Source #	164126
Entered by	Mark Goldey
Checksums	jg+jk1984-11-27.ffp
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Media Size	Compressed: 746.02 MB (782262438 bytes)
Date Circulated Date Added	03/26/2023 03/26/2023

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Source Summary
Source: Cassette Master/Soundboard -> Nakamichi DR-1 Cassette Deck -> Tascam DA-P1 DAT
Transferred in 2003 by Dan McGonagle (Darkstar Dan) + Azimuth adjust by Betty Cantor-Jackson
Transfered in 2023 by Dan McGonagle (Darkstar Dan) - DAT/SBD 16bit/44.1Khz

Jerry Garcia & John Kahn
Auditorium Theater
Rochester, NY
1984-11-27

Source:  Cassette Master/Soundboard -> Nakamichi DR-1 Cassette Deck -> Tascam DA-P1 DAT
Transferred in 2003 by Dan McGonagle (Darkstar Dan) + Azimuth adjust by Betty Cantor-Jackson
Transfered in 2023 by Dan McGonagle (Darkstar Dan) - DAT/SBD 16bit/44.1Khz

Set I
01. Deep Elem Blues
02. Little Sadie
03. Friend of the Devil
04. Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie
05. When I Paint My Masterpiece
06. Run For The Roses

Set II
01. Tuning
02. Reuben & Cherise
03. I've Been All Around This World
04. Peggy-O
05. Simple Twist Of Fate
06. Ripple

Aftershow (filler)
07. How Sweet It Is [1984-xx-xx]
08. They Love Each Other [1984-xx-xx]
09. Let It Rock [1984-xx-xx]
10. She Belongs To Me [1993 Studio]
11. Uncle Bob's Psychedelic Aspirin [1992 Darkstar Dan & Debbie Gilster - City College - SF]
12. David Gans Radio Promo [1997 KPFA - Berkeley]

March - 2023:

About 20 years ago in 2003, I worked a little bit with Harry Popick, along regularly with Betty Cantor-Jackson at Glide Memorial Church in SF. [www.glide.org]

Betty and Harry both worked for the Grateful Dead in their careers. He as their monitor engineer from 1976-1995 and Betty as recording engineer and producer since 1968. Harry was also the sound engineer for the Jerry Garcia Band circa 1976 - 1986.

With Betty’s blessings, Harry one day gave me a couple of shoeboxes of Jerry Garcia Band soundboard masters, circa 1984-1986. Per her request, I held on to these or played copies as a dj for a weekly Grateful Dead Night at a place called "Nickie's" at 460 Lower Haight St in SF. But that was about it.

Recently while dusting a shelf, I noticed an old DAT of one these Jerry Garcia Band shows and I thought it's silly they’re still not in circulation.

Attached is a picture of Betty retrieving what I had left of those tapes as to store in her care[Early 2022]. The other is Harry at work on monitor sound.

Of the tapes, the ones from this box I transferred 24 bit via Nakamichi DR1 to Sound Devices MixPre6. The ones I did 20 years ago and then gave back to Betty, are 16-bit on DAT. Betty tends NOT to give back things she takes away so that is that.

I hope you enjoy! Cheers.

*-Dan McGonagle
3/26/23
dan@MediaOneAudio.com