Source Summary
flac1644 1st GEN AUDCA.
Microphones: AKG c422|AKG B18 X-Y handheld
Recorder: Sony TC-D5M| Maxell MX-90's
Location: 75' from stage DFC
1st transfer: Sony TC-D5M to Sony TC-D5M (Maxell XLII 90 x2) no nr
Digital Transfer: Nakamichi LX-5 > Benchmark Sonic AD2k > Marantz PMD-661
Recorded by: Mike Davis, Kenny Davis, Tom Pinney, Eddie Wahba
Transfer and process: Kyle Holbrook
Grateful Dead
Date 1986-07-04 Friday
Rich Stadium
Orchard Park, NY
Set I
d1t01 - tuning
d1t02 - Jack Straw
d1t03 - Dupree's Diamond Blues
d1t04 - C C Rider
d1t05 - Tennessee Jed
d1t06 - My Brother Esau
d1t07 - Touch Of Grey
Set II
d2t01 - tuning
d2t02 - Cold Rain And Snow
d2t03 - Fire On The Mountain >
d2t04 - Samson And Delilah
d2t05 - The Wheel >
d2t06 - I Need A Miracle >
d2t07 - Uncle John's Band >
d2t08 - Drums
d2t09 - Space >
d2t10 - Gimme Some Lovin' >
d2t11 - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad >
d2t12 - Turn On Your Lovelight
d2t13 - Encore U.S. Blues
Comments Before the set starts, Phil speaks (with enhancements by Dan Healy) about the technical difficulties. Bob explains "we were just stalling for time." More comments from Bob before Dupree's. Just before the Wheel, Bob Says, "America has always been an agragrian nation, let's keep it turning"
Recording Information:
1st GEN AUDCA.
Microphones: AKG c422|AKG B18 X-Y handheld
Recorder: Sony TC-D5M| Maxell MX-90's
Location: 75' from stage DFC
1st transfer: Sony TC-D5M to Sony TC-D5M (Maxell XLII 90 x2) no nr
Digital Transfer: Nakamichi LX-5 > Benchmark Sonic AD2k > Marantz PMD-661
Recorded by: Mike Davis, Kenny Davis, Tom Pinney, Eddie Wahba
Transfer and process: Kyle Holbrook
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the tour story:
Fran and I had to fly back to Texas after the Rubber Bowl so we missed this show and this account is basically my memory of the phone call I received about 9PM CDT that evening (10 PM East coast). It was Mike Davis. "Man, it was so hot in the place, we didn't stay for Dylan/Petty". He then read to me the Dead's setlist, as I carefully wrote it down, since I would be sharing the news with several other people. I then had to ask, "why no Dylan?" "Well, it was so hot, and when we arrived for doors at Noon for the 2 PM show, we had no idea the Dead would play first then Dylan/Petty last since they did it the other way around at Rubber Bowl". "I tell you at least 15-20 thousand people were streaming out of there as Dylan started!"
Startled at this news, particularly as I thought the Dylan/Petty sets were pretty solid in Akron. I then asked, "so is this why you are calling me so early?", which of course it was. Mike then relayed a few points about the Dead show and the recording attempts. I am unsure as to why I have no Beyer M88 recording of this show, only this AKG c422 exists in my collection.
The first set was extremely short, only six songs, which tracks with most of the first sets on this tour, however at least 10 minutes less than the previous show- the Rubber Bowl- first set. Maybe the most interesting part of set 1 is the intro with Bobby and Phil talking to the audience via some wicked Healy sound effects talking about technical difficulties.
Second set had six songs pre-drums, another unusual happening. You can hear the band mentioning they would be on television at end of set 1. So maybe the six songs was due to that. "Cold Rain and Snow" opener then a "Fire on the Mountain" rarity being played without it's lead in tune Scarlet Begonias". Garcia really slos this one up. There are two lengthy solos in the 8 minute plus rendition. THey work their way through a fine "Samson and Delilah" then stop to get some gear straight again while Bob talks to the TV audience to start "Wheel". A working man's "Miracle" then drops into an oddly timed, set slot wise, but a very sweet version of "Uncle John's Band" ending into a lengthy drums. After 37 minutes, roughly six minutes per song, the band walked off with the afternoon sun blazing. A short space gave way to "Gimme Gimme Some Lovin" with Brent and Phil sharing the vocals. A quick 'GDTRFB' and even faster "Turn on your Lovelight" ended the 22 minute post drums.
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