JERRY GARCIA - 3 SHOW BUNDLE (5CD)

Description: JERRY GARCIA - 3 SHOW BUNDLE (5CD) NEW & SEALED 1.Jerry Garcia, Merl Saunders - Winterland San Francisco October 2 1973 (2CD) “Where do you begin? There’s so much to say about him. He was a benign, lovable guy and he was also a magic man, a shaman. There was a feeling of going out in the world with kindness that Jerry represented. That shines through beyond all the other stuff.” Mickey Hart KSAN broadcast of the Legal Aid Benefit from the Winterland, October 2, 1973, sharing the bill with Stoneground, New Riders, Congress of Wonders & Hot Tuna. Limited Edition 2CD digipak. Sourced and remastered from the original San Francisco broadcast. Track ListingDISC 11It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry2Finders Keepers3The Harder They Come4My Funny ValentineDISC 25That's All Right Mama6I Second That Emotion7Sweet Little Angel/Jam/I've Got News for You8How Sweet It Is 2. Jerry Garcia & Merl Saunders-The Boarding House,San Francisco,January 1973 (2CD) "I went to Keystone Berkeley and walked in the back room, and had my New York clothes and everything, big hair, and looked pretty good, and I said “which one of you is Jerry Garcia?” And he looked at me, like “what the fuck!?” Sarah Fulcher A great night of music at the Boarding House, 960 Bush Street, San Francisco, CA, 94109: Garcia-Saunders-Kahn-Vitt and Fulcher, Wednesday, January 24, 1973. The late show. The Group’s repertoire is broad, deep, well-rounded and subtly well-conceived. Dig in. Lineup: Jerry Garcia- guitar, vocals, Merl Saunders- keyboards, vocals, John Kahn- bass, Bill Vitt- drums, Sarah Fulcher - vocals Tracklist Disc 1. 1. Expressway (To Your Heart) 2. Find a Rainbow 3. After Midnight Disc 2. 1. Georgia on My Mind 2. Money Honey 3. Go Climb a Mountain 4. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You 3. Old & In the Way - Homers Warehouse Palo Alto July 24 1973 (CD) "You're always just a half step away from the right note." - Vassar Clements The band united two generations of bluegrass boys (Peter Rowan and Vassar Clements), Jerry Garcia and his partner in musical crime, John Kahn, and David Grisman, who had played with Rowan in several recent groups including, most recently, Muleskinner. Garcia may have brought attention to the band, but it was Old And In The Way's music that has made them a touchstone of bluegrass and acoustic music from Spring of 1975 up through the years. The July 24, 1973 gig was broadcast on the Stanford University radio station, KZSU-fm (90.7). Stanford had plenty of financial resources, so their little student-run facility had the technology to broadcast live, albeit in mono. KZSU was only a 10-watt station, so the broadcast area was only Palo Alto and parts of some neighbouring towns. Put together in late 1972 so three hippie pickers could play real bluegrass with a few twists that made it interesting for them. With no chance of playing for the all-but-non-existent California bluegrass audience, and an uninformed rock audience, the band chose to follow the lead of their bluegrass forefathers and use the radio to promote their music. We're fortunate they did, since it left us a bit more of a legacy than we might have had otherwise, but it is yet another remarkable way in which Old And In The Way managed to change bluegrass and acoustic music by looking forward and backwards at the same time. Sourced and remastered from the original KZSU broadcast.Limited Edition CD digipak Lineup: Jerry Garcia -banjo, vocals ,John Kahn – bass, David Grisman - mandolin, vocals, Peter Rowan - guitar, vocals, Vassar Clements - fiddle Tracklist 1. Billy In The Low Ground 2.Goin' To The Races 3.Catfish John 4.Good Woman's Love 5.Lonesome Fiddle Blues 6. Eating Out Of Your Hand 7. Lonesome L.A. Cowboy 8. Hobo Song 9. Pig In A Pen 10. Panama Red 11. Workin' On A Building 12. Hard Hearted

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