Source #	143279
Entered by	Joe Jupille
Checksums	FFP
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Media Size	Compressed: 159 MB (166723584 bytes)
Date Circulated Date Added	07/01/2018 10/10/2018

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Source Summary
JGJK; flac1644; soundboard-> ?-> Cassette (Maxell XL2-S with Dolby B); Transfer: Nakamichi Dragon Dolby B-> Lexicon Lambda-> Pro Logic 24/96(tracking & dithering to 16/44.1)->xAct(sbe correction)-> wav-> FLAC.

Bill Graham Tribute      September 29, 1984
Veterans Memorial Auditorium, San Rafael, CA

Source: Soundboard-> ?-> Cassette (Maxell XL2-S with Dolby B)

Transfer: Nakamichi Dragon Dolby B-> Lexicon Lambda-> Pro Logic 24/96(tracking & dithering to 16/44.1)->xAct(sbe correction)-> wav-> FLAC

TRT:25:49

Personnel:
2&3: Jerry Garcia & John Kahn (acoustic)
5 Rick Danko & Paul Butterfield (acoustic)
6 Rick Danko,Paul Butterfield, Elvin Bishop, Carlos Santana & “the house band” (electric)
7 Rick Danko,Paul Butterfield, Elvin Bishop, Carlos Santana, Tower Of Power Horn section & “the house band” (electric)

Tracklist:
1 Introduction 00:10
2 Goodnight Irene 06:05
3 Ripple 04:29
4 outro-intro 00:44
5 C.C. Rider 03:10
6 East West 06:19
7 Walkin Blues 04:22
8 outro 00:28


Notes:

I scoured all the usual places and was surprised to find this short but sweet board recording doesn’t seem to be in circulation.
On the two Garcia tunes, John Kahn is rather low in the mix so it almost sounds like Garcia solo.
The best part of this is the hot jam on “East West” featuring Butterfield, Bishop & Santana tearing it up together.
I assume other artists performed prior to these headliners, but this was all I had on my cassette.
I don’t know who was in the house band, but if anyone was there and recalls more band personnel info, please clue us in.
This was filler on the end of another recording, so I don’t have exact lineage, but the quality is quite good and its a very enjoyable listen.

  - Alan Bershaw - July 2018

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Since Alan put this out I found out that the "house band" was The Doobie Brothers or at least some of them.

SIRMick