Source #	138204
Entered by	Joe Jupille
Checksums	Jerry Garcia Band - Lisner Auditorium Wash. DC April 3 1976 (Early).ffp
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Media Size	Compressed: 620.46 MB (650599464 bytes)
Date Circulated Date Added	??/??/2017 04/29/2017

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JGB; flac1644; early show; Sony TC-126(F99S mic)>Master cassette(TDK-D90)>JVC TD-R462>Audacity>TLH Flac8, Taper: Dave Peters

Jerry Garcia Band
Lisner Auditorium
Washington DC
April 3 1976
Early show

Jerry Garcia - Guitar/vox
John Kahn - Bass
Ron Tutt - Drums
Keith Godchaux - Keyboards
Donna Godchaux - vox

100:29

01. How Sweet It Is 8:16
02. Catfish John 10:14
03. crowd .26
04. Thats What Love Will Make You Do 11:00
05. Who Was John 12:44
06. After Midnight 12:18
07. I'll Take A Melody 17:34
08. Russian Lullaby 9:55
09. crowd .20
10. Harder They Come 19:02

Sony TC-126(F99S mic)>Master cassette(TDK-D90)>JVC TD-R462>Audacity>TLH Flac8

Tape paused between some tracks.

Taper: Dave Peters

So the story goes: I answered an ad on Craigslist for 500 free Grateful Dead tapes.
On picking them up from the taper, I'm also informed he and a friend recorded other bands through the 70's.

These were never circulated, and deemed inferior in quality.
When I inquired about digitizing his masters, he laughingly obliged.
Most of the old Ampex and BASF tapes are in poor shape, several completely off the spool, and many squealing badly, these will be baked in an attempt to salvage them.
I will be presenting the ones of superior quality only.
I do believe these shows will be lovingly embraced by the Dime community, and will be shared here exclusively.
Zombiwoof to Dime 2017 series.

This was uploaded missing track 07. which I located on another master. Apparently in this box of tapes
are some copies of the masters, improperly labelled. I think he was dubbing using the recorder to play at normal speed. Anyway, now its complete!