Source #	105858
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Date Circulated Date Added	02/07/2010 02/07/2010

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Source Summary
flac16; Taper: Alan "Dogman" Miller. Lineage AKG Microphones > Nakamichi550 1st Generation Maxell XLII-S Tapes ( the masters are gone ). Nakamichi DR-1 [no dolby] > Lynx2 Studio Reference Interface > Wavelab 6.01 at 24 BIT 48 kHz Editing and Mastering: Jamie Waddell (shnflac@gmail.com) on the GEMS Edit Station. Weiss Saracon for SRC and Pow-r 3 Dither to 16 BIT 44.1 kHz. Tracked in CDWAV Tag&Rename for Meta_Data. Trader's Little Helper for FLAC Level8 by Patrick White (wharfratpat@shnflac.net)

Grateful Dead
October 20th, 1988
Summit Arena
Houston TX

Concerning the show at The Summit in Houston, Texas (which, by the way, is now known as The Lakewood Church aka The Oasis of Love, run by televangelist Joel Osteen). But it was the night of October 20, 1988 when the last real service was held there! That was the night of a family outing for myself,Randy and my wife,(the late) Sandi Gardner and our three sons, Lenny, Hunter, and Cassidy; they were 12, 6 and 4 at the time. Although we had taken one or two with us before, this was the first time we took all three to see a show; and we even brought along their Godparents, Mary and Steve, who had never seen a Dead show before.... as well as a few friends. So this was a really great night with wonderful memories. I remember this was only one of two times when I was able to get all of us to wear tie-dyes at the same time! One of the cool things I remember about this show is that my wife, being the artist she was, had done a beautiful wood burning of the State of Texas with a Yellow rose in the middle of it, and it said "Dead in the Heart of Texas" across it. Just before the show began, she took it to the soundboard and gave it to whomever was there at the time and asked if they would take it to Bobby and give to him for his birthday. They promised they would, but of course she never knew whether he got it for sure or where it might be today. She always imagined that it would be hanging somewhere in the Dead's office or in his home. I hope that it is! Three years later she got a chance to meet Bobby after a show but was so excited she forgot to ask him if he had got it or not. But she did get him to sign a note to our son, Cassidy...to which he wrote, Hey Now Cassidy, and as he signed his name the sharpie began to run out of ink...and Bobby looks at Sandi and says, "what you have here is a dead pen"! Priceless!
Glad I hung on to this first gen tape since my friend Alan no longer has the masters. Only wish the Dead had used a better venue as the sound was never that great in here for any band to play. I remember many of the folks I worked with thinking it strange we were going as a family to see the Grateful Dead, because at that time I was a funeral director so I was already working with the dead all day long!
                                                   - Randy Gardner February 6, 2010

Taper: Alan "Dogman" Miller

Lineage AKG Microphones > Nakamichi550
1st Generation Maxell XLII-S Tapes ( the masters are gone )

Nakamichi DR-1 [no dolby] > Lynx2 Studio Reference Interface > Wavelab 6.01 at 24 BIT 48 kHz

Editing and Mastering: Jamie Waddell (shnflac@gmail.com) on the GEMS Edit Station.
Weiss Saracon for SRC and Pow-r 3 Dither to 16 BIT 44.1 kHz

Tracked in CDWAV   Tag&Rename for Meta_Data
Trader's Little Helper for FLAC Level8 by Patrick White (wharfratpat@shnflac.net)
SBE FREE

A **GEMS** Production in partnership with  www.shnflac.net February 2010

Much thanks and gratitude goes out to Randy Gardner for the source tapes.
Thanks also to LL member "Visions of Johanna" who sent multi gen copies as references for this project.

Set One:

01. |06:03|  Cold Rain and Snow
02. |07:55|  Minglewood Blues
03. |06:48|  Candyman
04. |01:10|  Tuning/Crowd
05. |02:44|  Me and My Uncle >
06. |04:49|  Mexicali Blues
07. |06:57|  West L.A. Fadeaway
08. |04:10|  Queen Jane Approximately
09. |05:09|  Stagger Lee
10. |07:19|  Music Never Stopped

Set Two:

11. |06:35|  China Cat Sunflower >
12. |04:50|  I Know You Rider
13. |07:48|  Playin' in the Band >
14. |06:20|  Built to Last* >
15. |09:41|  Drums >
16. |06:11|  Space >
17. |03:52|  I Need a Miracle >
18. |06:22|  Dear Mr. Fantasy >
19. |03:23|  Hey Jude >
20. |06:18|  Turn on Your Love Light
21. |06:46|  Encore: Black Muddy River

-Taper paused between tunes.
-First complete recording in circulation.
-*first live version

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