grateful Dead songs and features ukulele players. Included are: "Friend Of The Devil", "West L.A. Fadeaway", "Mexicali Blues", "Ripple" (instrumental), "Uncle John's Band", "Operator", "Ship Of Fools" (instrumental), "Trucking", "Black Muddy River", and "Touch Of Grey". Heart Of England: Volume Two - var. (HoE Music, 2002) The second disc of this two CD release includes a live version of "Black Muddy River" by the folk group Waterson:Carthy, consisting of Martin Carthy, Norma Waterson, and Eliza Carthy. The album was released in England as fund raiser for charities. http://www.folkicons.co.uk/wcart.htm Rocking Horse To Mars - Kim Cheshire (Laughing Outlaw, 2002) This CD, released in Australia, includes a version of "Ship Of Fools" (5:12). http://www.laughingoutlaw.com.au/ and http://www.kimcheshire.com High Times Presents: Rip This Joint - var. (Win Media Corp/King Biscuit, 2002) This two CD compilation includes a live version of "One More Saturday Night" by Kingfish. This was recorded on April 3, 1976 at the Beacon Theatre in New York City, and Bob Weir plays on the track. The track was originally released on "Kingfish In Concert: King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents Kingfish". Moonlight Mile - var. (Ark 21 810082, 2002) The soundtrack of this movie includes "Comin' Back To Me" by the Jefferson Airplane, which includes Jerry Garcia on guitar. 3/13/98 - The Big Wu (BIVCO 518, January 29, 2002, UPC 786984051824, http://www.thebigwu.com/) This three CD release, recorded at the Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis, includes cover versions of "Mr. Charlie" (4:12), "Dark Star/Other One Jams" (12:55) and several songs that have been covered by the Grateful Dead. StopGap - MentalWard (Poison Pen Records, February, 2002) This four song EP is by Ward Evans. Included is "Friend Of The Devil" (singing just the "set out running..." chorus), with samples from "Get Off The Babysitter" from the film "Risky Business". http://www.poisonpenrecords.com/mward.html Outside The Lines - Cory Morrow (Write On 5000 806514500025, February 19, 2002) This album includes a cover version of "Friend Of The Devil". Rick Danko: A Memorial Edition - Rick Danko (2002) This two CD release from Japan includes Danko's last studio album "Times Like These", which includes "Ripple", and the live album "Live On Breeze Hill". Postcards Of The Hanging: Grateful Dead Play The Songs Of Bob Dylan - Grateful Dead (Arista) Released on March 19, 2002. A collection, assembled by David Gans, of live and studio performances, by the Grateful Dead, of Bob Dylan's songs. "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues" (July 12, 1989) was mixed on January 22, 2002. The album consists of: "When I Paint My Masterpiece" (October 11, 1989), "She Belongs To Me" (September 15, 1985), "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues" (July 12, 1989), "Maggie's Farm" (October 3, 1987), "Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again" (July 16, 1988), "It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry" (June 10, 1973), "Ballad Of A Thin Man" (April 1, 1988), "Desolation Row" (March 24, 1990) (mixed by Jeffrey Norman from multitrack), "All Along The Watchtower" (July 4, 1989), "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" (December 3, 1981), and "Man Of Peace" (June 9, 1987 rehearsal with Bob Dylan). Mastered by Joe Gastwirt and David Gans, at Ocean View Digital in Los Angeles, during the week of January 28, 2002. A performance of "Desolation Row", from December 31, 1986, was considered, but was replaced with the one on the album. Postcards Of The Hanging: Grateful Dead Play The Songs Of Bob Dylan - Grateful Dead (Arista 07822-14069-2) Released on March 19, 2002. A collection, assembled by David Gans, of live and studio performances, by the Grateful Dead, of Bob Dylan's songs. The first pressing included a limited edition bonus CD, with two additional versions of Dylan covers ("Queen Jane Approximately" (December 29, 1988) and "Quinn The Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn)" (December 30, 1985)), besides the ten covers of Dylan songs, plus an eleventh, from a June 9, 1987 rehearsal, of "Man of Peace" with Bob Dylan and the Dead. Postcards Of The Hanging Bonus CD - Grateful Dead (Arista / Grateful Dead Records, 2002) This CD contains two tracks: "Queen Jane Approximately" from December 28, 1988 in Oakland, and "The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo)" from December 30, 1985 in Oakland. The Perfect Jewel: Sacred Chants Of Tibet - The Gyuto Monks Tantric Choir (Rykodisc RCD 10626) Recorded in April, 1995, and released in 2002, this is a collection of the Choir's most important chants. The Perfect Jewel: Sacred Chants Of Tibet - The Gyuto Monks Tantric Choir (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15022) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. The Best Of Mickey Hart: Over The Edge And Back - Mickey Hart (Rykodisc RCD 10385, April 23, 2002) A "best of" from Mickey Hart featuring music recorded between 1976 and 1996. It includes the previously unreleased "Call To All Nations" from the Opening Ceremonies of the 100th Olympiad, held in Atlanta, 1996. “Call To All Nations” was created by Mickey Hart with Zakir Hussain, Giovanni Hidalgo, Chalo Eduardo. and Philip Glass. Released as a 16 bit stereo mix. The tracks contained are "Angola", "Where Love Goes", "Down The Road", "Sweet Sixteen", "The Eliminators", "Udu Chant", "Temple Caves", "Compound", and "Call To All Nations". The Best Of Mickey Hart: Over The Edge And Back - Mickey Hart (Rykodisc RDVDA 10494, April 23, 2002) A "best of" from Mickey Hart. This was also released in 5.1 DVD Audio format, with both a 24 bit, 96K surround mix and a 24 bit, 96K stereo mix. UPC 014431049422 You Rock My World - var. (Arista APRCD 5227) This promotional sampler includes "Feel Like A Stranger" by the Grateful Dead. This was taken from the "Go To Nassau" album. Lost In The Lonesome Pines - Jim Lauderdale with Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys (Dualtone Records, May 7, 2002) This CD includes two songs co-written with Robert Hunter: "Deep Well Of Sadness" and "Oh Soul!". In 2001, Robert Hunter traveled to Nashville, staying there for six weeks, and writing several songs for Jim Lauderdale. Hunter was at the Grand Old Opry on November 6, 2000. The Hummingbirds - Jim Lauderdale (Dualtone Records, May 7, 2002) This CD includes two songs co-written with Robert Hunter: "Jacob's Ladder" and "Rollin' The Dice". Blowin' In The Wind: A Reggae Tribute To Bob Dylan - var. (Madacy 6377, May 14, 2002, UPC 56775637729) This CD release includes a cover version, performed by Mello, of "Silvio" (3:53), which was co-written by Robert Hunter. Mason's Children's (4:52) - Phil Lesh & Friends (Columbia CSK59828, 2002) This is a promotional CD single featuring the song "Mason's Children". This was released in anticipation of the May 21, 2002 release of the "There And Back Again" album. The cover shows the five band members. There And Back Again - Phil Lesh & Friends (Lapis Music/Columbia CK 86406) Released on May 21, 2002. The album was recorded between January 8 and 30, 2002. Rough mixes, clocking in at 74 minutes, were made in early February, 2002. Six of the songs were written by Robert Hunter. The eleven songs are: "Celebration" (by Lesh and Hunter), "Night Of A Thousand Stars" (by Lesh, Haynes, and Hunter), "The Real Thing" (by Haynes), "Again And Again" (by Herring and Hunter), "No More Do I" (by Lesh and Hunter), "Patchwork Quilt" (by Haynes), "Liberty" (by Garcia and Hunter), "Midnight Train" (by Lesh), "Leave Me Out Of This" (by Barraco and Mattson), "Welcome to the Underground (Haynes), and "Rock-n-Roll Blues" (by Lesh and Hunter). The personnel are: Phil Lesh (electric bass, lead and harmony vocals), Warren Hayes (lead, slide and rhythm guitar, lead and harmony vocals), Jimmy Herring (lead and rhythm guitar), Rob Barraco (keyboards, lead and harmony vocals), John Molo (drums and percussion). Lapis Music is a label created by Phil Lesh and distributed by Columbia (Sony). As part of the album's release, Phil Lesh and Friends started an extensive tour on May 22, 2002. There And Back Again - Phil Lesh & Friends (Lapis Music/Columbia ) A special edition release made available by Grateful Dead Records. By pre-ordering the CD between April 16, 2002 and May 20, 2002, buyers would also receive a "Special Edition" CD, with a Phil Lesh video interview, a studio "Passenger" (from January, 2002), and live versions of "St. Stephen" (from April 4, 2002), a 25-minute "Dark Star" (from December 31, 2001), and "The Eleven" (from March 30, 2002). A third bonus is a CD single, in a separate sleeve, of a studio recorded "Mason's Children". The album and the bonus disc are packaged in a cardboard gatefold. Night Of A Thousand Stars - Phil Lesh & Friends (Columbia, 2002) This promotional CD contains "Night Of A Thousand Stars" and "The Real Thing" from the "There And Back Again" album. KBCO Studio C, Volume 14 - var. (KBCO, 2002) This CD release by Boulder, Colorado radio station KBCO includes "Night Of A Thousand Stars" by Phil Lesh and Friends, recorded on April 3, 2002, during a live radio broadcast: "Night Of A Thousand Stars", an interview, "No More Do I", another interview, and "St. Stephen" > "Celebration". Mondo Beat 2: Masters Of Percussion - var. (Narada/Virgin 7 24354 25222 8, 2002) The compilation of percussionists includes "Wheel Of Time" (6:13) from Mickey Hart's "Supralingua" album. Electronic Tribute To The Grateful Dead - var. (CMH Records 8565, May 21, 2002) This CD of electronica aural space includes: "Truckin'" by J.P. Melen, "Brokedown Palace" by Kinetika, "Scarlet Begonias" by Jun Jun Clinic, "Box Of Rain" by Galactic Achievement Society, "Ripple" by Motor Industries, "Cassidy" by Issa, "Dark Star" - J.P. Melen, "Friend Of The Devil" by Radha Kali, "China Doll" by H-Hustler, and "Feel Like A Stranger" by J.P. Melen. http://cmhrecords.com Reprise Please Baby: The Warner Bros. Years - Dwight Yoakam (Rhino/WB 76100, 2002) On disc four of this four CD collection is a live "Truckin'" that had not been released previously. The Danny Thomas Band Live - The Danny Thomas Band (Spring Bound Music, 2002) This album includes a cover version of "Friend Of The Devil". Steppin' Out With The Grateful Dead: England '72 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Arista GDCD 14084) A four CD box set of performances from the Dead's Spring, 1972 tour of Europe. Included in the box set are some anecdotal items from the tour, etc. Released on July 9, 2002. CD One: "Cold Rain and Snow", "Greatest Story Ever Told", "Mr. Charlie", "Sugaree", "Mexicali Blues", "Big Boss Man", "Deal", "Jack Straw", "Big Railroad Blues", "It Hurts Me Too", "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider", "Playing in the Band". CD Two: "Good Lovin'", "Ramble On Rose", "Black Throated Wind", "Sitting On Top Of The World", "Comes A Time", "Turn On Your Lovelight" > "Going Down The Road Feeling Bad" > "Not Fade Away" > "Hey Bo Diddley" > "Not Fade Away" (May 23, 1972). CD Three: "Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu", "Black Peter", "Chinatown Shuffle", "Truckin'" > "Drums" > "The Other One" > "El Paso" > "The Other One" > "Wharf Rat" (April 7, 1972), "One More Saturday Night". CD Four: "Uncle John's Band", "The Stranger (Two Souls in Communion)", "Dark Star" > "Sugar Magnolia" > "Caution" (April 8, 1972), and "Brokedown Palace". The tour was recorded using one sixteen track recorder, using 14 inch reels of 2 inch wide tape, running at 15 ips, and recording an hour of music per tape. For the recording of "Trucking" (from April 7, 1972), the mics were fed into a mic pre-amp and then into the sixteen track recording console. The sixteen tracks are: 1. bass drum; 2. tom tom and cymbal; 3. snare; 4. other drums; 5. high hat; 6. and 7. bass guitar; 8. Garcia's guitar; 9. Weir's guitar; 10. Pigpen's organ; 11. piano; 12. Garcia vocals; 13. Weir vocals; 14. Lesh vocals; 15. Pigpen vocals; 16. not recorded, but typically would have been the audience. For the mix to replicate the stage positions, the drums and bass were placed in center, Garcia was panned to the left, Weir to the right, Pigpen to the left, and Keith Godchaux to the right. Although segued together, "Going Down The Road Feeling Bad" is from the May 7, 1972 show and "Not Fade Away" is from May 23. 1972. This was done due to reel problems at the end of "Going Down The Road Feeling Bad". Steppin' Out with the Grateful Dead: England '72 Album Sampler - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records, 2002) A single CD sampler, intended for in store play, it contains: "Trucking", "Sugaree", "Mr. Charlie", "Uncle John's Band", "The Stranger (Two Souls In Communion)", and "One More Saturday Night". The cover art was similar to the album release cover art. Dick's Picks Volume 25 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4045) Released in July, 2002. Four CDs of music taken from the May 10, 1978 show in New Haven, and from the May 11, 1978 show in Springfield. The May 10, 1978 show had been recorded on reels by Bear. Due to reel changes, his recordings had some music missing. The missing portions were "fixed" by taking these sections from the reels recorded by Betty Cantor-Jackson, whose reels were missing music in different areas, also due to reel changes. Spiral - The Non-Prophets (http://www.thenonprophets.com, July, 2003) Vince Welnick plays on three of the songs. View From The Vault III - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4087) Three CDs of music from the June 16, 1990 show at Shoreline Amphitheater, with additional music from the October 3, 1987 show. Released in August, 2002. Live From Bonnaroo - var. (Sanctuary 60768457423, September 24, 2002) This two CD release includes "Tennessee Jed" performed by Phil Lesh and Friends with Bob Weir, recorded during the three day Bonnaroo Music Festival, June 21, 22, and 23, 2002, at the Adelphia Coliseum in Manchester, Tennessee. Dick's Picks Volume 26 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4046) Released on October 1, 2002. The music is highlights from April 26, 1969 (Disc One: "Dupree's Diamond Blues" through "I Know It's A Sin") and the complete April 27, 1969 show. The cover shows a brown wrapped package, the postmarks are the show dates, and the stamp providing info about the release, a motif that will be used through Dick's Picks Volume 30. The stamp design is by Bob Minkin. It is based on a 1934 Guatemala stamp, with the skeleton family in the middle taken from a photograph he took in Mexico. The reel to reel master recording of the April 27, 1969 show was missing some music. These cuts were fixed using the cassette master recording that Bear had made of that show. Go To Nassau - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Arista GDCD 14085, October 22, 2002) A two CD "from the vault" compilation taken from the May 14, 15, and 16, 1980 shows at the Nassau Coliseum. The title is a play on "Go To Heaven", because six of the songs from that album, which were also played often during that tour, appear on this release. The shows were recorded on 2 inch, 24 track, analog tapes, and these were mixed and remastered in HDCD. This album includes the first live release of "Far From Me" by Brent Mydland. Some of the material released on this album may also have been broadcast on the "King Biscuit Flower Hour" in June, 1980. Go To Nassau - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead) A single CD sampler was made available in July, 2005. This sampler was sent when one purchased the set of "Dicks Picks Volume 1" to "Dicks Picks Volume 35" from the dead.net site. Go To Nassau - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Arista GDPCD-5202) This is a promotional CD with the following tracks taken from the album: "Jack Straw", "Franklin's Tower", "Lazy Lightning", "Supplication", and "Althea". The Deep End Volume 2 - Gov't Mule (BMG/Ato Records 21507, October 8, 2002) As a tribute to bassist Allen Woody, who died in August 2000, various bass players appeared on this album, including Phil Lesh and David Grisman (on mandolin) on "Lay Of The Sunflower", which was co-written by Robert Hunter. This is the second volume; the first was released on October 23, 2001. http://www.mule.net http://www.atorecords.com 88 Keys To Tomorrow - Tom Constanten (Gaff Music 821767051124, October 22, 2002) This is a compilation of previously unreleased live and studio recordings. Track 20 is a live version of "Dark Star", recorded at the Somerville Theater in Somerville, Massachusetts, when Constanten was on tour, opening for Robert Hunter. Tears Like Rain - Delta Wires (Delta Wires 802385, December 17, 2002) Vince Welnick plays on this release. CoolTur - The Hellbillies (http://www.hellbillies.com, 2002) This CD, released in Norway, includes "Hinmann Og Eg" ( a translated version of "Friend Of The Devil". The Norwegian translation is by A. Moslatten. Dick's Picks Volume 27 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4047) Released in January, 2003, this three CD set is taken from the December 16, 1992 show at the Oakland Coliseum Arena, with four tracks ("Throwing Stones", "Not Fade Away", "Baba O'Riley", and "Tomorrow Never Knows") from December 17, 1992. View From The Vault IV - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD xxxx) Released on April 8, 2003. This release features just the Grateful Dead at Oakland Stadium on July 24, 1987 and at Anaheim Stadium on July 26, 1987. Bob Dylan is not included on the CD release. Dick's Picks Volume 28 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4048) Released in April, 2003, this four CD set is taken from the Lincoln, Nebraska show on February 26, 1973 (two CDs) and Salt Lake City, Utah show on February 28, 1973 (two CDs). On the master recording used for of one "Eyes Of The World", there was missing a portion of the music. Rather than splice the two segments and possibly cause an abrupt shift in the music, a short, approximately 30 second segment, was taken from an "Eyes Of The World" that had been recorded at a performance earlier during that week. Birth Of The Dead - Grateful Dead (Rhino/WB R2 74391, UPC 081227439125) This two CD release, "The Studio Sides" and "The Live Sides", was taken from the 12 CD "The Golden Road" box set. It was released on March 25, 2003. The CD artwork is a red label with the "Scorpio" "Scorpio Records Inc." in black on the left side. Birth Of The Dead - Volume One (The Studio Sides) - Grateful Dead (Friday Music, 2014) The album was released on two 180 gram vinyl records. Birth Of The Dead - Volume Two (The Live Sides) - Grateful Dead (Friday Music 217440, November 10, 2014) The album was released on two 180 gram vinyl records. Side 1 contains "Viola Lee Blues", "Don't Ease Me In", and "Pain In My Heart". Side 2 contains "Sitting On Top Of The World", "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue", and "I'm A King Bee". Side 3 contains "Big Boss Man", "Standing On The Corner", "In The Pines", and "Nobody's Fault But Mine". Side 4 contains "Next Time You See Me", "One Kind Favor", "He Was A Friend Of Mine", and "Keep Rolling By". Ultimate Summer Rock - var. (Madacy 169, February 4, 2003) This compilation CD includes "Sugar Magnolia" from the Grateful Dead's "American Beauty" album. Moldy Peaches 2000: Unreleased Cutz and Live Jamz 1994 - 2002 - The Moldy Peaches (Rough Trade 83217, March 18, 2003) This 55 track double CD album includes a live cover version of "Friend Of The Devil". http://www.moldypeaches.com/ Guitar Party - Henry Kaiser and Glenn Phillips (Gaff Music 4618, April 8, 2003) This album consists of fifteen tracks that were recorded during a one week period in January, 1990. Bob Weir makes an appearance on the Jimi Hendrix song "If 6 Was 9", which then transitions into the jam "Guitar Party" (10:35). Worcester, MA 4/4/73 - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Kufala KUF0032, http://www.kufala.com) A two CD "vault" release of the NRPS show from April 4, 1973 at Clark University in Worcester, MA. Keith Godchaux plays on all tracks and Donna Jean Godchaux sings on "Long Black Veil" and "You Ain't Woman Enough". Announced on May 23, 2003 and available for shipping on May 28, 2003. The Road To California - The Cyrus Clarke Expedition (www.ranchrecording.com, Ranch Recording, P.O. Box 91932, Santa Barbara, California 93190, 2003) This album, recorded between December 20, 2001 and February 9, 2002, includes "Dire Wolf" (5:32). Kufala Sampler 5: The Finest In Authorized Bootlegs - var. (Kufala, 2003) This single CD sampler includes "Glendale Train" by the New Riders of the Purple Sage, taken from the "Worcester, MA 4/4/73" album. Mahalo - Bill Kreutzmann (http://www.ocean-spirit.net, 2003) This CD was released as a complimentary CD and not for sale or public broadcast. The cover artwork is "Sun Sun" by Bill Kreutzmann. The five tracks on the CD are: "Girl Like You" (Jennings/Seals) (4:06), recorded at Front Street on July 24, 1985 by BBDK (Bill Kreutzmann, David Margen, Brent Mydland, and Kevin Russell); "Are You Lonely For Me" (Berns) (21:42), from a live performance by Garcia/Saunders (Martin Fierro, Jerry Garcia, John Kahn, Bill Kreutzmann, and Merl Saunders) at the Keystone in Berkeley on January 17, 1974 with ; "10,000 Mics" (Dipirro/Kreutzmann/Woodson) (8:58) by the Trichromes (Mike Dipirro, Sy Klopps, Bill Kreutzmann, and Ralph Woodson) at the Sy Klopps Studios on March 30, 2002; "Hey Jude > Dear Mr. Fantasy" (14:47) by Go Ahead (Jerry Cortez, Bill Kreutzmann, Alex Ligertwood, David Margen, and Brent Mydland) at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, New Jersey on October 31, 1986; and "Eyes Of The World" (9:41) by The Dead (Rob Barraco, Jeff Chimenti, Mickey Hart, Jimmy Herring, Bill Kreutzmann, Phil Lesh, Joan Osborne, and Bob Weir) at a rehearsal on May 27, 2003. Dick's Picks Volume 29 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4049) Released on June 26, 2003, this six CD set is taken from the Fox Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia, show of May 19, 1977 (three CDs of the complete show) and the Lakeland Civic Center Arena, Lakeland, Florida, show of May 21, 1977 (three CDs, missing the "U. S. Blues" encore). The secret filler on here is most of the second set from October 11, 1977. http://dead.net/dicks_picks/DECD213/index.html Undone: Bootleg Recordings - Ramsay Midwood (Vanguard, 2003) This five song promotional CD includes a version of "He's Gone". Summer Getaway 2003 - June 17, 2003 - Virginia Beach, VA - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 17, 2003 show in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). To produce the series, each show is recorded in multitrack, then mixed, and mastered. Orders are taken at the show or online. The masters are delivered to the production facility in Chicago, where the CDs are made and mailed. The covers are available for download from the web site. The series encompasses 78 CDs (all shows except the Bonnaroo, 2003 performance). Each show costs $22.00 for a three CD set, or $468.00 for a limited edition box set of the whole tour. Summer Getaway 2003 - June 18, 2003 - Columbia, MD - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 18, 2003 show in Columbia, Maryland. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - June 20, 2003 - Saratoga Springs, NY - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 20, 2003 show in Saratoga Springs, New York. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - June 22, 2003 - Mansfield, MA - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 22, 2003 show in Mansfield, Massachusetts. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - June 24, 2003 - Holmdel, NJ - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 24, 2003 show in Holmdel, New Jersey. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - June 25, 2003 - Holmdel, NJ - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 25, 2003 show in Holmdel, New Jersey. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - June 27, 2003 - Camden, NJ - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 27, 2003 show in Camden, New Jersey. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - June 28, 2003 - Camden, NJ - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 28, 2003 show in Camden, New Jersey. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - June 29, 2003 - Vernon, NY - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 29, 2003 show in Vernon, New York. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - July 1, 2003 - Milwaukee, WI - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 1, 2003 show in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - July 2, 2003 - St. Louis, MO - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 2, 2003 show in St. Louis, Missouri. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - July 4, 2003 - Austin, TX - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 4, 2003 show in Austin, Texas. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - July 6, 2003 - Morrison, CO - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 6, 2003 show in Morrison, Colorado. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - July 7, 2003 - Morrison, CO - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 7, 2003 show in Morrison, Colorado. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - July 8, 2003 - Morrison, CO - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 8, 2003 show in Morrison, Colorado. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - July 10, 2003 - Morrison, CO - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 10, 2003 show in Morrison, Colorado. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - July 11, 2003 - Morrison, CO - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 11, 2003 show in Morrison, Colorado. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Masked And Anonymous - var. (Columbia/Legacy 090536, July 22, 2003) The standard CD release of the movie soundtrack includes "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" (7:26) performed by the Grateful Dead and "Senor (Tales Of Yankee Power)" (7:50) performed by Jerry Garcia. http://www.sonyclassics.com/masked/soundtrack.html Masked And Anonymous - var. (Columbia/Legacy 090618, July 22, 2003) The limited edition Digipak release of the movie soundtrack includes a regular music CD and a hybrid SACD (Super Audio CD) with seven remastered tracks in standard audio, super audio, and 5.1 surround sound. The regular music CD includes "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" performed by the Grateful Dead and "Senor (Tales Of Yankee Power)" performed by Jerry Garcia. Masked & Anonymous - Bob Dylan and Various Artists (Columbia, 2003) This is a promotional CD containing the fourteen tracks. It includes "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" performed by the Grateful Dead and "Senor (Tales Of Yankee Power)" performed by Jerry Garcia. The CD lists the source date as June 16, 2003. Music From The Motion Picture "Masked And Anonymous" - var. (Columbia / Classic Records C2K 90618-1, October, 2003) The album was released in the USA on two regular weight 140 gram vinyl records. It includes "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" (7:26) performed by the Grateful Dead and "Senor (Tales Of Yankee Power)" (7:50) performed by Jerry Garcia. Music From The Motion Picture "Masked And Anonymous" - var. (Sony MHCP-817, 2005) This is a two disc limited edition release in Japan. The first disc is the fourteen track CD. It includes "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" performed by the Grateful Dead and "Senor (Tales Of Yankee Power)" performed by Jerry Garcia. The second disc is a seven track SACD feature songs performed by Bob Dylan. The release was wrapped with an obi strip. Thunder And Lightnin' - Dark Star Orchestra (DSO , 2003, http://www.darkstarorchestra.net/) This CD, mixed by Betty Cantor-Jackson, features live performances, by the Dark Star orchestra, of "Estimated Prophet" > "Terrapin Station" > space > "Saint Stephen" > "Throwing Stones" > "Not Fade Away > jam > "Playing In The Band (Reprise), and "The Music Never Stopped". These were recorded live at the Oregon Country Faire in Veneta, Oregon in July, 2002. Summer Getaway 2003 - July 29, 2003 - Sunrise, FL - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 29, 2003 show in Sunrise, Florida. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - July 30, 2003 - Tampa, FL - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 30, 2003 show in Tampa, Florida. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - July 31, 2003 - Atlanta, GA - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 31, 2003 show in Atlanta, Georgia. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - August 2, 2003 - Joliet, IL - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 2, 2003 show in Joliet, Illinois. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - August 3, 2003 - Somerset, WI - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 3, 2003 show in Somerset, Wisconsin. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - August 5, 2003 - Indianapolis, IN - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 5, 2003 show in Indianapolis, Indiana. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - August 6, 2003 - Columbus, OH - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 6, 2003 show in Columbus, Ohio. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - August 8, 2003 - Darien Center, NY - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 8, 2003 show in Darien Center, New York. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - August 9, 2003 - Wantagh, NY - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 9, 2003 show in Wantagh, New York. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - August 10, 2003 - Wantagh, NY - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 10, 2003 show in Wantagh, New York. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Pop-O-Anthology 1984 - 1993 - Pop-O-Pies (Pop-O-Pies, 2003) This single CD compilation includes the cover versions of "Truckin' - Slow Version" and "Sugar Magnolia". Pluck! - Directions In Jazz Viola - Eric Golub (http://www.ericgolub.com, 2003) This CD includes a cover version of "Dark Star" (7:59), on which Golub plays (overdubbed) viola, electric viola, violin, electric violin, cello, electric bass, a Japanese three-string fiddle, gongs, handclaps, voice, a variety of percussions and koto. Summer Getaway 2003 - September 18, 2003 - Irvine, CA - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the September 18, 2003 show at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Irvine, California. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - September 19, 2003 - Mountain View, CA - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the September 19, 2003 show at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Summer Getaway 2003 - September 21, 2003 - George, WA - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the September 21, 2003 show at The Gorge in George, Washington. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (http://dead.munckmix.com/). Doctor Sax and the Great World Snake - Jack Kerouac (Gallery 6 Press, 145 pages, September 1, 2003, ISBN 0972973303) This edition of the Jack Kerouac screenplay consists of the unabridged screenplay and a two CD audio version, with Robert Hunter as one of the readers. http://www.gallerysix.com/drsax.php Live - Vince Welnick and Gent Treadly (Gent Treadly, 2003) This CD contains songs from live performances in May, 2003: "Golden Days", "True Blue", "To Love Somebody", "Scarlet Begonias", "Samba In The Rain", "Whispering Jones", "Long Way To Go Home", "Watching The Wheels", "White Punks On Dope", and "Standing On The Moon". The band features Greg Koerner on bass, Tom Kaelin on drums, Mike Jaimes on guitar, and Vince Welnick on keyboards. http://vincewelnick.com/user.php or http://www.gent-treadly.com Rio Lindo - Moonlight Rodeo (Santa Venetia Records, 2003) Robert Hunter co-wrote "Roving Sign", "Rio Lindo", "Damn Near", "Worried In Mind", and "When I Leave This World Behind" with Kurt Huget. Hunter also sings on one or more of the tracks. House Party - Dan Zanes & Friends (Festival Five Records 6, October 7, 2003) This release of music for children, performed by Zanes and various guest artists, includes Bob Weir playing on "Wabash Cannonball" (3:40). Guitar Harvest, Volume One - var. (Solid Air 2042, September 23, 2003, UPC 614145204225) This two CD release, a benefit for the New York Guitar Festival scholarship fund for New York City school children, includes a cover version of "Black Muddy River" (5:05) by Joel Harrison. Grateful Guitar - David Cullen (Solid Air 2041, September 23, 2003, UPC 614145204126) This CD contains cover versions of Grateful Dead songs and songs associated with the Grateful Dead, all played by David Cullen on acoustic steel string guitar: "Friend Of The Devil" (4:41), "Casey Jones" (3:17), "Sugar Magnolia" (4:22), "I Know You Rider" (4:21), "Uncle John's Band" (3:53), "Scarlet Begonias" (4:12), "Ripple" (4:42), "Going Down The Road Feeling Bad" (3:51), "Eyes Of The World" (4:34), "Sugaree" (3:46), "Shakedown Street" (4:35), "They Love Each Other" (3:44), "Reuben And Cherise" (4:38), "If I Had The World To Give" (3:51), and "Bid You Good Night" (4:01). The guitar used on these recordings was most likely his Taylor steel string guitar with the new Dean Markley "Alchemy" strings. The Deepest End: Live in Concert - Gov't Mule (ATO Records 0015, October 7, 2003, UPC 791022151725) This two CD and one DVD package was recorded at the 2003 Jazz and Heritage Festival in New Orleans. It includes performances of "Patchwork Quilt" (6:06), which is about Jerry Garcia, "Lay Of The Sunflower" (7:35), which was written by Warren Haynes and Robert Hunter, and which is also on the DVD. The concert took place at The Saenger Theatre, in New Orleans on May 3, 2003. Films About Ghosts: The Best Of... - Counting Crows (Geffen Records 000167612, UPC 602498613009, November 25, 2003) This "best of" album includes a previously unreleased cover version of "Friend Of The Devil" (4:37). Live Concert Recordings - The Dead - Dec. 30 & New Year's Eve - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the December 30, 2003 show at the Oakland Coliseum in Oakland, California. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Live Concert Recordings - The Dead - Dec. 30 & New Year's Eve - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the December 31, 2003 show at the Oakland Coliseum in Oakland, California. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). 2nd Annual Winter Jam - February 9, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the February 9, 2004 show at the Warfield Theater in San Francisco, California. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Solstice Gems - The Paul Winter Consort (Living Music LMUS 0039, http://www.livingmusic.com, 2003) This two CD release is a compilation of performances at the Winter Solstice Celebration concerts. Disc two, track one is "Caravan At Dawn" (6:27) recorded in 1999, with Mickey Hart playing his RAMU (Random Access Music Universe) instrument. The performances gathered here were originally broadcast on an NPR special program in December, 2002. The Very Best Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (WB/Rhino A2-73899, September 16, 2003) The seventeen tracks on this "best of" CD covers thirty years and several labels (Warner Brothers, Grateful Dead, United Artists, Arista) of Grateful Dead recordings: "Truckin'" (5:08), "Touch Of Grey" (5:50), "Sugar Magnolia" (3:19), "Casey Jones" (4:28), "Uncle John's Band" (4:46), "Friend Of The Devil" (3:24), "Franklin's Tower" (4:33), "Estimated Prophet" (5:38), "Eyes Of The World" (5:20), "Box Of Rain" (5:20), "U.S. Blues" (4:40), "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" (2:12), "One More Saturday Night" (a live version) (4:50), "Fire On The Mountain" (3:48), "The Music Never Stopped" (4:35), "Hell In A Bucket" (5:38), and "Ripple" (4:10). The cover artwork is similar to that of the book cover for "The Grateful Dead: The Illustrated Trip". Grateful Dead: Greatest Hits - Grateful Dead (Rhino, September, 2003) This is a promotional CD with the seventeen tracks from "The Very Best Of The Grateful Dead". The sleeve is white with the tracks listed on the left side. Snake Oil - Stiff Dead Cat (Fortune Records, 2003) This album includes a cover version of "Dire Wolf" (3:13). http://stiffdeadcat.net/ and http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/stiffdeadcat Country Outlaws: Renegade Country Music - var. (Metro Doubles 514, February 17, 2003) This two CD album includes "Ripple" by Jimmie Dale Gilmore. In Others' Words - Dwight Yoakam (WB/Reprise 48342, September 23, 2003) This compilation includes "Trucking" (5:26) which had previously appeared on the "Deadicated" album. Dick's Picks Volume 30 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4050, October 30, 2003) A four CD set of selections from the Academy Of Music shows in March, 1972. On disc one: (from March 25, 1972) "Hey Bo Diddley" > "I'm A Man" >"I've Seen Them All" > "Jam", "Mona", "How Sweet It Is", "Are You Lonely For Me", "Smokestack Lightning", and (from March 27, 1972) "Playing In The Band". On disc two: "Truckin'", "Tennessee Jed", "Chinatown Shuffle", "Black-Throated Wind", "You Win Again", "Mr. Charlie", "Mexicali Blues", "Brokedown Palace", "Next Time You See Me", and "Cumberland Blues". On disc three: "Looks Like Rain", "Big Railroad Blues", "El Paso", "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider", "Casey Jones", "Playing In The Band", "Sugaree", and "Two Souls In Communion". On disc four: "Sugar Magnolia" > "The Other One", "It Hurts Me Too", "Not Fade Away" > "Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad" > "Not Fade Away", "Sidewalks Of New York", and "One More Saturday Night". The release was announced on October 23, 2003, and was made available on October 30, 2003. New Year's Eve At Winterland - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead, November 11, 2003) This special CD was made available only with the pre-release purchase of the "The Closing Of Winterland" DVD from Grateful Dead Merchandising. The special, limited edition CD contains songs from previous Grateful Dead New Year's Eve concerts at Winterland: "Easy Wind" (from December 31, 1970); "Black Peter" (from December 31, 1971); "Playing In The Band" (from December 31, 1972); and from December 31, 1977 are "Lazy Lightning" > "Supplication" and "Sugar Magnolia" > "Scarlet Begonias" > "Fire On The Mountain". After "Fire On The Mountain" is a bonus track of Bill Graham getting upset with a fan climbing to an unsafe position during the December 31, 1972 show. According to some sources, the release date was November 18, 2003. The Closing Of Winterland: December 31, 1978 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead, November 11, 2003) The December 31, 1978 show on four CDs, mixed from the 24 track analog tapes. According to some sources, the release date was November 18, 2003. The DVD release included the entire concert with some additional material. The Tussler - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - Motorpsycho (Stickman 044,Stickman Records, Maximilianstr.30, 90429 Nurnberg, Germany, 2003) This CD release is an extended version of the original album that had been released by this Norwegian band in 1994 as a "spaghetti Western soundtrack" concept album and pressed in 977 copies. This extended version includes cover versions of "Bird Song", "One More Saturday Night", and "It Must Have Been The Roses". DVD Audio Surround Sound Music Sampler - var. (DVD Entertainments Group, 2003) This DVD Audio sampler includes "Sugar Magnolia" by the Grateful Dead, taken from the "American Beauty" DVD Audio release of 2001. Dick's Picks 31 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, 2004) A four CD release of performances from August 4 and 5, 1974 at the Philadelphia Civic Center in Philadelphia, and from August 6, 1974 at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City, New Jersey. Boston Music Hall, December 5, 1972 - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Kufala, http://www.kufala.com/, shipped February 20, 2004) A two CD live recording of the Tuesday, December 5, 1972 show at the Boston Music Hall on Tremont Street in Boston. This CD was mastered by Stephen Barncard. The second release in their "Live Archives" series. American Warriors: Songs For Indian Veterans - var. (Rykodisc RCD 10370) This CD, part of "The World" series, contains songs performed by members of the Ojibway (Chippewa), Menominee, Blackfeet, Kiowa, Hochunk (Winnebago), and Lakota (Sioux) tribes: "War Paint / Soldier Boy", "In The South The Birds Are Flying", "Lakota (Sioux) Little Bighorn Victory Songs", "Carnegie War Mothers' Chapter (Kiowa) Veterans Song", "World War I & II", "Canadian (Lakota) Flag Song", "American (Lakota) Flag Song", "Hochunk (Winnebago) Service Songs - Army", "Hochunk (Winnebago) Service Songs - Marines", "Hochunk (Winnebago) Service Songs - Air Force", "Menominee Vietnam Veterans Song", and "Indian Boys From Desert Storm". American Warriors: Songs For Indian Veterans - var. (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15014) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. The Genuine Texas Groover - Doug Sahm (Rhino RHM2 7845) Released as a two CD individually numbered limited edition of 5000 Copies. Included are "From A Jack To A King" and "Leave Me Alone With The Blues", which were recorded in late 1972 with Jerry Garcia on pedal steel and Dave Grisman on mandolin. Dick's Picks 32 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, 2004) A two CD set taken from the August 7, 1982 performance at Alpine Valley in East Troy, Wisconsin. At The Table - Heart Of Gold Band ( , 2004) This single CD release is from the "new" Heart Of Gold Band, recorded in 2003. Appearing on the album are: Brian Godchaux, Donna Jean Godchaux-MacKay, Zion Rock Godchaux, David MacKay, and Kinsman MacKay. Greg Anton joins in on drums. The Dreamers - var. (Nettwerk 30339, February 10, 2004) Track 11, on this soundtrack CD from the Bernardo Bertolucci movie, is "Dark Star (Exclusive Band Edit)" (9:02) by the Grateful Dead, which is an edited, live, version of "Dark Star", taken from a 1990's show. Mighty River of Song - var. (Topic Records TSFCD4002, February 17, 2004, UPC 714822400220) This box set (four CDs and one DVD) includes a live, previously unreleased version of "Black Muddy River" (4:06) by Waterson : Carthy. Weir Here - Bob Weir (Hybrid Recordings 20032, March 23, 2004) A two CD release, one of studio material, and one of live material, highlighting Bob Weir's music. The studio tracks (all on CD one) are: "Cassidy", "Mexicali Blues", "Looks Like Rain", "Playing In The Band", and "One More Saturday Night" (all from "Ace"), "Lazy Lightning" and "Supplication" (both from "Kingfish"), "Feel Like A Stranger" (from "Go To Heaven"), "Easy To Slip", "Wrong Way Feeling", and "Shade Of Grey" (all from "Heaven Help The Fool"), "I Want To (Fly Away)" (from "Bobby And The Midnights"), "Easy Answers" (from "Trios"), "Two Djinn" and "Ashes And Glass" (both from Evening Moods"), and "Wabash Cannonball" (from Dan Zanes's "House Party"). The live tracks (all on CD Two) are: "Trucking" (from "Ladies And Gentleman... The Grateful Dead"), "Estimated Prophet" (a previously unreleased Grateful Dead performance from March 21, 1990 in Hamilton, Ontario), "Hell In A Bucket" (a previously unreleased Grateful Dead performance from October 12, 1989 at the Meadowlands), "Me And Bobby McGee" (a previously unreleased Grateful Dead performance from March 23, 1972 at the Academy of Music in New York City), "Man Smart, Women Smarter" (a previously unreleased Grateful Dead performance from July 4, 1989 in Buffalo), "Jack Straw" (from "Stepping Out With The Dead"), "Sugar Magnolia" (from "Ladies And Gentlemen... The Grateful Dead"), "Throwing Stones" (from "View From The Vault IV), "The Music Never Stopped" (from "Fallout From The Phil Zone"), and "Masters Of War" (a previously unreleased Ratdog rehearsal from March 19, 2003). Man Smart, Woman Smarter - Bob Weir (Hybrid HYDP 21032) A promotional CD with one track, "Man Smart, Woman Smarter" from the "Weir Here" album. This was a previously unreleased Grateful Dead performance from July 4, 1989 in Buffalo. Dick's Pick Volume 31 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4051) A four CD selection of performances, with the "Wall Of Sound", at the Philadelphia Civic Center on August 4 and 5, 1974, and at Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, New Jersey on August 6, 1974. The August 6, 1974 show was a rain date for the originally scheduled August 2, 1974 show. After the August 6, 1974 show, the Grateful Dead went on a brief European tour. The cover art has been changed. Been All Around This World - Jerry Garcia and David Grisman (Acoustic Disc, April 6, 2004) This single CD represents the last release of previously unheard studio sessions. David Grisman and Jerry Garcia are backed, on most songs, by David Grisman Quintet members Joe Craven, Jim Kerwin, and Matt Eakle. On "Blue Yodel #9" (taken from Garcia's last recording session) the backing is John Kahn, George Marsh, and Sally Van Meter. The CD contains: "Been All Around This World", "I'll Go Crazy" (the James Brown song), "Take Me", "Handsome Cabin Boy Waltz", "The Ballad Of Frankie Lee And Judas Priest", "I'm Troubled", "Blue Yodel #9", "Nine Pound Hammer", "I Ain't Never", "Sitting Here In Limbo", "Dark As A Dungeon", and "Drink Up And Go Home". The cover art somewhat resembles a banned "Fare The Well" sticker. All Good Things - Jerry Garcia (Rhino, April 20, 2004) This six CD box set consists of outtakes and studio sessions from Garcia's five solo albums. Included are some non-album sessions and some sessions that were used for Jerry Garcia's first solo album "Garcia". Many of the ephemera and memorabilia (picture sleeves, matchbooks, 45 rpms, posters, etc.) images in the booklet were provided by Eric Schwartz. The album was mixed by Tom Flye. All Good Things Redux: Jerry Garcia Studio Sessions - Jerry Garcia (http://www.jerrygarciastore.com, April 5, 2004) By ordering the "All Good Things" six CD box set from the web site, this seventh CD was made available. The seventh CD contains four unreleased studio tracks: "I Saw Her Standing There" (2:58), which is a different take from the "Compliments" sessions; "Russian Lullaby" (3:53), featuring Vassar Clements, David Nichtern, David Grisman, Ron Tutt, John Kahn, and Jerry Garcia; "T.L.E.O. Jam" (9:08), starting with a jam on "They Love Each Other", and featuring Garcia playing through a combination of phaser (or flanger), overdrive, and octave divider, Tutt, Kahn, and Larry Knechtel on keyboards; and, "Visions Of Johanna" (16:48), recorded November 9, 1976 with Jerry Garcia, Keith Godchaux, John Kahn, and Ron Tutt. This bonus CD was packaged in a cardboard sleeve with the same front cover as the box set, and the song info on the back cover. Selections From All Good Things: Jerry Garcia Studio Sessions - Jerry Garcia (Rhino PRCD 400116) This promotional CD was released in 2004 to promote the "All Good Things" release. It contains: "Deal" and "Sugaree" from the "Garcia" album; "Let It Rock" and "Russian Lullaby" from the "Garcia (Compliments)" album; "It Must Have Been The Roses" and "Mystery Train (Studio Jam)" from the "Reflections" album; "Rubin And Cherise" from the "Cats Under The Stars" album; "Valerie" and "Tangled Up In Blue" from the "Run For The Roses" album; and "My Sisters And Brothers" from the "Outtakes, Jams & Alternates" section of the box set.. Pure Jerry - Jerry Garcia (http://www.jerrygarciastore.com, April 5, 2004) By ordering the "All Good Things" six CD box set from the web site, this eighth CD was made available, containing songs from the July 29, 1977 and July 30, 1977 shows at Theatre 1839 in San Francisco by the Jerry Garcia Band: "Mystery Train", "Gomorrah", and "My Sisters And Brothers". These are from a to be released live album. Headed For The Hills - Jim Lauderdale (http://www.jimlauderdale.com, May 18, 2004) All thirteen songs on this CD are written by Robert Hunter and Jim Lauderdale. The cover art is by Tim Truman. Most of these were written in 2000, when Hunter was in Nashville, collaborating with Lauderdale. Rockin' The Rhein - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino GDCD 78921, May 25, 2004) This three CD release features the Grateful Dead's April 24, 1972 show, unabridged, from the Rheinhalle in Dusseldorf, West Germany. The album was mixed from the 16 track analog master tapes and mastered in HDCD. Disc two includes two songs from the May 24, 1972 show in London: the final version of "Turn On Your Lovelight" sung by Pigpen, segueing into "The Stranger (Two Souls In Communion)". Pre-orders of "Rockin' The Rhein" through the web site http://www.gdstore.com also received a limited edition CD containing tracks from the Grateful Dead performances at the Academy of Music in March, 1972, containing previously unreleased music. Rockin' The Rhein bonus CD: Academy Of Music - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx) This CD was included when preordering the "Rockin' The Rhein" album. The CD contains the following tracks: "Playing In The Band", "Sugar Magnolia", "Caution", "Jam", and "Uncle John's Band" from March 22, 1972 and "Dark Star" from March 23, 1972. Rockin' The Rhein - Grateful Dead (Warner 8122789212) The three CD album was also released in the UK. Your Country - Graham Parker (Bloodshot Records 106, UPC 744302010625, March 9, 2004) This album includes a version of "Sugaree" (3:43). Buckdancer's Choice - Wake The Dead (Redwing Records 5413, March 16, 2004, UPC 655115541322) A second release of Grateful Dead songs interspersed with and set to a Celtic music flavor. The Grateful Dead songs include: "Scarlet Begonias", "The Other One", "Uncle John's Band", "U. S. Blues", "Liberty", "Prodigal Town" (written by Robert Hunter), "Playing In The Band", and "Ripple". Texistentialism - Jerry Lightfoot's Band Of Wonder (2004, http://www.jerrylightfoot.com) This album features Vince Welnick on piano, organ, and vocals, and includes "Golden Stairs", which was written by Robert Hunter and Vince Welnick. Vince Welnick passed away on June 2nd, 2006. - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD xxxx, April, 2004) Pre-orders of "Rockin' The Rhein" through the http://www.gdstore.com received this limited edition CD that contains tracks from the Grateful Dead performances at the Academy of Music: "Sugar Magnolia" > "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks" > "Jam" > "Uncle John's Band" (all from March 22, 1972), and "Playing In The Band" and "Dark Star" (from March 23, 1972). This bonus CD contains previously unreleased music, and compliments the material released on "Dick's Picks Volume 30". The Ride - Los Lobos (Hollywood/Mammoth 162443, UPC 720616244321, May 4, 2004) This album includes "Hurry Tomorrow" which was co-written by Cesar Rosas and Robert Hunter. Rex Foundation "Black Tie-Dye Ball" With Dark Star Orchestra - Dark Star Orchestra (https://www.munckmusic.com, 2004) This was a 2000 copy "Limited Edition" DVD/CD collection from the Dark Star Orchestra performance at the Rex Foundation's annual "Black Tie-Dye Ball" benefit concert held at the Park West Theatre in Chicago on March 6, 2004. The collection included a DVD and a three CD recording of the DSO performance of the Grateful Dead concert from May 8, 1977 at Cornell. These were available as a DVD only, 3 CD only (also available for download), and as a DVD/3 CD package. Jimi Hendrix: The Uncut Story - var. (Passport International Productions, September 7, 2004) This three DVD collection of video interviews and segments about Jimi Hendrix was produced by Steven Vosburgh and Ray Rae Goldman. Bob Weir gave an approximately 49 minute long interview for this release, not much of which was used in the release. Wave That Flag 2004 - June 18, 2004 - Robert Hunter ( ) A one CD release of the June 18, 2004 show at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 19, 2004 - Robert Hunter ( ) A one CD release of the June 19, 2004 show at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 20, 2004 - Robert Hunter ( ) A one CD release of the June 20, 2004 show at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 26, 2004 - Robert Hunter ( ) A one CD release of the June 26, 2004 show at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 27, 2004 - Robert Hunter ( ) A one CD release of the June 27, 2004 show at the Sleep Train Amphitheater in Sacramento, California. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 29, 2004 - Robert Hunter ( ) A one CD release of the June 29, 2004 show at the USANA Amphitheater in Salt Lake City, Utah. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - July 1, 2004 - Robert Hunter ( ) A one CD release of the July 1, 2004 show at the Idaho Center Amphitheater in Boise, Idaho. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - July 2, 2004 - Robert Hunter ( ) A one CD release of the July 2, 2004 show at the Columbia Meadows in Portland, Oregon. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - July 3, 2004 - Robert Hunter ( ) A one CD release of the July 3, 2004 show at The Gorge in George, Washington. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 7, 2004 - Robert Hunter ( ) A one CD release of the August 7, 2004 show at the Tweeter Waterfront in Camden, New Jersey. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 8, 2004 - Robert Hunter ( ) A one CD release of the August 8, 2004 show at the Tweeter Waterfront in Camden, New Jersey. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 10, 2004 - Robert Hunter ( ) A one CD release of the August 10, 2004 show at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, New Jersey. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 11, 2004 - Robert Hunter ( ) A one CD release of the August 11, 2004 show at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, New Jersey. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 12, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 12, 2004 show at the Bonnaroo Music Festival in Manchester, Tennessee. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 15, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 15, 2004 show at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 16, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 16, 2004 show at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 18, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 18, 2004 show at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 19, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 19, 2004 show at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 20, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 20, 2004 show at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). The Rocks - The Dead ( ) A fifteen CD release of the June 15 to 20, 2004 shows at the Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. This was packaged in a special CD wallet and priced at $106.00. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 22, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 22, 2004 show at the Cricket Pavilion in Phoenix, Arizona. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 23, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 23, 2004 show at the Coors Amphitheater in San Diego, California. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 24, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 24, 2004 show at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Irvine, California. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 26, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 26, 2004 show at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, California. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 27, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 27, 2004 show at the Sleep Train Amphitheater in Sacramento, California. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - June 29, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the June 29, 2004 show at the USANA Amphitheater in Salt Lake City, Utah. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - July 1, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 1, 2004 show at the Idaho Center Amphitheater in Boise, Idaho. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - July 2, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 2, 2004 show at the Columbia Meadows in Portland, Oregon. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - July 3, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 3, 2004 show at The Gorge in George, Washington. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - July 23, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 23, 2004 show at the UMB Bank Amphitheater in St. Louis, Missouri. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - July 24, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 24, 2004 show at the Alpine Valley Music Theater in East Troy, Wisconsin. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - July 25, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 25, 2004 show at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Indianapolis, Indiana. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - July 27, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 27, 2004 show at the DTE Energy Music Theater in Detroit, Michigan. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - July 28, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 28, 2004 show at the Blossom Music Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - July 30, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 30, 2004 show at the Tweeter Center in Boston, Massachusetts. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - July 31, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the July 31, 2004 show at the Tweeter Center in Boston, Massachusetts. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 1, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 1, 2004 show at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in Saratoga Springs, New York. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 3, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 3, 2004 show at The Meadows in Hartford, Connecticut. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 4, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 4, 2004 show at the Ford Pavilion at Montage Mountain in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 6, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 6, 2004 show at the Darien Lakes PAC in Darien Lakes, New York. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 7, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 7, 2004 show at the Tweeter Waterfront in Camden, New Jersey. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 8, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 8, 2004 show at the Tweeter Waterfront in Camden, New Jersey. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 10, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 10, 2004 show at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, New Jersey. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 11, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 11, 2004 show at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, New Jersey. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 13, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 13, 2004 show at the Jones Beach Amphitheater in Wantagh, New York. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 14, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 14, 2004 show at the Jones Beach Amphitheater in Wantagh, New York. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 15, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 15, 2004 show at the Nissan Pavilion in Bristow, Virginia. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 17, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 17, 2004 show at the Alltel Pavilion in Raleigh, North Carolina. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 18, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 18, 2004 show at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Charlotte, North Carolina. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Wave That Flag 2004 - August 19, 2004 - The Dead ( ) A three CD release of the August 19, 2004 show at the HiFi Buys Amphitheater in Atlanta, Georgia. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Limited Edition Box Set - The Dead ( ) A special release of all of the shows from the 35 concert "Wave That Flag 2004" summer tour, priced at $598.00. Part of the "Official Concert Recording Series" (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/dead/index.html). Live At Bonnaroo - Warren Haynes (ATO Records 21521, UPC 880882152123, June 8, 2004) This album includes versions of "Patchwork Quilt" (4:28), "To Lay Me Down" (4:52), and "Stella Blue" (6:19). "Patchwork Quilt" is a tribute to Jerry Garcia, and had been previously recorded by Phil Lesh & Friends. Stage - Keller Williams (Sci Fidelity Records 1016, UPC 662102101629, June 29, 2004) This two CD release includes on "Bird Song" (9:30) on disc two, track four. Dick's Pick Volume 32 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4052) A two CD set taken from the August 7, 1982 show at the Alpine Valley Music Theater in East Troy, Wisconsin. The encore from the show has been placed at the end of the first CD to save space. Released before July 12, 2004. These shows were taken from a cassette source. License To Chill - Jimmy Buffet (RCA 62270, July 13, 2004, UPC 828766227024) This album includes a version of "Scarlet Begonias". Theatre 1839, San Francisco, July 29 & 30, 1977 - Jerry Garcia Band (jerrygarciastore.com JGCD xxxx) A three CD live album, containing selections from the July 29, 1977 and July 30, 1977 shows at the Theater 1839 in San Francisco by the Jerry Garcia Band. This is "Pure Jerry 1", the first release in the "Pure Jerry" live concert series. Fishes & Fine Yellow Sand - Waterson : Carthy (Topic TSCD542, UPC 714822054225, July 20, 2004) Their fifth album it includes a version of "Black Muddy River". Trilogy - Rob Wasserman (Rounder/PGD 11661322523, http://www.robwasserman.com/, August 3, 2004) A three CD compilation of his three previously released albums "Solo", "Duet", and "Trios". Included on the "trios" CD are "White Wheeled Limousine" with Bruce Hornsby and Branford Marsalis, "Zillionaire" and "American Popsicle" and with Edie Brickell and Jerry Garcia, and "Easy Answers", written by Bob Weir and Robert Hunter, and performed with Neil Young and Bob Weir. Kojak Variety (Expanded) - Elvis Costello (Rhino 76487, August 3, 2004, UPC 81227648725) This two CD release includes "Ship Of Fools" (5:21) which had appeared on the "Deadicated" album. American Spring - The Mix (Rainman RM 04062, September 21, 2004, http://www.rainmanrecords.com) The band "The Mix" consists of Melvin Seals on keyboards, John Kadlecik (from the Dark Star Orchestra) on guitar, Zero bass player Kevin Rosen, and Greg Anton on drums. This CD release includes "The Business" (4:55) and "American Spring" (4:48), both written by Robert Hunter and Greg Anton. After Midnight: Kean College, 2/28/80 - Jerry Garcia (http://www.jerrygarciastore.com, September 28, 2004) A three CD release of the Jerry Garcia Band performance from the February 28, 1980 early and late shows in the Wilkins Theater at Kean College in Union, New Jersey. The performance was recorded on 24 track tape. Robert Hunter sings lead vocals on "Tiger Rose" and "Promontory Rider". The band includes Ozzie Ahlers on keyboards and vocals, John Kahn on bass, and Johnny De Foncesca on drums. Robert Hunter wrote the booklet notes for the album. Way After Midnight - Jerry Garcia (JGBWAM-01, http://www.jerrygarciastore.com, September 28, 2004) Pre-orders of "After Midnight" received an additional CD with songs from February 29, 1980 at the Calderone Concert Hall in Hempstead, New York ("Dear Prudence", "When I Paint My Masterpiece", "Russian Lullaby", and "Deal"), and from March 1, 1980 at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, New Jersey ("That's All Right, Mama"). The pre-order cost $37.00 and featured a special package of "After Midnight", "Way After Midnight", and a tee-shirt that was based on the Winter 1980 tour. 20' Of Solitude - The Grass Is Dead (http://www.thegrassisdead.com, October 21, 2004) This third release, entitled "20 Degrees of Solitude", features cover versions of "Alabama Getaway", "Run For The Roses", "Brown Eyed Women", "Ruben And Cherise", "Mountains Of The Moon", "Dupree's Diamond Blues", "Liberty", "Valerie", "Foolish Heart", "Ship Of Fools", "Push Comes To Shove", "The Wheel", and "Days Between". Then And Now - Chris Rowan and Lorin Rowan ( ) This CD release includes tracks with Jerry Garcia playing pedal steel guitar. Beyond Description (1973-1989) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino 76491, October 26, 2004) This twelve disc box set is a sequel to the twelve disc "The Golden Road (1965-1973)" box set. The $150.00 priced set holds ten studio albums and consists of 161 songs, of which 65 are previously unreleased tracks. The remastered albums include "Wake Of The Flood", "The Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel", "Blues For Allah", "Terrapin Station", "Shakedown Street", "Go To Heaven", "In The Dark", and "Built To Last". Each album includes outtakes, live tracks, alternate versions and rehearsal performances. "Reckoning" and "Dead Set", two live albums from 1981, are expanded two disc sets that include additional songs from the original performances. "Reckoning", from San Francisco's Warfield Theatre, includes sixteen additional songs, including "Cassidy" "Ripple", and "Heaven Help The Fool", and a studio rehearsal of "To Lay Me Down". "Dead Set" has a nine song bonus CD with previously unreleased versions of "Sugaree", "Not Fade Away", "Jack Straw", and "Shakedown Street". The albums were remastered by Joe Gastwirt, and are in HDCD technology. The box set also includes additional liner notes and an updated "The Compleat Grateful Dead Discography". On "Terrapin Station", the "The Ascent" could be considered similar to a Martin Fierro jam that he played with Zero in the 1980's called "Try A Little Tenderness". Beyond Description (1973-1989) Bonus Disc - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions DECD276, October, 2004) Pre-orders of "Beyond Description (1973-1989)" received a bonus disc containing the following songs: 1. "Weather Report Suite" (16:57) from October 17, 1974, 2. "Blues For Allah" > "Stronger Than Dirt Or Milking The Turkey" > "Drums" > "Stronger Than Dirt Or Milking The Turkey" > "Blues For Allah" (31:45) from March 23, 1975; 3. "Showboat" (2:41) from a rehearsal on August 12, 1975; 4. "Shakedown Street" (11:35) from August 13, 1979; 5. "Far From Me" (3:57) from August 31, 1980; and 6. "Estimated Prophet" (10:46) from October 10, 1980. Selections From "Beyond Description (1973-1989)" - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions/Rhino PRCD-400125, 2004) This is a promo release for the twelve disc box set. The tracks are: "Eyes Of The World", "U.S. Blues", "The Music Never Stopped", "Estimated Prophet", "Good Lovin'" (a studio outtake), "Alabama Getaway", "To Lay Me Down" (live), "Ripple" (the alternative live version), "Samson And Delilah" (live), "Jack Straw" (live), "Touch Of Grey", and "Picasso Moon". Beyond Description (1973-1989) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Warner 8122764912, 2004) This twelve disc box set was released in the UK. The Grateful Dead Movie Soundtrack - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, October, 2004) This five CD release features selections from the October 16 to 20, 1974 performances. The release was mastered in HDCD from the original 16 track two inch analog reels. This six hour, 40 song release provides some additional performances that were not included in the DVD release of "The Grateful Dead Movie" nor on the bonus CDs. On Disc Two, "He's Gone" to "Stella Blue" are from October 17, 1974. On Disc Four, "Sugar Magnolia" to "Sunshine Daydream" are from October 19, 2004. Disc Five is from the second set of October 20, 1974, and includes Mickey Hart. Included is a 24 page booklet. The same tapes that were used for the "Steal Your Face" album were also used for "The Grateful Dead Movie" soundtrack. The Grateful Dead Movie "For promotional purpose only." - var. (Monterey Video, October, 2004) This promotional CD contains 15 tracks (13 interview tracks plus "Going Down The Road Feeling Bad" (6:47) and "Uncle John's Band" (8:36)) and clocks in at 30:39, even though the label says 31:39. Dick's Picks Volume 33 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, October, 2004) This four CD release contains complete performances from the Bill Graham "Day On The Green" shows from October 9 and 10, 1976 at Oakland Stadium in Oakland, California. Friends Of Extinction - Dinosaurs (Acadia, November 9, 2004) This two CD release includes the re-mixed 1988 studio album (Relix RRLP 2031), which includes Robert Hunter singing on "Who Makes The Moves" (which he also co-wrote) and "Resurrection Rag" (which Hunter co-wrote) and with 2 bonus tracks, and, a second CD of live performances, including Robert Hunter's "Amagamalin Street" with Hunter on vocals, the performance of which was recorded at the Keystone, in Palo Alto, on October 25, 1985. Lunt-Fontanne, New York City, October 31, 1987 - Jerry Garcia Band (jerrygarcia.com, October, 2004) This four CD release contains the complete acoustic and electric matinee and evening performances of Halloween, 1987. This is "Pure Jerry 2" in this series of vault releases. This release was not mastered in HDCD, due to a different studio being used. Lunt-Fontanne, New York City, The Best Of The Rest, October 15 to 30, 1987 - Jerry Garcia Band (jerrygarcia.com, October, 2004) This is a three CD "best of" taken from the series of performances at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater on Broadway. The first two CDs are electric band performance, and the third CD features acoustic performances that were not included on the "Lunt-Fontanne, New York City, October 31, 1987" release. This is "Pure Jerry 3" in this series of vault releases. This release includes liner notes by Blair Jackson and compiled by David Gans. This release is in HDCD. Live At Veneta, OR 08/27/1972 - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Kufala KUF0088, November 16, 2004, UPC 825084008823) A live recording of the New Riders Of The Purple Sage from August 27, 1972 during the Springfield Creamery benefit show in Veneta, Oregon. Taken from the 16 track masters recorded at 15 ips by Bob Matthews and Betty Cantor. The mix and mastering was done by Steve Barncard. Instant Live, Tweeter Center, Mansfield, MA 8/21/04 - Allman Brother Band (CD 146, http://www.hittinthenote.com/merchandise, November, 2004) This three CD release of the Allman Brothers Band show from August 21, 2004 includes, on Disc Two, "Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad? " > "Franklin’s Tower" (14:42). Instant Live, Rosemont Theatre, Rosemont, IL 9/1/04 - Allman Brothers Band (CD 153, http://www.hittinthenote.com/merchandise, November, 2004) This three CD release of the Allman Brothers Band show from September 1, 2004 includes, on Disc Two, "Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad?" (7:38) > "Franklin’s Tower" (8:59). Instant Live, Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA 9/24/04 - Allman Brothers Band (CD 158, http://www.hittinthenote.com/merchandise, November, 2004) This three CD release of the Allman Brothers Band show from September 24, 2004 includes, on Disc Two, "Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad?" (6:00) > "Franklin’s Tower" (9:47). Jay-Z's Dead! - Spinjunkies (http://www.spinjunkies.com/, November, 2004) The Spinjunkies mixed some Deejay Jay-Z with some sampled Grateful Dead songs, making a promo CD available from the spinjunkies web page for $10.00. The songs are: 1. "SPINtro (featuring ART of Hip Hop and DJ Thinlenn) / King Solomon's Marbles" (2:19), 2. "Encore / Friend Of The Devil" (6:32), 3. "99 Problems / Scarlet Begonias" (4:02), 4. "Dirt Off Your Shoulder / Fire On The Mountain" (4:31), 5. "December 4th / Dark Star" (4:39), 6. "What More Can I Say / Shakedown Street" (3:58), 7. "My 1st Song / New Minglewood Blues" (6:40), 8. "Lucifer / Help On The Way" (3:42), 9. "Change Clothes / Slipknot" (4:53), 10. "Interlude (PSA) / Franklin's Tower" (2:23), 11. "Allure / St. Stephen" (5:07), 12. "Justify My Thug / Throwing Stones" (3:24), 13. "Moment of Clarity / Music Never Stopped" (4:14), and 14. "Threat / High Time" (5:12). The web page also provided an outtake from the sessions: "West Jackson Fadeaway / West L.A. Fadeaway" (5:24), which is Outkast's "Ms. Jackson" mixed and sampled with the Grateful Dead's "West L.A. Fadeaway". Keystone Berkeley: September 1, 1974 - Jerry Garcia & Merl Saunders Band (jerrygarcia.com JGCD-0004, December 14, 2004) This three CD release contains the September 1, 1974 show at the Keystone in Berkeley. This is "Pure Jerry 4" in this series of vault releases. Dick's Picks Volume 34 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD xxxx, February 3, 2005) A three CD release containing performances from the November 5, 1977 show at the Community War Memorial in Rochester, New York. As a bonus, Disc Two and Three contain performances from the November 2, 1977 show at the Seneca College Field House in Toronto, Ontario. These shows are taken from the master reels that had been mixed for tape by Betty Cantor-Jackson. Live From Berkeley - var. (2005) This CD contains live performances from the KPFA studios that as featured on the "Dead To The World" program hosted by David Gans. Included are cover versions of "Sugaree" by Wake The Dead (November 14, 2001) and "The Wheel" by David Nelson and Friends (February 22, 2003). The CD was mastered in HDCD by Jeffrey Norman at Club Front. The cover art is by Stanley "Mouse" Miller. Friday June 13, 1975, Armadillo World Headquarters - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Kufala, 2005) This two CD release contains the June 13, 1975 show by the NRPS at the Armadillo World Headquarters in Austin, Texas. The CD was mastered from the original 1/4 inch track reel to reel tape recordings. It includes "Crooked Judge", written by Robert Hunter. Rare Cuts And Oddities 1966 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records, March, 2005, UPC 081227967581) Some rare and little known Grateful Dead performances of little known songs. Selections from this album were previewed during the KPFA "Grateful Dead Marathon" on February 19, 2005. Included on this CD are: "Walking The Dog" (5:38) (a rehearsal), "You See A Broken Heart" (2:50) (written by Ron McKernan), "Promised Land" (2:31), "Good Loving" (2:41) (a rehearsal), "Standing On The Corner (2:55) (a studio performance), "Cream Puff War" (3:37), "Betty And Dupree" (5:35), "Stealing" (2:53), "Silver Threads And Golden Needles" (3:00), "Not Fade Away" (3:51), "Big Railroad Blues" (3:10) (a live performance from February or March, 1966), "Sick And Tired" (3:19) (a live performance from February or March, 1966), "Empty Heart" (6:18) (a live performance from February or March, 1966), "Gangster Of Love" (4:35) (from July 3, 1966), "Don't Mess Up A Good Thing" (2:56) (from July 3, 1966), "Hey Little One" (5:02), "I'm A King Bee" (6:01) > "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" (9:18). The last three songs are from March 12, 1966. The original recordings were made by Stanley Owsley. The compilation was produced by David Lemieux. The CD was mastered by Jeffrey Norman at Club Front. Rare Cuts And Oddities 1966 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records DECD 282) This is a two vinyl record release of the album. This was released in a 6600 copy limited pressing as part of "Record Store Day" in April, 2013. This was released in a gatefold sleeve with new cover artwork. Merriweather Post Pavilion, September 1 & 2, 1989 - Jerry Garcia Band (http://jerrygarcia.com, March 25, 2005) A four CD release of the Jerry Garcia Band at the Merriweather Post Pavilion on September 1 and 2, 1989. This release includes both sets from each night. Released in HDCD. This album is "Pure Jerry 5" in this series of vault releases. A reproduction of the ticket stub for the show was included in the package. Arista - A 15 Year History Of Rock - var. (Arista) This one CD release includes "Touch Of Grey" (5:47) by the Grateful Dead. The Arthur S. Alberts Collection: More Tribal, Folk, And Cafe Music of West Africa - var. (Rykodisc RCD 10401) This is a CD of recordings made in the 1940's by Arthur S. Alberts of the cafe, tribal, and folk music of various ethnic groups in western Africa. Released in 1998. The Arthur S. Alberts Collection: More Tribal, Folk, And Cafe Music of West Africa - var. (Mickey Hart Collection / Smithsonian Folkways HRT15016) The album was re-released in 2011 as part of the Mickey Hart Collection. Rarities - Grateful Dead (April, 2005) Available as a limited time offer by Powells.com. This CD and a bookplate, designed by Gary Houston, were offered when the Phil Lesh book "Searching For The Sound" was purchased from them. This CD, produced by Phil Lesh, includes four Grateful Dead songs that have not been released before, along with commentary about the songs by Phil Lesh. Included are: "Cardboard Cowboy" (1966 studio version), "Box Of Rain" (the last song played at what was to be the final Grateful Dead show, on July 9, 1995 at Soldier's Field in Chicago), a jam featuring Brent Mydland, and a jam from the Fall 1990 tour featuring Bruce Hornsby. Rarities - Indigo Girls (Legacy, June 14, 2005) This 18 song CD includes, as track 10, a cover version of "Uncle John's Band", taken from the 1991 tribute album "Deadicated". Dick's Picks Volume 35 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records, June 17, 2005) This four CD release includes the complete August 7, 1971 show in San Diego, portions of the August 24, 1971 show in Chicago, and over an hour from the August 6, 1971 show at the Hollywood Palladium. The source of these recordings were the tapes given to Keith Godchaux so he could learn the music prior to his joining the Grateful Dead, and had been stored at his parents houseboat in Alameda, California since the late summer of 1971. Dick's Picks Vol. 31 - 35 Sampler - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records DECD290, 2005) This sampler contains eight tracks: "Scarlet Begonias" (from August 5, 1974 in Philadelphia) and "Eyes Of The World" (August 6, 1974 in Jersey City) from "Dick's Picks Volume 31","Let It Grow" (from August 7, 1982 in Alpine Valley) from "Dick's Picks Volume 32", "Might As Well" and "Samson And Delilah" (from October 10, 1976 in Oakland) from "Dick's Picks Volume 33", "Jack Straw" (from November 5, 1977 in Rochester) from "Dick's Picks Volume 34", and "Cumberland Blues" (from August 7, 1971 in San Diego) and "Empty Pages" (from August 24, 1971 in Chicago) from "Dick's Picks Volume 35". The cover has the graphics from "Dick's Picks Volume 31", except in a more orange-yellow hue. Truckin' Up To Buffalo - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records GRA1120012, July 5, 2005) A two CD release of the Grateful Dead show of July 4, 1989 at Rich Stadium in Buffalo, New York. The release is a stereo mix made from the master multitrack tapes and is mastered in HDCD. Disc 1 contains: "Bertha", "Greatest Story Ever Told", "Cold Rain And Snow", "Walkin' Blues", "Row Jimmy", "When I Paint My Masterpiece", "Stagger Lee", "Looks Like Rain", "Deal", "Touch Of Grey", and "Man Smart, Woman Smarter". Disc 2 contains: "Ship Of Fools", "Playing In The Band", "Terrapin Station", "Drums" "Space", "I Will Take You Home", "All Along The Watchtower", "Morning Dew", "Not Fade Away", and "U. S. Blues". Truckin' Up To Buffalo: July 4, 1989 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Org Music WARB-ORG-9670 , May 8, 2015, UPC 711574709670) Although pre-orders were accepted in September, 2014, this five 180 gram vinyl LP record box set was shipped in May, 2015. The box set was limited to 5000 copies, selling for $160.00, and bound in a folio book. LP 1 (Side 1) contains "Bertha" (7:57), "Greatest Story Ever Told" (4:36), and "Cold Rain and Snow" (6:45). LP 1 (Side 2) contains "Walkin' Blues" (6:57) and "Row Jimmy" (10:50). LP 2 (Side 3) contains "When I Paint My Masterpiece" (6:09), "Stagger Lee" (6:01), and "Looks Like Rain" (7:11). LP 2 (Side 4) contains "Deal" (7:53) and "Touch Of Grey" (6:30). LP 3 (Side 5) contains "Man Smart, Woman Smarter " (8:47) and "Ship Of Fools" (8:13). LP 3 (Side 6) contains "Playing In The Band" (3:30) and "Terrapin Station" (12:18). LP 4 (Side 7) contains "Drums" (9:00) and "Space" (7:28). LP 4 (Side 8) contains "I Will Take You Home" (3:53) and "All Along The Watchtower" (5:52). LP 5 (Side 9) contains "Morning Dew" (11:10) and "Not Fade Away" (8:20). LP 5 (Side 10) contains "U. S. Blues" (7:50). Warner Theatre, March 18, 1978 - Jerry Garcia Band (http://jerrygarcia.com JGCD-0006, August, 2005) A two CD release of the early and late shows at the Warner Theater Music Hall in Washington, D.C. on March 18, 1978. The late show had been broadcast on WHFS, an FM radio station in Bethesda, Maryland. The cover art shows the setlist, handwritten by Garcia. For the first pressing of this release, one coupon was inserted into one of the packages, allowing that person to redeem the coupon for the original setlist from Jerry Garcia's personal journal. This album is "Pure Jerry 6" in this series of vault releases. The Jerry Garcia Collection, Volume 1: Legion Of Mary - Jerry Garcia (Grateful Dead/Rhino R2 74692, June 28, 2005) A two CD release of selections from various Legion Of Mary performances. Playing in the band were Merl Saunders, Martin Fierro, John Kahn, and Ron Tutt. The Jerry Garcia Collection, Volume 1: Legion Of Mary - Jerry Garcia (BMG Direct D200161) A two CD release of selections from various Legion Of Mary performances, released by license. Absolute Mary - Legion Of Mary - Jerry Garcia (Rhino, 2005) This sampler was included with pre-orders of "The Jerry Garcia Collection, Vol. 1: Legion Of Mary" made through the jerrygarcia.com website. It contains the following tracks: "Boogie On Reggae Woman" (from the Keystone in Berkeley on March 15, 1975), "Every Word You Say" (from the Keystone in Berkeley on May 22, 1975), "LOM Jam" (from the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco on February 27, 1975), "It's No Use" from the Oriental Theater in Milwaukee on April 19, 1975), "Wicked Messenger" (from the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco on May 15, 1975), and "Sittin' Here In Limbo" (from the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco on February 27, 1975). Grateful Dead Download Series: Volume 1 - 4/30/77 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, April 5, 2005, http://www.gdstore.com) The first offering in the "Download Series" was the April 30, 1977 show at the Palladium in New York City. The release fits on three audio CDs. The audio files were made available in the lossily-compressed 128 KBPS MP3 and 256 KBPS MP3 formats and the losslessly-compressed FLAC format, with each download format being priced accordingly. The artwork for the front cover and the jewel case insert was also made available for download as Adobe Acrobat PDF files. Upon purchasing the download, the purchaser was provided with an access to the download web site. After starting the download, the purchaser had a 48 hour time period to complete the download, resolve download problems, etc. The MP3 files playable as downloaded. The downloaded FLAC files could be decompressed to audio WAV files and burned onto audio CDs. The downloaded cover artwork could be printed out, cut out, folded, and inserted into jewel cases. New releases in the "Download Series" are made available at http://www.gdstore.com on the first Tuesday of each month. Out Beyond Ideas - David Wilcox and Nance Pettit www.outbeyondideas.org/, September, 2005) Bill Kreutzmann appears on this CD release produced by Ric Hordinski. The CD was retail released on September 27, 2005. The Art Of Virtue - Adrienne Young (http://www.adrienneyoung.com, 2005) A cover version of "Brokedown Palace" appears on this CD release. Grateful Dead Download Series: Volume 2 - 1/18/70 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, May 3, 2005, http://www.gdstore.com) The January 18, 1970 show at Springer's Inn in Portland, Oregon was made available for download. The release fits on one audio CD. Grateful Dead Download Series: Volume 3 - 10/26/71 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, June 7, 2005, http://www.gdstore.com) The October 26, 1971 show at The Palestra in Rochester, New York was made available for download. The release fits on two audio CDs. Grateful Dead Download Series: Volume 4 - 6/18/76 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, July 5, 2005, http://www.gdstore.com) This download release fits on three audio CDs. The first two CDs contain the nearly complete June 18, 1976 show from the Capitol Theater in Passaic, New Jersey. The third CD features bonus tracks from the June 21, 1976 show at the Tower Theater in Philadelphia ("Scarlet Begonias", "Lazy Lightning" > "Supplication", and "Candyman"), the June 22, 1976 show at the Tower Theater in Philadelphia ("Playing In The Band" > "Drums" > "The Wheel" > "Playing In The Band"), and the June 28, 1976 show at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago ("High Time"). Grateful Dead Download Series: Volume 5 - 3/27/88 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, August 2, 2005, http://www.gdstore.com) The entire March 27, 1988 show at the Hampton Coliseum in Hampton, Virginia was made available for download. The release fits on three audio CDs. Due to technical problems with the master soundboard digital tapes, the first two songs were taken from the “Ultra-Matrix” (a mix of the soundboard and audience recording) tapes and the remainder are from the soundboard master. Dick's Picks Volume 35 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records DECD 289, August, 2005) This three CD release includes performances from August 7, 1971 in San Diego, August 24, 1971 in Chicago, and August 6, 1971 in Hollywood. Grateful Dead Download Series: Volume 6 - 3/17/68 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, September 6, 2005, http://gdstore.com) The March 17, 1968 show from the Carousel Ballroom in San Francisco was made available for download. The release fits on one audio CD. It contains "Turn On Your Lovelight", which is all that was usable from the first set, and the complete second set. Grateful Dead Download Series: Volume 7 - 9/3 & 4/80 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, October 4, 2005, http://gdstore.com) This download release fits on three audio CDs. The first two CDs contain the entire September 3, 1980 show in Springfield, Massachusetts. The third CD contains only the second set from the September 4, 1980 show in Providence, Rhode Island; the first set was not available in the vault. Pure Jerry Sampler: Vols. 1 To 6 - Jerry Garcia (Rhino Entertainment Company PJSUMSAMP05, 2005) This CD sampler contains six tracks that had been released on the first six albums of the "Pure Jerry" series. The tracks are: "Cats Under The Stars" (8:54) (from "Pure Jerry 5"), "Friend Of The Devil" (8:54) (from "Pure Jerry 1"), "Keystone Jam" (15:16) (from "Pure Jerry 4"), "Mission In The Rain" (11:26) (from "Pure Jerry 6"), "Deal" (7:29) (from "Pure Jerry 3"), and "Ripple" (4:50) (from "Pure Jerry 2"). The Very Best Of Jerry Garcia - Jerry Garcia (Rhino, September 26, 2006) This two CD release contains performances by Jerry Garcia that are not with the Grateful Dead. Disc one features selections from his studio albums. Disc two features live performances. All of the live performances have been previously released except for "Dear Prudence" (11:38), which comes from a 1979 performance with the band Reconstruction. The CD graphics show the Garcia hand print is red-orange (on one CD) and yellow (on the second CD). More Of The Best - Jerry Garcia (Rhino, 2005) This bonus CD was included with pre-orders of "The Very Best Of Jerry Garcia". It contains three tracks: "That's What Love Will Make You Do" (from May 21, 1975 with the Legion of Mary), "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" (from July 24, 1977 with the Jerry Garcia Band), and "Dire Wolf" (from June 3, 1984 with John Kahn). Twisted Radio Waves - Jerry Garcia / Dr. Demento (Warner Bros./Rhino, 2006) This 55:11 long CD contains an interview of Jerry Garcia by Dr. Demento from 1972. Bob Weir and Barry Kearson also are heard briefly. It includes selections from the "Garcia" solo album and "American Beauty". The tracks are: "Opening", "The Wheel", "Interview Pt. 1", "Deal", "Interview Pt. 2", "Bird Song", "Interview Pt. 3", "Eep Hour", "Sugaree", "Interview Pt. 4", "Late For Supper", "Interview Pt. 5", "Loser", "Interview Pt. 6", "Truckin'", "Interview Pt. 7", "To Lay Me Down", and "Deal - Closing". This was distributed with pre-orders of the "The Very Best Of Jerry Garcia" album. Garcia Plays Dylan - Jerry Garcia (jerrygarcia.com/Rhino, October, 2005) This two CD release showcases Jerry Garcia performing songs of Bob Dylan with the Grateful Dead, the Garcia-Saunders Band, Legion of Mary, and the Jerry Garcia Band, with performances from 1973 to 1995. Of the fifteen tracks, all except for one have not been previously released. Blair Jackson and Peter McQuaid produced the compilation. Garcia Plays Dylan - Jerry Garcia (Warner Bro. UK, 2005) This album is a promotional release by Warner Brothers (UK). It was released as two CDs. It appears that the discs may be CDRs. Garcia Plays Dylan - Jerry Garcia (Rhino, 2005) This album is a promotional release by Rhino in the United States. It was released as two CDs. Garcia Plays Dylan Again - Jerry Garcia (jerrygarcia.com, 2005) This bonus CD was included with pre-orders via www.jerrygarcia.com of "Garcia Plays Dylan". It contains three tracks: "It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry" performed by Jerry Garcia and John Kahn at Neighbors of Woodcraft in Portland, Oregon on June 4, 1982; "Tears Of Rage" by the Jerry Garcia Band at the Greek Theater in Berkeley on August 5, 1990; and "Going, Going, Gone" by the Legion Of Mary at the Keystone in Berkeley on May 22, 1975. Grateful Dead Download Series: Volume 8 - 12/10/73 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, November 8, 2005, http://www.gdstore.com) The December 10, 1973 show at Charlotte Coliseum in Charlotte, North Carolina was made available for download. The release fits on two audio CDs. Solo Electric - David Gans (Perfectible PERF-05, http://www.dgans.com, 2005) This sampler CD includes "Like A Dog" (4:52), written by Robert Hunter and David Gans. Fillmore West 1969 - Grateful Dead (Rhino/Grateful Dead Records R2 73193, November 1, 2005) This three CD compilation release is essentially a "best of" taken from the 10 CD box set released by Grateful Dead Records. The songs on this release were selected so that they would not duplicate the performances used on the "Live/Dead" album. This release includes a booklet that is similar to, but not the same as, the one included in the 10 CD box set. CD One contains: "Morning Dew", "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl", "Doing That Rag", "I'm A King Bee" (all from February 28, 1969); "Cosmic Charlie" (from February 27, 1969); and "Turn On Your Lovelight" (from February 28, 1969). CD Two contains: "Dupree's Diamond Blues", "Mountains Of The Moon" (both from March 1, 1969); "Dark Star", "St. Stephen", "The Eleven", and "Death Don't Have No Mercy" (all from February 28, 1969). CD Three contains: "That's It For The Other One", "Alligator", "Drums", "Jam", "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)", "Feedback", and "We Bid You Goodnight" (all from March 2, 1969). Fillmore West 1969 - Grateful Dead (Rhino/Warner 8122731932) This three CD compilation was released in the UK. Fillmore West 1969 - Grateful Dead (Rhino/Warner ) This three CD compilation was also released as a promotional item in the UK. Fillmore West 1969 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records DECD 291, November 22, 2005) A ten CD box set release containing the February 27, 1969, February 28, 1969, March 1, 1969, and March 2, 1969 shows at the Fillmore West in San Francisco. The box set was only available by pre-order from the dead.net website, with a limited pressing of 10000 copies. The serial number "No. xxxx" was stamped with gold foil inside a white box on the back. The box set was sold out by approximately Labor Day, 2005, before the ordering deadline was met. The box set was put together and mastered by Jeffrey Norman. The source material was the 16 track Ampex analog tape recordings made by Bob Matthews and Betty Cantor. Patches from the two track reels, with a cassette back up, recorded by Stanley Owsley ("Bear") were used to patch tape flips, etc. Cassette sources were used for patching "Turn On Your Lovelight" (from March 1, 1969) and for "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" (from March 2, 1969). Some reel patches were made in "Dark Star" (from February 28, 1969) and the "Caution" jam (from February 28, 1969). Other reel patches were used for the February 28, 1969 show in "Turn On Your Lovelight", "Dark Star" (in the second verse), and "Alligator". Due to the variety of sources and slight speed variations with the sources and tape machines, most of the patches were not crossfaded but were butt spliced. The mastering approach was to mix down to 1/2 inch tape and master from that. The path would be: two track tape deck to compressor to equalization to a HDCD Model 2 for analog to 24 bit digital conversion to a Sonic Solutions audio work station. The HDCD Model 2 was initially used to perform the analog to digital conversion and then it was used to perform the HDCD process (a proprietary dithering that gets the 24 bits down to 16 bits), adding 1 to 2 dB of peak extension, etc. Included with the box set is a booklet with an essay by Dennis McNally and numerous photos by Rosie McGee, Herbie Green, Peter Simon, Michael Merritt, Baron Wolman, Amalie Rothschild, Suanne Skidd, and Sylvia Clarke Hamilton. Pre-orders for the box set also received a bonus CD containing "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" from June, 1968, three songs from June 8, 1969, and three songs from February 7, 1970. The box set was packed in a plum colored box containing the booklet "Fillmore West 1969: The Complete Recordings" and the four albums. The booklet, which is 76 pages long, is similar to, but not exactly the same as, the one included in the 3 CD compilation. The album "Grateful Dead Fillmore West February 27, 1969 CD 1 & 2" (Grateful Dead Records DECD 291-A) was packaged in a wine-colored album. Underneath the first CD (A 5813 DECD2911 C51004-01 A) tray is a photo of Bob Weir. Underneath the second CD (A 5813 DECD2912 E51004-11) tray is a photo of Mickey Hart. The album "Grateful Dead Fillmore West February 28, 1969 CD 3, 4 & 5" (Grateful Dead Records DECD 291-B) was packaged in a spruce-colored album. Underneath the third CD (A 5813 DECD2913 F51004-01) tray is a photo of Phil Lesh sitting in a chair. Underneath the fourth CD (A 5813 DECD2914 E51004-06) tray is a photo of Bill Kreutzmann sitting in the same chair. Underneath the fifth CD (A 5813 DECD2915 C51004-02) tray is a photo of Jerry Garcia sitting in a "crafts" style chair. The inside back page has a photo of Lesh sitting in the "crafts" chair with Hart standing behind him. The album "Grateful Dead Fillmore West March 1, 1969 CD 6 & 7" (Grateful Dead Records DECD 291-C) was packaged in a root beer-colored album. Underneath the sixth CD (A 5813 DECD2916 D51004-01A) tray is a photo of Tom Constanten. Underneath the seventh CD (A 5813 DECD2917 D51004-06) tray is a photo of Ron McKernan. The album "Grateful Dead Fillmore West March 2, 1969 CD 8, 9 & 10" (Grateful Dead Records DECD 291-D) was packaged in a coffee-colored album. Underneath the eighth CD (A 5813 DECD2918 E51004-01A) tray is a photo of Garcia with his eyes closed. Underneath the ninth CD (A 5813 DECD2919 E51004-07) tray is a photo of Pigpen sitting in the "crafts" chair. Under the tenth CD (A 5813 DECD29110 D51004-08) tray is a photo of Lesh sitting in the "crafts" style chair. The inside back page has four photos of Garcia, Weir in the "crafts" chair, Weir, and Lesh in the "crafts" chair. Fillmore West 1969 Bonus Disc - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records A 5813 DECD299 D51005-09, November 17, 2005, http://dead.net) Pre-orders for the "Fillmore West 1969" box set received this bonus CD containing: "(x) Turn On Your Lovelight" > "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" (from June 14, 1968); "He Was A Friend Of Mine" > "China Cat Sunflower" > "New Potato Caboose" (from June 8, 1969); and "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider" > "High Time" (from February 7, 1970). At the end of "Caution", some of band members are introduced, with Bill Kreutzmann being introduced as "Mister Bill Sommers". The type face on this CD is the same as that used on the "Fillmore West 1969" box set, except that this CD has a "light show" background. Dick's Picks 1 Digital Download (12/19/73) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, November, 2005, http://www.gdstore.com) "Dick's Picks - Volume 1" was made available for download. 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Dick's Picks 36 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records DECD 295, December, 2005) A four CD release of the September 21, 1972 show in Philadelphia. CD 4 includes three songs from the September 3, 1972 show in Boulder: "He's Gone", "The Other One", and "Wharf Rat". The booklet contains a must-read essay by Bear entitled: "Notes: On Sound, My Theories and My Techniques". Grateful Dead Download Series: Family Dog At The Great Highway - 2/4/70 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, December 6, 2005, http://www.gdstore.com) This ninth download release fits on one audio CD. The download contains the February 4, 1970 show at the Family Dog At The Great Highway in San Francisco. Portions of this show ("Hard To Handle" and "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider") appear in the NET broadcast "San Francisco Rock: A Night At The Family Dog", which has also been released on DVD. Jeffrey Norman mixed this download release from the original 16 track analog tapes of the fifty plus minute set. Bonus material included on this release is "Dancing In The Streets" from the October 5, 1970 show at Winterland and "The Monkey And The Engineer" and "Good Loving" from the December 31, 1970 show at Winterland. Dead Ahead (Bonus CD) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records, 2005) This bonus CD was provided with all orders placed before December 31, 2005 at the GDStore.com for the "Dead Ahead" DVD. The CD contains all of the bonus songs on the DVD, mastered in HDCD: "Heaven Help The Fool", "Shakedown Street" > "Samson And Delilah", "He's Gone" > "Trucking". Ratdog Live CD Series - Ratdog (https://www.munckmusic.com/wms/ratdog/index.html) Starting with the October 11, 2003 show, a number of Ratdog shows were made available for download either as 256 kbps MP3 or FLAC files, or, as CDs. Each concert was mixed by the band sound engineer Michael McGinn and recorded and mastered by the band archivist Peter Ammerall. They used a modified soundboard matrix recording technique. These live recordings were then made available for purchase at the website, with CDs being shipped within a week of each concert. The final concert offered was from July 27, 2007. The recordings were from: Ratdog Fall Tour 2003, Ratdog Spring Tour 2004, Ratdog Fall Tour 2004, Ratdog Spring Tour 2005, Ratdog Summer Tour 2005, Ratdog Fall Tour 2005, Ratdog Spring Tour 2006, Ratdog 2006 Summer Tour, Ratdog 2006 Fall Tour, Ratdog Spring Tour 2007, and Ratdog Summer Tour 2007. Grateful Dead Download Series: Volume 9 - 4/2&3/89 Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, PA - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, January 3, 2006, http://www.gdstore.com) This tenth download release is the April 2, 1989 and April 3, 1989 shows at the Civic Arena in Pittsburgh. The release fits on four audio CDs, although not quite in "as played" order. Relix February 2006 - var. (Relix Magazine) This single CD sampler was included in the February/March 2006 issue of "Relix" magazine sent to subscribers. The CD includes "Two Djinn" performed by Ratdog. The CD has a red with black background image of Weir. Grateful Dead Download Series: Volume 10 - 7/21/72 Paramount Northwest Theatre - Seattle, WA - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, February 6, 2006, http://www.gdstore.com) This eleventh download release is the July 21, 1972 show at the Paramount Northwest Theater in Seattle, with bonus tracks from the July 22, 1972 shows. The release fits on three audio CDs. The cover design features the "Steal Your Face" image. Grateful Dead Download Series: Volume 11 - 6/20/91 Pine Knob Music Theatre - Clarkston, MI - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, March 7, 2006, http://www.gdstore.com) This twelfth download release is the June 20, 1991 show, with bonus tracks from the June 19, 1991 show at the xxxx. The release fits on three audio CDs. The cover design features the "Skull And Roses" woodcut image. Grass - Keller & The Keels (Sci Fidelity Records, March 21, 2006) This CD by Keller Williams and Larry and Jenny Keel includes cover versions of the Jerry Garcia song "Loser" and the Grateful Dead song "Dupree’s Diamond Blues". Grateful Dead Download Series: Volume 12 - 4/17/69 Washington U., St. Louis, MO - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, April 4, 2006, http://www.gdstore.com) This is the thirteenth download release. This is from April 17, 1969 show with two bonus tracks from the Avalon Ballroom rehearsal on January 23, 1969. The release fits on two audio CDs. Grateful Dead Download Series: Volume 13 - 4/24/78 Horton Field House, Illinois State, Normal, IL - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions, http://www.gdstore.com) This was scheduled to be released a download but was instead released on August 1, 2013 as "Dave's Picks 7". Winterland 1973 - The Complete Recordings - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records DECD xxxx, May 1, 2006) A nine CD box set release, priced at $69.95, containing the November 9, 1973, November 10, 1973, and November 11, 1973 shows at the Winterland arena in San Francisco. The box set was available for pre-order from the dead.net website on March 12, 2006 and then pulled off the web site that same day. The box set is to be shipped on May 1, 2006. Winterland 1973 Bonus Disc - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records DECD xxxx, May 1, 2006) Pre-orders for the "Winterland 1973" box set that were placed before the shipping date of May 1, 2006 received a bonus CD featuring the highlights from the first set and the entire second set from the December 4, 1973 show in Cincinnati, Ohio: "China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider", "Truckin'", "Stella Blue", "Eyes Of The World", "Space", "Sugar Magnolia", "Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad", and "Casey Jones". Well Matched - The Best Of Merl Saunders & Jerry Garcia - Merl Saunders and Jerry Garcia (Fantasy , June, 2006) This single CD, packaged in a special "matchbook" cover, includes: "Mystery Train" (11:32), "Lonely Avenue" (8:42), "Merl’s Tune" (13:35), "Positively 4th Street" (7:45), "After Midnight" (4:58), "Welcome To The Basement" (6:12), "That’s Alright" (5:01), "Space" (3:53), "I Second That Emotion" (9:45) (a previously unreleased version), and "The Harder They Come" (6:20). Coliseum, Hampton, VA - November 9, 1991 - Jerry Garcia Band (jerrygarcia.com JGCD-0007, July, 2006) This two CD release covers the November 9, 1991 concert at the Coliseum in Hampton, Virginia. It features a guest appearance by Bruce Hornsby on piano. This album is "Pure Jerry 7" in this series of vault releases. Phil Lesh And Friends - Live At The Warfield - Phil Lesh And Friends (Image Entertainment ID3618YC, UPC 014381361827, October 31, 2006) A two CD album containing selections from the Phil Lesh And Friends performances from May 18 and 19, 2006 at the Warfield Theater in San Francisco. This was released along with the "Live At The Warfield" DVD. Pre-orders of the CD / DVD package also received the "Live At The Warfield Bonus DVD" which is approximately 45 minutes long and contains "Conversation With Phil Lesh, John Scofield and Greg Osby", "Jazz Jam", "Backstage Rehearsal", "All Along The Watchtower", and "Passenger". Live At The Cow Palace - New Year's Eve 1976 - Grateful Dead (Rhino/Grateful Dead Records DECD317, January 23, 2007) A three CD release of the December 31, 1976 concert at the Cow Palace. The CDs are mastered in HDCD and mixed from the 16 track analog master tapes. Pre-orders were taken starting November 28, 2006 and shipped before the release date. Pre-orders also received the single CD release "Spirit Of '76", which features unreleased performances from 1976. Spirit Of '76 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records, January 23, 2007) This single CD features unreleased performances from 1976: "The Music Never Stopped" and "Crazy Fingers" from June 9, 1976 in Boston; "Let It Grow" > "Might As Well" from October 2, 1976 in Cincinnati; "Playing In The Band" > "Supplication" > "Playing In The Band" from September 24, 1976 in Williamsburg, Virginia; and, "Scarlet Begonias" from September 30, 1976 in Columbus, Ohio. Intersections - Bruce Hornsby (RCA 78939, July, 2006) This is a four CD and one DVD box set. Disc 1 includes "Across The River" which originally appeared on "A Night On The Town" album from 1990, with Jerry Garcia on guitar. Disc 2 includes "Jack Straw", which has originally appeared on the "Deadicated" album from 1991. Three From The Vault - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD xxxx) The third in the "From The Vault" series, this time the February 19, 1971 show at the Capitol Theater in Port Chester, New York. Although mixed, from the multitracks, in the Fall, 1992, release of this show had been put on hold by Phil Lesh. The album was released in June, 2007. Three From The Vault - Grateful Dead (Future Days FRD609, UPC 826853060912) The album was released in 2014 on four vinyl records. The Vault Box - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead xxxx, 2007) This limited edition box set was available only through the dead.net store. It contains a remastered version of the "One From The Vault" album (the August 13, 1975 concert at The Great American Music Hall), a remastered and expanded version of "Two From The Vault" (the August 23 and 24, 1968 shows at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles) and "Three From The Vault" (the February 19, 1971 show at the Capitol Theater in Port Chester, New York). Eternally Grateful - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead, 2007) This two CD compilation of previously released studio and live tracks was made available through Starbucks coffee shops. The booklet included pictures, band info, and information about the songs. On "CD 1: In The Studio" is: "Friend Of The Devil", "Box Of Rain", "Althea", "Eyes Of The World", "Trucking", "Shakedown Street", "Cream Puff War", "Scarlet Begonias", "Touch Of Grey", "Sugar Magnolia", "Cold Rain And Snow", "China Cat Sunflower", "Uncle John's Band", "Casey Jones", and "Ripple". On "CD 2: In concert" is: "Jack Straw" (from "Europe '72"), "Bertha" (from "Grateful Dead 'Skull and Roses'"), "Me And My Uncle" (from "Hundred Year Hall"), "Cumberland Blues" (from "Europe '72"), "Me And Bobby McGee" (from "Grateful Dead 'Skull and Roses'"), "Brown Eyed Women" (from "Europe '72"), "Morning Dew" (from "Ladies and Gentlemen... The Grateful Dead"), "Johnny B. Goode" (from "Grateful Dead 'Skull and Roses'"), and "Not Fade Away" (from "Dead Set"). Live At The Avalon Ballroom 1969 - Gram Parsons With The Flying Burrito Brothers (Amoeba Records AM0002, November 6, 2007, UPC 8 90121 00202 7) This two CD "Archives Volume One" release features performances from April 4 and 6, 1969 at the Avalon Ballroom when the Flying Burrito Brothers opened for the Grateful Dead. It was produced from tapes in The Vault that had been recorded by Stanley Owsley ("Bear"). On Disc One (from April 4, 1969), Tom Constanten plays organ on "7. Hot Burrito #1" (3:40) and "8. Hot Burrito #2" (4:05). On Disc two (from April 6, 1969), Tom Constanten plays organ on "9. Hot Burrito #2" (4:00). Love Is The Song We Sing: San Francisco Nuggets 1965-1970 - var. (Rhino R2 165564) This four CD release from 2007 is a collection of music from the Bay Area. CD 1 ("Seismic Rumbles") track 5 is "Can't Come Down" by the Warlocks, taken from the "So Many Roads (1965-1995)" album. CD 3 ("Summer Of Love") track 8 is "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)", taken from the first Grateful Dead album. CD 4 ("The Man Can't Bust Our Music") track 14 is the 1968 single version of "Dark Star". Road Trips Vol. 1 No. 1: Fall '79 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2007) This two CD release contains selections from the performances at Winterland. Disc one contains songs from October 21, 1979. Disc two contains songs from October 22, 1979. Early releases of this album included a third CD containing selections from the October 17 and 21, 1979 shows: "Bertha", "Good Loving", "Estimated Prophet", and "He's Gone" from October 21, 1979 and "If I Had The World To Give" and "Around and Around" from October 17, 1979. Road Trips Vol. 1 No. 1: Fall '79 Bonus CD - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino, 2007) This bonus CD includes additional music from the Fall 1979 Tour: "China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider", and "Althea" from October 31, 1979 in Uniondale; "Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Jam (1)" from November 8, 1979 in Landover; and "Estimated Prophet > He's Gone > Jam (2)" from November 9, 1979 in Buffalo. Road Trips Vol. 1 No. 1: Fall '79 Bonus Download - Grateful Dead (dead.net, 2007) This download of "Jack-A-Roe" from November 6, 1979 at the Spectrum in Philadelphia was offered to all who pre-ordered the "Road Trips Vol. 1 No. 1: Fall '79" album. Rex: Live At The Fillmore - Keller Williams (The Rex Foundation, April 29, 2008, rexfoundation.org) This album was only available through download. The release features songs from the February 8, 2006 concert by Keller Williams and Grateful Grass at the Fillmore auditorium in Denver. Road Trips Vol. 1, No. 2: October '77 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions/Rhino, 2008) This two CD release contains selections from the October, 1977 tour. CD one contains: "Let It Grow" from October 11, 1977, "Sugaree" and "The Music Never Stopped" from October 16, 1977, "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleoo" and "El Paso" from October 14, 1977, and "Help On The Way" > "Slipknot!" > "Franklin's Tower" from October 11, 1977. CD two contains: "Playing In the Band" from October 14, 1977, "Drums" > "The Other One" > "Good Loving" > "Terrapin Station" > "Black Peter" and "Around and Around" from October 16, 1977, and "Brokedown Palace" and "Playing In the Band Reprise" from October 14, 1977. Early releases of this album included a third, bonus, CD containing songs from some of the October, 1977 concerts. Road Trips Vol. 1, No. 2: October '77 Bonus CD - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino, 2008) This bonus CD was distributed with early copies of "Road Trips Vol. 1, No. 2: October '77". It contains: "Scarlet Begonias" > "Fire On the Mountain" and "Estimated Prophet" from October 16, 1977, "Loser" from October 14, 1977, "Sunrise" from October 11, 1977, and "Iko Iko", "The Wheel", "Wharf Rat", and "Sugar Magnolia" from October 7, 1977. Road Trips Vol. 1 No. 3: Summer '71 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2008) This two CD release contains selections from the July 31, 1971 concert at the Yale Bowl in New haven on CD One and from the August 23, 1971 concert at the Auditorium Theater in Chicago on CD Two. Early releases of this album included a third CD containing "Bertha", "Mr. Charlie", "Cumberland Blues", "Brokedown Palace", and "Hard To Handle" from August 6, 1971, "Sing Me Back Home" and "Big Boss Man" from July 31, 1971, and "Not Fade Away " > "Going Down The Road Feeling Bad" and "Turn On Your Lovelight" from August 4, 1971. Road Trips Vol. 1 No. 3: Summer '71 Bonus CD - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino xxxx, 2008) This bonus CD contains music from the concerts on August 6, 1971, July 31, 1971, and August 4, 1971. It was distributed with early copies of "Road Trips Vol. 1 No. 3: Summer '71". Global Drum Project - Mickey Hart, Zakir Hussain, Sikiru Adepoju, and Giovanni Hidalgo (Evangeline Records GEL 4115) This album of percussion and music was released in 2007. Critics' Choice: The Best Of 2007 - var. (Jazziz Magazine Jazziz JZD0108) This CD was distributed by Jazziz magazine in its January/February, 2008 issue. It includes "Baba" by Mickey Hart and Zakir Hussain, taken from the "Global Drum Project" album. Rocking The Cradle: Egypt 1978 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, September, 2008) This two CD and one DVD release contains selections from the September 15 and 16, 1978 shows at the Gizah Sound and Light Theater in Cairo, Egypt. Preorders of the albums received a bonus CD containing: "Bertha", "Good Loving", "El Paso ", and "Ramble On Rose" from September 16, 1978, and "Estimated Prophet", "Eyes Of The World", "Terrapin Station", and "Sugar Magnolia" from September 15, 1978. The DVD includes: "Bertha", "Good Loving", "Row Jimmy", "New, Minglewood Blues", "Candyman", "Looks Like Rain", "Deal", "Ollin Arageed", "Fire On The Mountain", "Iko Iko", "I Need A Miracle", "It's All Over Now", "Trucking" and a short feature "The Vacation Tapes". On CD One, "Jack Straw" and "Stagger Lee" are from the September 15, 1978 concert. The remainder of the tracks on CD One, CD Two, and the DVD are from the September 16, 1978 concert. Rocking The Cradle: Egypt 1978 Bonus CD - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino, September, 2008) This bonus CD, containing songs from the September 15, 1978 and September 16, 1978 concerts at the Gizah Sound and Light Theater in Cairo was included with per-orders of "Rocking The Cradle: Egypt 1978". Road Trips Vol. 1 No. 4: From Egypt With Love - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2008) This two CD release contains selections from the October 21 (on CD One) and 22 (on CD Two), 1978 concerts at Winterland. Early releases of this album included a third CD containing: "Bertha", "Good Loving", "Estimated Prophet", and "He's Gone" from October 21, 1978, and "If I Had The World To Give" and "Around and Around" from October 17, 1978. These were the first concerts after the Grateful dead returned from their tour in Egypt and were entitled "From Egypt With Love". Road Trips Vol. 1 No. 4: From Egypt With Love Bonus CD - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino xxxx, 2008) This bonus CD, with selections from the October 21, 1978 and October 17, 1978 concerts, was included with early releases of "Road Trips Vol. 1 No. 4: From Egypt With Love". Donna Jean And The Tricksters - Donna Jean And The Tricksters (Dig, January 29, 2008) Donna Jean Godchaux MacKay wrote several songs that appear on this debut album by the group: "All I Gotta Say" (4:59), "Shelter" (5:38) (with Jeff Matson), "He Said/She Said" (5:14) (with Jeff Matson), "Farewell Jack" (written by Keith Godchaux and Brian Godchaux) (4:22), and "Me And Kettle Joe" (13:24). Road Trips Vol. 2 No. 1: MSG September '90 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2008) This two CD album, the fifth in the "Road Trips" series, contains selections from the September, 1990 concerts at Madison Square Garden in New York City. CD One contains: "Trucking", and "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider" from September 20, 1990, and "Playing In The Band", "Ship of Fools", "Playing In The Band", "Uncle John's Band", "Let It Grow" and "Jam" from September 19, 1990. CD Two contains: "Jam", "Dark Star", "Playing In The Band", "Dark Star", "Throwing Stones", "Touch Of Grey", and "Turn On Your Lovelight" from September 20, 1990, and "Knocking On Heaven's Door" from September 18, 1990. Early releases of this album included a third CD containing: "Mississippi Half Step", "Picasso Moon", "To Lay Me Down", "Eyes of The World", "Estimated Prophet", "Foolish Heart", and "Jam" from September 18, 1990. Road Trips Vol. 2 No. 1: MSG September '90 Bonus CD - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino, 2008) This bonus CD, containing selections from the September 18, 1990 concerts at Madison Square Garden, was distributed with early orders of "Road Trips Vol. 2 No. 1: MSG September '90". Live At The Boarding House - Old & In The Way (jerrygarcia.com, November 4, 2008) This single CD contains the complete concert (sets 1 and 2) from October 8, 1973 at the Boarding House in San Francisco. Road Trips Vol. 2 No. 2: Carousel 2-14-68 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2009) This two CD release contains the February 14, 1968 concert at the Carousel Ballroom. A tape patch provided by yours truly filled in a gap that had existed on the vault tapes and almost all other copies of this show that circulated in trading circles. In addition to the February 14, 1968 concert, CD One also contains: "Viola Lee Blues" from January 20, 1968, "Beat It On Down the Line" and "It Hurts Me Too" from January 23, 1968, and "Dark Star" from February 2, 1968. Early releases of this album included a third CD containing: "Viola Lee Blues" from January 23, 1968, "Good Morning, Little Schoolgirl" from January 20, 1968, "New Potato Caboose" from January 30, 1968, and "Dark Star" > "China Cat Sunflower" > "The Eleven", and "Turn On Your Lovelight" from January 23, 1968. Road Trips Vol. 2 No. 2: Carousel 2-14-68 Bonus CD - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino xxxx, 2009) This bonus CD, containing selections from concerts in January, 1968, was distributed with early orders of "Road Trips Vol. 2 No. 2: Carousel 2-14-68". To Terrapin: Hartford '77 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2009) This three CD album contains the complete concert from May 28, 1977 at the Hartford Civic Center in Hartford, Connecticut. Levitate - Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers (Verve Records, September 15, 2009) Robert Hunter wrote the song "Cyclone", with some additional words by Bruce Hornsby. Marin Veterans Memorial Auditorium, San Rafael, California, February 28, 1986 - Jerry Garcia / John Kahn (jerrygarcia.com, March, 2009, UPC 081227984274) This is a single CD release of the February 28, 1986 concert at the Marin Veterans Memorial Auditorium in San Rafael. The performances feature John Kahn on bass and Jerry Garcia on acoustic guitar. This album is "Pure Jerry 8" in this series of vault releases. Together Through Life - Bob Dylan (Columbia, April 28, 2009) Except for "This Dream Of You", Robert Hunter wrote all of the other songs that were recorded for this album in December, 2008: "Beyond Here Lies Nothin'" (3:51), "Life Is Hard" (3:39), "My Wife's Home Town" (4:15) cowritten with Willie Dixon and Bob Dylan, "If You Ever Go to Houston" (5:49), "Forgetful Heart" (3:42), "Jolene" (3:51), "Shake Shake Mama" (3:37), "I Feel a Change Comin' On" (5:25), and "It's All Good" (5:28). The album was released as one CD. Together Through Life - Bob Dylan (Columbia, April 28, 2009) the album was released in a deluxe edition featuring the album CD, a CD with the "Friends and Neighbors" episode from the "Theme Time Radio Hour", and a DVD of an interview with Roy Silver, Bob Dylan's first manager. The interview had been recorded for the Martin Scorsese "No Direction Home" documentary, but was not used there. Together Through Life - Bob Dylan (Columbia, April 28, 2009) The album was released on two vinyl LP records with the same songs as on the CD version. Together Through Life - Bob Dylan (Columbia, April 28, 2009) In the United States, the album was released on two vinyl LP records with the same songs as on the CD version, along with the CD. Relix's Best Of The New New Riders Of The Purple Sage - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Relix / Retroworld, UPC 0805772601529) This 2 CD album features selections that had been recorded or performed in the 1980s and 1990s. It includes versions of "Friend Of The Devil" and "Ripple". Where I Come From - New Riders of the Purple Sage (2009) Robert Hunter co-wrote, with David Nelson, many of the songs on that appear on this album. John Collins Dawson ("Marmaduke", "McDuke") passed away on July 21, 2009. Completely Under The Covers - Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs (Shout Factory / Edsel records EDSB-4025, UPC 7 40155 40253 2) This four CD album of sixty cover versions includes a version of "Sugar Magnolia" (3:32) on the second CD "Under The Covers Vol. 2". Released in 2015. Completely Under The Covers - Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs (Shout Factory / Edsel Records) This six record album of cover versions includes a version of "Sugar Magnolia" (3:32) on "Under The Covers Vol. 2". The records are pressed on bright blue, bright yellow, and pink vinyl. Under The Covers Vol. 2 - Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs (Shout Factory, UPC 82666311306, July 21, 2009) This album of sixteen cover versions includes a version of "Sugar Magnolia" (3:32). Under The Covers Vol. 2 - Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs (Shock (2) CTX508CD) This album of nineteen cover versions was released in 2009 in Australia. It includes a version of "Sugar Magnolia" (3:32). Under The Covers Vol. 2 - Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs (Shout Factory ASCM-6065) This album of twenty one cover versions was released on September 16, 2009 in Japan. It includes a version of "Sugar Magnolia" (3:32). Under The Covers Vol. 2 (Deluxe Edition) - Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs (Shout Factory ) This album of twenty six cover versions includes a version of "Sugar Magnolia" (3:32). Let It Rock: Keystone, Berkeley, November 17 & 18, 1975 - Jerry Garcia Band (Grateful Dead / WEA, jerrygarcia.com, November 10, 2009) This two CD release contains selections from the November 17 and 18, 1975 concert at the Keystone in Berkeley. This album is also listed as "The Jerry Garcia Collection, Vol. 2: Let It Rock". Road Trips Vol. 2 No. 3: Wall Of Sound - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2009) This two CD release contains selections from the June 16, 1974 concert in Des Moines (on CD One) and the June 18, 1974 concert in Louisville (on CD Two). Early releases of this album included a third CD containing: "Morning Dew" and "Around and Around" from June 18, 1974, "Deal", "Greatest Story Ever Told", "Trucking" > "Nobody's Jam" > "Wharf Rat", and "Going Down The Road Feeling Bad" from June 16, 1974, and, "Sugar Magnolia" from June 18, 1974. The concerts were performed using the "Wall of Sound" speaker and amplification systems. Road Trips Vol. 2 No. 3: Wall Of Sound Bonus CD - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino xxxx, 2009) This bonus CD, containing selections from the June 18, 1974 and June 16, 1974 concerts, was distributed with early orders of "Road Trips Vol. 2 No. 3: Wall Of Sound". Road Trips Vol. 2 No. 4: Cal Expo '93 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2009) This two CD release contains selections from the May 26 and 27, 1993 concerts at the Cal Expo Amphitheatre in Sacramento. All on the songs on CD One are from May 26, 1993. CD Two also includes songs from May 26, 1993 as well as: "Shakedown Street", "The Same Thing", "Dire Wolf", "High Time", and "When I Paint My Masterpiece" from May 27, 1993. Early releases of this album included a third CD containing: "Picasso Moon" > "Fire On The Mountain", "Cassidy" > "Uncle John's Band" > "Cassidy", and "Gloria" from May 27, 1993, and, "Broken Arrow", "Ramble On Rose", and "Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again" from May 26, 1993. Road Trips Vol. 2 No. 4: Cal Expo '93 Bonus CD - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino xxxx, 2009) This bonus CD, containing selections from the May 27, 1993 and May 26, 1993 concerts, was included with early orders of "Road Trips Vol. 2 No. 4: Cal Expo '93". Bay Area 1978 - Jerry Garcia Band (jerrygarcia.com, August 1, 2009) This two CD release features a selection of songs. Disc 1 contains: "Mystery Train" and "Catfish John" from February 18, 1978 at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium; and "I Second That Emotion", "Mission In The Rain", "and "Don't Let Go" from February 19, 1978 at the Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium. Disc 2 contains: "Tore Up Over You" from June 10, 1978 at the Keystone in Berkeley; "Simple Twist Of Fate" and "The Way You Do The Things You Do" from February 19, 1978 at the Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium; "Let Me Roll It", "Gomorrah", and "I'll Be With Thee" from June 18, 1978 at the Keystone in Palo Alto; and "Lonesome And A Long Way From Home" from February 18, 1978 at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium. This album is "Pure Jerry 9" in this series of vault releases. Winterland June 1977: The Complete Recordings - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2009) This nine CD box set contains the three concerts at Winterland on June 7, 8, and 9, 1977. Preorders of the box set included a tenth CD containing selections from the May 12, 1977 concert in Chicago. Winterland June 1977: The Complete Recordings Bonus CD - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records, 2009) This bonus CD, containing selections from the May 12, 1977 concert in Chicago, was distributed with pre-orders of "Winterland June 1977: The Complete Recordings". It includes: "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo > Dancing In The Street", "Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band > Drums > Not Fade Away > Comes A Time > Playing In The Band". 12/31/77 Winterland San Francisco, CA - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Kufala, 2009) This two CD release of the concert on December 31, 1977 at Winterland was recorded by Betty Cantor-Jackson on two track reels at 7 1/2 ips. It includes "Crooked Judge", written by Robert Hunter. Road Trips Vol. 3 No. 1: Oakland '79 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino GRA2-6012, 2009) This two CD release contains the covers the December 28, 1979 concert in Oakland. Early releases of this album included a third CD containing selections from the December 30, 1979 concert at Oakland Auditorium. Road Trips Vol. 3 No. 1: Oakland '79 Bonus CD - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino xxxx, 2009) This bonus CD was included with early releases of "Road Trips Vol. 3 No. 1: Oakland '79". It contains selections from the December 30, 1979 concert at Oakland Auditorium: "New Minglewood Blues", "Candyman", "Ramble On Rose", "Lazy Lightning" > "Supplication", "Scarlet Begonias" > "Fire On The Mountain" > "Let It Grow", and "Truckin'" > "Wharf Rat". Road Trips Vol. 3 No. 2: Austin 11-15-71 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino GRA2-6014, 2010) This two CD release contains the November 15, 1971 concert at the Austin Municipal Auditorium in Austin, Texas. Early releases of this album included a third bonus CD containing selections from the November 14, 1971 concert in Fort Worth, Texas. A booklet was included with this release. Road Trips Vol. 3 No. 2: Austin 11-15-71 Bonus CD - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino xxxx, 2010) This bonus CD was included with early releases of "Road Trips Vol. 3 No. 2: Austin 11-15-71". It contains selections from the November 14, 1971 concert in Fort Worth, Texas: "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider", "Sugaree", "Truckin'" > "Drums" > "The Other One" > "Me And My Uncle" > "The Other One" > "Wharf Rat" > "Sugar Magnolia". The Grateful EP - Jackie Greene (2010) This release includes "Sugaree", "New Speedway Boogie", and "Brokedown Palace". Ragged But Right - Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band (Rhino, jerrygarcia.com, November 16, 2010) This single CD release contains tracks recorded during October 15 to 31, 1987 at the Lund-Fontane Theater in New York City, ("Ragged But Right", "Short Life Of Trouble", "I Ain’t Never", "Trouble In Mind", "Drifting With The Tide", "Band Introductions", "Deep Elem Blues", "Rosa Lee McFall", "Two Soldiers", "If I Lose", "Bright Morning Stars", and "Goodnight Irene"), and during December 3 to 6, 1987 at the Wilturn Theater in Los Angeles and on December 17, 1987 at the Warfield Theater in San Francisco ("It’s a Long, Long Way to the Top of the World", "Drifting Too Far From the Shore", and "Turtle Dove"). The specific dates for each song are not certain. Crimson, White and Indigo - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions/Rhino xxxx, 2010) A three CD and one DVD release of the complete Grateful Dead concert from July 7, 1989 at the John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia. Patchwork River - Jim Lauderdale (Thirty Tigers, May 11, 2010) Robert Hunter co-wrote with Jim Lauderdale all of the thirteen songs on this album: "Patchwork River", "Jawbone", "Good Together", "Alligator Alley", "Louisville Roll", "Tall Eyes", "Turn to Stone", "El Dorado", "Up My Sleeve", "Far In The Far Away", "Between Your Heart And Mine", "Winnona", and "My Lips Are Sealed". Tin Can Trust - Los Lobos (Shout! Factory, August 3, 2010) Robert Hunter and Cesar Rosas co-wrote "All My Bridges Burning" that appears on this album. Jerry Jams For Rex - var. (The Rex Foundation, rexfoundation.org, August 10, 2010) This single CD release features live performances of nine Grateful Dead songs by several artists and groups. The download featured three additional songs. 7 Walkers - 7 Walkers (Response Records, November 2, 2010) Robert Hunter wrote the lyrics to "Sue From Bogalusa" (3:29), "King Cotton Blues" (8:34), "Chingo!" (7:20), "Louisiana Rain" (8:07), "New Orleans Crawl" (5:46), "Evangeline" (8:25), "Hey Bo Diddle" (4:54), and "Seven Walkers" (5:54) which appear on this debut album by this group that includes Bill Kreutzmann. Kreutzmann co-wrote the lyrics for "(For The Love Of) Mr. Okra" (3:12). Hunter had originally written "Chingo!" in the mid 1980s and he had performed an early version of this song on September 25, 1986. The album was released on CD. Appearing on the album are Reed Mathis (bass), Matt Hubbard (keyboards), and Papa Mali (guitars and vocals). 7 Walkers - 7 Walkers (Response Records, November 2, 2010) Robert Hunter wrote the lyrics to several songs on this album. Bill Kreutzmann co-wrote the lyrics for "(For The Love Of) Mr. Okra". The album was released on two 180 gram vinyl LPs with the CD included and with liner notes on the record sleeve. Road Trips Vol. 3 No. 3: Fillmore East 5-15-70 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino xxxx, 2010) This album contains the May 15, 1970 concert at the Fillmore East in New York City. Early releases of this album included a third CD containing selections from the May 15, 1970 concert at the Fillmore East and from the May 14, 1970 concert at Meramec College in Kirkwood. Road Trips Vol. 3 No. 3: Fillmore East 5-15-70 Bonus CD - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino xxxx, 2010) This bonus CD was included with early releases of "Road Trips Vol. 3 No. 3: Fillmore East 5-15-70". It contains: "Friend Of The Devil", "Candyman", "Cumberland Blues", "Cold Jordan", "Easy Wind", "Attics Of My Life", "Beat It On Down The Line", and "Next Time You See Me" from the May 15, 1970 concert at the Fillmore East; "New Speedway Boogie" > "Nobody's Fault But Mine Jam" > "New Speedway Boogie", "St. Stephen" > "Not Fade Away" > "Turn On Your Lovelight" from the may 14, 1970 concert at Meramec College in Kirkwood. Formerly The Warlocks - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2010) This album is from the "Formerly The Warlocks" concert at Hampton, Virginia. Road Trips Vol. 3 No. 4: Penn State - Cornell '80 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2010) This three CD release contains selections from the may 6, 1980 concert at Penn State and the May 7, 1980 concert at Cornell. CD One contains selections from May 6, 1980 and May 7, 1980. CD Two contains songs from May 6, 1980. CD three contains songs from May 7, 1980. Road Trips Vol. 4 No. 1: Big Rock Pow Wow 69 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2010) This three CD release contains the performances at the Big Rock Pow Wow festival held at the Seminole Indian Reservation in Hollywood, Florida on May 23 and 24, 1969. CD One contains music from May 23, 1969. CD Two contains music from May 24, 1969. CD Three contains music from May 23 and 24, 1969. Tom Constanten plays keyboards. The Wheel - var. (The Rex Foundation, March 29, 2011, rexfoundation.org) This single CD release contains twelve Grateful Dead songs performed by various groups from the December 4, 2010 concert “The Wheel – A Musical Celebration Of Jerry Garcia” benefit concert for the Rex Foundation that took place at the Fillmore Auditorium. The album was also available for download. Road Trips Vol. 4 No. 2: April Fools' '88 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino GRA2-6019, 2011) This CD release contains performances from the March 31, 1988 (on CD Two) and from the April 1, 1988 (on CD One and Three) concerts at the Brendan Byrne Arena in East Rutherford, New Jersey. "Ballad Of A Thin Man" from April 1, 1988 had been previously released in 2002 on the "Postcards Of The Hanging" album. Road Trips Vol. 4 No. 3: Denver '73 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) This three CD release contains the November 21, 1973 concert in Denver. CD Three includes "Trucking", "The Other One", and "Stella Blue" from the November 20, 1973 concert, also in Denver. Subscribers to the "Road Trips" series received a "Bonus CD" with this album. Road Trips: 2011 Road Trips - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) Subscribers to the "Road trips" series received this bonus CD when they were sent the "Road Trips Vol. 4 No. 3: Denver '73" album. The bonus CD contains selections from the December 6, 1973 concert in Cleveland: "Greatest Story Ever Told", "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider", "Dark Star", and "Eyes Of The World". The Music Never Stopped - Music From The Motion Picture - var. (Rhino, March 30, 2011) The CD of the soundtrack of the film "The Music Never Stopped" includes the following Grateful Dead songs: "Uncle John's Band" (4:43), a previously unreleased live performance from the Capitol Theatre in 1971 of "Sugar Magnolia" (5:33), a live performance from the Manhattan Center in New York on April 5, 1971 of "Not Fade Away > Going Down The Road Feeling Bad" (9:12), a previously unreleased live performance from Deer Creek Music Center on July 15, 1989 of "Trucking" (8:30), a previously unreleased live performance from Brendan Byrne Arena on October 14, 1989 of "Touch Of Grey" (6:22), and "Ripple" (4:11). Wretches & Jabberers - var. (Rumor Mill Records, 2011) This soundtrack album for the film "Wretches & Jabberers" includes "Breaking The Hold" by Bob Weir. Little Jimmy And Midnight Son - Little Jimmy And Midnight Son (April 1, 2011) Donna Jean Godchaux MacKay sings backup vocals on three tracks this CD released album. The guitarist, Jimmy Lawroski, is from Point Pleasant Beach, NJ. Mickey Hart Collection - var. (Smithsonian Folkways, October 11, 2011) The collection consists of 25 albums. These are taken from the releases on "The World" series, six albums from the "Endangered Music Project" series, and from other projects that Mickey Hart participated in a with the Smithsonian Institute. Digital downloads and CDs produced on demand are available for purchase via http://www.folkways.si.edu/. Jerry Jams For Rex: Vol. Two - var. (The Rex Foundation, November 29, 2011, rexfoundation.org) This single CD release features live performances of ten Grateful Dead songs by several artists and groups. The download featured one additional song. Road Trips: Vol. 4, Number 4: Spectrum 4-6-82 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) This three CD release contains the April 6, 1982 concert at the Spectrum in Philadelphia plus selections from the April 5, 1982 concert there. CD One is from April 6, 1982. CD Two is from April 6, 1982 and includes "Deep Elem Blues" > "Althea" > "Man Smart, Woman Smarter" from April 6, 1982. CD Three contains CD 3: "Trucking", "The Other One", "Morning Dew", "Sugar Magnolia" and "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" from April 6, 1982, and "Bertha", "Playing In The Band" > "Ship Of Fools" > "Playing In The Band" from April 5, 1982. Road Trips Vol. 4 No. 5: Boston Music Hall 6-9-76 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2011) This three CD release is from the June 9, 1976 concert in Boston. CD Three includes selections from the June 12, 1976 concert in Boston: "Mission In The Rain", "The Wheel", "Comes A Time", "Sugar Magnolia" > "U. S. Blues" > "Sunshine Daydream". This was the final release in the "Road Trips" series. New Morning Waltz: Sounds Of Mandolin Americana - Sam Lyman (Sam Lyman, January 11, 2012) This album includes a cover version of "Let It Grow". Legends Of Folk - var. (ime Life Music / Rhino, 2011) This two CD compilation includes, on CD two, "Uncle John's Band" by the Grateful Dead. Keystone Companions: The Complete 1973 Fantasy Recordings - Merle Saunders and Jerry Garcia (Fantasy, jerrygarcia.com, September 25, 2012) This four CD release contains the complete and in order concerts from July 10 and 11, 1973 at the Keystone in Berkeley. Portions of this album had been previously released on other "Keystone" albums. GarciaLive: Volume One - Jerry Garcia band, March 1st 1980, Capitol Theatre - Jerry Garcia Band (ATO Records, 2012) This three CD release features the March 1, 1980 performance by the Jerry Garcia Band at the Capitol Theater in Passaic, New Jersey. Robert Hunter provides vocals on "Tiger Rose" and "Promontory Rider". The concert was originally recorded on 24-track tape for broadcast on the FM station WNEW, based in New York City. Dave's Picks Volume 1: The Mosque, Richmond, VA, 5-25-77 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino R2 529201, 2012) Tape vaultster David Lemieux revived the "Dick's Picks" series as "Dave's Picks". The first in this series was the complete concert from May 25, 1977 at the Mosque in Richmond, Virginia. Released on three CDs with a booklet, it was limited to 12000 numbered copies. Dave's Picks Volume 2: Dillon Stadium, Hartford, CT, 7-31-74 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino R2 529204, 2012) This release is of the July 31, 1974 "Wall of Sound" concert at Dillon Stadium in Hartford, Connecticut. The three CDs were released as 12000 numbered sets. Subscribers to the 2012 "Dave's Picks" Series received a "Dave's Picks Bonus CD 2012" with this release. Dave's Picks Bonus CD 2012 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2012) A bonus CD was presented to the subscribers of the 2012 releases of the "Dave's Picks" series when the "Dave's Picks Volume 2" album was released. This CD contained selections from the July 29, 1974 concert at the Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland: "Sugaree", "Weather Report Suite: Prelude" > "Part 1" > "Let It Grow", "He's Gone", "Trucking" > "Nobody's Fault but Mine" > "The Other One" > "Spanish Jam", and "Wharf Rat". Dave's Picks Volume 3: Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, IL, 10-22-71 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino R2 529778, 2012) CD one and two of this three CD release contains the October 22, 1971 concert. CD three contains selections from the October 21 1971 concert at the Auditorium Theatre: "Trucking", "Big Railroad Blues", "Frozen Logger", "Dark Star" > "Sitting On Top Of The World" > "Dark Star" > "Me and Bobby McGee", "Brown-Eyed Women", and "St. Stephen" > "Johnny B. Goode". Mysterium Tremendum - Mickey Hart Band (360 Productions, April 10, 2012) Robert Hunter co-wrote songs that appear on this album by Mickey Hart: 2. "Slow Joe Rain" (4:54), 3. "Cut The Deck" (7:39), 4. "Starlight Starbright" (6:47), 7. "This One Hour" (8:16), 8. "Supersonic Vision" (7:07), 10. "Let There Be Light" (4:12), and 11. "Ticket To Nowhere" (6:38). The album also contains: 1. "Heartbeat Of The Sun", 5. "Who Stole The Show?", 6. "Djinn Djinn", 9. "Time Never Ends", and 12. "Through Endless Skies". Spring 1990 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2012) This 18 CD box set contains six concerts from the March and April, 1990 tour. Included in the box set was a 60 page book and replicated tour items. The following concerts are included: March 16, 1990 at the Capital Center in Landover, Maryland (CD 1, 2, and 3); March 19, 1990 at the Civic Center, Hartford, CT, March 19, 1990 (CD 4, 5, and 6); March 22, 1990 at the Copps Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario (CD 7, 8, and 9); March 26, 1990 at the Knickerbocker Arena in Albany, New York (CD 10, 11, and 12); CD 12 also contains selections from the March 24, 1990 concert in Albany: "Let The Good Times Roll" > "Help On The Way" > "Slipknot!" > "Franklin's Tower", "Loser", and "Tennessee Jed"); March 30, 1990 at Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York (CD 13, 14, and 15); and April 2, 1990 at The Omni in Atlanta, Georgia. Spring 1990: So Glad You Made It - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2012) This two CD release is a "best of" the "Spring 1990" box set. The selections include: "Let The Good Times Roll" > "Feel Like A Stranger", "West L.A. Fadeaway", "Easy To Love You", "Beat It On Down The Line", "Loser", "It's All Over Now" > "Jack-A-Roe", "The Last Time", "Bird Song", "Blow Away", "Samson And Delilah", "Scarlet Begonias" > "Estimated Prophet" > "Playing In The Band" > "Eyes Of The World", "Gimme Some Loving" > "Morning Dew", "Not Fade Away", and "Attics Of My Life". These selections are from the March 16, 1990, March 19, 1990, March 22, 1990, March 26, 1990, March 30, 1990, and April 2, 1990 concerts. Spring 1990: So Glad You Made It - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Friday Music xxxx, November 27, 2012, UPC 829421532224) This four record, 180 gram LP, box set was released as part of Record Store Day 2012. Dave's Picks Volume 4: College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA, 9/24/76 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino R2 529205, 2012) This three CD release contains the September 24, 1976 concert at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. The booklet includes an essay by Nicholas Meriwether, the Grateful Dead Archivist. Bear's Sonic Journals Presents: Live At The Carousel Ballroom 1968 - Big Brother And The Holding Company Featuring Janis Joplin (Sony/Columbia/Legacy, March 26, 2012, ISBN 886979640924) This recording of Big Brother and the Holding Company at the Carousel Ballroom on Sunday, June 23, 1968 and Saturday, June 22, 1968 was made by Augustus Stanley Owsley III ("Bear"). According to the liner notes, "Flower In The Sun" and "Summertime" had been previously released in 1972 on the two record album "Joplin In Concert"; that album also includes "Road Block" from this date. This album has a very specific (non)stereo mix by Bear. The essays by Bear, by Bob Scott, and by John Meyer lucidly explain the recording techniques and audio playback theories exercised and implemented by Bear. This album was released posthumously, as Bear had passed away on March 12, 2011. This concert was the final concert at the Carousel Ballroom; it was shortly there after leased by Bill Graham and renamed the Fillmore West. Live At The Carousel Ballroom 1968 - Big Brother And The Holding Company Featuring Janis Joplin (Columbia / Legacy) The album was released on an "Advance Only - Not For Sale" preview CD with a plain black and white paper insert as the cover. Bear's Sonic Journals Presents: Live At The Carousel Ballroom 1968 - Big Brother And The Holding Company Featuring Janis Joplin (Sony/Columbia/Legacy 796313, 2012, UPC 8-86979-63131-1) The album was also released on two 180 gram vinyl records in a gatefold jacket. The plastic cover sleeve has a silver with black printing sticker describing the records as "Premium Vinyl Pressing HQ-180" and a yellow and red with red and white print sticker describing some of the highlights of the album. Flashback Jam — 45 Years Of Rock 'N' Roll Memories (Steve Brown, 2012) This 90 minute film about the music scene in San Francisco was created from the Steve Brown film archives. It 'officially debuted' on April 20, 2012. It includes footage of an interview with the Grateful Dead at their house at 710 Ashbury Street and of their "Europe '74" tour through England, Germany, Switzerland, and France. Other footage includes the Jefferson Airplane, The Doors, interviews with Wavy Gravy, Alton Kelley, and Bill Graham, and the Rolling Stones playing Winterland. Steve Brown worked as a promoter, production coordinator, and art productions coordinator for Grateful Dead Records and worked on "The Grateful Dead Movie". This film has also been titled "Steve’s Flashback Jam". Flashback Jam — Second Helping (Steve Brown, 2013) This 90 minute film, the second film from the Steve Brown archives includes more footage with the Grateful Dead, the Beatles, Joan Baez, Little Feat, Bonnie Raitt, and others. The film has also been titled as "Steve's Flashback Jam — Second Helping". Much of the footage comes from the original VHS tapes; these were edited onto Super VHS, dubbed onto a DVD, downloaded into a computer, and then re-enhanced by Robert Twigg. Flashback Jam — Last Licks (Steve Brown, 2014) This third film from the Steve Brown archives includes more footage of the Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, Roy Rogers, John Cipollina, Steve Kimock, Bill Graham, Little Feat, Jefferson Airplane, the Sundogs, and others. The film has also been titled as "Steve's Flashback Jam — Last Licks". Tempest - Bob Dylan (Columbia, September 10, 2012 in the UK, September 11, 2012 in the USA) Robert Hunter wrote "Duquesne Whistle" (5:43) which appears on this album that recorded between January and March, 2012 at the Groove Masters Studios in Santa Monica. The album was released on CD. "Duquesne Whistle" was released as the single from the album and as a video. Tempest - Bob Dylan (Columbia, September 10, 2012 in the UK, September 11, 2012 in the USA) Robert Hunter wrote "Duquesne Whistle" (5:43). The album was released on LP. Tempest - Bob Dylan (Columbia, September 10, 2012 in the UK, September 11, 2012 in the USA) Robert Hunter wrote "Duquesne Whistle" (5:43). The album was released in various packages via pre-order through the Bob Dylan online store. The Complete Album Collection, Vol. One - Bob Dylan (Columbia Records, 2013) This 47 CD collection of Dylan's albums includes "Down In The Groove" (disc 33) and "Dylan & the Dead" (disc 34). Members of the Grateful Dead appear on both of those albums. Grateful Dead's Jukebox - var. (Chrome Dreams, September 24, 2012, UPC 823564628028) This CD collects 25 "roots of" tracks, by the original artists, that were covered by the Grateful Dead. The tracks are: "Monkey And The Engineer", "Stealin'", "Viola Lee Blues", "Sitting On Top Of The World", "Beat It On Down The Line", "Rain And Snow", "Klavierstock II", "Piano Sonata No. 1: Allegro", "Africa [Extract]", "Russian Lullaby", "Katie Mae", "Turn On Your Love Light", "Death Don't Have No Mercy", "Saeta", "Big Boss Man", "Johnny B. Goode", "You Win Again", "I Know You Rider", "Smoke Stack Lightning", "Big River", "El Paso", "I'd Tear The Building Down If I Had My Way", "Deep Elem Blues", "Dark Hollow", and "It Ain't No Lie Oh Babe". The Roots Of Grateful Dead - var. (Snapper Records, UPC 636551005821) This CD collects 22 tracks, by other artists, that were covered by the Grateful Dead. The tracks are: "It Hurts Me Too" performed by Tampa Red, "Viola Lee Blues" performed by Cannon's Jug Stompers, "On The Road Again" performed by Memphis Jug Band, "Going Down the Road Feeling Bad" performed by Cliff Carlisle, "Sitting On Top Of The World" performed by Bill Monroe, "Walkin' Blues" performed by Robert Johnson, "I'm A King Bee" performed by Slim Harpo, "Mystery Train" performed by Elvis Presley, "Who Do You Love?" performed by Bo Diddley, "Big River" performed by Johnny Cash, "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" performed by Hank Williams, "Blues Stay Away from Me" performed by The Delmore Brothers, "In the Jailhouse Now" performed by Jimmie Rodgers, "Minglewood Blues" performed by Cannon's Jug Stompers, "See See Rider" performed by Big Bill Broonzy, "Katie Mae" performed by Lightnin' Hopkins, "Stagger Lee" performed by Mississippi John Hurt, "Cocaine Habit Blues" performed by Memphis Jug Band, "Sitting On Top Of The World" performed by Mississippi Sheiks, "Stealin', Stealin'" performed by Memphis Jug Band, "Kassie Jones, Pt. 1" performed by Furry Lewis, and "Big Railroad Blues" performed by Cannon's Jug Stompers. Winterland 30th May 1971 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2012, UPC 081227971700) This release, on two 180 gram vinyl records, was pressed to 7500 copies. It was released as part of the "Record Store Black Friday" on November 23, 2012. Side 1 contains "Sugar Magnolia" (7:09), "Cumberland Blues" (5:38), and "Big Boss Man" (6:01). Side 2 contains "Me And My Uncle" (3;33), "Deal" (5:47), and "Truckin'" (8:28). Side 3 contains "Turn On Your Lovelight" (15:32). Side 4 contains "Uncle John's Band" (6:46), "Casey Jones" (5:26), and "Johnny B. Goode" (4:09). The music was taken from the original 7 1/2 ips seven inch reels of quarter track 1/4 inch reel to reel tapes. Jeffrey Norman did the mastering and Chris Bellman made the vinyl lacquers. The album contains all of the music that exists in the vault from this concert. Dave's Picks Volume 5: Pauley Pavilion, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 11-17-73 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino R2 532995, 2012) This three CD release contains the November 17, 1973 concert at Pauley Pavilion at UCLA in Los Angeles. Bill Walton wrote the liner notes. D'eadphibians - D'amphibians (Sally Mander Records, December 1, 2012) This CD release has cover versions of "Scarlet Begonias", "Bertha", "Brown-Eyed Women", "China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider", "Shakedown Street", "Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower", "Jack-a-Roe", "Cats Under The Stars", and Jack Straw". Dave's Picks Volume 6: San Francisco 12-20-69 & St. Louis 2-2-70 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino R2 532996, 2013) This three CD release contains selections from the concert on December 20, 1969 at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco and on February 2, 1970 at the Fox Theater in St. Louis, Missouri. All of the songs on CD One are from the February 2, 1970 concert. CD Two contains: "Turn On Your Lovelight" > "Not Fade Away" > "Turn On Your Lovelight" and "And We Bid You Goodnight" from February 2, 1970; and "Dark Star" > "St. Stephen" > " The Eleven" > "New Speedway Boogie" from December 20, 1969. All of the songs on CD Three are from the December 20, 1969 concert. Subscribers to the 2013 "Dave's Picks" Series received a "Dave's Picks Bonus CD 2013" with this release. Dave's Picks Bonus CD 2013 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2013) A bonus CD was presented to the subscribers of the 2013 releases of the "Dave's Picks" series when the "Dave's Picks Volume 6" album was released. This CD contained selections from the December 21, 1969 concert at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco: "Smokestack Lightning", "New Speedway Boogie", "Dire Wolf", "Mason’s Children", "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider", "Black Peter", "Good Loving" > "Drums" > "The Other One", and "Cumberland Blues". Keys - Keller Williams (The Rex Foundation, February 12, 2013, rexfoundation.org) This collection of ten Grateful Dead songs played on the piano was made available for download to benefit the Rex Foundation. Skydog: The Duane Allman Retrospective - Duane Allman (Rounder 11661-9137-2, March 19, 2013) On disc six, of this seven CD "Limited Edition" box set, track 11 is a live version of "Sugar Magnolia" (7:20) where Duane Allman plays with the Grateful Dead on April 26, 1971 at the Fillmore East. This box set, limited to 10000 numbered copies, consists of 129 tracks, 9 of which had not been previously released, and includes a 76 page booklet. Excerpts From The Boxed Set - Skydog: The Duane Allman Retrospective (Rounder Records 11661-9137-2A, March, 2013) Track 13 of this single CD promotional release is a live version of "Sugar Magnolia" (7:20) where Duane Allman plays with the Grateful Dead on April 26, 1971 at the Fillmore East. Skydog: The Duane Allman Retrospective - Duane Allman (Rounder Records 11661-9178-2, November 12, 2013) On disc six, of this seven CD "Encore Edition" box set release, track 11 is a live version of "Sugar Magnolia" (7:20) where Duane Allman plays with the Grateful Dead on April 26, 1971 at the Fillmore East. Harpin’ On The Dead - Anela Lauren (The Rex Foundation, 2013, rexfoundation.org) This CD featuring the Celtic harp includes "Ripple", "Attics Of My Life", and "Eyes Of The World". The album was also available for download. Run For The Roses: Celebrating The Music Of Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter And The Jerry Garcia Band - var. (The Rex Foundation, 2013, rexfoundation.org) This two CD release features performances of Grateful Dead songs from the December 3, 2011 Rex Foundation benefit concert at The Fillmore in San Francisco. These include: "Bird Song" (5:58), "Tennessee Jed" (7:28), "Brown-Eyed Women" (5:19), "Brokedown Palace" (5:27), "Run For the Roses" (5:44), "Givin’ Me The Business" (5:54) written by Robert Hunter, Greg Anton, and John Kadlecik), "Mission In The Rain" (7:12), "Alabama Getaway" (5:27), "American Spring" (5:31) (written by Robert Hunter, Greg Anton, and John Kadlecik), and "Deal" (10:23). KSAN's Live Jive San Francisco - var. (KSAN, March, 2013) This single CD release comes with a twelve page booklet. It features 20 tracks taken from the various live broadcasts over KSAN in the 1960s and 1970s. It includes "Brown Eyed Woman" (4:46) by the Grateful Dead from December 31, 1972 at Winterland. The CD is a benefit for the Haight Ashbury Free Clinics. GarciaLive Volume 1.5: June 26th, 1981 Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA - Jerry Garcia Band (jerrygarcia.com, April 1, 2013) This was a special digital download of five tracks from the June 26th, 1981 concert at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco was made available on April Fool's, 2013. The tracks are: "Mission In The Rain", "Harder They Come", "Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door", "Dear Prudence", and "Midnight Moonlight". This download was made available when purchasing the "The Jerry T” and was made available for one week only. A Buck Dancer's Choice - var. (The Rex Foundation, rexfoundation.org, April 30, 2013) This two CD release features 19 songs from the December 1, 2012 "A Buck Dancer's Choice" Rex Benefit concert at The Fillmore in San Francisco where Bob Weir and Mickey Hart performed in solo and ensemble settings. A number of Grateful Dead songs are performed. The album was also available for download. May 1977 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino xxxx, 2013) This 14 CD release contain five concerts from one week of the May, 1977 tour. The release was limited to 15000 copies. The May 11, 1977 concert at the St. Paul Civic Center Arena in St. Paul in on CD 1, 2, and 3. The May 12, 1977 concert at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago is on CD 4, 5, and 6. The May 13, 1977 concert at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago is on CD 7 and 8. The May 15, 1977 concert at the St. Louis Arena in St. Louis is on CD 9, 10, and 11. The May 17, 1977 concert at the University Of Alabama in Tuscaloosa is on CD 12, 13, and 14. The liner notes were written by Steve Silberman. May 1977 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead, 2013) The five concerts from the May, 1977 tour (May 11, 1977 at the St. Paul Civic Center Arena in St. Paul, May 12, 1977 at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago, May 13, 1977 at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago, May 15, 1977 at the St. Louis Arena in St. Louis, and May 17, 1977 at the University Of Alabama in Tuscaloosa) was made available as FLAC and Apple LossLess downloads via dead.net. The Tri Sessions Vol. 1 - Fog (CD Baby, June 8, 2013) These performances were recorded at TRI Studios. The band performs a cover version of "Brokedown Palace" (5:22). Bob Weir plays with the group on "China Doll" (10:33). Dave's Picks Volume 7: Horton Field House, Illinois State, Normal - 4/24/78 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino R2 532997, August 1, 2013) This three CD release contains the April 24, 1978 concert at the Horton Field House of Illinois State University in Normal, Illinois. This release was limited to 13000 copies. These were sold out before the release date. The April 6 to 16, 1978 concert recordings are not in the tape vault. This had been scheduled to be released as "Grateful Dead Download Series: Volume 13" in May, 2006. The liner notes are written by Blair Jackson. Superorganism - Mickey Hart Band (360 Productions, August 13, 2013) The album features Mickey Hart performing music that features the sounds of his own brain while wearing an EEG cap. Robert Hunter wrote the lyrics to the songs on the album. The album contains: "Falling Stars", "The Sermon", "Chabadas", "Don't Let Your God Down", "I Want It Back", "Aliromba O Saro", "Rage On", "Mind Your Head", "Bully Boy", and "Ghost Rider". GarciaLive Volume Two: August 5th 1990, Greek Theatre - Jerry Garcia Band (Ato Records, jerrygacia.com, June 25, 2013) This two CD release features selections from the August 5, 1990 concert at the Greek Theatre. Bela Fleck makes a guest appearance on "Midnight Moonlight" and "The Harder They Come". GarciaLive Volume Three: December 14-15 1974, Northwest Tour - Legion Of Mary (ATO Records, jerrygarcia.com, October 15, 2013) This three CD release contains selections from the December 14 and 15, 1974 concerts. Disc one is from December 14, 1974 at the Paramount Theatre in Portland, Oregon. Disc two is Set One and disc three is Set Two from December 15, 1974 at the Emu Ballroom in Portland, Oregon. Included with this release is a ten page booklet. Sunshine Daydream (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino) A three CD and one DVD release of the "Sunshine Daydream" movie released on September 17, 2013. The movie was shown in theaters on August 1, 2013. The three CDs contain the August 27, 1972 concert at Veneta, Oregon. The film was synched to the 16 track soundboard recording; at times the synch is off slightly. The footage at the start in which Ken Babbs portrays a business man who plans to close down the Springfield Creamery does not appear in the movie. Other short segments have also been edited out. The animation during "Dark Star" was changed and is based on Hubble space telescope images. Sunshine Daydream (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino) A three CD and one Blu-ray disc release of the "Sunshine Daydream" movie released on September 17, 2013. The CDs contain the August 27, 1972 concert at Veneta, Oregon. Sunshine Daydream (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino) The music from the August 27, 1972 concert at Veneta, Oregon was released on four 180 gram vinyl records. Complete Studio Album Collection - Grateful Dead (HDTracks.com, October 1, 2013) The thirteen studio albums by the Grateful Dead ("The Grateful Dead", "Anthem Of The Sun", "Aoxomoxoa", "Workingman's Dead", "American Beauty", "Wake Of The Flood", "From The Mars Hotel", "Blues For Allah", "Terrapin Station", "Shakedown Street", "Go To Heaven", "In The Dark", and "Built To Last") were mastered at Airshow Mastering from the original master tapes. The transfers were done at 192kHz / 24 Bit from an Ampex ATR with Plangent replay electronics to a Prism ADA-8XR A/D converter into a soundBlade workstation. These were made available for download only in 24 bit/96 kHz or 24 bit/192 kHz PCM in WAV, AIFF, ALAC, or FLAC file formats. The albums were downloadable as one set, with the 24 bit/96 kHz version priced at $199.98 and the 24 bit/192 kHz version priced at $249.98. The engineer at Airshow Mastering was David Glasser. The download site was: https://www.hdtracks.com/index.php?file=artistdetail&id=10279 Dave's Picks Volume 8: Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA - 11/30/80 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Rhino R2-532998, November 1, 2013) A three CD release of the complete November 30, 1980 concert at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta. This was released in 13000 individually numbered copies. Jeffrey Norman created the matrix mix for this release utilizing the soundboard recording from The Vault and the audience recording made by Doctor Robert Wagner. Released on November 1, 2013. Family Dog At The Great Highway - San Francisco, CA 4/18/70 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino xxxx, November 29, 2013) This album was scheduled for released on "Black Friday", November 29, 2013 in a limited pressing of 7500 180-gram vinyl record albums and on one CD that was pre-ordered via dead.net. However, some CDs were shipped on November 1, 2013. This "lost show" was found along with some other tapes reels from 1970 and 1971 in "Jerry's personal collection" by Carolyn "Mountain Girl" Garcia and returned to the Grateful Dead Vault in May, 2013. The all-acoustic concert was held on April 18, 1970 at the Family Dog at the Great Highway in San Francisco. It was billed as "Mickey Hart and His Heartbeats and Bobby Ace and His Cards from the Bottom of the Deck". Record 1, side A contains: "I Know You Rider" (4:53) which fades in, "Don't Ease Me In" (3:26), "Silver Threads And Golden Needles" (5:10), "Friend Of The Devil" 4:24), and "Deep Elem Blues" (5:45). Record 1, side B contains: "Wake Up Little Susie" (2:53), "Candyman" (5:42), "Cumberland Blues" (5:48), and "New Speedway Boogie" (8:18). Record 2, side A contains: "Me And My Uncle" (4:02), "Mama Tried" (3:23), and "Katie Mae" (1:26) which is incomplete. Record 2, side B contains: "Ain't It Crazy (The Rub)" (1:59) which fades in, "Roberta" (3:34), "Bring Me My Shotgun" (4:34), and "The Mighty Flood" (4:05) > "Black Snake" (3:13). The last six tracks are solo performances by Ron "Pigpen" McKernan on acoustic guitar and vocals. The cover is printed such that viewing it with appropriate glasses yields a 3D effect. Family Dog At The Great Highway - San Francisco, CA 4/18/70 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino R2-537164, November 29, 2013, UPC 081227962173) The album was released on one CD. The album was scheduled for released on "Black Friday", November 29, 2013. However, some pre-orders of the CD were shipped on November 1, 2013. The Smith Tapes - 1969 To 1972 - Howard Smith (The Smith Tapes, 330 West 38th St., Suite 1209, New York, NY 10018, August, 2013) This 12 CD box set contains interviews that WPLJ FM radio host Howard Smith conducted with various musicians between 1969 and 1972. Box-2 of this box set contains the CD "Garcia / 1970 - Joplin / 1970" which has an interview with Jerry Garcia on February 11, 1970 in New York City (33:45), at the start of the February, 1970 residency by the Grateful Dead at the Fillmore East, and with Janis Joplin on September 30, 1970 (11:05), during her "Pearl" recording sessions and a few days before she died on October 4, 1970. This box set was limited to an edition of 500 exemplars and includes a booklet, reproduction memorabilia, and a USB drive masked as a cassette tape. Available through http://thesmithtapes.com for $280.00. Some of these interviews have been transcribed and published in the book "The Smith Tapes: 1969 - 1972 - Lost Interviews With Rock Stars & Icons". The Smith Tapes - 1969 To 1972 (Digital Only Version) - Howard Smith (The Smith Tapes, 330 West 38th St., Suite 1209, New York, NY 10018, August, 2013) This edition contains all of the interviews, including the interview with Jerry Garcia on February 11, 1970 in New York City, all of the content, and the artwork of the box set, but as digital files only. Available through http://thesmithtapes.com for $75.00. The Smith Tapes - 1969 To 1972 (Box Set Combo) - Howard Smith (The Smith Tapes, 330 West 38th St., Suite 1209, New York, NY 10018, August, 2013) This edition contains a numbered poster and the "Digital Only Version" edition (i.e., all of the interviews, including the interview with Jerry Garcia on February 11, 1970 in New York City, all of the content, and the artwork of the box set, but as digital files only). Available through http://thesmithtapes.com for $100.00. The Smith Tapes: Garcia / 1970 - Joplin / 1970 - Howard Smith (The Smith Tapes, 330 West 38th St., Suite 1209, New York, NY 10018, 2014) This single CD contains an interview with Jerry Garcia on February 11, 1970 in New York City (33:45), at the start of the February, 1970 residency by the Grateful Dead at the Fillmore East, and with Janis Joplin on September 30, 1970 (11:05), during her "Pearl" recording sessions and a few days before she died on October 4, 1970. Available through http://thesmithtapes.com for $11.00. The Smith Tapes: Garcia / 1970 - Reed / 1969 - Howard Smith (The Smith Tapes TST 103, The Smith Tapes, 330 West 38th St., Suite 1209, New York, NY 10018, October 1, 2013, UPC 0617723483555) This single CD contains two complete and unedited interviews by Howard Smith, one with Jerry Garcia on February 11, 1970 and one with Lou Reed on March 26, 1969. The Smith Tapes: Collection 5 - Altamont - Howard Smith (iTunes, March 12, 2013) Available as 'albums' on iTunes, this "The Smith Tapes" album collects six interviews with persons involved with the Rolling Stones concert at Altamont Speedway on Saturday, December 6, 1969. The interviews are: "Mick Jagger" (25:30), "Rolling Stones LA Press Conference" (22:33), "Rolling Stones NYC Press Conference" (23:31), "Jerry Garcia"(33:45) from February 11, 1970, "Hell's Angel" (52:26), and "John Lennon & Yoko Ono at the Regency Hotel" (33:04). Fall 1989: The Long Island Sound - Jerry Garcia Band and Bob Weir / Rob Wassermann (ATO Records 2193324, December 10, 2013, UPC 88088219332) This six CD release features the September 5, 1989 performance at the Hartford Civic Center by Bob Weir and Rob Wasserman and Set One and Two by the Jerry Garcia Band, and the September 6, 1989 performance at the Nassau Coliseum by Bob Weir and Rob Wasserman and Set One and Two by the Jerry Garcia Band. These venues are located on either side of Long Island Sound, which may have given cause for the album name. Bob Weir played acoustic guitar and Rob Wasserman played acoustic upright bass at these "Bob & Rob Acoustic" concerts. The slight Jerry Garcia vocal distortion on "Cats Under The Stars" is on the master tape. Blue Moon Junction - Jim Lauderdale (Sky Crunch ) Songs by Robert Hunter and Jim Lauderdale appear on this album of solo acoustic music. Released in January, 2014. By pre-ordering this album and "Black Roses" by November 19, 2013, one could get both albums autographed by Jim Lauderdale. Black Roses - Jim Lauderdale (Sky Crunch ) Robert Hunter wrote several songs that appear on this album with members of the North Mississippi All Stars and musicians from Muscle Shoals. Released in January, 2014. By pre-ordering this album and "Blue Moon Junction" by November 19, 2013, one could get both albums autographed by Jim Lauderdale. Live At The Rustic Barn - The Bear Bones Project (The Bear Bones Project, January 2, 2014) This CD includes a live cover version of "Cassidy". Dave's Picks Volume 9: Harry Adams Field House, U. Of Montana, Missoula, MT - 5/14/74 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino R2-541133, February 1, 2014, UPC 0 81227 96231 9) This three CD release of previously unreleased recordings was released in 14000 copies. It is from the May 14, 1974 concert with the "wall of sound". This was the first, only, and final concert by the band in Montana. Back Around - Donna Jean Godchaux Band With Jeff Matson (Heart of Gold Records, February 18, 2014) The album includes a version of "Crazy Fingers" (6:29). - var. ( ) This album of cowboy tunes by Josh Kaufman (of Yellowbirds) and Josh Ritter includes Bob Weir. The album was in progress as of February, 2014. Dave's Picks Volume 10: Thelma, Los Angeles, CA - 12/12/69 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino R2-541134, April 1, 2014, UPC ) This three CD release of previously unreleased recordings was released in 14000 copies. It is from the December 12, 1969 concert at the Thelma in Los Angeles. The "bonus" disc that was sent to subscribers of the series contains material from the December 11, 1969 concert at the Thelma. GarciaLive Volume Four: March 22nd, 1978, Veteran's Hall - Jerry Garcia Band (Round Records, jerrygarcia.com, April 15, 2014) This two CD release contains music from the concert at Veteran's Hall in Sebastopol, California. GarciaLive Volume Five: December 31st, 1975, Keystone Berkeley - Jerry Garcia Band (Round Records, jerrygarcia.com, April 21, 2014) This two CD release contains music from the New Years Eve 1975 performance at the Keystone in Berkeley, California. Bob Weir and Mickey Hart play on the final nine songs on the album. Live At Hampton Coliseum - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino, April 19, 2014) This two vinyl LP record album was released in a gatefold cover. The album contains songs from the Friday, May 4, 1979 concert by the Grateful Dead at the Hampton Coliseum, their first time playing there. This was released as part of Record Store Day 2014. The release was limited to 7900 numbered records. Side one contains: "Loser", "New Minglewood Blues", "Don't Ease Me In", and "Passenger". Side two contains: "I Need A Miracle", "Bertha", "Good Lovin'", and "Ship Of Fools". Side three contains: "Estimated Prophet" and "Eyes Of The World. Side four contains: "Truckin'", "Stella Blue", and "Around And Around". The cover and inside artwork by Kyle Fields resembles type of art one might find on a bootleg album from that time period. Much of the original artwork was made smaller than the album cover size and the enlarged to fit the 12 inch record album size. Dave's Picks Volume 11: Century II Convention Hall, Wichita, KS - 11/17/72 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino R2-541135, August 1, 2014, UPC) This three CD release contains the complete show from November 17, 1972. CD three contains songs from the November 15, 1972 concert in Oklahoma City: "Playing In The Band", "Wharf Rat", and "Not Fade Away > Going Down The Road Feeling Bad > Not Fade Away". Spring 1990 (The Other One) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino, 2014) This limited edition 23 CD box set includes a 144 page booklet, three prints, and reproductions of concert memorabilia. The concerts covered by this box set include: March 14, 1990 at the Capital Centre in Landover, March 18, 1990 at the Civic Center in Hartford, March 21, 1990 at the Copps Coliseum in Hamilton, Ontario, March 25, 1990 at the Knickerbocker Arena in Albany, March 28, 1990 and March 29, 1990 at the Nassau Coliseum, April 1, 1990 and April 3, 1990 at The Omni in Atlanta. Wake Up To Find Out: Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY 3/29/90 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino, September 9, 2014) This three CD release of the March 29, 1990 concert at the Nassau Coliseum at which Branford Marsalis played soprano sax in Set I and for all of Set II. Wake Up To Find Out: Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY 3/29/90 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino , UPC 081227958312) This five record, pressed on 180 gram vinyl, set was released as part Record Store Day 2014. It was limited to 7500 copies. Only nine of the sides contain music. Side A contains "Jack Straw" (6:15), "Bertha" (6:59), and "We Can Run" (6:04). Side B contains "Ramble On Rose" (8:08) and "When I Paint My Masterpiece" (6:02). Side C contains "Bird Song" (13:05) and "Promised Land" (4:46). Side D contains "Eyes Of The World" (16:33). Side E contains "Estimated Prophet" (14:47). Side F contains "Dark Star" (18:19). Side G contains "Drums" (10:22), "Space" (7:53), and "Dark Star" (2:46). Side H contains "The Wheel" (4:23), "Throwing Stones" (9:25), and "Turn On Your Lovelight" (7:41). Side I contains "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" (8:24). The tenth side (Side J) is a custom etching. Get It On - var. (Audio Fidelity / Star Vista Entertainment / Rhino Entertainment, 2014) This compilation, on a "Hybrid SACD plays on all SACD & CD players", includes "Casey Jones" by the Grateful Dead. 7 x 7 Is... - Black Tempest (Fruits De Mer ) This box set was released in the UK in 2014. Included in the box set is the seven inch single "Nature's Way / The Seventh Ring Of Saturn, Cream Puff War" (Fruits De Mer CRUSTACEAN 57). It contains a cover version of the Grateful Dead song "Cream Puff War". Dave's Picks Volume 12: Colgate University, Hamilton, NY - 11/4/77 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino R2-541136, October 21, 2014) This three CD release consists of two CDs of the complete performance from November 4, 1977. The third CD contains selections from the November 2, 1977 show at Seneca College Field House, Toronto: "Promised Land", "They Love Each Other", "Me And My Uncle > Big River", "Candyman", "Looks Like Rain", "Ramble On Rose", "Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain", and "Terrapin Station". Houston, Texas: 11-18-1972 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino, November 28, 2014, UPC 081227957742) This two LP limited edition record album was released for Record Store Black Friday 2014. It contains selections from Set II at the Hofheinz Pavilion in Houston on November 18, 1972. According to the sticker on the front, it includes an "exquisite version of "Playing In The Band"". The album was mastered from the original two track analog tapes. Side A contains "Bertha", "Greatest Story Ever Told", and "He's Gone". Side B contains "Jack Straw" and "Deal". Side C contains "Playing In The Band". Side D contains "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo" and "Sugar Magnolia". 12/31/2014, Variety Playhouse, Atlanta, GA - Railroad Earth (http://liverailroadearth.com, 2015) This live recording from December 31, 2014, available through the Railroad Earth website, includes "The Wheel". Dave's Picks Volume 13: Winterland, San Francisco, CA - 2/24/74 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino R2-547316, 2015) This three CD release includes all of the music played at Winterland on February 24, 1974. 1/29/2015, Dallas, TX - Railroad Earth (http://liverailroadearth.com, 2015) This live recording from January 29, 2015, available through the Railroad Earth website, includes the encore "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo". The Best Of The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (GDP / Rhino, March 31, 2015) This is a two CD release with 32 songs from the Grateful Dead repertoire arranged in chronological order and covering the years from 1967 ("The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" to 1989 ("Standing On The Moon"). Included are the "Dark Star" single and the entire "Terrapin Station" suite. A booklet is included with the album. The Best Of The Grateful Dead: 1967 - 1977 - Grateful Dead (GDP / Rhino R1 549112, March 31, 2015, UPC 081227954659) This was released as a two vinyl LP album consisting of 19 studio songs. Side one contains "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion) (2:09), "Cream Puff War" (2:28), "Born Cross-Eyed" (2:04), "Dark Star" (single version) (2:41), "St. Stephen" (4:26), and "China Cat Sunflower" (3:40). Side two contains "Uncle John’s Band" (4:42). "Easy Wind" (4:59), "Casey Jones" (4:24), and "Truckin’" (5:03). Side three contains "Box Of Rain" (5:17), "Sugar Magnolia" (3:17), "Friend Of The Devil" (3:21), "Ripple" (4:10), and "Eyes Of The World" (5:16). Side four contains "Unbroken Chain" (6:45), "Scarlet Begonias" (4:19), "The Music Never Stopped" (4:35), and "Estimated Prophet" (5:35). The sticker on the shrinkwrap states that this is "The Ultimate Gateway to the Grateful Dead". Wake Up To Find Out: Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY 3/29/90 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino , April 18, 2015, UPC 081227958312) The album was released on five 180 gram vinyl records, with the pressing limited to 7500 copies. This was released as part of Record Store Day, April 18, 2015. The Promised Land - Sagol 59 and Ami Yares (https://thepromisedland1.bandcamp.com, April 17, 2015) This single CD release contains 16 tracks and includes Grateful Dead and Grateful Dead covered songs that have been translated into, and sung in, Hebrew: "Bertha" (5:11), "Sugaree" (5:05), "Me And My Uncle" (3:02), "Loser" (5:55), "Friend Of The Devil" (4:26), "New Minglewood Blues" (3:11), "Cold Rain And Snow" (3:49), "I Know You Rider" (4:19), "Mission In The Rain" (4:56), "Deal" (3:51), "Black Muddy River" (5:01), "New Speedway Boogie (Home Demo)" (5:13), "Tennessee Jed (Home Demo)" (3:52), and "Brokedown Palace (Home Demo)" (3:45). Rockabye Baby! Lullaby Renditions of Grateful Dead - Rockabye Baby (CMH Records / Rockabye Baby 9711, April 28, 2015, http://www.rockabyebabymusic.com) This CD release features instrumental lullaby versions of: "Friend Of The Devil" (3:08), "Casey Jones" (3:16), "Truckin'" (3:04), "Sugar Magnolia" (3:19), "China Cat Sunflower" (3:18), "Cumberland Blues" (3:27), "Scarlet Begonias" (3:08), "Uncle John's Band" (3:18), "He's Gone" (4:30), "Fire On The Mountain" (3:07), "Bertha" (3:28), "Touch Of Grey" (3:11), and "Ripple" (3:47). The music on the album was performed and produced by Stephen Charles Boone. When ordered online, the CD could be ordered with a poster. Rockabye Baby! Lullaby Renditions of Grateful Dead - Rockabye Baby (CMH Records / Rockabye Baby LP 9711, UPC 027297971110, http://www.rockabyebabymusic.com) The album was released on translucent purple vinyl for Record Store Day April, 2015. Included with the album was a poster. Truckers, Kickers, Cowboy Angels: The Blissed Out Birth Of Country Rock - Volume 3, 1970 - var (Bear Family, 2015) This two CD compilation includes "Casey Jones" (4:24) (on CD one) and "Truckin'" (5:04) (on CD two). Dave's Picks Volume 14: Academy Of Music, New York City - 3/26/72 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino R2-548604, May 1, 2015) This three CD release contains the complete concert from March 26, 1972 at the Academy Of Music in New York City. The liner notes are by Jesse Jarnow. Subscribers to the series received a bonus CD with music from the March 27, 1972 and March 21, 1972 concerts at the Academy of Music. Dave's Picks 2015 Bonus Disc - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino, May 1, 2015) This CD is the bonus disc sent to series subscribers. It contains songs from the March 27, 1972 ("Bertha" (6:57), "Brown-Eyed Women" (4:54), "China Cat Sunflower" (5:51) > "I Know You Rider" (5:11), and "Cumberland Blues" (5:09)) and March 21, 1972 ("Truckin'" (11:06) > "Drums" (3:02) > "The Other One" (17:46) > "Wharf Rat" (10:26) concerts. On Broadway: Act One – October 28th, 1987 - Jerry Garcia (ATO, June 23, 2015) This three CD release contains performances by the Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band and the Jerry Garcia Band performing at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre in New York City on October 28, 1987. Disc one contains the matinee acoustic show, disc two contains the evening acoustic show, and disc three contains the evening electric show. These three sets were secretly recorded despite the union's no taping policy. The matinee electric set was not recorded by this secreted recording setup. Dave's Picks Volume 15: Municipal Auditorium, Nashville, TN 4/22/78 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino , August 1, 2015) This three CD release contains the complete concert from April 22, 1978 at the Municipal Auditorium in Nashville. The album was limited to 16500 copies. The release was announced on July 15, 2015 on dead.net. This concert had been considered for release on at least at two earlier occasions. The April 21, 22, and 24, 1978 concerts were considered for release but were nixed in favor of the "May 1977" box set. This concert was also considered for "Dave's Picks Volume 7" but the April 24, 1978 concert was chosen instead and released as "Dave's Picks Volume 7: Horton Field House, Illinois State, Normal - 4/24/78". The tapes were recorded by Betty Cantor-Jackson. 30 Trips Around The Sun: The Definitive Story (1965-1995) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino R2-547369, September 18, 2015) This is an eighty CD release that contains over 73 hours of music from 30 unreleased live concerts, one from each year. The set includes a gold colored 7 inch single with the studio version of "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" from 1965 and "Box Of Rain" from the Soldier Field concert in Chicago on July 9, 1995. It also includes a 288 page book with an essay by Nicholas Meriwether and special remembrances submitted by Deadheads. The scroll included in this release features a visual representation of the evolution of the band. Limited to 6500 copies. The concerts included are: 1965; July 3, 1966 at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco; November 10, 1967 at the Shrine Exhibition Hall in Los Angeles; October 20, 1968 at the Greek Theater; February 22, 1969 at the Dream Bowl in Vallejo; April 15, 1970 at Winterland; March 18, 1971 at the Fox Theater in St. Louis; September 24, 1972 at the Palace Theater in Waterbury; November 14, 1973 at the San Diego Sports Arena; September 18, 1974 at the Parc des Expositions in Dijon, France (with Ned Lagin playing "Seastones"); September 28, 1975 at Lindley Meadows in San Francisco; October 3, 1976 at Cobo Hall in Detroit; April 25, 1977 at the Capital Theater in Passaic; May 14, 1978 at the Providence Civic Center; October 27, 1979 at the Cape Cod Coliseum in South Yarmouth; November 28, 1980 at the Lakeland Civic Center; May 16, 1981 at Barton Hall in Ithaca; July 31, 1982 at Manor Downs in Austin; October 21, 1983 at the Worcester Centrum; October 12, 1984 at the Augusta Civic Center; June 24, 1985 at River Bend Music Center in Cincinnati; May 3, 1986 at Cal Expo Amphitheater; September 18, 1987 at Madison Square Garden; July 3, 1988 at Oxford Plains Speedway, Maine; October 26, 1989 at the Miami Arena; October 27, 1990 at the Zenith in Paris; September 10, 1991 at Madison Square Garden; March 20, 1992 at Copps Coliseum in Ontario; March 27, 1993 at the Knickerbocker Coliseum in Albany, NY; October 1, 1994 at the Boston Garden; and February 21, 1995 at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City. The set was announced on June 2, 2015 and had a price of $699.98. 30 Trips Around The Sun: The Definitive Story (1965-1995) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino , September 18, 2015) This album was also released in digital format on a gold-colored SYF lightning bolt shaped USB drive with all of the music from the collection in both FLAC (96 Khz/24 bit) and MP3 formats. The USB version was limited to one thousand numbered copies. It includes a pdf version of the 288 page book with an essay by Nicholas Meriwether and special remembrances submitted by Deadheads. 30 Trips Around The Sun: The Definitive Story (1965-1995) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Rhino , September 18, 2015) A four CD version of the eighty CD release containing one song from each concert. CD one contains nine tracks: "Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)" (featuring The Emergency Crew) (3:15), "Cream Puff War" (Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA 7/3/66) (5:07), "Viola Lee Blues" (Shrine (Exhibition Hall, Los Angeles, CA 1/10/67) (15:14), "Dark Star" (Greek Theater, Berkeley, CA 10/20/68) (10:29), "Doin’ That Rag" (Dream Bowl, Vallejo, CA 2/22/69) (6:50), "Dancing In The Street" (Winterland, San Francisco, CA 4/15/70) (11:29), "Ain’t It Crazy (The Rub)" (Fox Theater, St. Louis, MO 3/18/71) (4:40), "Tomorrow Is Forever" (The Palace Theater, Waterbury, CT 9/24/72) (5:30),and "Here Comes Sunshine" (San Diego Sports Arena 11/14/73) (12:58). CD two contains seven tracks: "Uncle John’s Band" (Parc des Expositions, Dijon, France 9/18/74) (9:26), "Franklin’s Tower" (Lindley Meadows, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco 9/28/75) (7:50), "Scarlet Begonias" (Cobo Hall, Detroit, MI 10/3/76) (11:58), "Estimated Prophet" (Capital Theatre, Passaic, NJ 4/25/77) (7:58), "Samson And Delilah" (Providence Civic Center, Providence, RI 5/14/78) (10:18), "Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance" (Cape Cod Coliseum, South Yarmouth, MA 10/27/79) (12:26), and "Deep Elem Blues" (Lakeland Civic Center, Lakeland, FL 11/28/80) (4:57). CD three contains seven tracks: "Shakedown Street" (Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 5/16/81) (16:31), "Bird Song" (Manor Downs, Austin, TX 7/31/82) (9:42), "My Brother Esau" (The Centrum, Worchester, MA 10/21/83) (5:21), "Feel Like A Stranger" (Agusta Civic Center, Agusta, ME 10/12/84) (10:06), "Let It Grow" (River Bend Music Center, Cincinnati, OH 6/24/85) (12:38), "Comes A Time" (Cal Expo Amphitheatre, Sacramento, CA 5/3/86) (7:51), and "Morning Dew" (Madison Square Garden, New York, NY 9/18/87) (11:21). CD four contains eight tracks: "Not Fade Away" (Oxford Plains Speedway, Oxford, ME 7/3/88) (8:00), "Blow Away" (Miami Arena, Miami, FL 10/26/89) (7:51), "Ramble On Rose" (Zenith, Paris, France 10/27/90) (7:30), "High Time" (Madison Square Garden, New York, NY 9/10/91) (7:37), "Althea" (Copps Coliseum, Ontario Canada 3/20/92) (7:28), "Broken Arrow" (Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, NY 3/27/1993) (6:02), "So Many Roads" (Boston Garden, Boston, MA 10/1/94) (7:28), and "Visions Of Johanna" (Delta Center, Salt Lake City, UT 2/21/95) (10:20). Ramble On Rose - Grateful Dead (Rhino / Uncut UNCUT 2015 09) The September, 2015 issue of "UNCUT" magazine, published in the UK, included this sampler CD with "10 Select Cuts From The Dead's '70's Prime" that had all been previously released. The tracks on the CD are: "Mr Charlie" (August 7, 1971, taken from "Dick's Picks Volume 35"), "Brown-Eyed Women" (August 24, 1971, taken from "Dick's Picks Volume 35"), "Look Like Rain" (February 26, 1973, taken from "Dick's Picks Volume 28"), "He’s Gone" (May 4, 1972, taken from "Europe '72 Volume 12"), "Loser" (September 21, 1972, taken from "Dick's Picks Volume 36"), "Comes A Time" (April 26, 1972, taken from "Hundred Year Hall"), "Ramble On Rose" (September 21, 1972, taken from "Dick's Picks Volume 36"), "Chinatown Shuffle" (May 11, 1972, taken from "So Many Roads (1965-1995)"). "Black-Throated Wind" (September 27, 1972 from "Dick's Picks Volume 11"), and "To Lay Me Down" ("American Beauty" outtake, taken from "So Many Roads (1965-1995)"). The CD came in a cardboard sleeve with the "Grateful Dead 50" SYF logo on the front and on the CD. The song titles and credits are listed on the back of the sleeve. Fare Thee Well: Chicago, IL Soldier Field, July 3rd, 4th, 5th, 2015 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino, November 20, 2015) The "final" concerts from July 3, 4, and 5, 2015 in Chicago were released in an individually numbered, limited to 20,000 copies, box set containing 12 CDs and 7 DVDs. This releases came with a bonus disc of behind-the-scene footage produced by Justin Kreutzmann. Pre-orders at $174.98 were announced on dead.net on July 27, 2015. The "Fare Thee Well" cover is green to blue. Fare Thee Well: Chicago, IL Soldier Field, July 3rd, 4th, 5th, 2015 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino, November 20, 2015) The "final" concerts from July 3, 4, and 5, 2015 in Chicago were released in an individually numbered, limited to 20,000 copies, box set containing 12 CDs and 7 Blu-ray discs. This releases came with a bonus disc of behind-the-scene footage produced by Justin Kreutzmann. Pre-orders at $198.98 were announced on dead.net on July 27, 2015. The "Fare Thee Well" cover is blue to green. The Best Of Fare Thee Well: Chicago, IL Soldier Field, July 3rd, 4th, 5th, 2015 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino, November 20, 2015) A two CD release containing the best from the three Chicago concerts, priced at $19.98. The "Fare Thee Well" cover is yellowish tan. Fare Thee Well: Chicago, IL Soldier Field, July 5th, 2015 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino, November 20, 2015) The final concert from July 5, 2015 in Chicago was released with full audio and high-definition video on four CDs and two Blu-Ray discs, priced at $58.98. The "Fare Thee Well" cover is blue to green. Fare Thee Well: Chicago, IL Soldier Field, July 5th, 2015 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino, November 20, 2015) The final concert from July 5, 2015 in Chicago was released with full audio and video on four CDs and two DVDs, priced at $54.98. The "Fare Thee Well" is green to blue. Dave’s Picks Volume 16: Springfield Civic Center, Springfield, MA 3/28/73 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino GRA9900121, November 1, 2015) This three CD release contains the complete concert from March 28, 1973 at the Springfield Civic Center in Springfield, Massachusetts. The album was limited to 16500 copies. The release was announced on October 6, 2015 on dead.net. The concert originally recorded by Kidd Candelario. Interludes For The Dead - Circles Around The Sun (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino GRA9900138, November 27, 2015) This two CD release contains the instrumental music that was played during set breaks at the "Fare Thee Well" concerts on June 27 and 28, 2015 and July 3, 4, and 5, 2015. The band consists of Neal Casal (of Chris Robinson Brotherhood / Hard Working Americans) and a group of musicians named "Franklins of the World" that include Adam MacDougall (of the Chris Robinson Brotherhood), Dan Horne (of Beachwood Sparks and Cass McCombs), and drummer Mark Levy (of the band Congress). The music was recorded during a two day live recording session at Castaway 7 Studios in Ventura, California. The song titles include "Scarlet Magnolias", "Friend Of The Dead", "Dealbreaker", and "Fakedown Street". Interludes For The Dead - Circles Around The Sun (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino , November 27, 2015) The album was released on two 180 gram vinyl records in a limited edition of 5,000 copies. These were released as part of the Record Store Day "Black Friday 2015" event on November 27, 2015. Shrine Exposition Hall, Los Angeles, CA 11/10/1967 - Grateful Dead (Rhino / Grateful Dead Productions A 552660, UPC 081227950118) This three record album is pressed on 180 gram vinyl and limited to 6700 copies. The ten tracks are from the November 10, 1967 show at the Shrine Exposition Hall in Los Angeles. These were taken from the "30 Trips Around The Sun: The Definitive Story (1965-1995)" box set. The album was mixed and mastered by Jeffrey Norman from the 8-track analog master tapes, and the records were mastered by David Glasser. On record 1, side A contains "Viola Lee Blues" and "It Hurts Me Too" and side B contains "Beat It On Down The Line", "Morning Dew", and "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl". On record 2, side A contains "That's It For The Other One (Cryptical Envelopment I) (The Other One) (Cryptical Envelopment II)" and side B contains "New Potato Caboose". On record 3, side A contains "Alligator " and "Caution (Do Not Stop On The Tracks) (Beginning)" and side B contains "Caution (Do Not Stop On The Tracks) (Conclusion)". Released on January 19, 2016. - Hart Valley Drifters (jerrygarcia.com) This album contains a Fall, 1963 studio performance by the Hart Valley Drifters (Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter, David Nelson, Ken Frankel, and Norm Van Maastricht on dobro). The performance consists of 18 tracks, the last being "Sittin' On Top Of The World" with vocals by Jerry Garcia and Ken Frankel on acoustic guitar. The material for the album was sourced from a 1/2 track monophonic 7 1/2 ips reel to reel tape recording of band. Portions of the tape were later broadcast in 1963 on the "Folk Time" weekly radio program on KZSU hosted by Ted Claire. Brian Miksis got the tape from Ted Claire, and worked with Jerry Garcia LLC to release the album. To be released in 2016. Dave’s Picks Volume 17: Selland Arena, Fresno, CA 7/19/74 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino , February 1, 2016) This three CD release contains the complete concert from July 19, 1974 at Selland Arena in Fresno, California. The album includes "Seastones" by Ned Lagin and Phil Lesh. The release was announced on November 3, 2015 on dead.net. The photos showing the band performing outdoors are from the June 16, 1974 concert at the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines. Dave’s Picks Volume 18: Orpheum Theater, San Francisco 7/17/76 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino , May 1, 2016) This three CD release contains the complete concert from July 17, 1976 at the Orpheum Theater in San Francisco. the third CD contains songs from Set 1 from the July 16, 1976 concert at the Orpheum Theater. The release was announced in a video recorded by David Lemieux on January 8, 2016, and put on the dead.net site in late January, 2016. Dave's Picks 2016 Bonus Disc - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino, May 1, 2016) This CD contains songs from Set II from the July 16, 1976 concert. It is the bonus disc sent to series subscribers. July 1978: The Complete Recordings - Grateful Dead (Rhino / Grateful Dead GRA9900141, May 13, 2016) This 12 CD box set, limited to 15000 numbered copies, contains the complete concerts from July 1, 1978 at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City (on two CDs), July 3, 1978 at St. Paul Civic Center in St. Paul (on two CDs), July 5,1978 at Omaha Civic Auditorium in Omaha (on two CDs), and July 7 and 8, 1978 at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado (each on three CDs). Pre-orders were accepted starting on March 15, 2016. The July 1, 3, and 5, 1978 concerts were taped by Betty Cantor-Jackson and are the first "official" releases from the "Betty Boards" that have been returned to the tape vault. Until this release, the July 1, 3, and 5, 1978 concerts had only been available as audience recordings. The booklet includes artwork by Paul Pope, liner notes by Nick Meriwether, and notes from David Lemieux. The box set was made available for HD digital download in FLAC and ALAC from dead.net on the release day. Red Rocks 7/8/78 - Grateful Dead (Rhino / Grateful Dead, May 13, 2016) A three CD release of the July 8, 1978 concert at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado. This is taken from the "July 1978: The Complete Recordings" box set. Day Of The Dead - var. (4AD , May 20, 2016) This five CD box set tribute contains 59 tracks, all of them Grateful Dead songs covered by various artists and groups. The compilation was produced by Aaron Dessner and co-produced by Bryce Dessner and Josh Kaufman. It is a benefit for Red Hot, the HIV/AIDS not-for-profit organization. Track 20 on "Thunder (Vol. 1)" includes Wilco and Bob Weir performimg "St. Stephen (Live)". Track 20 on "Sunshine (Vol. 3)" includes The National with Bob Weir performing "I Know You Rider (Live)". The release was also made available as a digital download. Day Of The Dead - var. (4AD , May 20, 2016) This tribute album of Grateful Dead songs covered by various artists and groups was released on vinyl as a limited edition box set. Dave’s Picks Volume 19: - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino , August 1, 2016) Dave’s Picks Volume 20: - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino , November 1, 2016) --- - Robert Hunter (2005) A project to record the definitive versions of fourteen of songs: "Hill And Gully Run", "Wind Blows High", "Devil Rode Out", "Starbaby Gap", "I'll Take You There", "Deadman Dancing", "Eulalie", "Key To Your Room", "Elijah Run", "Into The Blue", "Scrap Of Moonlight", "The Song Remains", "Serafina Magdalena", and "Chingo". Festival Express - var. ( ) Soundtrack from the 85 minute movie about the June 27 to July 4, 1970 Transcontinental Pop Festival and the five day train ride across Canada. The movie was edited from 46 hours of footage of the train ride, concerts, jams, etc. The concert performances were recorded on 8 track tape. To be released in 2003. http://www.festivalexpress.com The movie was premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, during September 4 to 13, 2003. Taking Woodstock - var. (Rhino R2 520987, UPC 081227985080) The CD for the original motion picture soundtrack from the film "Taking Woodstock" includes "China Cat Sunflower (Live)" (5:34) by the Grateful Dead. Released in 2009. Make A Cat Laugh - Ned Lagin ( ) An album taken from "The Birthday Sessions" (March 17, 1975) recorded at Bob Weir's studio. The recording sessions were originally booked for the Grateful Dead for "Blues For Allah" related rehearsals but when the band did not use the session, it was turned over to Ned Lagin. The recording engineer was Steve Brown. Appearing are Ned Lagin, with Jerry Garcia, David Crosby, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann, and John Cipollina. The album was mastered on May 6, 2004, with engineering by Jeremy Goody at Bay Records Studios, Berkeley, California. Additional mastering was performed by Paul Stubblebine in late March and early April, 2007. Originally scheduled to be released in 2007, it is planned for release in late 2016. There are eleven tracks. L - Ned Lagin ( ) A suite of dance music. To be released in 2006. Cat Dreams - Ned Lagin ( ) An album of acoustic, jazz rock, electro-country, and electronic forms. Appearing on the album are Celso Alberti (drums, electronic drums, and percussion), Dick Bright (violin), Barry Finnerty (electric guitar and acoustic guitar), Kevin Hayes (drums and electronic drums), Alex Maldonado (Native American flutes), Dewayne Pate (electric bass), Barry Sless (pedal steel guitar and electric guitar), and Gary Vogensen (electric guitar and slide guitar). Lagin plays electric piano, keyboard sampled synths (including vocal, electric guitar, cello, pedal steel guitar, and others), Roland Axxe, Native American flutes, and softsynths (Ableton LIve and Max for Live, Reason, Reaktor). It is planned for release in late 2016. --- Note: Early in his career, Jerry Garcia would play with various groups on their albums. Quite often, the songs that he played on became iconic for the group whose song it was. Consequently, these songs appear on various compilations, best of's, samplers, re-issues, etc. Below is a short list of those albums: The Worst Of Jefferson Airplane - Jefferson Airplane (1970) Melody Soundtrack - var. (1971) Burbank - var. (1972) Rock's Greatest Hits - var. (1972) A Thousand And One Nights With It's A Beautiful Day - It's A Beautiful Day (1974) Two Originals, Stephen Stills (1975) The Heavyweights - var. (1975) The Best Of Brewer and Shipley - Brewer and Shipley (1976) The Best Of Stephen Stills - Stephen Stills (1976) Flight Log (1966-1976) - Jefferson Airplane (1977) Out Of The Blues: The Best of David Bromberg - David Bromberg (1977) The Best of Crosby and Nash - David Crosby and Graham Nash (1978) Replay - Crosby, Stills and Nash (1980) Volunteers / Crown Of Creation - Jefferson Airplane (1980) On The Road Again - Brewer and Shipley (1982) Rock Galaxy (Germany) - Jefferson Airplane (1983) Giants Of Rock - var. (1984) 2400 Fulton Street - Jefferson Airplane (1987) Jefferson Airplane - The Collection (UK) - Jefferson Airplane (1988) The Wonder Years: Music from the Emmy Award-Winning Show & Its Era - var. (1989) Greatest Hits - Brewer and Shipley (1989) Der Sampler 32 - var. (1989) Balince - Marty Balin (1990) White Rabbit And Other Hits - Jefferson Airplane (1990) Flashback - The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack - var. (1990) The Indian Runner - Original Soundtrack - var. (1991) The Cities Sampler - Vol. 3: Songs For The Earth - var. (1991) L.A. Lady - The New Riders Of The Purple Sage (1991) Around The World - var. (1991) Crosby, Stills and Nash Box Set - Crosby, Stills, and Nash (1991) Carry On - Crosby, Stills and Nash (1991) Jefferson Airplane Loves You (Box Set) - Jefferson Airplane (1992) Jefferson Starship - The Collection (UK) - Jefferson Starship (1992) Greatest Hits - Volume 3 - Bob Dylan (1994) Wasted Tasters - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (1994) Guitar Preacher : The Polydor Years - Link Wray (1995_ Relix's Best Of The Early New Riders Of The Purple Sage - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (1995) Hillbilly Fever Vol. 5 - Legends Of Country Rock - var. (1995) Surrealistic Pillow / Volunteers - Jefferson Airplane (1996) Heroes of Country Music Vol. 5 - Legends Of Country Rock - var. (1996) Relix Bay Record Shop, Vol. 9: Tribute To Jerry Garcia - var. (1997) The Player: Retrospective - David Bromberg (1998) Something Borrowed, Something New - Country Joe McDonald (1998) Hits - Jefferson Airplane / Jefferson Starship / Starship (1998) Tom Fogerty / Excalibur - Tom Fogerty (1998) It's A Beautiful Day / Marrying Maiden - It's A Beautiful Day (1998) Rock Progression - var. (1998) Mr. Music (Soundtrack) - var. (1999) A Walk On The Moon (Soundtrack) - var. (1999) The Very Best Of Tom Fogerty - Tom Fogerty (1999) The Best Of Grace Slick - Grace Slick (1999) Time Machine - Jefferson Airplane (1999) Girl, Interrupted (Soundtrack) - var. (2000) Love Songs - Jefferson Airplane / Jefferson Starship / Starship (2000) Ethnic 2000 Vol. 2 - var. (2000) VH1 Behind The Music - Jefferson Airplane/Jefferson Starship/Starship (2000) Furthur Most - var. (2000) Dead Delites, Vol. 4 - var. (2000) The Best Of Bob Dylan, Vol. 2 - Bob Dylan (2000) Essential Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan (2000) The Very Best Of - Bob Dylan (2000) Ridin' with Panama Red - New Riders of the Purple Sage (2000) One Toke Over The Line: The Best Of Brewer and Shipley - Brewer and Shipley (2001) Ignition - Jefferson Airplane (2001) Deep Orient, Vol. 2 - var. (2001) The Ultimate Collection - Edie Brickell (2002) The New Riders Of The Purple Sage / Powerglide - The New Riders Of The Purple Sage (2002) Moonlight Mile (soundtrack) - var. (2002) Surrealistic Pillow / After Bathing At Baxter's / Crown Of Creation - Jefferson Airplane (2003) Greatest Radio Hits - Bruce Hornsby (2004) Weeds & Tarkio - Brewer and Shipley (2004) The Best of Jefferson Airplane: Somebody To Love - Jefferson Airplane (2004) Pops In Jazz - var. (2004) Pops In Jazz, Vol. 2 - var. (2004) Somebody To Love - Jefferson Airplane (2004) Crosby, Stills, and Nash Greatest Hits - Crosby, Stills, and Nash (2005) The Essential - Jefferson Airplane (2005) Running With Scissors (soundtrack) - var. (2006) Cactus Juice - The New Riders Of The Purple Sage (2006) Discover Beyond - Jefferson Airplane (2007) Four Decades of Folk Rock - var. (2007) Dylan - Bob Dylan (three CD release) (2007) David Bromberg / Demon In Disguise - David Bromberg (2008) Surrealistic Pillow / Crown Of Creation - Jefferson Airplane (2008) Original Album Classics - Jefferson Airplane (2008) Volunteers / Bark / Long John Silver - Jefferson Airplane (2008) Reflections - Graham Nash (2009) Essential Bob Dylan Limited Edition 3.0 - Bob Dylan (2009) Playlist: The Very Best of Jefferson Airplane - Jefferson Airplane (2009) Greatest Hits: Steel Box Collection - Jefferson Airplane (2009) The Woodstock Experience - Jefferson Airplane (2009) The Woodstock Experience (Box) - var. (2009) A Serious Man (Original Soundtrack) - var. (2009) Early Flight / Thirty Seconds Over Winterland - Jefferson Airplane (2010) Wanted Dead Or Alive / Midnight On The Water - David Bromberg (2010) Playlist: The Very Best of Bob Dylan '80s - Bob Dylan (2010) The Music of Jefferson Airplane - Jefferson Airplane (2010) Super Hits - Jefferson Airplane (2010) Instant Armadillo Blues: Best of 1971-1975 - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (2011) Pure... Psychedelic Rock - var. (2011) A Little Bit Country - var. (2011) The Essential - Jefferson Airplane / Jefferson Starship / Starship (2012) On stage introduction or contribution to liner notes: Men Are Made in the Paint: An Audio Guide to The World of Basketball - Bill Walton (1994) The Music Of Bill Monroe - Bill Monroe (1994) 33 Acoustic Guitar Instrumentals - Clarence White (2000) Live In L.A. - Scotty Stoneman with The Kentucky Colonels (2003) --- Note: Donna Jean Godchaux also appears on numerous albums under her maiden name, Donna Jean Thatcher. Before joining up the Dead, she was a backup singer at the famed Muscle Shoals studios in Alabama. Donna sings on Percy Sledge's "When A Man Loves A Woman". She also appears on Elvis Presley's "In The Ghetto", "Suspicious Minds", "Cold Kentucky Rain", and "Long Black Limousine" (along with members of the Allman Brothers Band and Lynyrd Skynyrd as backup musicians). She was deleted from the final mix of the Rolling Stones' "Gimme Shelter" (from "Let It Bleed") because it was felt that she took the spotlight away from Mick Jagger's singing. Donna also sings backup on Lowell George's band Little Feat song "Dixie Chicken" and on Gary Rossington's band Lynyrd Skynyrd song "Sweet Home Alabama". Boz Scaggs - Boz Scaggs (Atlantic SD 8239) Donna Jean Thatcher sings backup on all songs except "Now You're Gone". Duane Allman plays on the album and also appears in the photo on this 1969 release. This was the second album by Boz Scaggs. The album was remixed in 1977 to enhance the presence of Duane Allman and released in 1978 as Atlantic SD-19166; that version was also released on CD. The original mix of the album was released on 180 gram vinyl LP record on the Friday Music label in 2008. Mother Earth Presents Tracy Nelson Country - Mother Earth (Mercury SR-61230) This third album by the group was recorded in Nashville in 1969. It includes Elvis Presley sidemen guitarist Scotty Moore and drummer D. J. Fontana, and Donna Jean Thatcher on background vocals. The album was produced by Pete Drake, Scotty Moore, and Travis Rivers. It was released on CD in 1996 (Reprise Records ?946233-2 and Reprise Records 2-46233). --- Note: Dan Healy produced a number of records from late 1969 to early 1972, including some for Mercury Records. Some of the records that Healy worked on include: some of the Sir Douglas Quintet, Tracy Nelson and Mother Earth, The Charlatans, Harvey Mandel's first two albums, Dr. John's second album, "Cauldron" by The Fifty Foot Hose (Limelight Records LS 86062, released around 1968, producer and engineer), and Quicksilver Messenger Service's "Fresh Air" and "What About Me" albums. --- ------- Singles ------- Raunchy / - The Chords ( ) In the Fall, 1959, Jerry Garcia played in this band during his attendance at Analy High School in Sebastopol, California. The band won a contest and recorded this song by Bill Doggett. Joe And The Jaguars - Joe And The Jaguars (Hispavox HH 17-274) While serving in the United States Air Force and stationed at the Torrejon de Ardoz base, near Madrid, Spain, Mickey Hart was a member of this group formed by guitarist Joe Bennett. This four-song, seven inch, 45 rpm extended play record was released in 1964 and contains: "Si Tuviera Un Martillo (If I Had A Hammer) (2:00), "La Hora" (2:10); "Kansas City" (2:15), and "Memphis" (2:00). Karina Con Los Jaguars - Karina Con Los Jaguars (Hispavox HH 17-275) Joe and the Jaguars, with Mickey Hart on drums, recorded these four songs with Karina, then a seventeen year old singer. These were recorded at the same session that yielded the four tracks on the "Joe And The Jaguars" EP. This four-song, seven inch, 45 rpm extended play record contains: "No Esta Bien (She's A Fool)" (2:20), "La Misma Playa (Spiaggia Stessa, Stesso Mare)" (2:05); "Hully Gully Boy" (2:04), and "Vaya, Vaya" ("Lawdy, Lawdy") (2:30). Stealin' (2:32) / Don't Ease Me In (2:00) - The Grateful Dead (Scorpio 201) Released in June, 1966 (possibly July, 1996) on Gene Estribou's Scorpio Records. Estribou's studio was located on the fifth floor of 737 Buena Vista West, south of the Panhandle, and west of the Haight-Ashbury district in San Francisco. The label has black lettered text on a red label. The "Stealin'" side is cataloged as "003/201" and the "Don't Ease Me In" side is "002/201". This was the Dead's first recording contract. Both "Don't Ease Me In" and "Stealin'" are credited to Garcia. The original run was about 250 singles. It was recalled soon after release, possibly because the band did not like the tracks. Pressed around the hole are a flowing-script handwritten "Commercial Recorders Inc.", lock-lettered hand-printed matrix numbers "002/201" and "003/210" (on the corresponding sides), the full song titles for each side, and a handwritten symbol that resembles two "SS" with an "L" through them. On the "Don't Ease Me In" side, the ratio between grooves and wax is about even. The recording sessions probably took place on May 29, 1966, after the band's appearance at California Hall. Also recorded during these sessions were takes of "Stealin'" (instrumental and vocals), "Don't Ease Me In" (instrumental and vocals), "You Don't Have To Ask" (vocals), "Tastebud" (instrumental and vocals), "I Know You Rider" (vocals), and "Cold Rain And Snow" (instrumental and vocals). These have been released on "The Golden Road" box set. Stealin' (2:32) / Don't Ease Me In (2:00) - The Grateful Dead (Scorpio 201) The single was bootlegged in the mid-1970s. These bootlegged versions do not have the flowing-script handwritten "Commercial Recorders Inc." text in the runout area. They only have the song titles and matrix numbers. The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion) (2:07) / Cream Puff War (2:25) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 7016) Released on March 17, 1967 (possibly March 15, 1967) on the orange Warner Bros. Records label. Produced by Dave Hassinger. The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion) (2:07) / Cream Puff War (2:25) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 7016) Released on March 17, 1967 on a white ("Promotion Not For Sale) Warner Bros. Records label with the arrows going around the label. The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion) / Cold Rain And Snow - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 32025) Released in Greece with an orange Warner Bros. Records label. The label states that the single was produced by Dave Hassinger, arranged by The Grateful Dead, with McGannahan Skjellyfetti credited as the author of both songs. The songs are published by "Ice Nine Pub. Co.". Viola Lee Blues / - Grateful Dead ( ) An edited, three minute, version of the longer album track had been prepared but not released. Viola Lee Blues (Part 1) / Viola Lee Blues (Part 2) - The Greatful Dead (Warner Brothers BR 1781) The promotional single was released in Japan on red vinyl, with a white and light blue label. It was packaged in a Toshiba paper sleeve. The information on the label includes "9/5 Rush" and gives the band name as "THE GREATFUL DEAD", all typed. The cover of the four page insert shows a portion of the first album cover, but in red and yellow colors, and lists the titles as "VIOLA LEE BLUES (PART1 . PART2)", and lists the band name in Japanese only. The price is listed as 370 yen. Page 2 of the insert lists the song titles and has a short write up about the band. Page 3 of the insert includes the lyrics: Viola Lee Blues (Part 1) Just the cleanest perfume wrote it But it wrote it down neatly Just the cleanest perfume wrote it If you miss till seven You'll be left alone Some got 6 months Some got one solid Some got one solid Yea, need it Some got 6 months Some got one solid But in my mother All got one fine year I don't let her make it easy Make it easy, yea, need it Don't let her make it easy, yea You may know by later I've got a friend somewhere Viola Lee Blues (Part 2) I don't let her make it easy Make it easy, yea, need it Don't let her make it easy, yea You may know by later I've got a friend somewhere Viola Lee Blues (Part 1) / Viola Lee Blues (Part 2) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers BR 1781) The single was released in Japan on black vinyl, with a red, full color label. The information on the label gives the band name as "THE GREATFUL DEAD". The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion), Beat It On Down The Line / Cold Rain And Snow, Cream Puff War - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. Records WC-77007) This four song, 33 1/3 rpm, EP record was released in Columbia on the red with dark green, light green, and yellow outward pointing arrows Warner Brothers record label. The record label states that it was "Hecho en Colombia por Cia Colombiana de Discos Ltda." and that "Codiscos bajo licencia de Warner Bros Pictures Inc y su subsidiaria Warner Bros Records Inc.". On the label, "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" and "Cold Rain And Snow" are credited to McGannahan Skjellyfetti, "Beat It On Down The Line" is credited to Jesse Fuller, and "Cream Puff War" is credited to Jerry Garcia. Sons And Daughters (3:40) / Fire In The City (3:20) - Jon Hendricks (Verve VK-10512) The Grateful Dead back up jazz vocalist Jon Hendricks on "Fire In The City". This single is from the soundtrack to the documentary film "Fire In The City". Released in April, 1967 (possibly May 13, 1967) on the blue with silver printing Verve label. On the "Fire In The City" label of the single, it states that the film is called "Sons And Daughters" by American Documentary Films. On the "Sons And Daughters" label of the single, it states that it is the "Title Song from the motion picture "Sons And Daughters" American Documentary Films, Inc.". Sons And Daughters (3:40) / Fire In The City (3:20) - Jon Hendricks (Verve VK-10512) This was also released as a "SPECIAL DISC JOCKEY RECORD" on the yellow with black printing Verve label. On the "Fire In The City" and the "Sons And Daughters" labels of the single, it states that the single is "From The American Documentary Films "Fire In The City" (Krug)". Dark Star (2:50) / Born Cross-Eyed (3:00) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. - Seven Arts 7186) A studio "Dark Star" and a slightly different mix of "Born Cross-Eyed" than on the "Anthem Of The Sun" album. Released in April, 1968. "Dark Star" was recorded in the New York studio during the "Anthem Of The Sun" sessions. Robert Hunter, in his first appearance on a Grateful Dead recording, speaks the "mystery" lyrics at the end of "Dark Star": "Spinning a set of stars through which the tattered tails of axis rolls about the waxen wind of never set to motion in the unbecoming round about the season hardly matters nor the wise through which the stars were set in spin.". The first verse to "Dark Star" was written by Hunter after hearing the Dead perform a jam at the Dance Hall, Rio Nido, CA, (possibly the jams during "Dancing In The Street") on September 3, 1967, and it was completed in Golden Gate Park while Hunter was staying at 710 Ashbury Street in San Francisco. Hetty (nee McGee) MacLise plays the tanpura on "Dark Star", creating the harmonic bourdon heard throughout the song. Dark Star (2:50) / Born Cross-Eyed (3:00) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. - Seven Arts 7186) Released on the "green" Warner Brothers label with a picture sleeve. The cover features a color photo of just the band members, with the same theme as the photo on the back cover of the "Aoxomoxoa" album. The band name (The Grateful Dead) is across the top and the song titles are across the bottom. Dark Star (2:50) / Born Cross-Eyed (3:00) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. - Seven Arts 7186) Released as a "Promotion Not For Sale" DJ single on the "white" Warner Brothers - Seven Arts Records record label. Dark Star ( ) / Born Cross-Eyed ( ) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. BR-1965) A single released in Japan by the Toshiba label, on a red Warner Brothers label with dark red, translucent vinyl. The front of the two sided insert shows the band (Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann, Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and Pigpen) in a black and white photo. The upper part of the front has a light green band with the band name in Japanese and the two song titles in English, and "THE GRATEFUL DEAD" across the lower portion of the photo. The price is listed as 400 yen. The back of the insert lists the song titles and has a short write up about the band. Born Cross-Eyed ( ) / Dark Star ( ) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers WB 7186) An "ADVANCE PROMOTION COPY" single released in the UK in 1968. The label is yellow, includes the words "NOT FOR SALE", and has a big letter "A" printed on the side with "Born Cross-Eyed". Born Cross-Eyed ( ) / Dark Star ( ) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers WB 7186) A single released in the UK in 1968, on the reddish orange label. The song times are not listed on the record label Dupree's Diamond Blues (3:30) / Cosmic Charlie (5:40) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. - Seven Arts 7324) Released on June 20, 1969 (possibly July 30, 1969). Dupree's Diamond Blues (3:30) / Cosmic Charlie (5:40) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. - Seven Arts 7324) Released as a stereo "Promotion Not For Sale" single with a white label. Cosmic Charlie (5:40) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. - Seven Arts 7324) A promo single. Dupree's Diamond Blues (3:30) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. - Seven Arts 7324) A mono/stereo promo single on the white label. Aoxomoxoa - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. PRO 335) This promotional single has three radio spots, each 0:50 long. The same spots are on both sides. The master number is S39560. Good Morning, Little School Girl / The Golden Road - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. - Seven Arts BR-2227) A single released in Japan. The picture sleeve front cover shows a portion of the first album's cover. The words "Grateful Dead" do not appear in English on the cover. The cover lists the single's info in Japanese. The lyrics, in Japanese and English, are printed inside the cover. Although the single contains songs from the first Grateful Dead album, it appears to have been released in 1969. China Cat Sunflower (4:15) / St. Stephen ( ) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Seven Arts BR 2334) A Japanese single with a white label and pressed on red vinyl. The picture sleeve is a band photo, circa 1967, in green and black, with "NEW ROCK BEST HIT SERIES" printed across the top. Teacher - (Nasty X-1) This is supposed to have Jerry Garcia, Mickey Hart, and others on this X-rated single from 1970. Pulling Me Apart / Captain Credit - Philo (ABS Records 8824) Bill Kreutzmann plays drums on this recording engineered by Mickey Hart and Dan Healy. My Best Friend / How Do You Feel? - Jefferson Airplane (RCA Victor 47-9063) Garcia plays on "My Best Friend" from the "Surrealistic Pillow" album. My Best Friend / How Do You Feel? - Jefferson Airplane (RCA Victor 47-9063) This was also released as a promo single. Somebody To Love / She Has Funny Cars - Jefferson Airplane (RCA Victor 47-9140) Garcia arranged "Somebody To Love" from the "Surrealistic Pillow" album. Also released as a promo single. Somebody To Love / She Has Funny Cars - Jefferson Airplane (RCA Victor 47-9140) This was also released as a promo single. White Rabbit / Plastic Fantastic Lover - Jefferson Airplane (RCA Victor 47-9348) Garcia plays on "Plastic Fantastic Lover" from the "Surrealistic Pillow" album. White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane (RCA Victor 47-9348) This was released as a promo single. Live Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. - Seven Arts PRO 363) A seven inch, 45 rpm promotional single with the white record label, released in November, 1969. It features a 60 second and a 50 second, in stereo, radio spot for the "Live/Dead" album. The same tracks are pressed on both sides of the single. This is on the white "Promotion Not For Sale" label. Teach Your Children (2:53) / Carry On (4:26) - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (Atlantic 2735) Released in May, 1970. Garcia plays pedal steel guitar on "Teach Your Children". Teach Your Children (2:53) / Carry On (4:26) - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (Nippon Gramaphon DT-1167) A Japanese release of the single, with a picture sleeve. Garcia plays pedal steel guitar on "Teach Your Children". Teach Your Children (2:53) / Carry On (4:26) - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (P-1040A) A Japanese release of the single. Garcia plays pedal steel guitar on "Teach Your Children". Teach Your Children (2:53) / Woodstock (3:54) - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (Atlantic OS 13050) Released in 1971. Garcia plays pedal steel guitar on "Teach Your Children". Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers - Seven Arts PRO ) A 0:55 long radio ad, in stereo, with "Dupree's Diamond Blues" as the background music. At one point, the announcer mentions the album title: "...you know, if I were able to pronounce it, I'd tell you the title of the LP, but instead...". It is not certain if this is on a single by itself, or with other "Aoxomoxoa" radio ads. Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers - Seven Arts PRO ) A 0:54 long radio ad, in stereo, with "What's Become Of The Baby?" as the background music. The announcer asks a sixteen year old girl to rate the song "What's Become Of The Baby?". It is not certain if this is on a single by itself, or with other "Aoxomoxoa" radio ads. Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers - Seven Arts PRO ) A 0:52 long radio ad, in stereo, with "Doin' That Rag" as the background music. The album title is mentioned: "...that we cannot tell you its title of over these airwaves, so...". It is not certain if this is on a single by itself, or with other "Aoxomoxoa" radio ads. Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB PRO 414) A seven inch, 45 rpm single. It features three 60 second, in stereo, radio spots for the "Workingman's Dead" album. The same tracks are pressed on both sides of the single. This is on the white "Promotion Not For Sale" label. Uncle John's Band (3:07) / New Speedway Boogie (3:23) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 7410) The words "God damn" are deleted from "Uncle John's Band" and the song is edited down from its album length of 4:42. Released in May, 1970 (possibly July 1, 1970). The catalog info is on the right side of the green Warner Brothers label. Uncle John's Band (3:07) / New Speedway Boogie (3:23) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. - Seven Arts A 7410) This single was released in Germany with a picture sleeve, with a front cover similar to the front cover of the "Workingman's Dead" album. The words "Uncle John's Band" are written in the "Workingman's Dead"-style font. The lower right corner shows the "WB" shield, "A 7410" and "STEREO". Along the bottom is an blurb for the album: "Ask for album WS 1869". The record label is the green Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Records label. Uncle John's Band (3:07) / New Speedway Boogie (3:23) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 7410) Released as DJ single on the white Warner Brothers Records label with "PROMOTION NOT FOR SALE" at the top. Uncle John's Band (3:07) / New Speedway Boogie (3:23) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 7410 (N18574)) The European version of the single, made in Holland. The catalog info is on the left side of the label. This came in a brown-colored picture sleeve, the front featuring the band name ("The Grateful Dead", the round photo from the "Aoxomoxoa" album back cover, and the song titles. The back cover advertises six albums by artists on the Reprise label in Europe. Uncle John's Band (3:07) / New Speedway Boogie (3:23) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 7410) Released in the UK on the red Warner Brothers label, with the black arrows approximately half way around the edge. At the bottom of the label, it states that the song is from the "Workingman's Dead" album. Uncle John's Band (3:07) / New Speedway Boogie (3:23) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 7410) Released in the UK on the yellow "Advance Promotion Copy" Warner Brothers label, with the black arrows approximately half way around the edge. The "Uncle John's Band" side has a big red "A". Uncle John's Band (3:07) / New Speedway Boogie (3:23) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WV 5144) This single was released in France in a picture sleeve. The front of the picture sleeve has the band name in red, the song titles in black, and a black and white band photo. Uncle John's Band ( ) / ( ) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. BR 2599) A single released in Japan in 1970. Uncle John's Band (3:07) / New Speedway Boogie (3:23) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WBS 51) This single was released in South Africa on the red with dark green, light green, and yellow outward pointing arrows Warner Brothers record label. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (WB PRO 226) A five song, seven inch promo (jukebox) single with a picture sleeve. The black and white print on purple background sleeve showed the "American Beauty" album cover. The five songs are: "Sugar Magnolia" (3:15), "Operator" (2:21), and "Till The Morning Comes" (3:13); "Truckin" (5:09), and "Friend Of The Devil" (3:20). This single was made by Little LPs Unlimited, Danbury, Connecticut 06810. The back of the sleeve states that it was "Produced by Warner Bros. Records especially for Little LP's Unlimited, Danbury, Ct." and has the LLP 226 number. Little LPs also had an office in Northfield, Illinois. American Beauty - Grateful Dead (WB S 1893) A five song, seven inch single on the Warner Brothers "palm trees" label. Side 1 contains: "Sugar Magnolia" (3:15), "Operator" (2:21), and "Till The Morning Comes" (3:13). Side 2 contains: "Truckin" (5:09) and "Friend Of The Devil" (3:20). American Beauty - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB PRO 438) A seven inch, 45 rpm single. It features a 60 second, in stereo, AM radio spot for the album. The same track is pressed on both sides of the single. This was released on the white "Promotion Not For Sale" label. Truckin' (3:13) / Ripple (2:55) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 7464) Released in November, 1970 (possibly January 20, 1971) on the green WB label. Both songs are edited down from their album (5:09 for "Truckin'" and 4:10 for "Ripple") versions. The single reached number 68 on the Billboard charts. Truckin' (3:13) / Ripple (2:55) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 7464) Released on the white label as a "Promotion Not For Sale" DJ single. Truckin' (3:13) / Ripple (2:55) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. - Seven Arts 7464) Released in the Philippines as a "Promotion Copy Not For Sale" (printed on the right side of the label) DJ single on the white label. The band name appears on the left side of the label. Truckin' (3:13) / Ripple (2:55) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 16077) A picture sleeve single released in Germany, with an early (1967-ish) band photo. The cover lists the band as "The Grateful Dead" but as "Grateful Dead" on the single. Truckin' (3:13) / Ripple (2:55) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. 16077) A promotional ("Unverkaufl. Warenprobe ohne Wert", "Echantillon gratuit", "Trade Sample") single released in Germany. The picture sleeve has the early (1967-ish) band photo. The cover lists the band as "The Grateful Dead" but as "Grateful Dead" on the single. Sugar Magnolia (3:15) / Ripple (4:10) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 6114) A black and white picture sleeve single released in Holland on the green WB label. The song titles appear at the top of the cover in a "magnetic computer readable" font while the band name is in an "American Beauty" style font. A circa 1968 photo appears in the band name. The back cover advertises albums by six artists who are on the Reprise label in Europe. Louisiana Lady (3:02) / Last Lonely Eagle (5:14) - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Columbia 4-45469) A September 16, 1971 single release from the first New Riders Of The Purple Sage album "New Riders Of The Purple Sage" (Columbia C 30888). Mickey Hart plays only on "Louisiana Lady". Garcia plays on both songs. Louisiana Lady (3:02) / Last Lonely Eagle (5:14) - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Columbia 4-45469) The single was released on the white label red printing. It states that it is "Not For Resale" and "Radio Station Copy" on both sides and has a big light blue "A" on the "Louisiana Lady" label. Louisiana Lady (3:02) / Last Lonely Eagle (5:14) - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Columbia 4-45469) The single was released in Canada on the plain red Columbia record label. I Don't Know You (2:24) / Garden Of Eden - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Columbia 4-45526) A December 23, 1971 single release from the first New Riders Of The Purple Sage album "New Riders Of The Purple Sage" (Columbia C 30888). Garcia plays on both songs. I Don't Know You (2:24) - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Columbia 4-45526) The single was released as a stereo/mono "Radio Station Copy" promotional with the teal with lime printing Columbia label on the stereo side. The label lists "Intro. :03". I Don't Know You (2:24) - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Columbia 4-45526) The single was released as a stereo/mono "Radio Station Copy" promotional with the white with red printing Columbia label on the mono side. The label lists "Intro. :03". Johnny B. Goode (4:05) - Grateful Dead / So Fine (3:52) - Elvin Bishop Group (Fillmore/Warner Bros. WB 7627) A single, released on August 1, 1972, from the "Fillmore: The Last Days" album. Johnny B. Goode (4:05) - Grateful Dead / So Fine (3:52) - Elvin Bishop Group (Fillmore/Warner Bros. WB 7627) A promo single, released on August 1, 1972. This single is from the "Fillmore: The Last Days" album. Johnny B. Goode (4:05) - Grateful Dead (Fillmore/Warner Bros. WB 7627) A mono/stereo white label "Promotion Not For Sale" single from the "Fillmore: The Last Days" album. The song has an "Intro: :18". Johnny B. Goode (4:05) - Grateful Dead / So Fine (3:52) - Elvin Bishop Group (Warner Brothers 16.215) This French single is from the "Fillmore: The Last Days" album. The front of the picture sleeve shows the album cover with the artist and song information (GRATEFUL DEAD, "johnny b. goode", ELVIN BISHOP GROUP, "so fine"). Johnny B. Goode (4:05) - Grateful Dead / So Fine (3:52) - Elvin Bishop Group (Warner Brothers P-1172W) A Japanese released single from the "Fillmore: The Last Days" album. The picture sleeve front shows the similar layout to the "Fillmore: The Last Days" album cover, but with a color photo of the Grateful Dead, circa 1967. Artist and song information is in Japanese. The English lyrics to both tracks are printed on the back of the insert. Words With Bill Graham (8:36) (Fillmore/CBS AS7 1049) A 33 1/3 rpm seven inch single with an interview with Bill Graham. Part of the "Fillmore: The Last Days" album. Words With Bill Graham (8:36) (Warner-Pioneer PZ-1W) A Japanese 33 1/3 rpm seven inch single with an interview with Bill Graham. Part of the "Fillmore: The Last Days" album. Johnny B. Goode (3:42) / Truckin' (3:13) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 7653) "Johnny B. Goode" is from the "Skull And Roses" album and "Truckin'" is from the "American Beauty" album's (see above) single. This is a "Back to Back Hits" release, released on October 6, 1972, on the green WB label with a "skull with rose wreath" logo in the lower right. Music Is Love / Laughing - David Crosby (Atlantic ) This single, released in April, 1971, includes Kreutzmann, Garcia, and Lesh. I Used To Be A King / Wounded Bird - Graham Nash (Atlantic 2840) Lesh, Garcia, and Kreutzmann play on "I Used To Be A King", taken from the "Songs For Beginners" album. Released in June, 1971. Southbound Train / The Wall Song - Graham Nash/David Crosby (Atlantic 2892) Kreutzman, Lesh, and Garcia play on "The Wall Song" and Garcia plays pedal steel on "Southbound Train". Released in May, 1972. South Side Strut (2:45) / Uncle Martin's (3:09) - Howard Wales and Jerry Garcia (Douglas 7 ZS7-6501) Released in 1972 as a single from the "Hooteroll?" album. South Side Strut (2:45) / Uncle Martin's (3:09) - Howard Wales and Jerry Garcia (Douglas 7 ZS7-6501) Also released as a promo single in 1972. The "A" side has a big red "A" on it, and the "B" side is blank. Smoke Douglas - var. (Douglas AS7-1008) This 7 inch, 33 1/3 rpm sampler of Douglas artists includes "South Side Strut (5:39) from the "Hooteroll?" album. The single came in a blue colored picture sleeve. Casey Jones - Grateful Dead / Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning - Hot Tuna (International SIR 20-034) A seven inch, black vinyl, 1972, Italian release from the "Last Days Of The Fillmore" LP. Casey Jones - Grateful Dead / Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning - Hot Tuna (International ) A seven inch, orange vinyl, 1972, Italian release from the "Last Days Of The Fillmore" LP. Casey Jones - Grateful Dead / Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning - Hot Tuna (International SIR 20-034) A seven inch, blue vinyl, 1972, Italian release from the "Last Days Of The Fillmore" LP. The runout on the Grateful Dead side has "DEAD" scratched in it; the Hot Tuna side has "H Tuna". Some copies of this single mistakenly have the Grateful Dead label on both sides. Deal / The Wheel - Jerry Garcia (WB PRO 514) A "Promotion Not For Sale" promo release for Garcia's solo album. This has a red colored picture sleeve, with a purplish tinted photo of Jerry Garcia, taken from a group photo in front of the barn, with a white-lettered "GAR" in the lower right corner. On the back, in the lower left is a white-lettered "CIA", and some album information, including: "7:18 Minutes' Worth of the Future". Released in January, 1972, as "RECORD V" of a multiple single set featuring different Warner Brothers artists. Deal / The Wheel - Jerry Garcia (WB PRO 514) This was also released as a promo single without the picture sleeve. Deal (3:09) / The Wheel (4:02) - Jerry Garcia (WB 7551) Released in January, 1972. Deal (3:09) / The Wheel (4:02) - Jerry Garcia (WB 7551) Released as a DJ ("Promotion Not For Sale") single on the white Warner Bros. Records label. "The Wheel" has an "Intro: 1:10". The record label has the "skull with rose wreath" logo. The Wheel (4:05) / Deal (3:13) - Jerry Garcia (Warner Brothers 16146) This single was released in France on the green Warner Brothers label, distributed by Kinney Filipacchi Music. On this release, "The Wheel" is on the A-side. The picture sleeve shows the drawing of Garcia from the back of the "Workingman's Dead" album, with the "Garcia" album cover in the lower left, all on a yellow background. Sugaree (4:35) / Eep Hour (5:08) - Jerry Garcia (Warner Bros. WB 7569) Both of the songs are credited to Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter, and Billy Kreutzmann. Released on the green Warner Bros. Records label. The record label has the "skull with rose wreath" logo. Sugaree (4:35) / Eep Hour (5:08) - Jerry Garcia (Warner Bros. WB 7569) Released as a DJ ("Promotion Not For Sale") single on the white Warner Bros. Records label. "Sugaree" has an "Intro: :22". The record label has the "skull with rose wreath" logo. Sugaree (4:12) / Deal (3:13) - Jerry Garcia (Warner Brothers WB 16170) A picture sleeve single released in Germany. The cover shows "JERRY GARCIA" across the top, six high contrast photos of Garcia's head, and "SUGAREE / DEAL" across the bottom. I Don't Need No Doctor (3:05) / Runnin' Back To You (4:12) - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Columbia 4-45607) Bill Kreutzmann plays percussion on "I Don't Need No Doctor", on this single released in June, 1972 (possibly May 5, 1972), from the New Riders Of The Purple Sage second album "Powerglide". The label lists "I Don't Need No Doctor" as having an "Intro. :11" and "Runnin' Back To You" as "Intro. :08". The single has the grey with black print Columbia label. One More Saturday Night (3:32) / Cassidy (3:39) - Bob Weir (WB 7611) Released in 1972. "One More Saturday Night" is an edited (shorter) version of the album track. One More Saturday Night (3:32) / Cassidy (3:39) - Bob Weir (WB 7611) Released as a DJ single. One More Saturday Night (3:32) / Cassidy - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. / Kinney K 16167) A UK release with artist credit to "The Grateful Dead with Bobby Ace" instead of Bob Weir. One More Saturday Night (3:32) - The Grateful Dead With Bobby Ace / Bertha (5:40) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros./Kinney K 16167) A UK release with artist credit for "One More Saturday Night" to "The Grateful Dead with Bobby Ace" instead of Bob Weir. "Bertha" is credited to "The Grateful Dead" and is from the "Grateful Dead" (i.e., "Skull and Roses") album. This single is advertised in "The Book Of The Dead", published for the May 23, 1972 shows at Lyceum Ballroom in London. This has the green record label with the small spindle hole. One More Saturday Night (3:32) - The Grateful Dead With Bobby Ace / Bertha (5:40) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. / Kinney K 16167) A UK "Advance Promotion Copy" single. This was released on a white label with the big red "A" on side one and has the "push out" center. The promotional material states that "The Grateful Dead with Bobby Ace sing 'One More Saturday Night'" and explains who is the "mistery Mr. 'Ace'". One More Saturday Night (3:32) / Bertha (5:40) - The Grateful Dead With Bobby Ace (Warner Bros./Kinney K 16167) A UK promotional release single. One More Saturday Night (3:32) - The Grateful Dead With Bobby Ace / Bertha (5:40) - The Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 16167) A German picture sleeve single. On the single, artist credit for "One More Saturday Night" is to "Grateful Dead with Bobby Ace" instead of Bob Weir. "Bertha" is from the "Grateful Dead (Skull and Roses)" album. The front cover shows, on a black background, the "Skull and Roses" sticker that came with the "Skull And Roses" album, and the back cover has a small coffin that could be cut out and folded. The back cover also lists other German releases by the Grateful Dead ("LIVE/DEAD", "Working Men's Dead", and "American Beauty") and Jerry Garcia ("Garcia" and the "Sugaree" / "Deal" single), "Machen Sie sich Ihren Sarg." (i.e., "Make yourselves your coffin."), and has a small "LIVE" album cover in the lower right. One More Saturday Night (3:32) / Bertha (5:40) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 16167) A French picture sleeve single with, on the single, artist credit to "Grateful Dead". "Bertha" is from the "Grateful Dead (Skull and Roses)" album. The front and back cover shows, on a white background, the "Skull and Roses" sticker that came with the album. Faces Places People / Forty Years - Tom Fogerty (Fantasy F691) Garcia plays on these two songs from the "Excalibur" album. Released in October, 1972. Black Jack Jenny / Rocky Road Blues - Tom Fogerty (Fantasy 1006) Garcia plays on this single from the "Excalibur" album. Black Jack Jenny, Rocky Road Blues, (Hold On) Annie Mae, Joyful Resurrection - Tom Fogerty (Fantasy 3002) Garcia plays on the songs on this EP released in 1973. Ramble On Rose (6:09) / Jack Straw (4:46), Mr. Charlie (3:40) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB PRO 544) A "Promotion Not For Sale" white record label single and a foldout record jacket. The songs are from the "Europe '72" album. Released in November, 1972. Sugar Magnolia (3:57) / Mr. Charlie (3:40) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 7667) "Sugar Magnolia" is an edited version of the song on "Europe '72". The label has the "skull with rose wreath" logo. Released on December 27, 1972. An ad for the single was listed in the January 13, 1973 issue of Billboard. Sugar Magnolia (3:57) / Mr. Charlie (3:40) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WB 7667) Released on the white label as a "Promotion Not For Sale" DJ single. "Sugar Magnolia" is listed as having "Intro: :13", which is the length of music before the vocals start. "Mr. Charlie" is listed as having "Intro: :12". The left side of the label has the band name. The right side of the label states that the track is from the "Europe '72" album. The label has the "skull with rose wreath" logo. Sugar Magnolia (3:57) / Mr. Charlie (3:40) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. - Seven Arts 7667) The single was released in the Philippines on the white label as a "Promotion Copy Not For Sale" DJ single. The left side of the label has the band name and that the track is from the "Europe '72" album. Sugar Magnolia (3:57) / Mr. Charlie (3:40) - Grateful Dead (Warner Bros. WBCS 7.035) The single was released in Brazil. At the bottom of the label is the "WB 7667" number. "Sugar Magnolia" was "Produced by Bob Weir, Phil Lesh and Betty Cantor. "Mr. Charlie" was "Produced by Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Bob & Betty". Sugar Magnolia (3:38) - Grateful Dead (WB PRO 553) Released as a white label promotional single. Taken from the "Europe '72" album. Sugar Magnolia (3:57) - Grateful Dead (WB 7667) Released as a stereo/mono DJ single. Truckin' (3:13) / Sugar Magnolia (3:57) - Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers 7-21988 ) "Truckin'" is edited (WB 7464-B) and from the "American Beauty" studio album. "Sugar Magnolia" is edited (WB 7667) from "Europe '72". This is a "Back to Back Hits" release, and has a UPC code 07599219887 on the left side of the label. This single received a "Gold" record award: "To Commemorate The Sale Of More Than, 1,000,000 copies of the, single record, Truckin', Sugar Magnolia, Certified Gold, Limited Edition". This single was often used in jukeboxes. Groupie (2:37) / She's No Angel - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Columbia 45763) Donna Jean Godchaux sings on "She's No Angel" on this February, 1973 single from the New Riders Of The Purple Sage third album "Gypsy Cowboy". Groupie (2:37) - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (Columbia 4-45763) The single was released on January 16, 1973 as a promotional "Radio Station Copy" on the white Columbia label. Groupie (2:37) / She's No Angel - New Riders Of The Purple Sage (CBS CBS 1238) The single was released with a picture sleeve. The sleeve has five photographs, one of each band member, each with an oval border. The front cover is greyish green color. Blind John (3:44) / Pump Song (3:48) - Mickey Hart (Warner Brothers WB 7644) Released in October, 1972. Blind John (3:44) / Pump Man (3:48) - Mickey Hart (Warner Brothers WB 7644) Released as a "Promotion Not For Sale" DJ single on the white label. "Blind John" is listed as having "Intro: :11". "Pump Song" is incorrectly titled as "Pump Man" and is listed as having "Intro: :17". The label shows the "skull with rose wreath" logo in the upper right. Ballad Of The Chrome Nun / Sketches Of China - Paul Kantner, Grace Slick, and David Freiberg (RCA/Grunt, 1973) Garcia and Hart play on this May, 1973 single taken from the album. Sharon (6:08) / Hardworkin' John (4:00) - David Bromberg (Columbia 4-45767) Members of the Grateful Dead play on "Sharon". Sharon (6:08) / Sharon (3:59) - David Bromberg (Columbia 4-45767) The single was released with a white "Radio Station Copy" label. The "Long Version" of "Sharon is in stereo. The "Short Version" is mono. Members of the Grateful Dead play on "Sharon". Let Me Sing Your Blues Away (3:15) / Here Comes Sunshine (4:37) - Grateful Dead (GDS-01) Released on October 15, 1973. The record label was designed by Rick Griffin and has the two crows on either side of the spindle hole, holding the hole in their claws. Let Me Sing Your Blues Away (3:15) / Here Comes Sunshine (4:37) - Grateful Dead (GDDJ-01) This was released as a "Promotion Copy Not For Sale" single. Released on October 15, 1973. Let Me Sing Your Blues Away (3:15) / Here Comes Sunshine (4:37) - Grateful Dead (Atlantic K 19301) This was a UK-released single, on the green, white, and red Atlantic label. Released in 1973. Let Me Sing Your Blues Away (3:15) - Grateful Dead (Atlantic K 19301) This was a UK-released single, released as a promotional single. Let Me Sing Your Blues Away (3:15) / Here Comes Sunshine (4:37) - Grateful Dead (Atlantic K 19301) This was a UK-released single, released as a "Promotion Copy Not For Sale" single, on the green, white, and red Atlantic label. Released in 1973. Side one has a big "A" imprinted on the label. Let Me Sing Your Blues Away (3:15) / Here Comes Sunshine (4:37) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead K 19301) This was a UK-released single, released on the Grateful Dead Records label, featuring a cream colored label with the jester in the lower left corner. Released in 1973. This was pressed with the small hole spindle center. Let Me Sing Your Blues Away (3:15) / Here Comes Sunshine (4:37) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead K 19301) This was a UK-released single, released on the Grateful Dead Records label, featuring a cream colored label with the jester in the lower left corner. Released in 1973. This was pressed with the "push out" spindle center. Eyes Of The World (3:26) / Weather Report - Part I (4:15) - Grateful Dead (GD-4502) Released on October 15, 1973. The record label was designed by Rick Griffin and has the two crows on either side of the spindle hole, holding the hole in their left and right claws, respectively. Eyes Of The World (3:26) - Grateful Dead (GDS-4502) A mono/stereo promo single. Let It Rock (2:36) / Midnight Town (3:12) - Jerry Garcia (Round RX 4504) Released on June 21, 1974. The left side of the record label has the "Garcia holding guitar" graphic. Let It Rock (2:36) - Jerry Garcia (Round RX 4504) A mono/stereo promo ("Promotional Copy Not For Sale") single. Released on June 21, 1974. The left side of the white Round Records record label has the "Garcia holding guitar" graphic. Rum Runners (3:01) / It Must Have Been The Roses (3:30) - Robert Hunter (Round RX 4505) The single from the album. It Must Have Been The Roses (3:30) - Robert Hunter (Round RX-4505) A mono/stereo white label promo version. Rum Runners (3:01) - Robert Hunter (Round RX 4505) A mono/stereo promo ("Promotional Copy Not For Sale") version. Must Have Been The Roses - Robert Hunter ( ) recorded as a 'Muzak-type' version. U.S. Blues (3:12) / Loose Lucy (3:15) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD45-03 or GD-4503) The picture sleeve shows the Great Seal in the lower left corner. Released on June 27, 1974. The label shows two crows holding the spindle hole. "U.S. Blues" is edited down from its album length. U.S. Blues (3:12) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD45-03 (GD4504AS / GD4504AM) D.J.) A "D.J." mono/stereo promo version, with both sides listed as "SIDE A". This also has the picture sleeve. The promotional material sent out with the single included two inserts, one from "Maxwell's Demon & Co" addressed to "Ladies and Gentlemen, Hoboes and Tramps, Crosseyed Flies and bow legged Ants:" and the other dated "August 1974" and addressed to "Dear Tastemaker". U.S. Blues (3:12) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GD45-03) A "D.J." mono/stereo promo version in a regular sleeve. Sampler For Deadheads - Garcia / Tales Of The Great Rumrunners (Round SMP 01) This 33 1/3 rpm sampler contains rough mixes from these two albums: "Maybe She's A Bluebird", "It Must Have Been The Roses", and "Keys To The Rain" by Robert Hunter; and "Turn On The Bright Lights" and "Midnight Town" by Jerry Garcia. Released in June, 1974. Sampler For Deadheads - Old And In The Way / Keith And Donna (Round SMP 02, RX 103 A and RX 104 B) This 33 1/3 rpm, 7 inch single, sampler contains rough mixes from the "Old And In The Way" ("Old And In The Way" and "Panama Red") and "Keith & Donna" ("Every Song I Sing") albums that were released on Round Records. Released in June, 1974. Sampler For Deadheads - Robert Hunter / Phil Lesh and Ned Lagin (Round Records SMP 03, RX 105-A and RX 106-B) This 33 1/3 rpm, 7 inch single, sampler contains rough mixes from "Tiger Rose" ("Tiger Rose" and "Talking Money Tree") and "Sea Stones" (an excerpt from "Seastones"), albums that were released on Round Records. Released in June, 1974. "sea Stones" contains only the basic structure of this portion of the piece. The Music Never Stopped (3:14) / Franklin's Tower - The Grateful Dead (UA/GD GD-XW718-Y) Released on September 1, 1975. The label has the "lute playing Jester" at the top. On "The Music Never Stopped", the last two lines of the third verse ("C'mon children...") and the fourth verse are omitted and replaced by a vocal bridge by Donna Godchaux. The Music Never Stopped (3:14) / Help On The Way (3:35) - The Grateful Dead (United Artists GD-XW718-Y) The cream colored label has the "Jester" at the top. "The Music Never Stopped" has an "Intro :08". The Music Never Stopped (3:14) - The Grateful Dead (UA/GD GD-XW718-Y) A mono/stereo "Promo Not For Sale" single. The white label has the "Lute Jester" in color at the top. The song has an "Intro :08". The Music Never Stopped (3:14) / Help On The Way - Grateful Dead (United Artists UP 36030) The single was released in the UK. The label has the "lute playing jester" at the top. The Music Never Stopped (3:15) / Help On The Way (3:36) - The Grateful Dead (Liberty LLR-10887) A Japanese single from 1975. The front of the picture sleeve is the "Blues For Allah" album cover. The back of the picture sleeve has the lyrics to "The Music Never Stopped" in English and Japanese. The Music Never Stopped (3:14) / Help On The Way (3:35) - The Grateful Dead (United Artists UA 36 030A) A German single in a picture sleeve from 1975. The front of the picture sleeve has the fiddler from the "Blues For Allah" album cover on the right side, with the single info on the left side. Franklin's Tower (3:07) / Help On The Way (3:15) - The Grateful Dead (United Artists GD-XW762-Y) Released on September 1, 1975 (possibly January, 1976). The cream colored label has the "Jester" at the top. Franklin's Tower (3:07) - The Grateful Dead (United Artists GD-XW762-Y) A mono/stereo promo single. The label has the "Lute Jester" in color at the top. The song has an "(Intro :09)". Help On The Way (3:55) / The Music Never Stopped (3:14) - Grateful Dead (United Artists K 6169) The single was released in Australia on a cream colored UA label. The label states that the single is from the "Blues' For Allah" album. The Music Never Stopped (3:14) / Help On The Way (3:55) - Grateful Dead (United Artists K 6169) The single was released in Australia on a cream colored UA label. The "Music Never Stopped" side has a big "A" on the left side. The label states that the single is from the "Blues For Allah" album. Franklin's Tower (3:05) / Help On The Way (3:36) - Grateful Dead (United Artists K 6272) The single was released in Australia on a cream colored UA label. The label states that the single is from the "Blues For Allah" album. The Music Never Stopped / Help On The Way - Grateful Dead (United Artists K 6169) The single was released in New Zealand. Help On The Way (3:55) / The Music never Stopped ( ) - Grateful Dead (United Artists K 6272) The single was released in Australia with this catalog number. Help On The Way (3:55) / The Music never Stopped ( ) - Grateful Dead (United Artists K 6272) The single was released in New Zealand with this catalog number. Hypnotize (2:35) / Supplication (2:56) - Kingfish (UA/Round RX XW794 Y) This single is on the grey colored Round Records label. "Hypnotize" is a different studio version (not an edit) than the album (4:56) version. Hypnotize (2:35) - Kingfish (UA/Round RX-XW794-Y) A "Promo Not For Sale" promotional stereo/mono single with the normal United Artists/Round label. The song intro is ":15". Released in 1976. This is a different studio version (not an edit) than the "Hypnotize" (4:56) album version. However, the record label states that this is from the "Kingfish" album. Produced by Denny Diante in association with Bob Weir and Dan Healy. Hypnotize (2:35) / Supplication (2:56) - Kingfish (United Artists K-6454) This single was released in Australia on the yellow sand colored UA record label. Good-Bye Yer Honor (2:47) / Jump For Joy (3:32), I Hear You Knocking (4:16) - Kingfish (UA / Jet UP 36314) This single was released on April 11, 1977 in the UK. The picture sleeve is yellow with red print. The front shows "Kingfish", the trident logo, and "Goodbye Yer Honor". The back lists the song titles. This was released on the yellow Jet record label. Side A lists the song title as "Good-Bye Yer Honer". Good-Bye Yer Honor (2:47) / Jump For Joy (3:32), I Hear You Knocking (4:16) - Kingfish (UA / Jet UP 36314) This single was released on April 11, 1977 in the UK. This was released as a "Demonstration Record Not For Sale" on the yellow Jet record label with a large "A" on side one. Side A lists the song title as "Good-Bye Yer Honer". Hard To Love Somebody (3:15) / You And I (4:42) - Kingfish (CBS Records / Jet ZS8 5053) This single from the "Trident" album was released as a mono/stereo "Demonstration Not For Sale" in October, 1978. Hard To Love Somebody (3:49) / You And I (4:42) - Kingfish (UA / Jet S JET 131) the single was released in the UK on November 3, 1978. It was released in a red background picture sleeve with black text: "Kingfish", the yellow trident, and "Hard To Love Somebody". The yellow Jet record label has a big "A" on side A and states "Promotion Copy Not For Sale" on side B. The single is from the "Trident" album. Hard To Love Somebody (3:49) / You And I (4:42) - Kingfish (UA / Jet S JET 131) the single was released in the UK on November 3, 1978. The yellow Jet record label has a big "A" on side A and states "Promotion Copy Not For Sale" on side B. The single is from the "Trident" album. Happiness Is Drumming / Razooli - Diga Rhythm Band (United Artists 843) Garcia plays on both songs on this single released in 1976. Wham Bam Shang A Lang / Right On Time - Silver (Arista 0189) Brent Mydland was in the band Silver before he joined the Grateful Dead. This single was released in May, 1976. Musician (It's Not An Easy Life) (3:44) / Musician (It's Not An Easy Life) (3:44) - Silver (Arista AS 0227) Brent Mydland was in the band Silver before he joined the Grateful Dead, and wrote this song. This mono and stereo promotional single was released in May, 1976. Musician (It's Not An Easy Life) (3:44) / Right On Time ( ) - Silver (Arista 2C 006 98927) This single was released in France. Brent Mydland was in the band Silver before he joined the Grateful Dead, and wrote this song. The front cover of the picture sleeve says "SILVER" and "MUSICIAN" and shows the band Silver. Musician (It's Not An Easy Life) / Right On Time - Silver (Arista ARISTA 79) The single was released in the UK. Dark Star / Born Cross Eyed - The Grateful Dead (Warner Brothers SAM 79) A 1977 UK-released promotional 45 rpm single, on the "Burbank" label, from the "What A Long Strange Trip It's Been" album. The picture sleeve was designed by Trevor Wright. The back cover contains the lyrics to "Dark Star" and the legend: "This record presented exclusively by Dark Star Magazine with the kind cooperation of WEA Records Ltd". The record label states that it is "Not For Sale For Promotion Only". Grow Your Own (2:46) / Marijuana (2:42) - Novato Frank (Private Stash Records P.S. 0002, Private Stash Records, P. O. Box 121, Penngrove, CA 94951) On this 1977 single, the band, fronted by Frank Bonomolo, includes John Cipollina, Larry Ruksnaitus, Steve Schuster, John Wilmes, Jim McPherson, Tor Dietrichson, and Mick "Professor" Leadfoot (a pseudonym for Mickey Hart). The single is pressed on translucent green vinyl and comes in a picture sleeve. The lettering and design on the label and lettering on the sleeve were done by John Cipollina. Dancin' In The Streets (3:08) / Terrapin Station (3:17) - GD (Arista 0276) Released on July, 27, 1977 (possibly September, 1977). Has horns added to the "Dancin' In The Streets" mix. Dancin' In The Streets (3:08) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0276) A mono/stereo promo single. Has horns added to the mix. The label states: "PROMOTIONAL COPY NOT FOR SALE" across the top and on the left side (in quotes) "Loaned For Promotion Only Not For Sale Ownership And All Rights Reserved.". Dancin' In The Streets (3:08) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0276) A mono/stereo promo single. Has horns added to the mix. The label states: "PROMOTIONAL COPY NOT FOR SALE" and "For Promotion Only. Ownership Reserved By Arista Records, Inc., Sale is Unlawful.". Dancin' In The Streets (3:08) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0276) A mono/stereo promo single. Has horns added to the mix. The label states: "PROMOTIONAL COPY NOT FOR SALE" and "For Promotion Only. Ownership Reserved By Arista Records, Inc., Sale is Unlawful.". On some copies, the lower half of the stereo side label is mistakenly double printed. Dancin' In The Streets / Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead (Arista DEAD 1) A twelve inch 45 rpm UK release without horns. According to the label, "Dancin' In The Streets" is "adapted from" the "Terrapin Station" album and "Terrapin Station" is "taken from" the "Terrapin Station" label. The label is a periwinkle blue color. Dancin' In The Streets (3:08) / Terrapin Station (3:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista AR 11595) This single was released in Australia on November 28, 1977. Passenger (2:48) / Terrapin Station (3:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista 0291) Released on July, 27, 1977 (possibly December, 1977). Passenger (2:48) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0291) A mono/stereo promo single. The label states "PROMOTIONAL COPY NOT FOR SALE" across the top. The label states on the left side that it is (in quotes) "For Promotion Only, Ownership Reserved By Arista Records, Inc., Sale Is Unlawful.". Passenger (2:48) - Grateful Dead (Arista 0291) A mono/stereo promo single. The label states "PROMOTIONAL COPY NOT FOR SALE" across the top. Bombs Away (3:28) / Easy To Slip (3:05) - Bob Weir (Arista AS 0315) Released in 1977. Bombs Away (3:28) - Bob Weir (Arista AS 0315) A mono/stereo white label promo version. The label states "PROMOTIONAL COPY NOT FOR SALE" across the top. In the upper left hand corner it states, in quotes: "Loaned For Promotion Only Not For Sale Ownership And All Rights Reserved". Bombs Away (3:28) - Bob Weir (Arista AS 0315) A mono/stereo white label promo version. In the upper left hand corner it states, without quotes: "Loaned For Promotion Only Not For Sale Ownership And All Rights Reserved". Bombs Away (3:28) - Bob Weir (Arista AS 0315) A mono/stereo white label promo version without any "promotional" text on the mono side. Bombs Away (3:28) / Easy To Slip (3:05) - Bob Weir (Arista AR-11711) The stereo single was released in Australia on May 15, 1978. Bombs Away (3:28) / Easy To Slip (3:05) - Bob Weir (Arista AR-11711) The stereo single was released on May 15, 1978 in Australia with a big "A" and "Sample Record - Not For Sale" printed on the "Bombs Away" side. I'll Be Doggone (3:07) / Shades Of Grey - Bob Weir (Arista 0336) Released in 1977, this single is from "Heaven Help The Fool". I'll Be Doggone (3:07) - Bob Weir (Arista 0336) A mono/stereo promo single from 1977. Across the top of the label, it states "Promotional Copy Not For Sale" and on the left side it states (in quotes) "For Promotion Only. Ownership Reserved By Arista records, Inc. Sale Is Unlawful." Good Lovin' (3:26) / Stagger Lee (3:25) - Grateful Dead (Arista 0383) Released on November 15, 1978. Good Lovin' (3:26) / Stagger Lee (3:25) - Grateful Dead (Arista 0383) This single was also released with a picture sleeve. The front cover shows the key chain swinging hipster from the album cover. The hot pink color back cover lists the song titles. This was released on the black Arista record label. Both sides of the record label state that it was "Co-produced By Dan Healy" and "Associate Producer John Kahn". Good Lovin' (3:26) / Stagger Lee (3:25) - Grateful Dead (Arista 0383) This single was released on the pastel Arista record label. According to the record label, "Good Lovin'" was "Co Produced By Dan Healy" and "Associate Producer John Kahn", but "Stagger Lee" was not. Good Lovin' (3:26) - Grateful Dead (Arista 0383) A mono/stereo promo single on a white label. The label states "Promotional Copy Not For Sale" across the top. On the mono side, in the upper left, it states (in quotes) "Loaned For Promotion Only Not For Sale Ownership And All Rights Reserved.". On the stereo side, in the upper left, it states (in quotes) "Loaned For Promotion Copy Not For Sale Ownership And All Rights Reserved.". Good Lovin' (3:26) / Stagger Lee (3:25) - Grateful Dead (Arista 5C 006 62393) The single was released in 1978 the Holland with a picture sleeve. The black and white band photo is the one with Phil Lesh wearing a tie and a sitting down Keith Godchaux wearing flip-flops. The record label is the pastel Arista label. Good Lovin' (3:41) / Stagger Lee (3:27) - Grateful Dead (Arista 6RS-5) The single was released in Japan in a picture sleeve. The front of the sleeve shows the "Shakedown Street" album cover with added Japanese text. The back of the picture sleeve contains the lyrics to "Good Lovin'" and a band photo, flipped, of Phil Lesh wearing a tie and a sitting down Keith Godchaux wearing flip-flops. The cover lists a price of 600 yen. Good Lovin' (3:26) / Stagger Lee (3:26) - Grateful Dead (Arista ATA 383) The single was released in New Zealand. Good Lovin' (3:38) / Stagger Lee (3:25) - Grateful Dead (Arista ARIST 236) The single was released in 1979 the UK on the blue Arista label. "Good Lovin'" is edited from the "shakedown Street" album. "Stagger Lee" is taken from the "Shakedown Street" album. Shakedown Street (3:46) / France (4:03) - Grateful Dead (Arista 0410) Released in April, 1979. It is not certain if this was released with "France" or "Stagger Lee" on the B side. Shakedown Street / Stagger Lee - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0410) Released in April, 1979. Shakedown Street (3:46) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0410) A mono/stereo promo single. The label states "PROMOTIONAL COPY NOT FOR SALE" across the top. In the upper left hand corner it states, in quotes: "Loaned For Promotion Only Not For Sale Ownership And All Rights Reserved". Alabama Getaway (3:29) / Far From Me (3:32) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0519) Released on April 28, 1980. This single reached 68 on the Billboard Top 100. The length of "Far From Me" is incorrectly listed as 3:32; this is eight seconds shorter that what it is. Alabama Getaway (3:29) / Far From Me (3:40) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0519) Released on April 28, 1980. The label lists the correct time for "Far From Me". Alabama Getaway (3:29) / Far From Me (3:40) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0519) Released with a picture sleeve showing a woodgrain background, with a black and white photo of the band in which Weir is wearing a Duke sweatshirt. The back of the picture sleeve lists "Side B: Far From Me" and has small black and white "Shakedown Street", "Terrapin Station", and "Go To Heaven" album covers. This was released on the pastel Arista record label. Alabama Getaway (3:29) / Far From Me (3:40) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0519) This single was released on the pastel Arista record label. The "Unauthorized Duplication Is A Violation Of Applicable Laws" text is on the left side of the record label. Alabama Getaway (3:29) / Far From Me (3:40) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0519) This single was released on the pastel Arista record label. The "Unauthorized Duplication Is A Violation Of Applicable Laws" text is at the bottom of the record label. Alabama Getaway (3:29) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0519) A mono/stereo promo single. The promo single was released with a picture sleeve. Alabama Getaway (3:29) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0519) A mono/stereo promo single. The promo single was released in a plain sleeve. Huida De Alabama (3:29) / Lejos De Mi (3:40) - Grateful Dead (Arista / Microfon Argentina RD No. 30) The "Alabama Getaway" / "Far From Me" single was released in stereo on 45 rpm vinyl in Argentina in 1980. The single label information (song titles, production, etc.) was translated into Spanish: "Coordinacion y Direccion: Rock Scully, Alan Trist y Richard Loren. Producido por GARY LYONS". From the Argentinean released album "Vayan Al Paraiso". Don't Ease Me In (3:13) / Far From Me (3:32) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0546) Released on April 28, 1980 (possibly August, 1980) Don't Ease Me In (3:13) / Far From Me (3:32) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS0546) Released as a promotional single in stereo. The white label states "Promotional Copy Not For Sale" across the top and on the left, in quotes, "Loaned For Promotion Only Not For Sale Ownership And All Rights Reserved.". The author of "Far From Me" is listed with an extra left parenthesis: "((Mydland)". Don't Ease Me In (3:12) / Far From Me (3:32) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0546) Released as a promotional single. The white label states "Promotional Copy Not For Sale" across the top and on the left states "Loaned For Promotion Only All Rights Reserved.". Don't Ease Me In (3:13) / Far From Me (3:32) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS 0546) Released as a promotional single. The white label states "Promotional Copy Not For Sale" across the top and on the left states "Loaned For Promotion Only All Rights Reserved". Don't Ease Me In (3:12) / Far From Me (3:36) - Grateful Dead (Arista K 8051) This single was released in Australia. Alabama Getaway (3:29) / Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead (Arista Flashback FLAS 116) Released in 1981. Too Many Losers (3:35) / Haze ( ) - Bobby And The Midnites (Arista AS 0640) From the "Bobby And The Midnites" album. Too Many Losers (3:35) - Bobby And The Midnites (Arista AS 0640) A mono/stereo "LOANED FOR PROMOTION ONLY ALL RIGHTS RESERVED" promotional single. Walkie Talkie / Groove 2 - Kodo (or Code-O) (4th and Broadway/Island ) A twelve inch "break dancing" single with Mickey Hart, Airto, Bobby Vega on bass, and Tim Gorman on synthesizers. Probably never released. (I Want To Live In) America (3:20) / ( ) - Bobby & The Midnites (Columbia 38-04587) A white label promo single from the "Where The Beat Meets The Street" album, released in 1984. On the label, the group's name is given as "Bobby & The Midnites". Aim At The Heart (4:37) / Who, Baby, Who? - Robert Hunter (Relix RR45 1) Released in 1986. From the album "Rock Columbia". Touch Of Grey (4:35 / 5:47) - Grateful Dead (Arista ADP 9614) The short and long versions of the song on a 12 inch, 33 1/3 rpm promo single. Released in June, 1987. This included an insert stating that "Because your listeners will drive you crazy asking," the album would be in the stores on July 7, 1987. This promotional record was in a white sleeve with an "In The Dark" sticker on the front. Touch Of Grey (4:14) / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista ASCD-9606) CD single. Touch Of Grey (4:14) / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS1-9606) Released on June 16, 1987 on grey vinyl. The single (as is the cassette single) is in a six panel foldout poster (a 21 inch by 14 inch sheet folded into six square panels the size of the single). On one side of the poster are the "Touch Of Grey" video skeletons playing. The other side has the six skulls in the same pattern as on the record cover, the Summer, 1987 tour dates, band photos, and the "In The Dark" album cover with the seven sets of eyes right side up. The single reached number nine on the charts in September, 1987. Approximately 150,000 singles were pressed on grey vinyl. Some singles were released with a grey background sticker stating that this is a "special Grey Vinyl Single. Includes a bonus track not available on either the album or cd. Also features a deluxe full-color limited edition two-sided souvenier poster.". This was released on the "black with mountain sunset" Arista record label. Touch Of Grey (4:14) / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista CAS-9606, UPC 078221960649) Released as a cassette single, in grey plastic, on June 16, 1987. Both songs are on each side of the cassette. The cassette version may have a slightly different mix, as the bass sounds equalized. The cassette single (as is the vinyl single) came with a six panel foldout poster (a 21 inch by 14 inch sheet folded into six square panels the size of the single). On one side of the poster are the "Touch Of Grey" video skeletons playing. The other side has the six skulls in the same pattern as on the record cover, the Summer, 1987 tour dates, band photos, and the "In The Dark" album cover with the seven sets of eyes right side up. Some singles were released with a grey background sticker stating that this is a "Special Grey Cassette Single." and that it "Includes a bonus track not available either on the album or cd.". The cassette single came in a paper sleeve with the front side showing a grey "skull with rose wreath" and "Cassette Single" across the bottom. The back showed the "In The Dark" album cover with the eyes right side up. Touch Of Grey (4:14) / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS1-9606) A 7 inch promo single released on grey vinyl. Touch Of Grey (4:14) / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS1-9606) A 12 inch promo single released on grey vinyl. Touch Of Grey (4:14) / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS1-9606) The single was released on black vinyl with the "black mountain sunset" Arista record label. Touch Of Grey (4:14) / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS1-9606) The single was released in Canada on the "black mountain sunset" Arista record label. Under "Touch Of Grey" it states "(from the "In The Dark" album, AL-8452)". Under "My Brother Esau" it states "(Available on the "In The Dark" cassette only, AC-8452)". Touch Of Grey / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista 104738) This single was released in Australia in 1987. Touch Of Grey (4:35) / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista 109 393) This single was released in Germany in 1987. Touch Of Grey (4:14) / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista RIS 35) This single was released with a picture sleeve in the UK. The front shows the skulls from the "Touch Of Grey" video. The back cover has the "RIS 35" catalog number in the upper right corner. It lists the song titles and shows the "In The Dark" album cover with the eyes right side up. Some front covers have a grey circular sticker with "LIMITED EDITION Grey Vinyl RIS 35" text. This was released on the pastel Arista label with the small spindle hole. Touch Of Grey (4:14) / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista RIS 35) This single was released with a picture sleeve in the UK. The front shows the skulls from the "Touch Of Grey" video. The back cover has the "RIS 35P" catalog number in the upper right corner. It lists the song titles and shows the "In The Dark" album cover with the eyes right side up. Touch Of Grey (4:35) / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista 109 393) This single was released with a picture sleeve in Europe in 1987. The front shows the skulls from the "Touch Of Grey" video. The back cover lists the song titles and shows the "In The Dark" album cover with the eyes right side up. The text at the bottom of the back cover states that this is a Bertelsmann Music Group company. UPC 4007191093930. The grey record label states that it is "HI-FI STEREO". Touch Of Grey / My Brother Esau - Grateful Dead (Arista AO7S-4) This single was released in Japan in a picture sleeve. The front cover shows the video skulls. There is Japanese writing down the center of the front cover and a bar code (T4988 017 20201 2) on the right side. The back of the picture sleeve lists the song titles, the "In The Dark" album cover with the eyes right side up, and production credits. It includes an insert with liner notes, in Japanese, by Mike M. Koshitani, and the "Touch Of Grey" lyrics in English. This was released on the "black mountain sunset" Arista record label. The song times are not listed Hell In A Bucket (5:35) / West L.A. Fadeaway (6:39) - Grateful Dead (Arista ADP 9637) A special promotional 12 inch 33 1/3 rpm single released in September, 1987. The front has a black and white photo of band. The back has liner notes and a small black and white "In The Dark" album cover with the "eyes" printed upside-down. Touch Of Grey (4:14) / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS1-9606) Released in Fall, 1987 on black vinyl and a plain Arista paper sleeve. Touch Of Grey (4:14) / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS1-9606) The single was released in Canada. Touch Of Grey (5:47) / My Brother Esau (4:17) - Grateful Dead (Arista RIST 35) Released in the UK in the Fall, 1987 as a 45 rpm 12-inch single. Touch Of Grey / - Grateful Dead (Arista ) This 45 rpm vinyl single was released in Australia, on the Arista label, with a picture sleeve. Throwing Stones (Ashes Ashes) (4:04) / Push Comes to Shove (4:05) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS1-9643) A seven inch single, with picture sleeve, remixed by Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero. Released in January, 1988 (possibly November, 1987). Throwing Stones (Ashes Ashes) (4:04) / Push Comes to Shove (4:05) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS1-9643, UPC 7822196437) A seven inch single, with picture sleeve. The front cover gives the band and song name and has a collage of images. The back cover lists the song titles and provides information on "Four New Ways To Enjoy The Dead": the "So Far" film, the "In The Dark" album, the "The Making Of The "Touch Of Grey" Video And More" video, and the "Dead Zone" box set, and includes small images of these along the right side. Both sides of the cover use a "ripped paper" effect on the right side. Released on the "black mountains sunset" Arista record label. Throwing Stones (Ashes Ashes) (4:04) / Push Comes to Shove (4:05) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS1-9643) Also released as a promo single. Throwing Stones (Ashes Ashes) (4:25) / (7:18) - Grateful Dead (Arista ADP 9657) A 12 inch promotional release of the edited/remixed single version and the "In The Dark" album version. The plain white album cover has a blue, white, light blue, and black sticker showing the single picture sleeve and the record album cover in black and white. Touch Of Grey (4:14) / Throwing Stones (Ashes Ashes) (4:04) - Grateful Dead (Arista Flash AFS 9696) Released in May, 1988 on the Arista "Flashback Records" label. Touch Of Grey - Grateful Dead ( ) a 'Muzak' version of this song has been used by the Musak Corporation. I Will Not Buy - (WBCN, Boston) In 1987, after "In The Dark" was released, WBCN in Boston produced a parody of "Touch Of Grey" called "I Will Not Buy". It was used to open a segment on the Ken Shelton show called the "Mighty Lunch Hour", in which every day he played some sort of parody of a popular song. Silvio (3:05) / Driftin' Too Far From Shore (3:38) - Bob Dylan (Columbia 38-07970) Hunter wrote "Silvio" and Garcia, Weir, and Mydland sing backup on "Silvio". Liberty - Robert Hunter (Relix RRCD 2029 S) A promo CD single containing "Liberty", "Bone Alley", and "Do Deny". Released in December, 1988. Alternate Versions - Henry Kaiser (SST Records CD3 027) A three inch CD single, which includes a remixed "Mason's Children" with Tom Constanten added on piano and organ. Released in January, 1989. 3 Inches Of The World - Mickey Hart (Rykodisc RCD3 1009) A three inch CD single. Alabama Getaway / Shakedown Street / Throwing Stones - Grateful Dead (Arista X3 ARI 3 3022) A three inch CD single. Foolish Heart (5:10) / We Can Run (5:30) - Grateful Dead (Arista ASCD 9899) A CD single released on October 12, 1989. "We Can Run" was not included on the vinyl record album, but was included on CD and cassette versions of "Built To Last". Foolish Heart (5:10) / We Can Run (5:30) - Grateful Dead (Arista ASCD 9899) A promo CD single released on October 12, 1989. Foolish Heart (5:10) - Grateful Dead (Arista ASCD 9899) A promo CD single released on October 12, 1989. The back of the insert states that this is "From Their Forthcoming Album Built To Last". Foolish Heart (5:10) / We Can Run (5:30) - Grateful Dead (Arista AS1-9899) A vinyl single in a picture sleeve, released on October 12, 1989. The picture sleeve shows the six of hearts and the queen of clubs cards, with the queen upside down on the front and right side up on the back. Released on the "black mountain sunset" Arista record label. UPC 07822198997. "Foolish Heart" is listed as "(From the album "BUILT TO LAST")" but "We Can Run" is not listed that way. Foolish Heart (5:10) / We Can Run (5:30) - Grateful Dead (Arista CAS 9899) A clear plastic cassette single released on October 12, 1989. It included five "GD" playing cards (the 10, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace of Hearts). Foolish Heart (4:15) - Grateful Dead (Arista 9920) A promo CD single of the song. Foolish Heart / We can Run - Grateful Dead (BMG A10D-141) This is a Japanese three inch CD single released as a promotional item in a snap pack picture sleeve with the lyrics inside. Foolish Heart (5.10) / We Can Run - Grateful Dead (Arista AS1 9899) This 45 rpm vinyl single was released in Australia, on the Arista label, with a picture sleeve. Slow Train - Bob Dylan and the Grateful Dead (Columbia CSK 1447) This promotional CD single contains "Slow Train" from the "Dylan & The Dead" album. "Slow Train" was performed on July 4, 1987. Truckin' (2:10) / Truckin' (Rap) (4:46) - The Pop-O-Pies (415 Records 415S-0013) On this seven inch single, side A has a "punk" version of "Trucking" and side B has a "rap" version. Dancin' With The Dead - Cheeze (Bob Records BOB-5) This single contains cover versions of "Dancin' Queen" (3:58) and the Grateful Dead's "Dire Wolf" (3:07). Released in early 1990. California Earthquake - Grateful Dead ( ) A live version of Rodney Crowell's 1978 song about the famous 1906 San Francisco earthquake. The song was recorded during the October 20, 1989 show and made available for airplay on the West Coast around October 31, 1989. The proceeds from this single are being donated to the Red Cross's Earthquake Relief Fund for victims of the Santa Cruz earthquake of October 17, 1989. Mayor Barry: Tryin' To Campaign - Paul Harris (WCXR, Alexandria, VA, (703) 683-3000)) After Washington, D.C. Mayor Marion Barry was arrest on drug charges, a two and half minute long parody song was produced, using the Dead's melody to "Casey Jones": 'Trying to campaign, High on cocaine...'. Produced in February, 1990 and aired only on WCXR. In The Midnight Hour (8:50) / Death Don't Have No Mercy (8:10) - Grateful Dead (Koine Records RK20089) A 33 1/3 rpm seven inch vinyl single inserted in the Italian magazine "Ripple" (Volume 1 - Dead 1). "Midnight Hour" is from February 14, 1968 at the Carousel Ballroom. "Death Don't Have No Mercy" is credited to 'Garcia Lesh Hart' and is from October 10, 1968 at the Matrix, San Francisco. (Ripple c/o Pasquale di Bello, via Del Saletto 1/4, 50142 Firenze, Italy, tel: 055/7877950) Released in 1989 as a result of copyright time limits expirations in Italy. High Time (5:35) / Cumberland Blues (5:05) - Grateful Dead (Wild Bird Records R890924) A 33 1/3 rpm seven inch vinyl single inserted into the Italian magazine "Ripple" (Volume 1 - Dead 2). These are both listed as from August 16, 1969 at Woodstock, which does not agree with DeadBase XI. (Ripple c/o Pasquale di Bello, via Del Saletto 1/4, 50142 Firenze ,Italy, tel: 055/7877950) Released in 1989 as a result of copyright time limits expirations in Italy. Everyday Should Be My Birthday / Cream Puff War - Wonderama (Ajax 006, Ajax Records, P.O. Box 805293, Chicago, IL 60680-4114, http://www.ajaxrecords.com) A seven inch single released in 1990. Across The River / Fire On The Cross - Bruce Hornsby (RCA 2621) Garcia plays on "Across The River" on this single from the "A Night On The Town" album, released in July, 1990. Set Me In Motion / Carry The Water / Barren Ground / Another Day - Bruce Hornsby (RCA ) Garcia plays on "Barren Ground" on this May, 1991 EP single from the "A Night On The Town" album. Ripple - Jane's Addiction / Bertha - Los Lobos (Arista DEAD 100) This promotional single was released in the UK in 1991. The two tracks are from the "Deadicated" album. Bertha - Los Lobos (Arista ASCD 2226) This promotional CD single contains two versions of "Bertha", the "Radio Edit" (4:54) and the "Album Version", by Los Lobos from the "Deadicated" album. Truckin' - Dwight Yoakam (Arista ASCD 2249) This promotional CD single contains two versions of "Truckin'", the "Radio Edit" and the "Album Version", by Dwight Yoakam from the "Deadicated" album. Black Muddy River - Danny Carnahan and Robin Petrie ( ) recorded especially for the February 17, 1991 'Grateful Dead Marathon' on KPFA hosted by David Gans. John Diliberto was recording them for his program "Echoes", and David Gans asked him to ask them to do a Grateful Dead song. Also played on "Grateful Dead Hour Number 208". Grateful When You're Dead - Jerry Was There / Another Life - Kula Shaker (Columbia / Sony KULA 72) This seven inch single was released in the UK in 1996. The song is about the Grateful Dead. Taste Of Mystery - Mickey Hart's Mystery Box (Ryko 0338) A CD single from 1996. It includes "Down The Road", "Where Love Goes", "Only The Strange Remain", "Look Away", and "The Last Song". Where Love Goes (Sito) / Down The Road - Mickey Hart (Rykodisc CA 773, 1996) This CD single is taken from the "Mickey Hart's Mystery Box" album. It contains edited versions of "Where Love Goes (Sito)" and "Down The Road" and the album version of "Island Groove". Corrina (3:57) - The Other Ones (Grateful Dead Records / Arista ASCD-3629) A 3 inch CD single released in 1998. This is an edited ("Live - Radio Edit") version that is taken from the "The Strange Remain" album by The Other Ones. Dice With The Universe - Trichromes (33rd Street Records 3307) A CD single, released on January 9, 2002. It includes "Dice With The Universe" (co-written by Robert Hunter), "New Speedway Boogie" (live, October 26, 2001 at The Fillmore), and "Tore Up Over You" (live, October 26, 2001 at The Fillmore). Nothing Of Value / Cream Puff War - The Pattern (Wichita WEBB 035S) This single was released in the UK in 2002 in a picture sleeve. Side B is a cover of the Grateful Dead song "Cream Puff War". Man Smart, Woman Smarter (4:25) - Grateful Dead (Hybrid HYDP21032) A five inch CD promotional single release taken from the "Weir Here" album of 2004. The single song is from the Grateful Dead performance of July 4, 1989 in Buffalo and is previously unreleased. Ripple / Ripple - Built To Spill (Warner Bros. 527415-7) This seven inch picture single contains a live version of "Ripple" that was recorded on October 11, 2010 in Charlotte, North Carolina. The same version appears on both Side A and B. This was released as part of "Record Store Day" in 2011. Mountains Of The Moon / Grimes' Surf Story - Neal Casal (Royal Potato Family, 2011) Side A of this seven inch single includes a cover version of "Mountains Of The Moon". This was released as part of "Record Store Day in 2011. It features Neal Casal on guitar and vocals, and, Adam MacDougall on keyboards. Duquesne Whistle - Bob Dylan (Columbia, September 10, 2012 in the UK, September 11, 2012 in the USA) Robert Hunter wrote "Duquesne Whistle" (5:43) which appears on the "Tempest" album. "Duquesne Whistle" was also released as a video. Nature's Way / The Seventh Ring Of Saturn, Cream Puff War - Black Tempest (Fruits De Mer CRUSTACEAN 57) This seven inch single was released in the UK in 2014. It contains a cover version of the Grateful Dead song "Cream Puff War". It is only available as part of the "7 x 7 Is..." box set. ? - var. (Rhino R7 535162, UPC 081227966430) This seven inch 45 rpm single was released on red with black and blue streaking out colored vinyl as part of "Record Store Day" on April 20, 2013 as part of the "Side by Side" series. One side contains "Iko Iko" (6:06) by the Grateful Dead. The other side, with the yellow Atco Records label, contains "Iko Iko" (4:10) by Dr. John and "Iko Iko" (2:05) by The Dixie Cups. Neither the songs titles on the single nor the performers are listed on the outside covers; instead, there is a big "?". The performance date for the Grateful Dead version is not certain. ----------------------------------------------------- Movies, TV Shows, Videos, Radio, Advertisements, etc. ----------------------------------------------------- Midnight Special - hosted by Gertrude Chiarito (KPFA, 1962) One of the broadcasts of this folk music show included a recording of a live performance by Jerry Garcia. The recording was made by Phil Lesh, who was a recording engineer volunteer at the radio station, using a tape deck owned by Tom Constanten. I Want To Be A camper (1964) This 16mm film was made in King's Canyon National Park at a camp for diabetic children. Jerry Garcia plays instrumental folk music on an acoustic guitar on the soundtrack to the film. He was paid fifty dollars for this. The film was made as part of a Master of Arts in Communication degree requirement by a student at Stanford University. Fire In The City (Krug) This documentary film, directed by Jerry Stoll, includes jazz vocalist Jon Hendricks with the pre-Warlocks Grateful Dead backing him on two songs: "Sons And Daughters" and "Fire In The City". The film was released by American Documentary Films. Fillmore Auditorium Acid Test (Key-Z Productions) Footage from January 8, 1966 Acid Test. S.F. Trips Festival, An Opening - Ben Van Meter (1967, benvanmeter.net) This color film includes numerous short segments of the Grateful Dead playing at the January 21, 22, and 23, 1966 Trips Festival held at the Longshoreman's Hall in San Francisco. The film was made when Van Meter was a film student at San Francisco State. He had three rolls of color film, for which he tripled the ASA setting. The film was shot the first night, rewound, used to shoot the second night, rewound, and then shot again during the third night. The finished film is approximately 8 minutes long. Trip Festival 1966 - Eric Christensen (2007, thetripsfestival.com) This hour long film explores the Trip Festival that took place on January 21, 22, and 23, 1966 at the Longshoreman's Hall in San Francisco. Bob Weir and Jerry Garcia appear in several interview segments. Footage includes the Grateful Dead playing at the Trips Festival, as well as at the Human Be-In on January 14, 1967 and on Haight Street on March 3, 1968. - var. ( ) In 1966, the Grateful Dead appeared on a music television show broadcast on KPIX in San Francisco to lip-synch one of their songs. Phil Lesh appears playing a broom as a stand up bass. KPIX Reports: The Maze (KPIX) In 1966, the Grateful Dead appeared on this San Francisco TV music show and played "Cream Puff War". The program was produced by Alan Goldberg. KPIX Reports: The Maze - Haight / Ashbury (KPIX, San Francisco) Filmed in 1967, writer Michael McClure narrates a tour of the Haight Ashbury district. Starting at approximately 19:21 to 21:51, they visit 710 Ashbury Street and explore the "bachelor home life" of the Grateful Dead, where "the huge flat pulses to an ordinary beat" and state that "the Grateful Dead are roar rockers". Bob Weir is seen playing an acoustic guitar, with Jerry Garcia playing a National Steel guitar. In another scene, Bob Weir is shown wearing the "Captain Trips" hat. Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir explain that their dining room table has an enormous crater in it where there was a recent fire. The segment closes with Jerry Garcia wearing a bowler hat and Rock Scully wearing the "Captain Trips" hat. - Ralph Gleason (KPIX) Ralph Gleason interviewed the Grateful Dead on KPIX on April 8, 1967 and the band played "Cream Puff War". The segment is approximately 8:43 long. The Hippie Temptation (CBS News, 1967) Harry Reasoner visits "the Haight". Includes interviews by Warren Wallace with the band at 710 Ashbury Street and footage of the Dead playing "Dancing In The Streets" on a flatbed truck in Golden Gate Park. The program was originally broadcast on August 22, 1967. Re-broadcast in 1997 on VH-1. Be-In ( ) This 20-minute long 16mm film of the Human Be-In on January 14, 1967, contains a short snippet of the Grateful Dead playing in Golden Gate Park. Super Spread ( ) This movie, with a soundtrack by the Grateful Dead, played April 13, 1967 at the Cedar Alley Cinema in San Francisco. Whicker's World (BBC) The series was presented by Alan Whicker. The episode "I'm Here To Tell You - It's Happening All Over!" was filmed in San Francisco in spring of 1967. It is about the Love Generation and the Haight Ashbury scene. It was broadcast on the BBC on July 17, 1967. The episode includes footage of the members of the extended Grateful Dead community at their house smoking and the Grateful Dead performing "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" (the music is taken from the studio album). The Grateful Dead were filmed at the Avalon Ballroom, at the Rock Garden club, and at their home, but not all of that film footage was used in this episode. Some of the footage that appears in this episode, including some with the Grateful Dead, was re-used in the BBC produced program "1967 - Summer Of... Love" that was produced in 2006. Petulia (Warner Brothers - Seven Arts, 1968) This movie by Richard Lester stars George C. Scott and Julie Christie. It has scenes of Haight-Ashbury and approximately one minute of the Grateful Dead performing "Viola Lee Blues" ("...the Judge decreed it...") at a dance concert. Appearing, but uncredited, in the film are: Mickey Hart as "Hippie 2", Janis Joplin, Phil Lesh as "Hippie 4", Ron McKernan as "Hippie 5", Danny Rifkin as "Hippie 6", and Bob Weir as "Hippie 7". The film includes a brief appearance by Big Brother And The Holding Company performing "Road Block" at the Fairmont Hotel and then with "Down On Me" as background music. An October 21 and 22, 1966 concert poster for the Grateful Dead with the image of Jerry Garcia is appears on the back of a bus stop seat that is seen through the railing at the top of the Filbert Steps that link the two levels of Montgomery Street. Members of the band and the office staff, including Rosie McGee, appear during the scenes where Julie Christie (who plays "Petulia") is carried on a stretcher into an ambulance. In that scene, Garcia is seen holding a Coca Cola bottle. That scene was filmed at 103-105 Alta Street in San Francisco. The Jefferson Airplane were to appear in the film. They were scheduled for filming their scenes from May 30, 1967 to June 2, 1967. They turned down the offer and did not appear in the film. Petulia: The Uncommon Movie (Professional Film Services, 1968) This thirteen minute long short about the making of "Petulia" and Richard Lester includes audio and brief clips of the Grateful Dead performing "Viola Lee Blues" and some footage of Big Brother And The Holding Company at the Fairmont Hotel. The Columbia Revolt (The Newsreel) This 52 minute, black and white documentary film by Stewart Bird, Jerry Long, Richard Pike, David Stone, and others, is about the student protests at Columbia University. Starting at about 35 minutes into the film is approximately 1:50 of footage, from May 3, 1968, of the Grateful Dead playing at the Low Library Plaza. The audio of "Cold Rain And Snow" and "Sitting On Top Of The World" is dubbed from the Dead's first album. A portion of this footage includes an extreme overhead shot from behind Mickey Hart, showing his drum kit and Hart in action. This movie also may have been called (released as) "Columbia Strike '68". There is no real title sequence in the movie, other than "the Newsreel". Available for download at http://www.archive.org/movies/movieslisting-browse.php?collection=prelinger&cat=New%20York%20City and search for "Columbia Revolt". There is approximately an additional 9 1/2 minutes of film from the concert that was not used in the movie, none of it with sound from the performance. West Pole - var. (KQED, 1968) This program about San Francisco rock music and scene was narrated by Ralph J. Gleason and broadcast on August 16, 1968 on KQED. Music heard during the program includes "Music" by the Ace Of Cups, "Roll with It" by the Steve Miller Band, "Greasy Heart" by the Jefferson Airplane", "New Potato Caboose" by the Grateful Dead", "Dino's Song" by the Quicksilver Messenger Service, "Sittin' in Circles" by the Steve Miller Band, "Simplicity" by the Ace Of Cups, "Freedom" by the Sons Of Champlin, and "Gospel Song" by the Ace Of Cups. Not all of the music is seen performed; some plays in the background. The Ace Of Cups and the Sons Of Champlin are seen performing in the studio. This program appears on the two DVD release "Go Ride The Music and West Pole". Note: "West Pole II" was recorded between November 6 and 12, 1968 at the KQED TV studio where It’s a Beautiful Day performed. 60 Minutes - CBS (March 4, 1969) The segment "The House That Rock Built" is about the Fillmore East and Bill Graham. It includes an interview by Mike Wallace with Bill Graham and with Janis Joplin on February 11, 1969 at the Fillmore East. Other clips show the Grateful Dead backstage and performing on stage with the sound overdubbed from records. Janis Joplin and her new band and the Grateful Dead played at the Fillmore East on February 11 and 12, 1969. Playboy After Dark (Playboy) The Grateful Dead play "Mountains Of The Moon", "St. Stephen", and "Turn On Your Lovelight" on this July 10, 1969 broadcast. The program was recorded on January 18, 1969 at Television City in Hollywood. The bands segment starts with a discussion between Hugh Hefner and Jerry Garcia, who is wearing a stripe patterned green colored serape and not wearing glasses. An acoustic "Mountains Of The Moon" is played, with just Garcia and Weir on acoustic guitars, Phil Lesh on bass, Tom Constanten on harpsichord, and Pigpen on congas. The whole band, with Pigpen on congas, plays "St. Stephen", which appears to have been highly edited. The "St. Stephen" ends with "...the Answer Man?" lyric and segues into a jam which is faded out. "Turn On Your Lovelight" was played over the closing credits, although the band was not shown playing the song. Present at the party are Barbi Benton, Sid Caesar, Noel Harrison, and Sydney Omarr, "The Astrologer to the Stars". The band was paid $1059.50 for their appearance on the program. Playboy After Dark (Playboy Cable, (310) 246-4000) The "Playboy After Dark" shows from 1969 were re-broadcast during the second half of 1992 over the Playboy Channel on cable television. On Program No. 23 (the July 10, 1969 show, re-broadcast in December, 1992) the Grateful Dead appear and play "Mountains Of The Moon", "St. Stephen", and "Turn On Your Lovelight". The original program was recorded on January 18, 1969. Playboy After Dark - Volume 2 (Playboy) The "Playboy After Dark" episode with the Grateful Dead is included on this three DVD release that contains six episodes. Zabriskie Point (Michaelangelo Antonioni, producer) The soundtrack contains an excerpt of "Dark Star" from "Live/Dead" (heard when the lead actor 'borrows' an airplane in L.A.), and "Love Scene", an acoustic guitar solo by Garcia (heard during the desert love scene). Woodstock (Michael Wadleigh, 1970, approximately 184 minutes long) T. C., Kreutzmann, and Pigpen are seen briefly, walking, and then Jerry Garcia appears for a few moments and says "Marijuana. Exhibit A". Woodstock - 25th Anniversary Edition (1995, director's cut, approximately 228 minutes long) T. C., Kreutzmann, and Pigpen are seen briefly, walking, and then Jerry Garcia appears for a few moments and says "Marijuana. Exhibit A". Woodstock - The Director's Cut (ISBN 0790729350, approximately 225 minutes long, one dual-sided single-layered DVD) The Grateful Dead played at Woodstock and their performance was filmed, but it was not included in the film release. There are two short segments in the film where members of the band do appear. From about 15:45 to 16:18, Jerry Garcia, wearing a "Woodstock" shirt and yellow glasses, sitting down and working on his guitar, talks about the festival and describes it as a "biblical, epochal, unbelievable scene". This segment ends with a woman bringing him a cup of something to drink, saying "Jerry, it was all frozen, so this is all I could get.". From about 21:31 to 21:58, Tom Constanten, Bill Kreutzmann, carrying a diaper bag and with his wife and baby Justin, and Pigpen, carrying a tan brown leather valise and accompanied by Veronica Grant, are shown walking from the helicopter that just landed them at the festival site. This is followed by the scene with Jerry Garcia, wearing yellow colored glasses, holding a white cigarette-shaped object in his right hand, saying "Marijuana. Exhibit A.". Woodstock: 3 Days Of Peace & Music - Ultimate Collector's Edition (2009) This is the fortieth anniversary release of the "Woodstock - Director's Cut" film. This was released in several versions. A single DVD version was released that contains only the film. The two DVD release includes the film on one DVD and two hours of additional film footage on the second DVD which includes the Grateful Dead performing "Turn On Your Lovelight". Amazon released a "exclusive" version with additional film footage that includes the Grateful Dead performing "Mama Tried". This "Amazon exclusive" version was also released on in the Blu-ray format. Target stores released a two DVD "collector's edition" that had different additional film footage that includes only "Turn On Your Lovelight" by the Grateful Dead. Jimi Hendrix: Live At Woodstock ( ) A two DVD release of Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock. On disc two, at about 7:28 into the "Eddie Kramer: Recording Woodstock" chapter, there is a very brief snippet of Jerry Garcia with an acoustic guitar. Go Ride The Music - With the: Jefferson Airplane, Quicksilver Messenger Service (NET) This one hour program was first broadcast on December 6, 1070. It contains performances by the Jefferson Airplane and the Quicksilver Messenger Service. Footage of the Jefferson Airplane has them playing seven songs in a non-audience stage setting, possibly at the Pacific High Recording studio on August 3, 1970. The Quicksilver Messenger Service are playing outdoors (possibly at Sonoma State College on August 31, 1970) and backstage ("This Girl Was Sleeping", "Subway", and "Mona"). Jerry Garcia appears twice, briefly, in long shots, sitting in the shade in the back of a house, commenting on the San Francisco music scene. The second time he is on, two children are playing on a tire swing in the viewer left foreground. Produced by Ralph J. Gleason and Robert N. Zagone for the Bay Area Educational Television Association and KQED in San Francisco. The 16 track recording was done by Bob and Betty Matthews for Alembic Sound. This was the first of a two part series. The second part, entitled "San Francisco Rock: A Night At The Family Dog" was broadcast on December 13, 1970 and features performances by Santana, the Grateful Dead, and the Jefferson Airplane. San Francisco Rock: A Night At The Family Dog - Santana, Grateful Dead, and Jefferson Airplane (NET) Recorded on February 4, 1970 at the Family Dog At The Great Highway in San Francisco. The performances were filmed on quad 2 inch video with monophonic sound. This one hour program was first broadcast on December 13, 1970. Santana play "Incident At Neshabur" and "Soul Sacrifice". The Grateful Dead play "Hard To Handle" and "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider". The Jefferson Airplane play "The Ballad Of You And Me And Pooneil" and "Eskimo Blue Day". The "Super Jam" at the end includes members of the Grateful Dead. The tambourine player is an audience member that found his way on stage. Broadcast on NET (which became PBS) in 1970. Sancho was the family dog of the Family Dog commune that put on the dances. The program was produced by Ralph Gleason and Robert Zagone with sound by Bob Matthews and Betty Cantor. This was the second of a two part series. The first part, entitled "Go Ride The Music" was broadcast on December 6, 1970 and features performances by the Jefferson Airplane and Quicksilver Messenger Service. The Grateful Dead songs appear on the "Grateful Dead Download Series: Family Dog At The Great Highway - 2/4/70" CD release. Go Ride The Music and West Pole - var. (Eagle Rock / Eagle Vision EV30181-9, February, 2008) This two DVD release consists the programs "Go Ride The Music" (broadcast in 1970) and "West Pole" (broadcast in 1968). "Go Ride The Music" features the music of the Jefferson Airplane and the Quicksilver Messenger Service and Jerry Garcia appears briefly in interviews. "West Pole" features narration by Ralph J. Gleason of the music scene in the San Francisco area and includes the album version of "New Potato Caboose" by the Grateful Dead as one of the background tracks. The "West Pole" program was broadcast on August 16, 1968 on KQED. Disc one ("Go Ride The Music") contains "1. Intro" (2:14), "2. We Can Be Together - Jefferson Airplane (5:32)", "3. Volunteers - Jefferson Airplane" (4;35), "4. Mexico - Jefferson Airplane" (2:20), "5. Warm Red Wine - Quicksilver Messenger Service" (2;26), "6. Baby Baby - Quicksilver Messenger Service" (6:13), "7. Subway - Quicksilver Messenger Service" (6:11), "8. Plastic Fantastic Lover - Jefferson Airplane" (4:04), "9. Somebody to Love - Jefferson Airplane" (5:22), "10. Mona - Quicksilver Messenger Service" (6:24), "11. Emergency - Jefferson Airplane" (4:42), and "12. Wooden Ships - Jefferson Airplane" (6:40). Disc two ("West Pole") contains "1. Music - Ace Of Cups" (1:51), "2. Roll With It - Steve Miller Band" (16:30), "3. Greasy Heart - Jefferson Airplane" (3:37), "4. New Potato Caboose - Grateful Dead" (7:26), "5. Dino's Song - Quicksilver Messenger Service" (3:28), "6. Sittin' In Circles - Steve Miller Band" (3:10), "7. Simplicity - Ace Of Cups" (4:34), "8. Freedom - Sons Of Champlin" (8:37), and "9. Gospel Song - Ace Of Cups" (6:15). A Ralph J. Gleason Rock Classic: Jefferson Airplane, The Grateful Dead, Santana - A Night at the Family Dog - var. (Eagle Rock 2030122-9, June 28, 2005) This DVD release is the National Educational Television (NET) broadcast of "San Francisco Rock: A Night At The Family Dog" from 1970. The performance took place on February 4, 1970 at the Family Dog At The Great Highway in San Francisco. The audio for the release was taken from the mono source material and remastered to stereo and 5.1 surround sound. On the DVD are performances by Santana ("Incident At Neshabur" (4:55) and "Soul Sacrifice" (13:21)) the Grateful Dead ("Hard To Handle" (6:32) and "China Cat Sunflower" (5:12) > "I Know You Rider" (4:36)) and the Jefferson Airplane ("The Ballad Of You And Me And Pooneil" (8:17) and "Eskimo Blue Day" (6:07)). The "Super Jam" (9:26) at the end includes members of the Grateful Dead. http://www.eaglevisionusa.com/ San Francisco Rock: A Night At The Family Dog - Santana, Grateful Dead, and Jefferson Airplane (Rajon Vision RV0814) The DVD was released in the PAL format in New Zealand and Australia in 2007. San Francisco Rock: A Night At The Family Dog - Santana, Grateful Dead, and Jefferson Airplane (Eagle Vision EREDV472) The DVD was released in the PAL format in the UK and Europe in 2007. Calebration - var. ( ) Live performances by the Grateful Dead, Quicksilver Messenger Service, and Swamp Dogg were recorded at the KQED studios for this program. The Grateful Dead perform "Easy Wind", "Candyman", "Casey Jones", "Brokedown Palace", and "Uncle John's Band". The program was broadcast from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on Sunday, August 30, 1970 on KPIX television and simulcast in quadraphonic sound on KCBS and K-101 FM radio. Portions of these performances by the Grateful Dead appear in the "Anthem To Beauty" video. Winterland Arena, S.F. - Grateful Dead and Quicksilver Messenger Service ( ) Television broadcast on KQED and quadraphonic simulcast on KQED-FM and KSAN-FM of the October 4, 1970 show. Winterland was located in San Francisco, at the intersection of Steiner and Post. It is possible that the concert was filmed for later use in a "San Francisco Rock" series program. No film has been found as of this date and it remains "lost". New Year's Eve, 1970 - Grateful Dead ( ) The first set of December 31, 1970 was broadcast on KQED and first four songs were simulcast on KSAN-FM. Gimme Shelter (Albert Maysles, David Maysles, and Charlotte Zwerin, 1970) Garcia appears at Altamont Speedway on Saturday, December 6, 1969 getting off a helicopter. After the Jefferson Airplane segment, members of the band (Garcia, Lesh, and Weir) also appear, discussing the bad vibes and deciding not to perform at the concert. Pop 2: Grateful Dead 1 (ORTF) The performance by the Grateful Dead on June 21, 1971 on the back lawn at the Chateau d'Herouville, in Herouville, France, was filmed by ORTF. Portions of the concert were broadcast in two parts on the "Pop 2" program. Probably broadcast on July 24, 1971 were "(x) Black Peter (x)", "Hard To Handle", "(x) Sugar Magnolia", an interview with Jerry Garcia, and "Deal" (color footage). The Grateful Dead jammed with some French musicians in the recording studio located on the third floor. The owner of the chateau at this time was Michel Magne, an avant-garde musician and soundtrack composer. Pop 2: Grateful Dead 2 (ORTF) The performance by the Grateful Dead on June 21, 1971 on the back lawn at the Chateau d'Herouville, in Herouville, France, was filmed by ORTF. Portions of the concert were broadcast in two parts on the "Pop 2" program. Probably broadcast on November 27, 1971 were "(x) Morning Dew" and "China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider" (black and white footage). The Grateful Dead jammed with some French musicians in the recording studio located on the third floor. The owner of the chateau at this time was Michel Magne, an avant-garde musician and soundtrack composer. Last Days Of The Fillmore (directed by Richard T. Heffron, 1972) The Grateful Dead perform "Casey Jones" and "Johnny B. Goode". Garcia is shown on pedal steel, warming up with the New Riders of the Purple Sage. Fillmore: The Last Days (Rhino / Bill Graham Memorial Foundation, 2009) The movie was released on DVD in 2009. It includes "Noodle" by Jerry Garcia, "Rehearsal Jam" by Jerry Garcia with New Riders Of The Purple Sage, and "Casey Jones" and "Johnny B. Goode" by the Grateful Dead. The Grateful Dead (Robert Nelson, 2710 East Kenwood, Milwaukee, WI 53211) An approximately 10:15 minute long film of the Grateful Dead performing in 1967. The music is "New Potato Caboose" from the "Anthem Of The Sun" album, and with the "Alligator" from the album during the canoes sequence, and back to performance footage, with "Mountain Jam" > "Alligator" from the album. "Sitting On Top Of The World" and "Viola Lee Blues" from the first album are also used. Filmed some time in 1967. Shown in 1972. TV From The Tivoli ( ) The April 17, 1972 show at the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark was broadcast on television in Europe. This was re-broadcast in France in 1996, 1998, and 2000. Rosie McGee can be seen dancing during "One More Saturday Night". Beat Club (Show 78, broadcast on May 27, 1972) The Grateful Dead performed "One More Saturday Night" and "Truckin'" on April 21, 1972 for this German TV show out of Bremen, West Germany. In the credits, Pigpen was listed as "Ron 'Pigpen' McKerney" and Keith Godchaux was listed as "Keith Godcheaux". Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel (Grateful Dead Records) A 30 second animated promo for the album. Shown on television in 1974. The promo is on 35mm film and was made by Spunbuggy, a firm in Los Angeles. The film has three different soundtracks available. Sunshine Daydream (Canis Major) An unreleased movie, approximately 95 minutes long, mostly footage of the August 27, 1972 concert at Veneta, Oregon. The show was recorded on 16-track 2-inch reel to reel tape and on 16 millimeter color negative film. Other footage includes preparation for the concert and Merry Prankster footage of Acid Tests and their bus trips (including Neal Cassady). Filming, directing, and editing contributors include: Phil De Guere, John Norris, Sam Field, Lou Melson, Charlie Barreca, and Far West Action Picture Services (a Merry Prankster group). (Note: Reportedly, this video has been sold via mail order by one of the Pranksters.) The movie was shown on October 26, 2001, at The Fillmore, as part of The TriChromes show there. The movie was premiered at the Makor Theater (35 West 67th Street, New York City) on August 17, 2002. The movie was shown on August 1, 2013 as the third "Get Together at the Movies" event. Sunshine Daydream (Grateful Dead Productions VHS) A VHS release of the "Sunshine Daydream" movie. To be released. Sunshine Daydream "Not For Sale" (Canis Major) This unofficial version of the movie contains additional footage at the start in which Ken Babbs portrays a business man who plans to close down the Springfield Creamery; the only way to save the creamery is to have the Grateful Dead perform at a concert. An "alternate view" of "I Know You Rider" is included at the end. The soundtrack is synched to the film footage. Sunshine Daydream (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino) A three CD and one DVD release of the "Sunshine Daydream" movie released on September 17, 2013. The movie was shown in theaters on August 1, 2013 at the third "Meet Up At The Movies" event. The three CDs contain the August 27, 1972 concert at Veneta, Oregon. The film was synched to the 16 track soundboard recording; at times the synch is off slightly. The footage at the start in which Ken Babbs portrays a business man who plans to close down the Springfield Creamery does not appear in the movie. Other short segments have also been edited out. The animation during "Dark Star" was changed and is based on Hubble space telescope images. Sunshine Daydream (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino) A three CD and one Blu-ray disc release of the "Sunshine Daydream" movie released on September 17, 2013. The CDs contain the August 27, 1972 concert at Veneta, Oregon. Sunshine Daydream (Grateful Dead Productions / Rhino) The music from the August 27, 1972 concert at Veneta, Oregon was released on four 180 gram vinyl records. Deep Blue World (1973) This 6:32 long film by director Ken Rudolph of various underwater life and scenery uses "Eep Hour" for the soundtrack. Big Bad Mama (Roger Corman, 1974) Much of the music for this film was written by David Grisman, it was played by the Great American Music Band, and they were recorded and mixed by Bill Wolf. It is thought that Jerry Garcia plays banjo and guitar in this group. Capone (Roger Corman, 1975) Much of the music for this film was written by David Grisman. It is thought that Jerry Garcia plays banjo and guitar for the music used in the soundtrack of this film. I Believe (KPIX) In 1976, Jerry Garcia was interviewed by Father Miles Riley on this one half hour long San Francisco-based religious television program. The recording date may have been January 24, 1976. The Grateful Dead Movie - Grateful Dead (Round Reels) Their very own movie, released on June 1, 1977. It was filmed during the October 16, 17, 18, 19, and 20, 1974 shows at the Winterland Arena. It is 131 minutes long. Mickey Hart played only during the second and thirds sets and the encore on the 20th. During the 'flashback' scenes, studio versions of "St. Stephen", "Ripple", and "Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" were played. The "It Must Have Been The Roses" played during the closing credits is also probably a studio version. "Casey Jones" is from the 17th. "Going Down The Road Feeling Bad", "U.S. Blues" and "Morning Dew" are from the 18th (Bill Kreutzmann is wearing a long-sleeve black button-up collared shirt in all three songs). "One More Saturday Night" is probably from the 18th, as the length in the movie matches the timing in DeadBase. "Eyes Of The World" and "Truckin'" are from either the 16th or 19th. "Sugar Magnolia" is probably from the 17th ("Sugar Magnolia" and "Sunshine Daydream" are together). "Playing In The Band" is from the 16th (no Mickey Hart). The scratch seen during "Playing In The Band" occurred in the camera; this was digitally removed in the DVD release. "Stella Blue" is from the 17th or the 20th. "Johnny B. Goode" is from the 20th (Mickey Hart is introduced). The film release begins with an opening animation sequence by Gary Gutierrez and has a short history of the Grateful Dead sequence during the middle of the movie. The movie includes parts or all of: "U. S. Blues", "Going Down The Road", "Eyes Of The World", "St. Stephen" (studio version), "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" (studio version), "Stella Blue", "Morning Dew", "Late For Supper", "The Wheel", "One More Saturday Night", "Trucking", "Sugar Magnolia", "Ripple" (studio version), "Playing In The Band", "Casey Jones", "It Must Have Been the Roses" (probably a studio version), "Johnny B. Goode", and "Eep Hour". Ned Lagin, who performed during all five shows, is noticeably absent from the film. The movie was filmed on 16mm film, which produced a 4:3 negative. These prints were then cut and blown up to provide the master 35mm negative, resulting in the 1.85:1 theatrical print. The movie was released as eight reels of theatrical prints. When the movie was pulled from theaters, these reels, some intact, some damaged, and some missing, were returned to the Vault. In the movie, many of the audience shots shown during songs were not filmed during those songs. Similarly, some of the band close-ups shown during songs were not filmed during those songs. Many of the vocals were overdubbed for the movie, often erasing the audience tracks. The film was premiered at the Ziegfield Theater, 141 West 54th Street in New York on June 1, 1977 at 8:15 p.m., just over two and one half years after the concerts. The reception following the premier was at The St. Regis Roof of the St. Regis Hotel on 5th Avenue and 55th Street. The film budget grew from an initial one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars to six hundred thousand dollars. Bill Graham provided the final forty thousand dollars to make the prints. The Grateful Dead Movie - Grateful Dead (Image Entertainment ID 7346 GD) This "Double Disc Widescreen Edition" is a release on laser disc. It is in matted letterbox format (1.66 to 1 aspect ratio), with a stereo digital audio soundtrack. The first side is in CAV, permitting Gary Gutierrez's animation to be scanned frame by frame. Sides 2 and 3 are in CLV. The Grateful Dead Movie - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead 5001VHS) A VHS video tape release of the movie. Released on April 25, 1989. The movie was filmed on 16mm film, which produced a 4:3 negative. These prints were then cut and blown up to provide the master 35mm negative, resulting in the 1.85:1 aspect ratio theatrical print. A "mediocre" quality 35mm theatrical release print was used to create the VHS release. For the VHS release, the film was cropped on the left and right sides, and also inexplicably cropped on the top and bottom, and not properly color corrected. The Grateful Dead Movie - Grateful Dead ( ) In 1999, the movie has been revamped for DVD with extra footage and extra tunes. The Grateful Dead Movie: Extended 2 DVD Version - Grateful Dead (Monterey Home Video, November 9, 2004) A two DVD release of the film, with bonus material including: 90 minutes of previously unseen concert footage including "Uncle John's Band", "Sugaree", "The Other One" > "Spanish Jam" >" Mind Left Body Jam" > "The Other One", "Scarlet Begonias", "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider", "Dark Star", and "Weather Report Suite"; the making of "The Grateful Dead Movie"; the making of the animated Opening Sequence with Gary Gutierrez; the making of the DVD; the 1974 television commercial for the "From The Mars Hotel" album; interviews with Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann, Donna Jean Godchaux, and Steve Parish; a photo gallery; and a 24 page booklet with photos and essay by Dennis McNally. The movie was transferred from the original 35mm film negatives and is presented in a 1.77:1 widescreen ratio. It includes several mixes: a Dolby Digital 5.1 presentation of the original movie theater audio mix; a Dolby Digital 5.1 audio mix taken from the master multi-track tapes; and a Dolby Digital 2.0 audio mix taken the master multi-track tapes. Disc One is 132 minutes long and Disc Two is 175 minutes long. Pre-orders placed prior to 3 p.m. on November 5, 2004 received a six inch strip of 35mm film taken from one of the damaged or incomplete theatrical prints that reside in the Vault. The performances seen in the movie were filmed on 16mm film, which produced a 4:3 negative. These were then cut and blown up to provide the master 35mm negative, resulting in 1.85:1 widescreen theatrical print. The movie was released as eight reels of theatrical prints. During production of the DVD release, the original 35mm film negatives were found to have some damage along the right side frame edge. Since the 35mm film was being transferred in HD (which has a 1.78:1 aspect ratio), the damaged right edge of the original 35mm negative was cropped from the 1.85:1 to the 1.78:1, which was a small but an almost unnoticeable loss of the original image. The resulting DVD is an almost exact copy of the theatrical release. On Disc One, after viewing the last chapter and the credits, the "AM" at the center of the "handlebars" becomes activated; selecting it bring up a short Jerry Garcia interview. On Disc Two, in the documentaries section, after viewing the making of the DVD, Garcia's guitar becomes highlighted; selecting that brings up a short Jerry Garcia interview. On Disc Two, in the "From The Mars Hotel" commercials selection, after first viewing the "Mix 3", an option becomes available above "Mix 1"; selecting that brings up a short interview with Donna Jean Godchaux and Bill Kreutzmann. During one of the Jerry Garcia interview segments, the image of the woman sitting next to Garcia was scrambled as her identity was not known and no release was available. The dancer during the animated skeleton was also scrambled for similar reasons. The scratch, seen in the original theatrical movie release during "Playing In The Band" occurred in the camera; this was digitally removed in the DVD release. Both "Eyes Of The World" and "Casey Jones" were missing small portions. The RIAA certified the video as "Gold", as "Platinum", and as double "Platinum" on February 21, 2005. The Grateful Dead - (IMC Vision) A two disc release. Disc 1 (132 minutes) is on a Blu-ray disc with "The Grateful Dead Movie" in its entirety in the 1.78:1 aspect ratio, a full length commentary by Susan Crutcher and John Nutt, and more. Disc 2 (175 minutes) is on a DVD with 95 minutes of bonus concert material, the "Mars Hotel" album television commercial, the documentaries "A Look Back", "Making Of The Animated Sequence", "Making Of The DVD", and more. A Look Back - var. (Grateful Dead Productions, 2004) A promotional CD for "The Grateful Dead Movie". It includes interviews with band members and other persons involved with the re-release project. Don Kirschner's Rock Concert - Don Kirschner ( ) The February 4, 1978 broadcast (season 5, episode 13) included animation, "U. S. Blues", and "One More Saturday Night" from "The Grateful Dead Movie". Also appearing on the program were Brick, who performed "Dazz", and Starbuck, who performed "Moonlight Feels Right". Saturday Night Live (NBC) The Grateful Dead play "Casey Jones" and "I Need A Miracle" > "Good Loving" on the November 11, 1978 broadcast. Phil Lesh appears wearing a large "Hi Mom" button. Bill Kreutzmann appeared with John Belushi in one of the skits. John Belushi also performed the "Elizabeth Taylor Choking on a Chicken Bone" sketch. Capitol Theater, Passaic, NJ - Grateful Dead ( ) A close circuit telecast to a few theaters and FM radio stereo simulcast of the November 24, 1978 show. Night Of The Living Dead ( ) TV broadcast on PBS (KQED) and stereo simulcast on KSAN of the December 31, 1978 show of the closing of the Winterland Arena. The "And We Bid You Goodnight" was not broadcast. Grateful Dead - Shakedown Street (Arista, 1978) This promotional video shows the "Shakedown Street" album cover and the Grateful Dead in live performances of "I Need A Miracle" and "Good Loving". Deathsport (directed by Allan Arkush, 1978) The soundtrack for this movie (produced by Roger Corman) includes Jerry Garcia playing guitar. Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (United Artists, 1978) During the first half hour of the movie, there appears a couple of times for a few seconds a bum (played by Joe Bellan) playing the banjo in the park by City Hall. The banjo music is by Jerry Garcia and the credits list 'Banjo - Jerry Garcia'. A remake of the 1956 movie. Apocalypse Now (1979) The soundtrack includes some music by Mickey Hart and the Rhythm Devils. More American Graffiti (1979) "Cream Puff War" by the Grateful Dead is included in the movie soundtrack but was not included on the album "More American Graffiti - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" (MCA Records MCA2-11006). Saturday Night Live (NBC) The Grateful Dead play "Alabama Getaway" and "Saint Of Circumstance" during the April 5, 1980 broadcast. Bob Weir appeared wearing bunny ears during "Alabama Getaway". Bill Kreutzmann flipped his drum stick at the end of "Saint Of Circumstance" PM Magazine ( ) Had a brief interview with Garcia and Weir a few days before the October, 1980 shows at Radio City Music Hall. Dead Ahead - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead 5059VHS) This 114 minute video contains live performances from Radio City Music Hall in New York City. From October 30, 1980 are "Uncle John's Band" (just the audio is played over the photo montage), "Bird Song", "Back On The Road Again", "To Lay Me Down", "Ripple". From October 31, 1980 are "Me And My Uncle", "Mexicali Blues", "Ramble On Rose", "Little Red Rooster", "Don't Ease Me In", "Lost Sailor", "Saint Of Circumstance", "Franklin's Tower", "Drums/Space", "Fire On The Mountain", "Not Fade Away", and "Good Loving". At the beginning of the video are some of the Franken and Davis skits with members of the Grateful Dead. The RIAA certified the video as "Gold" on November 20, 1995. Dead Ahead - Grateful Dead (LVD-9535) A U. S. laser disc release, with the same songs as the video. Dead Ahead - Grateful Dead (PA-82-010) A Japanese laser disc release. This 114 minute long laser disc has the same songs as the video. Dead Ahead - Grateful Dead (Pioneer Artists MP120-E) This is the United Kingdom laser disc release. It is CLV-Long Play and in stereo, in the PAL format, and is 114 minutes long. Released in 1982. The side one chapter titles are "Birdsong", "On The Road Again", "To Lay Me Down", "Ripple", "Me And My Uncle", "Mexicali Blues", "Ramble On Rose", and "Little Red Rooster". The side two chapter titles are "Don't Ease Me In", "Sailor / Saint Of Circumstance", "Franklin's Tower", "The Rhythm Devils", "Fire On The Mountain", "Not Fade Away", and "Good Lovin'". Dead Ahead - The Grateful Dead (Sirius 40302) This is a U.S. release on a CD-ROM for playing on a PC with the Windows 95 or the Windows 3.1 operating system. The running time is 114 minutes. The CD-ROM came in a "DVD-style" vinyl case rather than in a jewel case. Dead Ahead - Grateful Dead (1995) Portions of the October, 1980 performances at the radio City Music Hall were prepared for broadcast on PBS, in the form of a "PBS Inserts" video. This broadcast started with the photo montage with "Uncle John's Band" playing in the background, an approximately 22 minute long segment of acoustic performances of "Bird Song", "On The Road Again", and "Ripple", an approximately 22 minute segment of performances of "Ramble On Rose", "Little Red Rooster", and "Don't Ease Me In", a segment starting with Bob Weir about the origin of "Saint Of Circumstance", followed by "Saint Of Circumstance", "Franklin's Tower" > "Drums". The last segment was "Space" > "Not Fade Away" > "Good Loving". The broadcast length was about 83 minutes. Included were short interview clips with Dennis McNally, and with two clips of Bob Weir asking for donations to public television stations. Dead Ahead - Grateful Dead (Monterey Home Video 012233113136) This 114 minute long video was released on September 5, 1995. It includes: "Bird Song", "On The Road Again", "To Lay Me Down", "Ripple", "Mexicali Blues", "Ramble On Rose", "Little Red Rooster", "Don't Ease Me In", "Lost Sailor", "Saint Of Circumstance", "Franklin's Tower", "Drums", "Space", "Fire On The Mountain", "Not Fade Away", "Good Loving", and "Me And My Uncle". Dead Ahead (Restored Version) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead 5059VHS) In 2000, the VHS version of this video release has been restored. Dead Ahead Live - The Grateful Dead (BMG 74321 944259) The video was released on DVD in the United Kingdom in 2002. The DVD is region coded for Region 2, in the PAL format, is 115 minutes long and contains 16 tracks: "Bird Song", "On The Road Again", "To Lay Me Down", "Ripple", "Mexicali Blues", "Ramble On Rose", "Little Red Rooster", "Don't Ease Me In", "Lost Sailor", "Saint Of Circumstance", "Franklin's Tower", "Drums/Space", "Fire On The Mountain", "Not Fade Away", "Good Lovin'", and "Me And My Uncle". Dead Ahead - Grateful Dead (Monterey Home Video, November 1, 2005) A DVD re-release with almost an hour of bonus material and a remix in Dolby 5.1 surround sound. The original one inch master tapes were used for the DVD. The DVD contains the entire original release of "Dead Ahead". The songs include "Uncle John's Band", "Don't Ease Me In", "Bird Song", "Lost Sailor", "On The Road Again", "Saint Of Circumstance", "To Lay Me Down", "Franklin's Tower", "Ripple", "Rhythm Devils", "Me And My Uncle", "Space", "Mexicali Blues", "Fire On The Mountain", "Ramble On Rose", "Not Fade Away", "Little Red Rooster", and "Good Loving". The bonus songs, from October 30, 1980, include: "Heaven Help The Fool", "He's Gone", "Shakedown Street", "Trucking", and "Samson and Delilah". The audio features the original stereo mix produced by Dan Healy and Betty Cantor-Jackson and a Dolby 5.1 mix of the concert. The concert was MC-ed by Al Franken and Tom Davis. Included is a booklet with an essay by Steve Silberman and photos by Peter Simon and Bob Minkin. Good Morning America (October 29, 1980) Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir were interviewed about the Radio City Music Hall concerts. An Evening With The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead (1981) Monarch/Noteworthy present from Radio City Music Hall, New York: "Back On The Road Again", "Must Have Been The Roses", "Ripple", "Samson And Delilah", "Ramble On Rose", "Truckin" > "Drums" (with Billy Cobham) > "The Other One", "Good Loving", and "U.S. Blues" (the first three are from the "Reckoning" album). Hosted by Al Franken and Tom Davis. This was broadcast as a Showtime Cable special of the October, 1980 shows, probably October 30, 1980. Approximately 77 minutes long. Copyright by Grateful Dead Productions. Radio City Music Hall - Grateful Dead ( ) A close circuit telecast to a few select theaters and stereo simulcast of the October 31, 1980 show. Mermaid ( ) In one scene in this movie, starring Darryl Hannah and Tom Hanks, the "mermaid" is sitting in pizza shop, looking out the window. In the background, on the Radio City Music Hall marquee, can be seen "EFUL DEAD". Today Show (NBC) Gene Shalit interviews Garcia on the March 21, 1981 show. In the background is a "color negative" band photo. During the interview, Shalit shows the cover of the "Reckoning" album, which was released later that week. The segment was called "Jerry Garcia - A Music Man". Grugahalle - Grateful Dead ( ) The show from March 28, 1981 at the Grugahalle, Essen, West Germany was broadcast on television and radio in Europe. This included a most visually unusual "Drums" segment with the Flying Karamazoff Brothers juggling around Mickey Hart. This program has been rebroadcast fairly regularly on the German TV station WDR. The original simulcast included interviews with the band, which are not rebroadcast. Endangered Species (Alan Rudolph) John Perry Barlow has a small role as an undercover government agent ("Mercenary") in this 97 minute long release from 1982. Tomorrow Coast To Coast (NBC) Tom Snyder interviews Ken Kesey and Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir and Garcia, and Weir, Garcia, Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann on the May 7, 1981 broadcast. The band performs acoustic versions of "On The Road Again", "Dire Wolf" > "Deep Elum Blues", and "Cassidy". Phil Lesh and Brent Mydland were not interviewed, although they do perform. The Tomorrow Show - Tom Snyder's Electric Kool-Aid Talk Show (NBC Universal / Shout Factory, UPC 826663101287, ISBN 0-7389-3504-2, 2006) This single DVD release includes the Grateful Dead appearance on "Tomorrow Coast To Coast" that was broadcast on May 7, 1981. The segment is approximately 36:17 long and consists of Tom Snyder interviewing Ken Kesey and Jerry Garcia, the band performing an acoustic "On The Road Again", the band performing an acoustic "Dire Wolf" > "Deep Elum Blues", Tom Snyder interviewing Bob Weir and Garcia, Tom Snyder interviewing Weir, Garcia, Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann, and the band performing an acoustic "Cassidy". Phil Lesh and Brent Mydland do perform but are not interviewed. The DVD also includes two interviews with Tom Wolfe (broadcast on August 6, 1979 and October 14, 1980) and an interview with Dr. Timothy Leary (broadcast on August 9, 1981). The Tomorrow Show: Tom Snyder's Electric Kool-Aid Talk Show (Shout Factory, 2006) This is a two DVD release that contains four episodes of "The Tomorrow Show" with Tom Snyder. It includes the May 7, 1981 program with the Grateful Dead and Ken Kesey. Late Night With David Letterman (NBC) Garcia and Weir appear on the April 13, 1982 broadcast and play "Deep Elum Blues" and "The Monkey And The Engineer". During a discussion about the band's album releases, Bob Weir says: "If we ever put out a good album, they'll buy that too." Backstage Pass ( ) A 1982 syndicated show produced by Video West. It had a segment on the Dead and includes an interview with Garcia. Portrait Of A Legend ( ) A 1982 half hour syndicated series hosted by James Darren. The segment on the Grateful Dead included various video clips and interviews with Jerry Garcia, Mickey Hart, and Bob Weir, and one with Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann. In one segment, Mickey Hart is seen smoking a pipe. Nightline (ABC News) Jerry Garcia was interviewed September 3, 1982 about the U.S. Festival. The Last Word (ABC News) This news and features show had a live segment from the December 31, 1982 show. NBC Overnight (NBC News) An October, 1983 segment on the Dead by Linda Ellerbee along with interviews. The Sounds Of San Francisco (Video West) A one hour show hosted by Greg Kihn included a segment about the Grateful Dead. The approximately 10 minute long segment includes musical clips and interviews with Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann, and Ramrod, Dan Healy and Elizabeth Cantor-Jackson, and Jerry Garcia. Haight-Ashbury Revisited (Front Row Video) This 1983 show included footage of the Dead playing and interviews with band members. Heartbeeps (Allan Arkush, 1981) With Andy Kaufmann and Bernadette Peters. The sounds of Jerry Garcia's guitar appear as the voice of the "baby" robot "Phil". That was done by Garcia playing his guitar, then using an electronic gate and speaking the dialogue; that would gate the guitar sound similarly to how a vocoder would. Deadhead ( ) A short movie made in the early 80's about a girl who convinced her boyfriend to ram their car into a brick wall at maximum speed while playing "Freebird". He dies, she survives, and goes onto become a tour-head. There are pictures of the girl with Bobby Weir and other Dead members (Mickey Hart and Phil Lesh ?) outside a concert. Hell's Angels Forever, Forever Hell's Angels (1983) The Jerry Garcia Band (Garcia, Kreutzmann, Kahn, and Saunders) performs on the Hell's Angels "Pirates Party" boat ride of September 5, 1973 on the "SS Bay Belle". Yours truly makes a cameo appearance. Executive producers are Jerry Garcia and Clare Frost. An unreleased studio version of "It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry" is played ver the closing credits. Directing the movie were Richard Chase, Kevin Keating, and Leon Gast. By Heron Communications, Inc. Some of the movie's backing was provided by Roger Corman. Jerry Garcia and Ron Rakow invested over a quarter of a million dollars to help with the completion of the movie. Hell's Angels Forever ( ) This is a re-release of the "Hell's Angels Forever, Forever Hell's Angels" movie under a different title. Don Blue ( ) On this 1982 television show, Jerry Garcia answers a few questions about his new album, and plays an acoustic "Run For The Roses". Mask ( ) A movie starring Cher. The soundtrack includes "Ripple" from the "American Beauty" album. Get Crazy ( ) This August 5, 1983 released film was directed by Allan Arkush. He had worked at the Fillmore East and this musical comedy is loosely based his experiences there, on Bill Graham, and the Fillmore East. An SYF poster is often seen in the background. In the credits, Candace Brightman is listed as "Lighting Consultant". Vietnam: A Television History (WGBH, 1983) This thirteen week documentary series was broadcast on PBS. The opening and closing themes were scored by Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann. The music was performed by Vic Firth, Mickey Hart, Zakir Hussain, Bill Kreutzmann, Airto Moreira, Merl Saunders, and Bobby Vega. Originally broadcast on PBS on October 4, 1983. Night Watch (CBS News) Bob Weir is interviewed by Christopher Glenn about Bobby And The Midnites. The program was probably recorded in November, 1984, during the "Where The Beat Meets The Street" album tour. One More Saturday Night ( ) Al Franken and Tom Davis. Garcia overdubbed the guitar solo and provided soundtrack production. Prevent Forest Fires - USDA ( ) Mickey Hart of the Grateful Dead talks on this radio PSA about preventing forest fires while "Fire On The Mountain" plays in the background. Other groups also appear on this 1984 record. 20th Anniversary Press Conference - NBC (NBC) The Grateful Dead were interviewed by the press on June 14, 1985 as part of the 20th Anniversary Tour. The interview was probably held at the Greek Theater at UC Berkeley. New Year's Eve, 1985 - Grateful Dead ( ) A live broadcast of the second set from December 31, 1985 on the USA cable network show "Night Flight". Ken Kesey did the psychedilisized color-commentary during the midnight countdown. The broadcast was co-hosted by Bill Walton and Don Novello ("Father Guido Sarducci"). Excerpts of the second set have been used in "So Far", where they are mixed with footage from the Marin County Vets sessions of April, 1985. Rex Radio - (KPFA, San Francisco) A radio program hosted by Phil Lesh. It is broadcast on the second Monday of each month at 10pm on KPFA, 94.1 MHz. The show began broadcasting in 1987. Eyes of Chaos / Veil of Order - Phil Lesh and Gary Lambert (KPFA, San Francisco) A monthly radio program hosted by Phil Lesh and Gary Lambert, featuring new and/or weird music. Produced by David Gans. Broadcast on the second Monday of each month, 9pm on KPFA, it replaced Rex Radio in mid-1992. Farm Aid - var. ( ) "Samson And Delilah" > "The Wheel" > "I Need A Miracle" from the July 4, 1986 show were included as part of the Farm Aid broadcast. The Twilight Zone (CBS Broadcasting, 1985) The Grateful Dead and Merl Saunders, with Bob Bralove, wrote a number of the scores for this series which premiered on September 27, 1985. The main and end titles music is by the Grateful Dead. This TV series, produced by Phil DeGuere, was broadcast in 1985 and 1986. The opening theme piano music is Merl Saunders and Brent Mydland playing together. Robert Hunter had been hired to write the introductions to each episode, and had been considered to do the voice-over as well. One of the agreements between CBS Entertainment and Grateful Dead Productions (i.e., the band members) is dated June 12, 1985. Individual band members recorded a number of stings and bumpers that were used to presentr different moods in the programs. The Twilight Zone (CBS Broadcasting, 1985) The music for "Kentucky Rye", broadcast October 11, 1985, is by the Grateful Dead and Merl Saunders. The Twilight Zone (CBS Broadcasting, 1985) The music for "Nightcrawlers", broadcast October 18, 1985, is by Merl Saunders and the Grateful Dead. The Twilight Zone (CBS Broadcasting, 1985) The music for "The Shadow Man", broadcast on November 29, 1985, is by the Grateful Dead. The Twilight Zone (CBS Broadcasting, 1985) The music for "I Of Newton", broadcast on December 13, 1985, is by the Grateful Dead. The Twilight Zone (CBS Broadcasting, 1985) The music for "But Can She Type?", broadcast on December 20, 1985, is by the Grateful Dead. The Twilight Zone (CBS Broadcasting, 1986) The music for "The Misfortune Cookie", broadcast on January 3, 1986, is by Merl Saunders. The Twilight Zone (CBS Broadcasting, 1986) Robert Hunter wrote the story and teleplay for "The Devil's Alphabet" episode, broadcast in March, 1986. Ben Cross and the British character actor Hywell Bennett starred in the episode. A Prairie Home Companion (Minnesota Public Radio) The January 10, 1987 show included a medley of "Ripple", "Brokedown Palace", and "Attics Of My Life" performed by Garrison Keillor (vocals), Velma Fry (vocals), Pat Donahue, and John Nieman (with acoustic guitar, mandolin, and piano). This medley was broadcast on the "Grateful Dead Hour Number xxx". Levi's 501 Jeans (Levi Strauss Co., San Francisco, CA) A 30 second radio commercial featuring Jerry Garcia, Sandy Rothman, David Nelson, and John Kahn playing a old time country blues tune, and Garcia singing '...a good pair of Levi's bound to set me free ... Levi's 501 jeans shrink to fit only me...'. Aired in early 1987. During rehearsals, several different versions of lyrics were written and practiced: "These old blue jeans, that I got on, they shrink to fit, they're 501, Levi's blues, the blues for me, just as blue, as the deep blue sea.". Another version was: "...staking down vampires, raising the cross, over sick monsters, Levi's are us..." and "...the bloodbath, Levi's are us, after we burn down, the ghouls and the fiends, we'll still be wearing, our 501 jeans", . Yet another version: "You'll find my name, on the back of my jeans, Levi's blues is what I mean, a good pair of Levi's, bound to set me free, 501 jeans, shrink to fit only me, yo-de-le-e-oh...". Levi's 501 Jeans (Levi Strauss Co., San Francisco, CA) During a 501 Jeans commercial with the fish, Jerry Garcia, Branford Marsalis, Bruce Hornsby, and Rob Wasserman are playing in the background. This commercial was directed by Spike Lee, and aired in 1991. The Heroes Journey: The World of Joseph Campbell ( ) Premiered on May 29, 1987 in Los Angeles at a benefit for the Hermes Society. The soundtrack includes Mickey Hart, Jerry Garcia, and Brent Mydland playing. Further! Ken Kesey's American Dreams ( ) A one hour film about Ken Kesey with footage of the acid tests, the Dead playing 'Trips' music at Kesey's house in La Honda in 1966, Merry Pranksters, Jerry Garcia bits, etc. Shown on June 16, 1987 on KQED (PBS). Produced by Joan Saffa and Steve Talbot. Furthermore! ( ) A half-hour program of outtakes from "Further!" with longer segments of the interviews with Tom Wolfe, Allen Ginsberg, Ram Dass, and Kesey's other friends and acquaintances. Shown after "Further!". - Rona Elliott (NBC) Rona Elliott interviewed Jerry Garcia and Mickey Hart at Club Front in San Rafael, CA on June 16, 1987. Touch Of Grey - Grateful Dead ( ) Video of the short version of the song. The video was shot on May 9, 1987, at the Laguna Seca Recreation Area after the Dead's show there. It was directed by Gary Gutierrez. Phil Lesh lent one of his tiedyed shirts and Mickey Hart lent his Celtics jacket for the skeletons to wear. The skeletons were selected to match the height and physical characteristics of the band members. Garcia's skeleton is playing Garcia's guitar. Where the band is shown on stage, they are lip synching the words and music. The dog that runs off with the leg of the Mickey Hart skeleton was named "Tennessee Jed"; he belonged to one of the audience. The deadline to present the finished video to Arista was June 8, 1987 and it was premiered on June 19, 1987. The puppeteers included Gary Platek, Mark Walas, Kelly Lepkowsky, Blair Claekm Jim Issac, Erik Jenfer, Wim Van Thillo, and Annabelle Garcia. Day Of The Dead (MTV) An MTV special which was broadcast in August, 1987. It included various clips of taped performances, interview segments with Garcia (wearing a black, grey, and white flannel shirt) and Hart about the "In The Dark" album, and hourly reports by Carolyn Haldeman from the Giants Stadium parking lot during the Grateful Dead's show. Garcia was interviewed at Club Front. "West L.A. Fadeaway" was described by Garcia as a "blues tune", "more or less straight ahead", and "with a snakey quality". "Push Comes To Shove" was described by Garcia as "just a good old rock and roll shuffle". Garcia also spoke about his post-hospital recovery, about making "In The Dark", using the new Dolby noise reduction system, the songs on the album, jamming, his friendship with Robert Hunter and their songwriting approach as compared to the Weir and Barlow "final exam" songwriting approach, and playing banjo and pedal steel and Dylan tour. There was brief segment on the "So Far" movie concept. Hell In A Bucket - Grateful Dead ( ) A video of the song. Premiered in September, 1987. Late Night With David Letterman (NBC) Garcia and Weir appear on the September 17, 1987 broadcast. Jerry Garcia spelled "TRUCKIN" on a Scrabble board during the show's lead-in. They play with the Late Night band during the show ("Good Loving", "All Along the Watchtower", "Walking The Dog", "Tore Up Over You", and "Kansas City" during the commercial intros) and perform "When I Paint My Masterpiece". During their segment, Bob Weir shows a parlor trick by levitating Jerry Garcia. Farm Aid III - var. ( ) "I Need A Miracle" > "Maggie's Farm" > "Black Peter" from the September 19, 1987 show were included as part of the Farm Aid III broadcast. The Making Of The "Touch Of Grey" Video And More: Dead Ringers / A Behind The Scenes Look At The Grateful Dead's First Video - Grateful Dead (6 West Home Video / Arista) Released in September, 1987, this 30 minute VHS Hi-fi video includes a live "Touch Of Grey", the "Touch Of Grey" video, and scenes during the filming of the video. Directed by Justin Kreutzmann. The "Touch Of Grey" video was shot on May 9, 1987, at the Laguna Seca Recreation Area after the Dead's show there. The RIAA certified the video as "Gold" on June 14, 1988. "When Push Comes To Shove" plays over the closing credits. So Far - Grateful Dead (6 West Home Video/Arista SW 5701) Released in October, 1987, this 55 minute VHS Hi-fi Digital recording video contains live versions of "Uncle John's Band" (Marin Vets), "Playing In The Band" (Marin Vets > Oakland New Year's Eve, 1985), "Lady With A Fan", "Drums/Space", ( > Marin Vets),"Throwing Stones", and "Not Fade Away" ( > Oakland New Year's Eve, 1985); these are interspersed with animation. It is the Grateful Dead recorded at the Marin County Veteran's Auditorium (April 19, 20, and 21, 1985) without an audience. "So Far" was premiered on TV by PBS during their fundraiser in August, 1990. Also shown were the short video of "Touch Of Grey", "Hell In A Bucket", "Just A Little Light", the long "Touch Of Grey", and "Foolish Heart". The RIAA certified the video as "Gold" on January 27, 1988. Mixing of the soundtrack was done on October 15, 1986 in Los Angeles. The film was produced by Len Dell'Amico. The special effects were produced by Larry Lachman. So Far - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead 5005VHS) A VHS video release from November 2, 1987. So Far - Grateful Dead (6 West / Arista SW-5701, UPC 013023236851) A LaserDisc release that includes, as chapters 1 to 7, "Uncle John's Band", "Playing In The Band", "Lady With A Fan", "Space", "Rhythm Devils", "Throwing Stones (Ashes Ashes)", and "Not Fade Away". The back cover quotes Jerry Garcia: "Just another Grateful Dead attempt to describe the indescribable.". Nobody's - Go Ahead ( ) The video for this song by Brent Mydland was directed by Justin Kreutzmann and Gian-Carlo Coppola. (It Was) Twenty Years Ago Today (PBS) A PBS documentary of the Summer of Love, 1967 which includes a clip of the Grateful Dead playing at the Human Be-in (January 14, 1967) with Timothy Leary on stage with them. Broadcast in 1987. New Year's Eve 1987 - Grateful Dead ( ) A pay per view cable broadcast of the New Year's Eve concert, December 31, 1987, at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland, CA. Ken Kesey was the host for the show. This was later released as the "Ticket To New Year's" video. Olatunji And His Drums Of Passion - Hosted By Mickey Hart (Video Artists International VAI 69046) Live at the Oakland Coliseum on New Years Eve, 1985. Produced by Mickey Hart and directed by Len Dell'Amico, it is 51 minutes long, in color, and VHS Hi-Fi. Released in 1988. The Presidio (directed by Peter Hyams, 1988) This 96 minute long film stars Sean Connery and Mark Harmon. Between 57:00 and 61:00 of the film, they visit the dispatcher office of the Black Mountain Spring Water Company. The office is decorated with large "Touch of Grey", "Skeleton and Roses", Steal Your Face", and "Blues For Allah" posters and what appears to be an autographed photo of Jerry Garcia taken in the mid-1980s. The office is manned by "Gloria", a Deadhead, played by Susan Saiger. During the conversation, Harmon tells Saiger that he first the band in 1973 at Winterland. Afterwards, Connery ask Harmon 'who are the Dead?', and Harmon eventually tells him 'the Grateful Dead'. Between 84:00 and 85:00, the dispatch office is seen again, this time it is shot up during the gun battle at the water company. The Presidio (directed by Peter Hyams, 1988) This 96 minute long film was released on DVD. UPC 8 83929 30335 9; also released with ISBN 0-7921-5967-5 and UPC 0 9736-31978-4 3. Bone Alley - Robert Hunter (Relix Video ) A video of the song from the "Liberty" album, with Hunter appearing with an eye patch, black cape, hat brim pulled down disguise. Uninhibited ( ) Video advertisements for Cher's "Uninhibited" perfume ("Bottled, but not contained.") use "Eep Hour", from the first Garcia solo album, as background music. Datsun Trucks ( ) Robert Hunter allowed "Truckin'" to be used for the ads that were run in Canada. According to Robert Hunter, the ad was for Dodge trucks and the ads ran for only a week. The World Of Audubon: Greed, Guns, And Wild Life ( ) This program on poaching is narrated by Richard Chamberlain. It includes "#3 for Gaia" and another piece by Hart. Broadcast on WTBS cable in March, 1989. MTV Closet Classics - var. (Sony Video) This hour long video of various live rock performances includes the Grateful Dead playing "One More Saturday Night". This is from Hamburg, Germany, on the "Beat Club" TV show, and was recorded during the Grateful Dead's "Europe '72" tour. In Concert Against AIDS - var. ( ) "Iko Iko", "Truckin'", and "Fire On The Mountain" from the May 27, 1989 show were broadcast on KRON-TV (Channel 4, (415) 561-8638). Garcia and Weir also play with John Fogerty. Also broadcast were Garcia and Weir doing a pitch for donations, the high point of which is Garcia calling Weir a 'klutz' because he messes up his lines. It is possible that the first set was also broadcast. Casey Kasem's Rock 'N' Roll Goldmine - The San Francisco Sound - var. ( ) This video includes the Grateful Dead performing "Truckin'" (6:13), probably from a 1972 show, possibly the April 21, 1972 "Beat Club" broadcast. Rock 'n Roll Goldmine: The San Francisco Sound - var. (2000) The "Casey Kasem's Rock 'N' Roll Goldmine - The San Francisco Sound" video was released on DVD. It includes the Grateful Dead performing "Truckin'" (6:13), probably from a 1972 show, possibly the April 21, 1972 "Beat Club" broadcast. Casey Kasem's Rock n' Roll Goldmine Boxed Set - var. (2004) This five DVD box set includes the "The Rock 'n Roll Goldmine: The San Francisco Sound" DVD which includes the Grateful Dead performing "Truckin'" (6:13) from 1972. A photo of Jerry Garcia appears on the outside cover of the box set. Summer Solstice At The Shoreline Amphitheater, Mountain View, CA - Grateful Dead ( ) A pay per view cable broadcast on the Showtime network and national FM radio simulcast by Westwood One of the June 21, 1989 show. The encore, "Brokedown Palace", was faded out in the middle to end the show at the correct time. The intermission music was provided by Bob Bralove, Howard Danchik (of Ultra Sound), who wrote the music, and Dan Healy on a variety of synthesizers with MIDI links. Summer Solstice At The Shoreline Amphitheater, Mountain View, CA - Grateful Dead ( ) This show from June 21, 1989 was re-broadcast on cable a few days after the concert, this time showing an almost complete "Brokedown Palace" encore, except for the final repeat of the last verse. This was done by cutting approximately five minutes at the beginning (Bob Weir kicking the amps was shown, the "Hideaway" jam was cut, and a return just before the first 'song', "Touch Of Grey"). Nightline (ABC News) The July 4, 1989 program included Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and Los Lobos playing an acoustic "This Land Is Your Land". At the beginning of the show, about 10 seconds of Garcia and a member of Los Lobos playing "Sitting On Top Of The World" were broadcast. Later, a few seconds of "Let The Good Times Roll" were shown. A portion of "Ripple" from the "American Beauty" album was played over images from around the nation. These segments were taped backstage at Sullivan Stadium, Foxboro, MA, on July 2, 1989. The Peace Tapes Vol. 1 - A Video Guide to Peace (The Peace Tapes c/o Clear Cut Video Productions, 350 Kensington Rd., Suite 122, Mt. Prospect, IL 60056, (312) 253-8400) This 72 minute hi-fi stereo video about various environmental and peace organizations includes Bob Weir among the interview segments. Also included is the Grateful Dead video of "Throwing Stones". Dead Head TV (Dead Head TV, P.O. Box 170642, S.F., CA 94117, (415) 626-5354) A monthly, half hour long, Deadhead news show on cable TV. Also available for sale were four tapes featuring interviews, etc. (Tape 1 - April/May/June 1988; Tape 2 - July/August/September 1988; Tape 3 - October/November/December1988/January 1989; Tape 4 - March/April/May 1989). Show 1 - April, 1988: Saint Valentine's Day, Chinese New Year's, Mardi Gras, St. Patrick's Day shows; Deadhead Profiles; H.J. Kaiser Convention Center. Show 2 - May, 1988: Frost Amphitheater shows. Show 3 - June, 1988: Interviews with Stanley "Mouse" Miller, Alton Kelley, Paul Grushkin; essay on Deadheads and baseball; a Deadhead cable car operator gives a tour of San Francisco. Show 4 - July, 1988: Walking tour of the Haight-Ashbury; Past and Present; Dinosaurs at the 1988 Annual Haight Street Fair; interviews Merl Saunders and John Cipollina. Show 5 - August, 1988: Rex Foundation Benefit shows; interviews with David Gans about the Minglewood Town Council; Laguna Seca shows. Show 6 - September, 1988: Northwest Tour; Capital Center; John Cipollina and Peter Albin on the new Dinosaurs album; R. Hunter interview - Part One and his "Bone Alley" video. Show 7 - October, 1988: Madison Square Garden shows; Shoreline; Relix publishers Toni Brown and Les Kippel; Tom Constanten; R. Hunter interview - Part Two. Show 8 - November, 1988: Southern Tour; Halloween and Lake Tahoe shows of the Jerry Garcia Band; gambling lyrics in Grateful Dead songs; the Grateful Dead's rainforest message to Deadheads. Show 9 - January, 1989: Long Beach; New Year's Eve; Jerry Garcia Band with Bob Weir guesting in Los Angeles and San Francisco; The Bridge School Benefit Concert; Special Report: Deadheads and the Neighbors of the Kaiser Convention Center - Will We Lose This Venue? Show 10 - March, 1989: Kaiser, 1989: Did We Pass the Test?; L.A. Forum; The Henry Kaiser Band - A Dark Star Performance; A Conversation with Dan Healy - Part One. Show 11 - April, 1989: AIDS Benefit Press Conference; Deadhead Profiles: Sherrie and Arnie Greif of Fractal Vision, and Ken Kubler of the Terrapin Station Club in Los Angeles; A Conversation with Dan Healy - Part Two. Show 12 - May, 1989: Spring Tour, Part One; A Historic Look at Kezar Stadium; interview with Stu Nixon and Mike Dolgushkin; A Conversation with Dan Healy - Part Three. Show 13 - June, 1989: Spring Tour, Part Two; Frost shows; New songs. Show 14 - July, 1989: AIDS Benefit; Jerry Garcia Band at Eel River; Summer Solstice shows. Show 15 - September, 1989: Show 16 - November, 1989: The "Dark Star"' Tour; John Cipollina; Deadhead 101. Show 17 - July, 1990: Interview with Allen Cohen about his reprint of the San Francisco Oracle; Deadhead 101 - Part 2; Rebecca Adams. Show 18 - November, 1990: "He's Gone: A Tribute to Brent Mydland" Comic Book Confidential - Ron Mann (Cinecom Entertainment Group, 1989) This documentary film about comics and comix art and artists includes a segment from the studio version of "Trucking" during the R. Crumb segment (from 35:54 to 36:39 in the film) and some portions from the "Live/Dead" version of "Dark Star" (from 36:45 to 37:16 in the film). Also released on DVD (ISBN 0-7800-2563-6, UPC 037429167526). Throwing Stones - Grateful Dead (Arista ) The "Throwing Stones" video was filmed on November 5, 1987. Foolish Heart - Grateful Dead (Arista ) The video of the single was premiered on October 11, 1989 on MTV. It was directed by Gary Gutierrez. The video was produced by Colossal Pictures. Late Night With David Letterman (NBC) Garcia and Weir appear on the October 13, 1989 broadcast. They perform "I Second That Emotion" and play with Late Night band (theme song, "Another Brick In The Wall", "I Can't Turn You Loose", "The Mighty Quinn", "Hideaway", and "Good Loving") during the commercial breaks. Their appearance was in part a promotion of the "Built To Last" album, which was released on October 31, 1989. Timeless Voices - Gyuto Tantric Monks (Fairwind Productions, 22 W. 57th St., N.Y., NY 10019, (212) 246-7487) This video documents various appearances by the Gyuto Tantric Monks, including at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York City, on December 3, 1988. This appearance also included the performance by Kitaro, Mickey Hart, and others. This was broadcast on October 22, 1989 on the Discovery cable network. Today (NBC) Rona Elliot interviewed Garcia and Weir during the October 31, 1989 broadcast. Flashback (Franco Amurri, 1990) The soundtrack of this 108 minute long movie includes "Comin' Back To Me" by the Jefferson Airplane. The song is from their "Surrealistic Pillow" album and Jerry Garcia plays guitar on that song. Berkeley In The Sixties (directed by Mark Kitchell, 1990) This documentary about events at UC Berkeley includes a short segment of the Grateful Dead performing "Viola Lee Blues". The Indian Runner (Sean Penn, 1991) The soundtrack of this 127 minute long movie includes "Comin' Back To Me" by the Jefferson Airplane. The song is from their "Surrealistic Pillow" album and Jerry Garcia plays guitar on that song. Whales Weep Not (Fairwind Productions) This video includes music by Kitaro and Mickey Hart. Rude Awakening (Directed by David Greenwalt and Aaron Russo, 1989) The soundtrack of this 100 minute long movie includes "Uncle John's Band". A Latino Session - The Cinemax Specials (HBO, 1989) On November 19, 1989, the Cinemax cable network broadcast this special on Latino music, featuring Santana, Linda Ronstadt, and others, including Jerry Garcia. Garcia played with Santana, Rueben Blades, and in the jam at the end. The special was recorded on May 27, 1989, at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles, California. Obligatory fashion note: Garcia has his hair in a pony tail. Latino Session - var. (Rhino Home Video 2048) Includes Jerry Garcia performing live. The sleeve art is available in both English and Spanish format. Sesion Latina - var. (Rhino Home Video 2048) Includes Jerry Garcia performing live. The sleeve art is available in both Spanish and English format. An Evening With The Grateful Dead (KQED and Grateful Dead Productions, 1989) First broadcast on December 2, 1989, by KQED TV in San Francisco, this is the Grateful Dead in film and video performances: 'stars', "Uncle John's Band", and "Playing In The Band" from "So Far"; the "Throwing Stones" and "Touch Of Grey" videos; the animation into "U.S. Blues" from "The Grateful Dead Movie"; the "Hell In A Bucket" video; Robert Nelson's movie; and the "Foolish Heart" video. Approximately 50 minutes long. Rockline (Global Satellite Network/ABC Radio Network) Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir appeared on this live radio call-in interview show on December 11, 1989 from San Francisco. The music played during the show was the songs from the "Built To Last" album. Approximately 90 minutes long. At the end of the program, twenty copies of the "Grateful Dead Family Album" book by Jerilyn Lee Brandelius, autographed by Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir, were given away to lucky listeners. Built To Last - Grateful Dead (Arista) A promotional video. Just A Little Light - Grateful Dead (Arista ) The video was premiered on January 15, 1990 on MTV. The video was filmed in December, 1989. Night Music - David Sanborn (Broadway Video/NBC) Rob Wasserman and Bob Weir appeared on the February 11, 1990 broadcast. They played an acoustic "Bass Solo Percussion" > "Victim Or The Crime" (7:11). Bob Weir was interviewed by David Sanborn. Bob Weir, Rob Wasserman, Bongwater (featuring Ann Magnussen), Screaming Jay Hawkins, and, the Fabulous Pussywillows performed together on "You Don't Love Me Yet" (7:09). In Sports ( ) A segment of this program broadcast in February, 1990 was about Bill Walton, described as 'the redhead is a Dead Head'. This show also included interviews with Garcia, Weir, and Hart as well as clips of Walton and Weir riding bicycles and some concert footage. Transformation Of Myth Through Time - Joseph Campbell ( ) Music composed by Rand Weatherwax, and performed by David Jenkins on guitar, Brent Mydland on piano, and Jerry Garcia on banjo. Broadcast on PBS in 1990. Hudson Chronicle (WMHT Productions) This program about the Hudson River and its environment includes the closing bridge and last verses of "Uncle John's Band". Broadcast by PBS on March 21, 1990. Dominoes: An Uncensored Journey Through The Sixties (John Lawrence, 1990) The soundtrack of this movie includes a portion of "Dark Star" played over the footage of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War Protest March in Washington, D. C. in 1971. The Acid Test (Key-Z Productions, P.O. Box 764, Pleasant Hill, OR 97455) 52 minutes of film footage of the Acid Tests, including the Grateful Dead performing "Death Don't Have No Mercy", "King Bee", and "I'm A Hog For You", along with something you're sure you will never see again: Jerry Garcia sweeping up after the show! Released in March, 1990 on VHS Hi-Fi. We Can Run - Grateful Dead ( ) This video of the song from "Built To Last" was put together by the Dead and The National Audubon Society. The video contains footage supplied by the society of the environment before and after man's intervention, including shots of whales, dolphins caught in tuna nets, and animals affected by in the recent rash of oil spills. Distributed on April 6, 1990 for broadcast on Earth Day. In Sports (NBC) On the July 28, 1990 program, Jerry Garcia appeared for about 15 seconds as "Sports Fan Of The Week" and mentioned his long time attendance of San Francisco '49ers games. Decades - var. (Arts & Entertainment) In this program about the seventies, while "Candyman" plays, Garcia is interviewed, and says "every musician is basically playing for a small group of businessmen, and that's not what music is about". Broadcast on cable in August, 1990. Invention - var. (The Discovery Channel) The second program of this series (first broadcast during the week of October 8, 1990) included a ten minute segment on Mickey Hart's work on the digital restoration of the Smithsonian Institute's recordings collection. The segment included a short interview with Hart, some biographical background, his work with the Gyuto Monks, and showed Hart at a Macintosh computer restoring a Leadbelly recording. Some scenes from the "Touch Of Grey" video were also shown. Shown on the Discovery cable network. Gaia - var. (360 Productions/Editel NY, 222 East 44th Street, New York, NY 10017-4385, (212) 867-4600) This video of Mickey Hart, Phillip Glass, and Kitaro is a performance of "Gaia", probably from December 3, 1988 at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City. Directed by James R. Donaldson with post-production by Eli Friedman. Released in July, 1990. Berkeley In The 60's - var. (produced by Mark Kitchell) This 1990 release is a documentary about the political movement at the Berkeley campus. It includes a very short clip of the Dead performing "Viola Lee Blues". New Year's Eve 1990 - Grateful Dead ( ) An FM stereo radio simulcast of the New Year's Eve concert, December 31, 1990, at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland, CA. Carried over the "Grateful Dead Coast-to-Coast Radio Network", mostly on PBS radio stations, with some stations broadcasting a tape-delayed show on January 1, 1991. Blues From The Rainforest - Merl Saunders (Sumertone Records) A short (3:52) video of the title song, it features Merl Saunders, Muruga Booker, and Jerry Garcia playing with the background showing scenes of rainforest destruction. Released in December, 1990, for broadcast only. It was produced by Western Images, with Gary Gutierrez as creative consultant. Deadheads: An American Subculture (Office of Continuing Education and Summer Session, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and Institute on Popular American Culture) A 28:31 minute look by Rebecca Adams at the Deadheads and their subculture. Much of the footage was filmed during the Summer, 1989 tour. Released January 13, 1991, on PBS. Directed by Emily Edwards, and the associate producer is Rebecca G. Adams. Available from: Films for the Humanities and Sciences, P.O. Box 2053, Princeton, NJ 08543-2053. The title is listed in the film credits as "Dead Heads: An American Subculture". A Night On The Town - var. ( ) A video concert filmed at the Universal Amphitheater in Los Angeles. Jerry Garcia plays with Bruce Hornsby on "Barren Ground" and "Across The River". Also appearing are Bela Fleck on "Barren Ground" and on a bluegrass version of "Valley Road", guitarist David Mansfield, saxophonist Joe Henderson, and vocalist Shaun Colvin. Shown on cable television (VH-1) in April, 1991. Instant Recall - (CBS) The broadcast on January 21, 1991 included a segment on the Grateful Dead and the Deadheads and interviews with Toni Brown of Relix, Ken Kesey, Ken Babbs, David Gans, and Jerry Garcia. The Indian Runner (MGM/UA Studios, 1991) The film's soundtrack includes "Comin' Back To Me" from the Jefferson Airplane album "Surrealistic Pillow", on which Jerry Garcia plays guitar. The Indian Runner (MGM/UA Studios, 1991) The VHS video release includes, in the soundtrack, the Jefferson Airplane's "Comin' Back To Me" from their album "Surrealistic Pillow", on which Jerry Garcia plays guitar. Dominoes (Aurora Entertainment, 131 King Street, Northhampton, MA 01060) This film, produced by John Re, consists of film footage of 60's events with 60's music playing over it. About 7 minutes of "Dark Star" were used for the film of the November 15, 1969 Moratorium in Washington D.C. Shown on KQED-TV (San Francisco) on January 23, 1991. The Making Of "Blues From The Rainforest" - Merl Saunders (Sumertone Records) A film about the making of the "Blues From The Rainforest" album, video, and concert footage from the Rainforest Concert at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco. To be released in 1991. Blues From The Rainforest: A Musical Suite - Merl Saunders (Mobile Fidelity) A DVD version released in 1999. Blues From The Rainforest: A Musical Suite - Merl Saunders (Whirlwind WDVD 2004, Whirlwind Media, 105 Morris Ave., Sebastopol, CA 95472) This 195 minute long DVD consists of live performances by Merl Saunders And The Rainforest Band from September 24, 1990 at the Great American Music Hall in 1990, with additional video that includes Jerry Garcia playing on "Blues From The Rainforest". Released in 2001. Late Night With David Letterman (NBC) Lyle Lovett appeared on the February 21, 1991 broadcast and performed "Friend Of The Devil", which he performs on the "Deadicated" album. Headliners (KRON-TV, (415) 561-8638) This KRON produced special included interviews with Carlos Santana, Jerry Garcia, and Alice Walker. Jerry Garcia was interviewed about jamming ("very important"), running out of places to play, and his musical legacy ("I'd like to be thought of as a competent musician. That would be good."). Aired February 26, 1991 on KRON (Channel 4) in the San Francisco area. Rock Concert Etiquette (Brendan Byrne Arena, Meadowlands, NJ) Following the deaths of three patrons over the last 2 years, the Meadowlands complex management unveiled a 10 minute video for adolescents (and those who act like adolescents) on how to attend a concert. Celebrities like Hulk Hogan, O.J. Anderson, Bon Jovi, and Bob Weir are in the video. It will be shown in schools in New Jersey and before movies in theaters. It follows two teens, Ted and Julie, who drive to a Grateful Dead show at the Brendan Byrne Arena and do everything wrong. Ted doesn't leave enough time to find parking, brings alcohol and drugs, buys tickets from a scalper ($100 each), and buys a T-shirt from a bootleg vendor. At his seat, he acts so obnoxious the couple is ejected by a guard. Julie calls her father for a ride, because Ted has been drinking. After each mistake, a celebrity points out what was wrong and what to do instead. Late Night With David Letterman (NBC) Dwight Yoakam appeared on the May 5, 1991 broadcast and performed "Trucking", which he performs on the "Deadicated" album. Deadheads - Brian O'Donnell (Flyin Eye Productions, P.O. Box 243, Sullivan's Island, SC 29481, 1991) An hour long movie about the Deadheads. Made over the course of 10 years, on 16 mm film. It does not contain footage of the band. Black Muddy River - Danny Carnahan and Robin Petrie ( ) Recorded especially for the February 17, 1991 "Grateful Dead Marathon" on KPFA hosted by David Gans. John Diliberto was recording them for his program "Echoes", and David Gans asked him to ask them to do a Dead song. Also played on Grateful Dead Hour 208. Personalities (NBC) The March 24, 1991 program included a 15 minute segment on the Grateful Dead, in particular, Bob Weir. It consisted of interviews with Bob Weir, as well as footage for the Spring, 1991 show at Landover and inside the Capitol Center show ("Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo"). A Current Affair (Extra) ( ) The program aired on April 27, 1991 included a 10 minute segment on the Dead, mostly an interview with Bob Weir (the Dead are a 'service organization' because they play music for people's pleasure; the Dead handle all their own financial and business affairs; they are thinking about selling TV rights to their board meetings - it's basically a bunch of maniacs sitting around a table trying to figure things out; all the Grateful Dead employees are well-paid with health insurance, etc.; about the "Deadicated" album, he liked hearing other people doing their songs; he emphasized his (and the band's) commitment to preserving the rainforests and that he does not want to grow old in a place where you have to choke, wheeze, and hide from the sun; about touring (indefinitely), he says "I have no other plans"). There was also a short segment on Deadheads, how the Dead have inspired a new flavor for ice cream (Cherry Garcia), and they also talked to and showed clips of several artists (Suzanne Vega, Lyle Lovett, Dwight Yoakam, Los Lobos) from the "Deadicated" album. They also talked to the producer of "Deadicated", who feels that it will introduce the Dead to a whole new audience. NBC Nightly News (NBC Television) The July 5, 1991 news broadcast included a segment on the Dead's summer tour. Included was some live footage of "Iko Iko" and "Bertha", Jerry Garcia attributing the secret to the Dead's longevity to "Good clean living", that many Deadheads were also professionals, and ending the program with the credits rolling over a "Steal Your Face" skull. In Concert '91 (ABC Television) The July 5, 1991 program featured the Grateful Dead. Shown were: "Rainforest Theme" as the show intro; "Saint Of Circumstance" from June 17, 1991; "Friend Of The Devil" by Lyle Lovett at Red Rocks with no audience; Jerry Garcia in a cameo about recycling cans; "China Doll" by Suzanne Vega and an interview (excerpt); "Truckin'" by Dwight Yoakam and Bob Weir and an interview with Yoakam (excerpt); "Eyes Of The World" by the Grateful Dead from June 17, 1991; Weir and Garcia about rainforest safe products; Weir about activism; "Uncle John's Band" by the Indigo Girls with an audience (excerpt); and "I Need A Miracle" by the Dead from June 16, 1991. Stereo simulcast (in some areas) on FM radio. Levi's 501 Jeans - Levi Strauss Co., S.F. ( ) A series of 501 jeans commercials were shot and directed by Spike Lee at the Dead's June 16, 1991 show. The background music is by Jerry Garcia, Branford Marsalis, and Bruce Hornsby. In Our Eyes: Europe 1990 (Mountain View Productions, 1991) This 33:12 long film was directed by Gerry Loew and produced by Stewart Loew. Filmed during the "Europe 1990" tour, it presents interviews with Deadheads and their travails and travels in Europe during the Europe 1990 tour by the Grateful Dead. No band members appear in the film. The Thrill Is Gone - David Grisman and Jerry Garcia ( ) A video for the tune on the "Garcia/Grisman" CD (Acoustic Disc ACD-02, released in July, 1991). Produced by Gillian Grisman. Bobby & The Midnites - Bobby & The Midnites (View 1328, VIEW Video Catalog, 34 East 23rd Street, New York, NY 10010, (212) 674-5550 or (800) 843-9843, 1991) a 1984 performance from Switzerland, filmed using seven cameras and recorded in stereo sound. The video includes: "Festival" (5:13), "Youngblood" (3:22), "Me Without You" (4:57), "Salt Lake City", "Easy To Slip" (6:23), "Bahamas Mama" (7:09), "I Found Love" (7:30), "Book of Rules" (4:14), "Drums Galore" (2:24), and "Josephine" (6:39). The band personnel are: Bob Weir (guitar and vocals), Billy Cobham (drums), Dave Garland (keyboard and sax), Bobby Cochran (guitar), and Alphonso Johnson (bass). Edge (PBS) Debut during the first week of October, 1991. Robert Krulwich hosts an offbeat monthly magazine focusing on American popular culture. The first program included Buck Henry exploring the phenomenon of the Grateful Dead mystique. It included footage shot at the Shoreline, 1991 shows. Buck Henry was driven to the show by Bill Gillin in his VW bus. The Light Of The Spirit - Kitaro (Pioneer Video 13023106130, 1991) A 49 minute VHS video of scenes from Japan, with music from the album. Produced by Mickey Hart. Hart (on "percussion and spatial effects") and Dave Grisman (on mandolin) appear on the September, 1987 album release. The Light Of The Spirit - Kitaro (Pioneer Video 13023034990, December 28, 1999) This 49 minute DVD consists of scenes from Japan, with music from the album. Produced by Mickey Hart. Hart (on "percussion and spatial effects") and Dave Grisman (on mandolin) appear on the September, 1987 album release. Late Night With David Letterman (NBC) Rob Wasserman and Bob Weir appeared on the September 27, 1991 broadcast and performed "The Winners" (a.k.a. "He Travels Fastest Who Travels Alone"). They also played with the show's band ("(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction", "Lay Down (Candles In The Rain)" as an intro for actress Melanie Griffith, and "Trucking" during the commercial breaks. Late Night With David Letterman (NBC) During the October 30, 1991 show, the Late Night Band, with sit-ins Warren Zevon and Waddy Wachtel, played "Sugar Magnolia" during the 1:10 a.m. commercial break. The Rock Bottom Remainders - var. (BMG Video, 1992) The video from a concert, organized by Kathi Karmen Goldmark, of authors performing songs. It includes Robert Fulghum (author of "All I Really Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten"), on mandocello, performing "Ripple". http://www.dqydj.com Don't Quit Your Day Job Records, P. O. Box 27901-120, San Francisco, CA 94127(415) 284-6363 Hearts of Darkness ( ) This film about the making of "Apocalypse Now" uses some of the music from the Rhythm Devils sessions. Infrared Sightings - Grateful Dead (Trigon Productions ID 2105 TR, Image Entertainment, Inc., 9333 Oso Avenue, Chatsworth, CA, 91311) A laser disc with three selections from "Infrared Roses" ("Riverside Rhapsody", "Post-Modern Highrise Table Top Stomp", and "Infrared Roses") with accompanying visuals. Produced and directed by Len Dell'Amico and Larry Lachman. The running time of the whole disc is approximately 18:36 minutes. Released in late 1992. The tracks timings are: 00:00 "FreeQuency Beach"; 01:22 "Underwatermelons" (music: "Riverside Rhapsody"); 04:58 "Synchronations" (music: "Post-Modern Highrise Table Top Stomp"); 09:28 "Yes I Kandinsky" (music: "Infrared Roses"); 15:00 "Garcia Tribute"; and 16:05 "credits" (music from "Spring Peepers"). Maury Rosenfeld was the spatio-temporal opto-orchestrator. Fred Raimondi provided the visual effects and creative entity. Sam Hamann was the electronic paintmeister-roto dude. David Tristram was the electropaint graphics programmer/artist. Steve Burr and "Mad" Johnny Modell produced the intro sound design. Quency produced the special animated appearance. Infrared Sightings: A Mind Expanding Visual Journey - Grateful Dead (Image Entertainment / Trigon Productions ID3395TR, December 6, 1995) This film was also released on VHS tape. The UPC code is 1 14381-3395-3 6. Infrared Roses Revisited - Grateful Dead (Xaos) This 3:42 long video was created by Xaos using only thier proprietary software and computer animation. The music is from the "Infrared Roses" album. The video production took three months during which the Xaos animators combined 2D and 3D computer animation techniques to create the video imagery. The video won an "Award of Distinction" in 1993 for Computer Animation. The Xaos team consisted of art director Mark Malmberg; animators Tony Lupidi, Roberta Brandao, John Chadwick, Henry Preston, Hayden Landis, Ken Pearce, and Eric Texier; graphic artist Ric Tringali; and producer Helene Plotkin. Also involved were Anubis Films director Justin Kreutzmann, producer Gillian Grisman, and sound designer Bob Bralove. Backstage Pass - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Merchandising 5014VHS, 1992) A thirty minute video history of the band with clips from home movies, etc.: Garcia plays banjo; Pigpen performs "Hard To Handle" from a show at the Avalon (possibly February 4, 1970); "Fearless Groove" features Hart and Kreutzmann recorded at the Front Street studios; the Dead at the Fillmore West; Egypt '78; Garcia, Weir, and Lesh performing Dylan's "She Belongs To Me" at the band's Front Street studios; Brent Mydland's "Easy To Love You"; and "Infrared Roses". Justin Kreutzmann, in collaboration with Xaos Computer Animation & Design, produced the closing 3:30 long animation with a soundtrack of cuts from the "Infrared Roses" album. Released on October 15, 1992. Directed by Justin Kreutzmann and produced by Gillian Grisman of Anubis Films. The Music Tells You - Branford Marsalis (Columbia, 1992) This video includes live tracks with Bruce Hornsby and Sting, and footage from backstage at the September 10, 1991 show, with Garcia speaking. It is directed by D. A. Pennebaker, who also worked on "Don't Look Back" and "Monterey Pop", and by Chris Hegedus. Released in November, 1992. The Grateful And The Dead - Jeremy Marre (BBC) Aired in the UK on January 22, 1993. This program was about Phil Lesh, through the Rex Foundation, supporting the publication, performance, and recording of modern classical composers, most of them in Britain. The program featured a long interview with Phil Lesh (with David Gans in most shots but silent), and shorter interviews with Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir. There were excerpts shown from each night at Cal Expo in May, 1992 ("Tennessee Jed", "Stagger Lee", "Space" and "Estimated") and a short film of Pharaoh Saunders and the Grisman Quartet. Phil Lesh was interviewed while producing the "Eyes of Chaos/Veil of Order" radio show, during the summer, 1992. Produced by Jeremy Marre. This film won a U.S. Film Festival Award. Broadcast on PBS (Channel 13) in New York City on October 13, 1993. J. Garcia Art In Neckwear - Jerry Garcia (Stonehenge Ltd., 1992) A series of eight neckties based on artwork by Jerry Garcia was sold starting in July, 1992. The idea for the ties developed when Irwin Sternberg (the president of Stonehenge Ltd.) and Libby Wegner saw an exhibit of Garcia's artwork at a gallery in SoHo, New York City. The first series of ties consisted of the following designs: "Undertow", "Abstract Angles", "Ibid", "Fish", "Banyan Tree", "Nude", "Erudite Gentleman", and "Frog". A second series of eight ties was released in December, 1992, and included: "Hummingbird Study", "New York, NY", "Floating Planes", "Squirrel Maze", "Terrapin", "Volcano", "Flaming Meadow", and "Alien Craft". Grateful Dead Skis - Lunatic Fringe (A division of K2 Skis) For the 1992/93 ski season, a series of Grateful Dead related skis were made, including the "Dark Star" model. Panther Dream Skis - Lunatic Fringe (A division of K2 Skis) For the 1992/93 ski season, a series of "Panther Dream" related skis were made, sporting the "Steal Your Face" logo and artwork from the book. KPFA "Valentine's Dead" Marathon, February 14, 1993 - David Gans (KPFA, S.F.) During this radio broadcast, Danny Carnahan and Robin Petrie played live in the studio, and performed: "Boys In The Barroom", "Prodigal Town", "The Stars Come Down", "Black Muddy River", and "Attics Of My Life" (with David Gans singing the bottom vocal parts on "Attics"). My Generation - California Rock (1993) This video includes songs by Poco ("C'mon"), the Grateful Dead ("One More Saturday Night"), PG&E, the Byrds ("Rock Star"), Santana ("Jingo"), Canned Heat, and New Riders of the Purple Sage ("Truck Driving Man"). The Guiding Light ( ) In the episode broadcast aired on February 19, 1993, Tom Constanten had a cameo role: Man in restaurant: "You're Tom Constanten! Grateful Dead!" TC: "Only one I know of." Man: "Let me kiss your hands!" TC: (holds out his hands, man kisses) Man: "Let me get a pen!" (goes to the bar. TC, in the background, stands there, looking uncomfortable). Candlestick Park, San Francisco, CA (Major League Baseball) At the April 12, 1993 baseball game, Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and Vince Welnick sang the National Anthem. Good News People - Blair Underwood (VH-1, 1993) This episode has a segment about Bob Weir and the making of a PSA (public service announcement) promoting recycling for the city of Green, Ohio. The Walter Cronkite America's Cup Report (Fairwind Productions) A video for the yacht races. Music scored and produced by Mickey Hart. Members of the Grateful Dead also play on this soundtrack. To be released. A Season Of Whales (Fairwind Productions) This video includes music by Kitaro and Mickey Hart. To be released. Bill Monroe: Father Of Bluegrass Music (Winstar, 1993) A VHS tape release, this has a photo of Jerry Garcia appears on the cover. This is a 90 minute documentary about Bill Monroe with extensive interview footage. Directed by Steve Gebhardt. Bill Monroe: Father Of Bluegrass Music (Winstar 720917304021, June 29, 1999) A DVD release, this has a photo of Jerry Garcia appears on the cover. This is a 90 minute documentary about Bill Monroe with extensive interview footage. Directed by Steve Gebhardt. The Movie That Changed My Life - var. (American Movie Classics, 1994) On one segment of this program, Jerry Garcia cites "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein". According to Garcia: "My general fascination with the bizarre can definitely be traced to this movie.". Garcia was taken to see the movie by his mother when he was six years old. The David Letterman Show ( ) In the Spring, 1994, David Grisman and Jerry Garcia appeared on the show and played "Friend Of The Devil" (3:41), which also appears on the "Live On Letterman: Music From The Late Show" album. Rock & Roll - Episode Six: Blues In Technicolor (WGBH, Boston, 1995) This 57 minute long segment includes segments about the Grateful Dead and has several interview segments with Lesh and Garcia about the inception of psychedelic music and the Sixties. The History of Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 6 (My Generation) - var. (Obie Benz, 1995) This sixty minute segment includes several clips of the Grateful Dead and of Jerry Garcia. This was part six of the ten part series. The History of Rock and Roll - var. (2004) This five DVD release of the ten part series includes "The History of Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 6 (My Generation)" which includes several clips of the Grateful Dead and of Jerry Garcia. Silicon Valley: 100 Year Renaissance ( ) Early in 1995, Jerry Garcia was interviewed for this history project that was produced and directed by John McLaughlin. Smoke (Directed by Wayne Wang, 1995) The movie soundtrack includes two Jerry Garcia Band played songs: "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" and "Cigarettes And Coffee". Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (1995) On April 17, 1995, the Jerry Garcia Band recorded a video of "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" for the movie "Smoke". The video was filmed at the Tosca Cafe in the North Beach district of San Francisco. In the video, Garcia is seen playing a 1939 vintage Gibson Super 400 archtop acoustic guitar. The song "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" was written by Jerome Kern. Jerry Garcia was named after him by his father. The 1946 movie musical "Till The Clouds Roll By", directed by Richard Whorf, presents musical pieces written by Jerome Kern. Ocean Spirit (Grateful Dead/Monterey Home Video ) A documentary of Bill Kreutzmann's visit to some islands off the Mexican coast with plenty of underwater photography and an environmental message. Release in 1995. Cinerock: Loud Film, Rare Music ( ) This film includes a segment of the Grateful Dead performing "Don't Ease Me In" during the Transcontinental Pop Festival (June and July, 1970). It was shown as part of a program at New York's Lincoln Center in 1996. And Miles To Go Before I Sleep: On Tour With The Grateful Dead Summer 1993 (1994) This hour long film by then Northwestern University film student Peter Shapiro and camera man Philip Bruell was produced during the Summer 1993 Tour of the Grateful Dead. Interspersed within are interviews with Timothy Leary, John Perry Barlow, Ken Kesey, Rebecca Adams, Rock Scully, Al Franken, Wavy Gravy, David Gans, William F. Buckley, and short segments from the Acid Tests. Venues included are: June 11, 1993 at Buckeye Lake, Ohio; Rich Stadium in Buffalo, New York (with gate crashing); Freedom Hall in Louisville, Kentucky (with vendor busting); Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois (with Pete miracling); Deer Creek, Indiana; and Washington, D.C. The Ken Kesey interview segments that appear in this film are from "A Conversation With Ken Kesey". A Conversation With Ken Kesey (1994) This short (6:45) interview film was directed by Peter Shapiro with cinematography by Phil Bruell. Tie-Died: Rock 'n Roll's Most Deadicated Fans (ISA Releasing, 1995) This 88 minute long movie, directed by Andrew Behar, was filmed during the Grateful Dead tour of summer, 1994. The film was originally licensed by the Grateful Dead, but later de-licensed. Consequently, no band members appear nor is any Grateful Dead music heard. The soundtrack does feature music by the band Solar Circus. It was screened during the 1995 Sundance Film Festival. Released in theaters on September 22, 1995 and on video on June 4, 1996. The Ken Kesey interview segments that appear in this film are from "A Conversation With Ken Kesey". http://www.tie-died.com/tied.htm Grateful To Garcia (Simitar Entertainment / Channel 1000 VHS 3973, UPC 082551397334) This two volume VHS tape release came out after the death of Jerry Garcia . The cover states that "This program is not endorsed or authorized by Jerry Garcia or his representatives". Olympic Games, 1996 ( ) Mickey Hart composed (and played) "Call To All Nations", the music for the opening ceremonies of the 1996 Olympic Games (the 100th Olympiad) in Atlanta, Georgia. Officially released on "Over The Edge And Back". Kodo: The Drummers of Japan (1996, approximately 58 minutes) This 1995 performance by the Kodo drummers at the Acropolis includes commentary by Mickey Hart. Flirting With Disaster (1996, approximately 92 minutes) This 1996 release was directed by David O. Russell. The album version of "Truckin'", by the Grateful Dead, is included during the last half hour of the movie soundtrack. Janis Joplin - A Little Piece Of My Heart (Laserlight Digital 12826, Delta Music Inc., Los Angeles, CA 90025, http://www.deltamusic.com) This 1997 audio book on CD, narrated by Kris Kristofferson, includes, on Track 1, a 44 second long snippet of Jerry Garcia speaking about Janis Joplin. Licensed from Westwood One Entertainment. Joplin / Hendrix / Morrison (Laserlight Digital 55624) This three CD audio book, narrated by Kris Kristofferson, includes, on Track 1 of the Janis Joplin CD, a 44 second long snippet of Jerry Garcia speaking about Janis Joplin. The Concerts - Grateful Dead (Monterey Video, 1996) This is a three VHS video tape box set containing the previously individually released "The Grateful Dead Movie", "Dead Ahead", and "Ticket To New Year's". Grateful Dead Collection - Grateful Dead (Monterey Video, 1997) This is a four VHS video tape box set containing the previously individually released "The Grateful Dead Movie", "Dead Ahead", "Ticket To New Year's", and "Downhill From Here". Warriors Of Virtue (MGM, 1997) The soundtrack to this movie, which is about five superheroes who are dressed in kangaroo outfits, includes "Alembic" by Mickey Hart and Bakithi Kumalo. The movie was directed by Ronny Yu. This was released on VHS video. This was also released on DVD (MGM 27616743428) in early 1999. Live In Tokyo: At Dead Heads Land Yukotopia - Mike Wilhelm (P.S.F. Records PSFD-85, 1997) This album was released in Japan. It was recorded on January 19, 1997 at Yukotopia in Tokyo and includes a version of "Friend Of The Devil" and "Me And My Uncle". http://www25.brinkster.com/chancede/WilTokyo.html Timothy Leary's Last Trip: With Ken Kesey, The Merry Pranksters & The Grateful Dead (Hazardous Media Productions, http://www.hazardous.com, distributed by Fox Lorber/WinStar Home Video, 1997) A 60 minute film about Timothy Leary and the Merry Pranksters, featuring music by the Grateful Dead. The film was directed by A.J. Catoline. Deadheads Festival: 1997 In Japan - Tribute To Jerry Garcia - var. (VAP Video Super Rock series VPLR-70650) This 1997 released, 116 minute long Japanese Laser Disc (NTSC) from an April 8, 1997 show includes "Dead Medley" performed by Tom Constanten, "Ripple" performed by the New Riders of the Purple Sage, and "Sugaree", "Dark Star", and "Fire On The Mountain" performed by Merl Saunders and The Rainforest Band. Feed Your Head (Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, 1997) This 25 minute film includes interviews with Mickey Hart and Bob Weir, as well as concert footage of the Grateful Dead. This film was directed by Bob Sarles and was produced as part of an exhibit at the Museum. The Grateful Dead - A Photofilm From Paul McCartney ( ) A nine minute film, consisting of photographs of the Grateful Dead, shot in 1967-68 by Linda (Eastman) McCartney (who died in April, 1998 of breast cancer), and edited by Paul McCartney. The Grateful Dead: Anthem To Beauty (Rhino Home Video R3 2385, January 27, 1998) A 75 minute VHS stereo video about the making of the "Anthem Of The Sun" and "American Beauty" albums. Directed by British filmmaker Jeremy Marre for Isis Productions and Daniel Television. First shown on April 16, 1997 (about 45 minutes worth) on VH-1 as part of their "Classic Albums" series. About an hour of this video was shown on PBS during their pledge drives in August, 1997. The complete video was shown on the BBC, who had also produced the video. Part of Rhino's "Classic Albums" series. The video includes some of the Grateful Dead performances from August 30, 1970 that appear in "Calebration". The Grateful Dead: Anthem To Beauty (Rhino Home Video R3 2391, January 27, 1998) A box set release of the VHS video and the "American Beauty" CD. The Grateful Dead: Anthem To Beauty (Rhino Home Video R2 5662, May 18, 1999) Also released on DVD. The narrative is available in English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian. This is released in Standard 1.33:1 format. The Grateful Dead: Anthem To Beauty (COBY-90083) A Japanese DVD release. The Grateful Dead: Anthem To Beauty (Eagle Rock Entertainment, 801213009992, February 22, 2005) This DVD release is part of their "Classic Albums" series. http://www.eaglerockent.com Celebrity (1998) In this Woody Allen directed film, during the high school reunion, the band plays "Trucking". This film has been released on DVD and VHS. In Search Of History: Hell's Angels - The History Channel (A&E Television Networks, 1998, ISBN 0-7670-8384-9, 43 minute DVD) From about 26:43 to 27:03 is a short clip of the Grateful Dead playing at the Human Be-in in 1967 and of Jerry Garcia interviewed in 1981, being asked if he was afraid of the Hell's Angels. The Joyriders (Norann Entertainment, Providence Entertainment Corp.) This film, produced by Cindy Bond, opened on April 16, 1999 in Dallas. The soundtrack includes "Casey Jones" by the Grateful Dead. http://www.joyriders.com and http://www.jenniferknapp.net/english/knappjoy.htm Headcandy: Sidney's Psychedelic Adventure (Image Entertainment) A 60 minute long VHS videotape of 3-D visuals, which includes music by Merl Saunders and Jerry Garcia. Included with the tape are two pairs of 3-D prism glasses and a stick of incense. Created by Chris Juul. Also released on DVD. The Patchwork Girl Of Oz - var. ( ) Since mid-1999, Robert Hunter had been working with Matt Blumberg on this animated musical, drawn in the style of the original J.R. Neill illustrations. Hunter provided the lyrics and Mick Jones wrote the music. Nerds 2.0.1: A Brief History Of The Internet (Oregon Public Broadcasting, 1998) Industry columnist Robert X. Cringely explains how the Internet came to be. In the third segment, "Wiring The World", Cringely travels to San Francisco in a VW van, while "Truckin'" is played in the background. He interviews David Gans, who states that 'tape traders are responsible for 18 percent of the packet traffic on the net', and then immediately recants that. Planet Drum - Mickey Hart ( ) A video featuring Planet Drum performances from October 21, 1998 at the Hammerstein Ballroom, New York City, during their "Supralingua" tour. It includes "Frog Dance" (live), "Temple Caves" (set to footage of the N train), "Secret Meeting Place" (live), "Bones" (live), "Shango" (live), "Speedbag" (live), and "Fire On The Mountain" (live). It also includes interview segments with Walter Cronkite, Mickey Hart and the band members, and others. Shown on PBS during their August, 1999 fund-raising drive. Downhill From Here - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Monterey Home Video 5068VHS) This VHS video release is concert footage from the July 17, 1989 ("Let The Good Times Roll", "Feel Like A Stranger", "Built To Last", "Me And My Uncle", "Cumberland Blues", "It's All Over Now"), July 19, 1989 ("West L.A. Fadeaway", "Desolation Row", and "Deal"), and July 17, 1989 ("China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider", "Playing In The Band" > "Uncle John's Band" > "Standing On The Moon" > "drums" > "The Wheel" > "Gimme Some Loving" > "Going Down The Road Feeling Bad" > "Not Fade Away" > "And We Bid You Goodnight"; encore: "Johnny B. Goode") shows. The concert footage had been originally recorded on one inch analog video tape. The RIAA certified the video as "Gold" on February 2, 2001. These concerts took place at Alpine Valley Music Theater in East Troy, Wisconsin. Downhill From Here - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Monterey Home Video 5068DVD) A DVD release. The DVD included optional lyrics and a trivia quiz. Downhill From Here - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Monterey Home Video 5068LD) A Laser Disc release. Ticket To New Year's - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Monterey Home Video 5015VHS) The VHS video release of the 1987 New Year's Eve concert at the Oakland Coliseum. The RIAA certified the video as "Gold" on January 10, 1997. Ticket To New Year's (Limited Edition) - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Monterey Home Video 5015 VHS) A limited edition in special packaging, released on VHS. Ticket To New Year's - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Monterey Home Video 5015DVD) The DVD release of the 1987 New Year's Eve concert. The DVD included optional lyrics and a trivia quiz. Ticket To New Year's - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead / Monterey Home Video 5015LD) The Laser Disc release of the 1987 New Year's Eve concert. Great Expectations (1998) The soundtrack for this movie includes "Uncle John's Band" by the Grateful Dead. Great Expectations (20th Century Fox, 1998) The video release includes "Uncle John's Band" by the Grateful Dead. Also released on DVD. Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas (1998) This 118 minute long adaptation of the Hunter S. Thompson book by the same name has a short snippet of the Grateful Dead performance from the Human Be-In on January 14, 1967. A Walk On The Moon - (Miramax Films, April, 1999) The film includes "Ripple" (from "American Beauty") by the Grateful Dead. Jerry Garcia plays on "Today" from the Jefferson Airplane album "Surrealistic Pillow". The movie was directed by Tony Goldwyn. Runaway Bride (1999) This film, starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere, includes several Grateful Dead references. During one wedding scene, the band Juggling Suns (formerly Solar Circus) performs "Sugar Magnolia". The trampoline has a "Steal Your Face" on it. The words "DEAD AHEAD" appear on the bulldozer blade. Around The Fire (USA, 1998, 107 minutes, directed by John Jacobsen) The movie was released in 1988. The soundtrack to this movie, released in February, 2000, includes the Grateful Dead's "Brown Eyed Women", from the May 4, 1977 show. High Adventure In Japan - Dave Nelson Band (Dave Nelson Band, http://www.nelsonband.com, 1999) This 77 minute video of live concert footage from On Air East in Tokyo, Japan on April 16, 1998 includes a version of "Cumberland Blues". Running Free (May 23, 2000) The soundtrack of this 81 minute long movie, directed by Sergei Bodrov includes "Dance Of The Hunter's Fire" and "The Hunt", both by Mickey Hart, and taken from his "Planet Drum" album. The movie has been released on DVD and VHS. The End Of The Road (http://www.endoftheroad.com/, 2000) Produced by Brent Meeske and Michael Dong, this 99 minute movie (edited from 44 hours of video tape) chronicles the end of what would be the Grateful Dead's final tour, life on tour, and the memorial services for Jerry Garcia. The score is taken from the "Blues From The Rainforest" album. Premiered August 1, 2000. The Source (Chuck Workman, 1999) This 88 minute long documentary about the "Beat Generation" includes a short interview excerpt from Jerry Garcia. Girl, Interrupted (Columbia Tristar, 1999) The soundtrack of this movie includes "Comin' Back To Me" from the Jefferson Airplane album "Surrealistic Pillow", on which Jerry Garcia plays guitar. Released on VHS and DVD. Hellhounds On My Trail: The Afterlife Of Robert Johnson (Robert Mugge, 2000) This VHS video, released as part of the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame and Museum's "American Music Masters" series, includes a performance by Bob Weir and Rob Wasserman. Bob Weir appears on the cover. Hellhounds On My Trail: The Afterlife Of Robert Johnson (Robert Mugge, 2000, WHE 73052) This DVD, released as part of the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame and Museum's "American Music Masters" series, includes a performance by Bob Weir and Rob Wasserman. Bob Weir appears on the cover. Live In Concert - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records, 2000) This is a DVD box set that contains three previously individually released DVDs: "Downhill from Here", "Ticket To New Year's", and "View From The Vault". Additional features included the theatrical trailers, a Grateful Dead quiz, a band bio, an option to display lyrics, and information about the venues. Acoustic Blues Live At Sweetwater - Hot Tuna (Whirlwind Media 688321200127, May 30, 2000) This DVD release of Hot Tuna, recorded on January 27, 28, and 29, 1992 at the Sweetwater in Mill Valley, California, includes "Maggie's Farm" with Bob Weir and Maria Muldaur, "Walkin' Blues" with Bob Weir, and "Good Morning, Little School Girl" with Bob Weir. Some of the material on this DVD also appears on the CD releases "Live At Sweetwater" and "Live At Sweetwater 2". The Life Of Janis Joplin (BBC) This documentary about Janis Joplin includes three interview clips with Bob Weir. Broadcast in England on June 13, 2000. The actual title may be different. View From The Vault - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Monterey Home Video 5077VHS) A VHS (NTSC) video of most of the July 8, 1990 show at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh. It is a subset of what is on the DVD and CD versions. Made available June 28, 2000. The video was made from the original in-house video screen feed master tapes, and has the 2-track stereo soundboard mix. The RIAA certified the video as "Gold" on February 2, 2001. View From The Vault - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Monterey Home Video 5077PAL) A VHS (PAL) video of most of the July 8, 1990 show in Pittsburgh. It is a subset of what is on the DVD and CD versions. Made available June 28, 2000. View From The Vault - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Monterey Home Video 5077DVD) A DVD video release of the July 8, 1990 show in Pittsburgh, with filler from the July 6, 1990 show. The DVD version was released on October 10, 2000. Liberty - Grateful Dead (Directed by Justin Kreutzmann, 2000) A video of the song "Liberty". The audio portion is from the March 30, 1994 show, but the video is from three different shows (the band changes shirts). Kreutzmann also used images from Eileen Law's photo archives and selections from The Vault. Originally released on http://www.dead.net, this video also is on the "View From The Vault II" DVD. The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn (CBS) The Other Ones appeared on the August 23, 2000 show, and played "Ripple". Afterwards, Bob Weir and Mickey Hart were interviewed. "China Cat Sunflower", "Trucking" (which was started three times), and "Ripple" had been recorded on August 21, 2000. This show was rebroadcast on October 26, 2000. The Today Show (NBC, Saturday, November 11, 2000) Ratdog (Bob Weir, Rob Wasserman, Jay Lane, Mark Karan, Jeff Chimenti, and Kenny Brooks) played in Rockefeller Plaza, New York City. They performing "Odessa", Bob Weir was briefly interviewed, and then the band performed a shortened "Ashes & Glass" (the camera panned back and cut to a commercial as the final note faded). They also performed "Corrina", which was not broadcast. Studio versions of these songs appear on the "Evening Moods" album. Wildflowers (2000) The cover lists "Robert Hunter" among others, as providing the soundtrack. A Hunter song is in the movie, but barely audible, being played on someone's car radio during the movie. Shadow Of The Invisible Man - Dose Hermanos (Grateful Dead/Monterey Home Video 5072DVD) Bob Bralove and Tom Constanten play keyboards and visuals. The DVD includes twelve songs, with picture, a DVD 5.1 surround sound mix, a stereo mix, additional tracks ("Before You Dose", "Dose Base", etc.), and comments from both Constanten and Bralove. John Cipollina: Electric Guitarslinger (Oikopleura Productions, 2001) This one hour long documentary on guitarist John Cipollina (Quicksilver Messenger Service, Copperhead, Zero, etc.) includes an interview with Jerry Garcia (the "cowboys" (the Quicksilver Messenger Service) and "Indians" (the Grateful Dead) feud) and a brief snippet of the jam from December 31, 1978. Dan Healy is also interviewed. Grateful Dawg (11th Hour Productions, 2000) Gillian Grisman (David Grisman's daughter) produced and directed this full length film about Grisman and his musical relationship with Jerry Garcia. Premiered on October 13, 2000 at the Mill Valley Film Festival. Grateful Dawg (Sony Pictures Classics, October, 2001) Gillian Grisman produced and directed this documentary about David Grisman and his musical friendship with Jerry Garcia. The film follows Grisman and Garcia from being bluegrass fans, to the group Old And In The Way, and their sessions in the 1990's. It includes footage from the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco, and from Sweetwater in Mill Valley, CA. Also included is the "The Thrill Is Gone" video by Justin Kreutzmann. http://www.sonyclassics.com/gratefuldawg features more items. God, The Devil And Bob - (Matthew Carlson, 2000) This 13 episode animated series includes a character who is God. As drawn, that character has a striking resemblance to Jerry Garcia. James Garner provides the voice of God. View From The Vault II - Grateful Dead (Monterey Video/Grateful Dead 5080VHS) Released on June 15, 2001. A VHS (NTSC) release of the June 14, 1991 show at RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C. The VHS running time is approximately 153 minutes. This is a subset of what was released on CD and DVD. The RIAA certified the video as "Gold" on February 27, 2003. View From The Vault II - Grateful Dead (Monterey Video/Grateful Dead 5080PAL) Released on June 15, 2001. A VHS (PAL) release of the June 14, 1991 show at RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C. The VHS running time is approximately 153 minutes. This is a subset of what was released on CD and DVD. View From The Vault II - Grateful Dead (Monterey Video/Grateful Dead 5080DVD) Released on June 15, 2001. A DVD release of the June 14, 1991 show at RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C., with additional footage from the July 12, 1990 show. This is the same concert material as on the "View From The Vault II" soundtrack CD. The DVD running time is approximately 225 minutes. The DVD also includes the "Liberty" video, directed by Justin Kreutzmann. Also included are a visible lyrics option, venue info, and a band bio. The version of "Rubin And Cherise" that plays over the menu is from April 7, 1991. The footage used for this video is what had been mixed and recorded during these shows, including the graphics. In some cases, the original graphics were substituted with alternate, more interesting, graphics (i.e., the animated graphic during "Franklin's Tower" was substituted with the roller coaster images). However, alternate (or isolation) footage of the bands members was not available. Beat Club: The Best Of 72 - var. (2001) This DVD features performances from 1972 at the Beat Club in Bremen, West Germany. It includes "One More Saturday Night" performed by the Grateful Dead on April 21, 1972. The Best Of Beat Club 65 to 73 - var. (2001) This ten DVD box set includes the "Beat Club: The Best Of 72" DVD which includes "One More Saturday Night" performed by the Grateful Dead on April 21, 1972. Guitar Gods - Rock Icons - var. (Rhino Video 970028) This 45 minute video, released on September 11, 2001, includes some clips of "One More Saturday Night" by the Grateful Dead. Guitar Gods - Rock Icons - var. (Rhino DVD 970028) This 45 minute DVD, released on September 11, 2001, features 5.1 audio and animated menus. It includes some clips of "One More Saturday Night" by the Grateful Dead. Big Brother And The Holding Co. With Janis Joplin: Nine Hundred Nights (Eagle Rock Entertainment Ltd. EV 30047-9, 2001, UPC 801213004799) From about 26:25 to 26:34 in the main program of this DVD is a brief clip of a clean shaven Jerry Garcia, not wearing a shirt, and playing a black guitar with white trim piping (possibly a Gibson Les Paul). The Journey - Eric Saperston (Aspyr Media, Inc., October 14, 2003) This DVD of interviews with famous persons about the meaning of life includes an interview with Jerry Garcia. Soundtrack (BBC, 2002) This tentatively titled series about songwriters includes a mid-2000 interview with Robert Hunter at a Nashville hotel with a guitar shaped swimming pool. Hunter performed "Box Of Rain" and "Alligator". When asked about the process of writing, Hunter described just getting this stuff from 'out there' as if he didn't really have much to do with the process. Shortly after saying this, Hunter stopped talking, looked thoughtful, and asked for a pen - inspiration strikes again! Still filming, the BBC just might have captured "the" moment when Hunter first came up with a classic song. The Cockettes (2002) This film, directed by David Weissman and Bill Weber, includes a short segment of the Grateful Dead playing on Haight Street in San Francisco in 1968. World Series: Game One - var. (Fox, October 27, 2001) A long snippet from "One More Saturday Night" was played during the pre-game show for the first game of the 2001 baseball world series, on Saturday, October 27, 2001. Bluff (Bluff Productions Corporation, Boston, MA, and TJT Communications Corporation) The soundtrack to this movie includes "Deal", taken from one of the "Dick's Picks" albums, possibly from a show at Nassau Coliseum. Released in 2002. Produced by Jonathan M. Feigenbaum. http://www.bluffthemovie.com/ Grateful Dawg (Sony Pictures Classics VHS 07249, February 5, 2002) The movie, released on VHS. About 81 minutes long. Grateful Dawg (Sony Pictures Classics DVD 07168, February 5, 2002) The movie, released on DVD, includes commentary by Gillian Grisman and David Grisman, the "The Thrill Is Gone" music video, outtakes, weblinks, and bonus performances. Approximately 81 minutes long. Todd Rundgren - Live in Japan 1990 - Todd Rundgren (Image Entertainment, August 20, 2002) This is a DVD release of a Todd Rundgren show at the Tokyo Sun Plaza Hall in Tokyo, Japan in 1990. Playing with the band is Vince Welnick. The Late, Late Show with Craig Kilborn (CBS) Phil Lesh & Friends appeared on the May 22, 2002 broadcast, playing "Night Of A Thousand Stars". View From The Vault I-II-III Box Set - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead Records, 2002) This is a box set that includes the first three "View From The Vault" releases that had been previously individually released on DVD: "View From The Vault" (from July 8, 1990 at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh), "View From The Vault II" (from June 14, 1991 at RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C. with additional footage from July 12, 1990 at the same venue), and "View From The Vault III" (from June 16, 1990 at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View with additional footage from October 3, 1987 at the same venue). Austin City Limits (KLRU, Austin) Bob Weir and Ratdog were at the soundstage on May 1, 2002 to tape their performance for later broadcast. They played for about two hours, opening with "Jack Straw", and also played "Bird Song", "Cassidy", and "Eyes Of The World" and then "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider" as the two encores. This segment was broadcast on October 26, 2002, and featured the following songs: "Brown Eyed Women", "Corrina", and "Eyes Of The World". Live At Acropolis, Athens Greece - Kodo (Sony / Red Distribution, 2002, UPC 766923686294) This DVD of the Kodo drummers at the Acropolis is hosted by Mickey Hart. View From The Vault III - Grateful Dead (Monterey Video/Grateful Dead 5087VHS) Video from the June 16, 1990 show at Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, with additional video from the October 3, 1987 show. Released in August, 2002. View From The Vault III - Grateful Dead (Monterey Video/Grateful Dead 5087PAL) Video from the June 16, 1990 show at Shoreline Amphitheater, with additional video from the October 3, 1987 show. Released in August, 2002. View From The Vault III - Grateful Dead (Monterey Video/Grateful Dead 5087DVD) Video from the June 16, 1990 show at Shoreline Amphitheater, with additional video from the October 3, 1987 show. Released in August, 2002. Live From Bonnaroo - var. (Sanctuary 60768833432, October 29, 2002) This VHS tape release includes "Tennessee Jed" and "Sugar Magnolia", performed by Phil Lesh and Friends with Bob Weir. These were recorded during the three day Bonnaroo Music Festival, June 21, 22, and 23, 2002, at the Adelphia Coliseum in Manchester, Tennessee. Live From Bonnaroo - var. (Sanctuary 60768833494, October 29, 2002) This two DVD release includes "Tennessee Jed" and "Sugar Magnolia", performed by Phil Lesh and Friends with Bob Weir. These were recorded during the three day Bonnaroo Music Festival, June 21, 22, and 23, 2002, at the Adelphia Coliseum in Manchester, Tennessee. Rising Low - var. (BMG/Ato Records 791022150933, October 8, 2002) A VHS tape release by director Mike Gordon about the making of the "The Deep End Volume 1" and "The Deep End Volume 2" albums, a tribute to bassist Allen Woody. It includes appearances by Phil Lesh. http://www.mule.net http://www.atorecords.com Rising Low - var. (BMG/Ato Records 791022150995, October 8, 2002) A DVD release by director Mike Gordon about the making of the "The Deep End Volume 1" and "The Deep End Volume 2" albums, a tribute to bassist Allen Woody. It includes appearances by Phil Lesh. http://www.mule.net http://www.atorecords.com Late Night With Conan O'Brien (NBC) The Other Ones appeared on the Tuesday, November 12, 2002 show (after Robin Williams) and played "The Wheel". View From The Vault IV - Grateful Dead (Monterey Video/Grateful Dead xxxxVHS, April 8, 2003, 237 minutes long) Video from the four camera, real time feed that was projected on the screens at the Oakland Stadium show of July 24, 1987 and the Anaheim Stadium show of July 26, 1987. Although he played at these shows, Bob Dylan is not included. View From The Vault IV - Grateful Dead (Monterey Video/Grateful Dead xxxxDVD, April 8, 2003, 237 minutes long) Video from the four camera, real time feed that was projected on the screens at the Oakland Stadium show of July 24, 1987 and the Anaheim Stadium show of July 26, 1987. The DVD features almost the entire four sets the Dead played in Oakland and Anaheim. Although he played at these shows, Bob Dylan is not included. View From The Vault IV - Grateful Dead (Monterey Video/Grateful Dead xxxxPAL, April 8, 2003, 237 minutes long) Video from the four camera, real time feed that was projected on the screens at the Oakland Stadium show of July 24, 1987 and the Anaheim Stadium show of July 26, 1987. Although he played at these shows, Bob Dylan is not included. Late Night With David Letterman (CBS) The Dead (Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann with Jimmy Herring, Jeff Chimenti, Rob Barraco, and Joan Osborne) appeared on the June 19, 2003 show and performed "Casey Jones" at the end of the show. 270 Miles From Graceland - Live from Bonnaroo 2003 - var. (BMG, November 4, 2003) This two DVD release of performances from the 2003 Bonnaroo Music Festival includes the The Dead performing "Sugar Magnolia". Grateful Dead - The Closing of Winterland - var. (Monterey Video, November 11, 2003) A two DVD release with 6 and 1/2 hours of footage, the Grateful Dead, a 24 page booklet, and other bonus material. It was made from the two inch Quad video master. Oddly, the release date was on a federal holiday, and mail orders, scheduled to be delivered on the release date, could not be delivered. Pre-orders placed with Grateful Dead Merchandising received a limited edition "New Year's Eve At Winterland" CD with selections from various New Year's Eve shows at Winterland. The DVD contains numerous (at least eight) "Easter eggs". On the bonus DVD, Bill Graham talks about a fan climbing to an unsafe position during the December 31, 1972 show. This is also discussed by Bob Weir in a different segment. According to some sources, the release date was November 18, 2003. Jerry Garcia's guitar track was played through one of Garcia's vintage Fender amplifiers and then recorded, providing two tracks for a better mix. Bob Weir and Keith Godchaux were similarly re-recorded. The conversation with Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, and Ken Kesey took place between the first and second sets, at around 2 o'clock in the morning. The "Dead Heads" interview segment with Dick Latvala, before he joined "the Vault", was provided from the raw news footage by Frank Zamacoma. The approximate seven minutes of "tuning" between "Fire On The Mountain" and "Me And My Uncle" were edited down to about one minute long. The split screen effect used the footage from the main program along with footage from the isolated cameras. The audio tapes were "baked" prior to use, due to the inherent problems with the Ampex 456 tape stock produced in the mid 1970's. The RIAA certified the video as "Gold", as "Platinum", and as double "Platinum" on December 15, 2003. 60 Minutes II - CBS News (November 12, 2003) The final segment on the program was "Reviving 'The Dead'", about the post-Garcia travails of the remaining band members. Featured were Lesh, Weir, Hart, and Kreutzmann playing an acoustic "Friend Of The Devil" in front of 710 Ashbury Street, interviews by Charlie Rose, the four band members demonstrating how jams and transitions develop, plus scenes from concerts, including the taper section at Merriweather Post Pavilion. http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/60II/main3475.shtml and http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/11/11/60II/main582848.shtml contains transcripts, streaming video, etc. The acoustic performance took place prior to September 10, 2003. The four members also played "Ripple", but that was not aired. You Can't Take It With You - BBC2 (November 18, 2003, broadcast at 22:00) This segment of the 30 minutes long program examines the state of Jerry Garcia's estate. Live At The Fillmore - String Cheese Incident (BMG, October 21, 2003) This two DVD of the String Cheese Incident show on March 23, 2002 at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, Colorado included Bill Kreutzmann playing with the band. The Temples Of Rock - (Discovery Network - The Travel Channel, November 30, 2003) This documentary about famous and infamous concert venues includes interviews with Phil Lesh and Mickey Hart. Produced by Carlo Gennarelli. Grateful Dead - The Closing of Winterland (Grateful Dead Productions) Portions of the video were shown by PBS stations in December, 2003 during their pledge drives (i.e., on WSBE on December 3, 2003 and WGBH on December 7, 2003). During the pledge breaks, Dennis McNally was interviewed by the host. Someone Got Excited Last Night ( ) This promotional video (2:03) for the "Lunt-Fontanne, New York City, October 31, 1987" album by the Jerry Garcia Band was filmed on October 31, 1987 at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater on Broadway. It shows the band playing in the fog machines while Jerry Garcia sings of the "...werewolves of Broadway..." and seeing "...Steve Parrish walking with the Queen...". The video was produced by lonehombre using home video footage that had been shot by Peter Barsotti and audio from a soundboard source. For 15 Magical Nights in October 1987... ( ) This promotional video (1:59) for the "Lunt-Fontanne, New York City, October 31, 1987" album by the Jerry Garcia Band was filmed on October 31, 1987 at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater on Broadway. It shows the audience outside the theater in Halloween costumes, including Bill Graham as a "punk rocker". The video was produced by lonehombre using home video footage that had been shot by Peter Barsotti and audio from a soundboard source. Rockin' In The USA - var. ( , UPC 634991151320, December 30, 2003) This DVD contains 22 original rare television recordings, including "One More Saturday Night" performed in 1972 by the Grateful Dead. Rex Foundation "Black Tie-Dye Ball" With Dark Star Orchestra - Dark Star Orchestra (https://www.munckmusic.com, 2004) This was a 2000 copy "Limited Edition" DVD/CD collection from the Dark Star Orchestra performance at the Rex Foundation's annual "Black Tie-Dye Ball" benefit concert held at the Park West Theatre in Chicago on March 6, 2004. The collection included a DVD and a three CD recording of the DSO performance of the Grateful Dead concert from May 8, 1977 at Cornell. These were available as a DVD only, 3 CD only (also available for download), and as a DVD/3 CD package. The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (NBC, Tuesday, June 20, 2004) The Dead played "Touch Of Grey" outdoor, with Bob Weir on vocals. The cameras showed mostly Weir, Lesh, Hart, and Kreutzmann, with little footage of Warren Haynes and Jimmy Herring, and almost none of Jeff Chimenti. The performance that was broadcast appeared to be edited down from a longer actual performance. Bruce Hornsby + Friends - Bruce Hornsby (Hybrid 20039, September 21, 2004) This DVD release features Bruce Hornsby performing with guest musicians, including Bob Weir. A performance of "Jack Straw" is included. (The soundtrack may have been release on CD in 1995 as Hybrid 20039.) Festival Express ( ) An 85 minute movie about the June 27, 1970 to July 4, 1970 Transcontinental Pop Festival and the five day train ride across Canada with the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, The Band, the New Riders of the Purple Sage, Delaney and Bonnie, Ten Years After, Traffic, Mountain, Buddy Guy, and others. The movie was edited from 46 hours of footage (on 16 mm film) of the train ride, concerts, jams, etc. The concert performances were recorded on eight track tape. Directed by Bob Smeaton and produced by Gavin Poolman. Pre-production of this film started in November, 2001, with a planned release date of May, 2002. http://www.festivalexpress.com The movie was premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, during September 4 to 13, 2003. The movie had its "world premiere" on Monday, July 12, 2004 at the UA Galaxy theater in San Francisco, the showing of which was followed by a premiere party at the Great American Music Hall. Festival Express ( ) An 85 minute VHS video about the June 27 to July 4, 1970 Transcontinental Pop Festival and the five day train ride across Canada. To be released in 2004. Festival Express (New Line Home Entertainment, November 2, 2004) A two DVD release, with additional footage, about the June 27 to July 4, 1970 Transcontinental Pop Festival and the five day train ride across Canada. On the first DVD, the footage includes performances by the Grateful Dead of "Casey Jones", "Don't Ease Me In", and "Friend Of The Devil"; Buddy Cage and various others performing "Traditional Country Song"; Jerry Garcia and Sylvia Tyson doing "Better Take Jesus' Hand (1st version)"; Buddy Guy and Jerry Garcia on "I Can't Do It Baby"; Ian and Sylvia and The Great Speckled Bird doing "C. C. Rider"; the Grateful Dead doing "New Speedway Boogie"; and the New Riders of the Purple Sage performing "Better Take Jesus' Hand (2nd version)". On the second DVD, additional footage includes the Grateful Dead performing "Hard To Handle" and "Easy Wind". Also included are additional interviews, "The Making of the Festival Express Film", the movie trailer, and a photo gallery. The movie is in the 16 x 9 widescreen with Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound, DTS, and stereo surround sound. Disco: Spinning the Story - var. (Passport Video, June 7, 2005) This documentary about disco music, released on DVD, is hosted by Gloria Gaynor. It includes some interview segments with Bob Weir. Truckin' Up to Buffalo - Grateful Dead (Monterey Video, July 5, 2005) A DVD release of the Grateful Dead show of July 4, 1989 at Rich Stadium in Buffalo, New York. The video portion of this release came from the master one inch video tapes of the six camera shoot that was recorded at the show. The DVD includes 5.1 Surround and stereo mixes made from the multitrack soundboard tapes. "Man Smart, Woman Smarter", played at this show, also appears on "Weir Here". Rockin' At The Red Dog: The Dawn Of Psychedelic Rock - (Monterey Video / Sunset Home Visual Entertainment, July 5, 2005) This ninety one minute release on a single DVD was directed by Mary Works. It focuses on the Red Dog Saloon in Virginia City, Nevada and The Charlatans. The Grateful Dead are only mentioned briefly and there are no live performances by the band. The End Of The Road - Grateful Dead (Monterey Video, July, 2005) This DVD release covers what became the final tour by the Grateful Dead. The filming was started during the summer, 1995 tour, with the aim of documenting the Grateful Dead on tour. With Garcia's death, the film makers aimed their cameras at the public memorial held in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. The film includes footage of appearances by Nigerian drummer Babatunde Olatunji (who has passed away), organist Merl Saunders, and Wavy Gravy. The bonus material features include uncut footage of the memorial and extended interviews. Live At Shoreline - Jerry Garcia Band (Grateful Dead/Rhino, 2005) A DVD release of the Jerry Garcia Band performance on September 1, 1990 at the Shoreline Amphitheater. This show was a replacement for a Grateful Dead show that was scheduled for that date but canceled due to the death of Brent Mydland. The DVD also contains an interview by Blair Jackson with Robert Hunter and band members and a songwriter minidocumentary and photo galleries. Saturday Night Live - 25 Years Of Music - var. (NBC/Lorne Michaels, 2005, ISBN 1588179249) This five DVD release includes, on "Disc 1: 1975 - 1980", the performance of "Casey Jones" by the Grateful Dead during the November 11, 1978 broadcast of "Saturday Night Live". Saturday Night Live: First 5 Years - var. (NBC, 2005) This DVD presents clips and short segments from the first five years of SNL. It includes some clips with of the Grateful Dead. Monterey Pop Complete - var. ( ) There is included a brief two second clip of the Grateful Dead. The Grateful Dead Movie - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead/Monterey Video, 2004) The movie was shown on Vermont Public Television on August 14, 2005 as part of their fund raising pledge drive. David Lemieux was in their studios and, during the pledge breaks, provided commentary about the movie and the making of the re-release of the movie. The Last Great Traffic Jam - Traffic (Epic, September 20, 2005) A DVD release of the 1994 tour of the reunited Traffic in support of their album "Far From Home". The footage features original members Steve Winwood and Jim Capaldi (who passed away on January 28, 2005), with a four member backing band consisting of Rosko Gee on bass (who was a member of Traffic in 1973-1974), Randall Bramblett on sax, flute and keyboards, Walfredo Reyes Jr. on percussion and drums, and Mike McEvoy on guitar and keyboards. Some of the footage was shot during the tour dates with the Grateful Dead. The release is dedicated to Jerry Garcia, Chris Wood, former Traffic percussionist Reebop Kwaku Baah and Jim Capaldi. The songs included are: "Pearly Queen", "Medicated Goo", "Mozambique", "40,000 Headmen", "Glad", "Walking In The Wind", "Low Spark Of High-heeled Boys", "Light Up" (with Jerry Garcia on guitar), "Dear Mr. Fantasy" (with Jerry Garcia playing guitar), "John Barleycorn Must Die", and "Gimme Some Loving". The songs with Garcia were recorded during the Traffic performance on July (23 or 24), 1994 at Soldier Field in Chicago. Live At The Warfield, San Francisco, CA, May 19, 2006 - Phil Lesh And Friends (Image Entertainment, October 31, 2006) A DVD containing selections from the Phil Lesh And Friends performances from May 18 and 19, 2006 at the Warfield Theater in San Francisco. The tracks on the DVD are not on the two CD "Live At The Warfield" album. Pre-orders of the CD / DVD packages also received the "Live At The Warfield Bonus" DVD. Live At The Warfield Bonus DVD (2006) This DVD was included with pre-orders of the "Live At The Warfield" CD and DVD release. It contains: "The Art of Improvisation: Jazz and Rock" (Phil Lesh with Scofield and Greg Osby), "Free Improvisation" (performed by Phil Lesh, John Scofield, John Molo, and Greg Osby), "Backstage Footage", "All Along The Watchtower (live performance)", and "Passenger" (live performance). Late Night With Conan O'Brien (NBC) Bob Weir and Ratdog played a very short version of "Jack Straw" as the closing act of the May 3, 2007 broadcast. That's The Way It Is: Celebrating Walter Cronkite At 90 (CBS) This 90th birthday tribute to newscaster Walter Cronkite was broadcast on May 18, 2007. It included several segments with Mickey Hart talking about Walter Cronkite, footage of Mickey Hart with Walter Cronkite, and concert footage of the Grateful Dead. Peyote To LSD: A Psychedelic Odyssey - var. (A&E Television Networks, 2007) This documentary about the evolution of psychedelic substances includes an interview with Bob Weir. The Bickershaw Festival 1972 - var. (2007) This DVD contains music and photos from the Bickershaw Festival that took place in the UK in May of 1972. It includes "Black Throated Wind" by the Grateful Dead, "Watcha Gonna Do" by the New Riders Of The Purple Sage, and an interview with Jerry Garcia. Saturday Night Live: The Complete Fourth Season (Universal Studios, 2008) This seven DVD collection of the complete fourth season (1978-1979) of "Saturday Night Live" includes the November 11, 1978 broadcast where the Grateful Dead played "Casey Jones", "I Need A Miracle", and "Good Lovin'", and where Bill Kreutzmann appeared in a sketch with John Belushi. Saturday Night Live: The Complete Fifth Season (Universal Studios, 2009) This seven DVD collection of the complete fifth season (1979-1980) of "Saturday Night Live" includes the April 5, 1980 broadcast where the Grateful Dead played "Alabama Getaway" and "Saint Of Circumstance". The Other Dream Team ( ) This DVD tells the story of the basketball team that received support from the Grateful Dead. - The Dead ( ) The Spring, 2009 tour by The Dead (Warren Haynes, Jeff Chimenti, Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart, Phil Lesh, and Bob Weir) was filmed for a tour documentary. Although the project was completed, it was not released. Taking Woodstock (Focus Features, 2009) The original motion picture soundtrack of this film does not includes "China Cat Sunflower (Live)" (5:34) by the Grateful Dead. The Music Never Stopped (2011) This film, directed by Jim Kohlberg, was released on March 18, 2011. It is adapted from the essay "The Last Hippie" by Oliver Sacks. The Grateful Dead are played by actors Phil Bender (Jerry Garcia), Rich Campbell (Bob Weir), Buzz Roddy (Bill Kreutzmann), Ethan F. Hamburg (Phil Lesh), Mark Greenberg (Mickey Hart), and Paul Sigrist (Brent Mydland). The soundtrack includes several Grateful Dead songs: "Uncle John's Band", "Sugar Magnolia" (live), "Not Fade Away / Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad" (live), "Truckin'" (live), "Touch Of Grey" (live), and "Ripple". The Music Never Stopped (Roadside Attractions) The DVD of this 105 minute long film was released on August 2, 2011. The soundtrack includes several Grateful Dead songs: "Uncle John's Band", "Sugar Magnolia" (live), "Not Fade Away / Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad" (live), "Truckin'" (live), "Touch Of Grey" (live), and "Ripple". Grateful Dead At The Hollywood Festival, North West England, 1970 (Ozit, 2010) This 71 minute long film was released on DVD with a CD. The footage was filmed and the music recorded at the Hollywood Music Festival that was held on May 23 and 24, 1970 at Leycett, on the grounds of a farm near Newcastle-under-Lyme in the UK. Onista Ltd. was the company responsible for the festival and it went under soon after. Onista was an offshoot of Eliot Cohen's Red Bus company, with Ellis Elias and Elliot Cohen as the promoters. This was the first performance of the Grateful Dead in the UK. The DVD contains "Casey Jones", "St. Stephen", "Dark Star", "Me And My Uncle", and "Good Loving" by the Grateful Dead, "Alright Now" by Free, "Good News Bad News" by Family, "Cause I Love You" by Screaming Lord Sutch, and "Hare Krishna Chant" by the Radha Krishna Temple. The CD contains "Announcements And Tune Up / Intro", "Not Fade Away", "Turn On Your Lovelight", "China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider", "Hard To Handle", "Cryptical Envelopment > Drums > The Other One > Cryptical Envelopment", "Attics Of My Life", and "Cold Rain And Snow" by the Grateful Dead. Salvation Boulevard (2011) This comedic film about a Deadhead who "found" religion was directed by George Ratliff. It is based on the book "Salvation Boulevard" by Larry Beinhar. The sound track of the movie includes several Grateful Dead songs. Blue Crush 2 ( 2011) This film was directed by Mike Elliott. The soundtrack includes several Grateful Dead songs. Wretches & Jabberers (Warner Brothers, 2011) The soundtrack for this film about autism, directed by Gerardine Wurzburg, includes "Breaking The Hold" by Bob Weir. Dawn Of The Dead: The Grateful Dead And The Rise Of The San Francisco Underground (Chrome Dreams SIDVD569, 2012, UPC 0823564529899) This 138 minute long, single DVD, documentary about the Grateful Dead and the San Francisco music scene is over two hours long. It was first released in the UK and was then released in the USA once all the clearances were obtained. It contains interview segments with Dennis McNally, David Gans, Ken Babbs, Tom Constanten, Stephen Barncard, Rock Scully, and numerous journalists and writers. Interspersed are archival film clips and images of the Grateful Dead and other San Francisco music groups. The material covers the history of the band from its inception to 1970. All The Years Combine: The DVD Collection - Grateful Dead (Shout Factory!, April, 2012) This is a fourteen DVD box set that includes twelve previously individually released DVD videos: "The Grateful Dead Movie" (the 2 DVD expanded and remastered version), "The Closing Of Winterland" (on 2 DVDs), "Dead Ahead", "So Far" (this is the first time DVD release), "Ticket To New Year's", "Truckin' Up To Buffalo", "Downhill From Here", "View From The Vault", "View From The Vault II", "View From The Vault III", and "View From The Vault IV". The bonus DVD includes several songs that had not been previously released: "China Cat Sunflower" > "I Know You Rider" and "Man Smart, Woman Smarter" from October 2, 1987; "Friend Of The Devil" from July 2, 1989; "Hey Pocky Way" from July 22, 1990; and "Shakedown Street" from June 22, 1991. The bonus DVD also includes "Backstage Pass", and an interview with David Lemieux of the Grateful Dead vault archive. The box set comes with a forty page booklet with an essay by Blair Jackson. Magic Trip: Ken Kesey's search For A Kool Place (Studio Canal, 2011) This 103 minute long DVD (PAL region 2) was released in the UK. It was produced by Will Clarke, Alex Gibney, and Alexandra Johnes. The film covers the Ken Kesey cross-country bus trip to the New York World's Fair. The Grateful Dead appear in several segments. Peace, Love & Misunderstanding (BCDF Pictures, premiered September 13, 2011, released June 8, 2012) The soundtrack for this film includes "Scarlet Begonias", "Loose Lucy", and "Stella Blue". The film was directed by Bruce Beresford. Jane Fonda, one of the characters, describes being at a Grateful Dead concert where it rained and the band played "Cold Rain and Snow", "Box Of Rain" and "Looks Like Rain". Peace, Love & Misunderstanding (MPI Home Video, October 2, 2012) The movie was released on DVD. The soundtrack for this film includes "Scarlet Begonias", "Loose Lucy", and "Stella Blue". Basically Frightened: The Musical Madness Of Colonel Bruce Hampton (Guillotine Films, Atlanta, Georgia, 2012) Bill Kreutzmann appears in an interview on this DVD about "the fascinating life of musical legend Colonel Bruce Hampton, Ret.". Duquesne Whistle - Bob Dylan (Columbia) "Duquesne Whistle" was written by Bob Dylan and Robert Hunter and was released as the "Tempest" album's single. The video is directed by Nash Edgerton and was released in 2012. Move Me Brightly: Celebrating Jerry Garcia's 70th Birthday - var. (Eagle Rock Entertainment, October 29, 2013) This film presents the musical celebration that took place on August 3, 2012 at TRI Studios in San Rafael to celebrate what would have been Jerry Garcia's 70th birthday on August 1st. Directed by Justin Kreutzmann, the five hour performance was streamed live over the Internet. Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann, Mickey Hart, and Donna Jean Godchaux along with Garcia family members and numerous guests perform or appear in interviews. The DVD contains: "1. Pretty e