Source #	149121
Entered by	Joe Jupille
Checksums	jg1979-06-13late.aud.2ndgenreel.bershaw.flac16.ffp
Disc Counts	0 / 0
Media Size	Compressed: 444.89 MB (466495809 bytes)
Date Circulated Date Added	02/24/2020 02/26/2020

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• (149120) Garcia; Reconstruction; partial early show;...

Source Summary
Garcia; Reconstruction; late show; flac 16:Nakamichi mics w/CP3 caps -> Nakamichi 550 master cassette (played back on a Nakamichi 582 back in the early 1980s) -> 1st Gen Reel@7.5ips -> 2nd Gen Reel @3.75ips; Transfer: 2nd Gen Reel @3.75ips (played back on TEAC A-4010SL: same deck it was originally recorded on) -> Lexicon Lambda -> LogicPro (tracking only) -> wav 16/44.1 -> xAct (sbe correction) -> wav -> flac16 (transferred by Alan Bershaw on January 21, 2010)

Reconstruction
June 13, 1979 Late Show
River Theater, Guerneville, CA

Source: Nakamichi mics w/CP3 caps -> Nakamichi 550 master cassette (played back on a Nakamichi 582 back in the early 1980s) -> 1st Gen Reel@7.5ips -> 2nd Gen Reel @3.75ips

Transfer: 2nd Gen Reel @3.75ips (played back on TEAC A-4010SL: same deck it was originally recorded on) -> Lexicon Lambda -> LogicPro (tracking only) -> wav 16/44.1 -> xAct (sbe correction) -> wav -> flac16 (transferred by Alan Bershaw on January 21, 2010)

TRT:75:20

Personnel:
Jerry Garcia - guitar, vocals
Merl Saunders - keyboards, vocals
John Kahn - bass
Ed Neumeister - trombone
Ron Stallings - tenor sax, vocals
Gaylord Birch - drums

Tracklist:
1 I'll Take A Melody 12:47
2 Fast Tone 18:42
3 The Jealous Kind* 04:56
4 That's What Love Will Make You Do 08:57
5 Lyinda 13:14
6 What You Won't Do For Love 05:58
7 Dear Prudence 10:45

*first known performance

Notes:
    Here's a fresh transfer of my 2nd generation reel of this audience recording. Contrary to the most commonly circulating version (SHN ID#96235) text file, I did not record this show. In terms of quality, itÕs nothing to write home about. I think it was recorded in a stealth manner with the mics unelevated. Its still well worth a listen as Garcia plays far more joyously than anything he was doing with The Dead at the time and its a strong performance all around. As of 2020, no better lineage of this show has ever surfaced and all the circulating sources seem to trace back to cassette and DAT copies of an earlier transfer of this reel.  Unfortunately, I can't recall who originally shared it with me. Wish I knew so I could thank him again and possibly track down the masters. I also discovered the beginning of the early show tacked on the end of the reel (only 1st 2 songs, but previously uncirculated) which will follow shortly.