Source #	21007
Entered by	Todd
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Disc Counts	1 / 2
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Date Circulated Date Added	12/14/03 07/05/2004

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SBD > unknown 90-minute tape > CD > SHN > repairs > SHN

Quicksilver Messenger Service
6/7/68 & 6/8/68
Fillmore East
New York, NY

SOURCE:
  SBD > unknown 90-minute tape > CD > SHN > repairs > SHN
  Ripped/shortened by Datsit, repaired by Alec Wood
  Normalized with CoolEdit Pro by Miner Gleason

TRACK LISTING:
  01) Pride of Man                                   (Hamilton Camp)  4:08
  02) If You Live                                     (Mose Allison)  4:25
  03) Dino's Song                                     (Dino Valenti)  3:36
  04) Back Door Man                                   (Howlin' Wolf)  4:58
  05) Acapulco Gold and Silver           (Gary Duncan & S. Schuster) 11:47
  06) Smokestack Lightning                            (Howlin' Wolf) 11:08
  07) Codeine                                      (Buffy St. Marie)  6:44
  08) Light Your Windows              (Gary Duncan & David Freiberg)  3:03
  09) Who Do You Love?                                  (Bo Diddley) 13:39
  10) The Fool                        (Gary Duncan & David Freiberg) 13:23
  11) Mona                                              (Bo Diddley) 12:22
                                                                    -------
                                                        Total Time = 89:21
TRACK LAYOUT:
  01 > 02 > 03 > 04 > 05  (Beginning of 6/7/68 show)
  06 > 07 > 08            (Middle of a set, night unknown)
  09 > 10                 (End of 6/7/68 show)
  11                      (End of 6/8/68 show)

PERSONNEL:
  John Cipollina - Guitar
  Gary Duncan    - Vocals, Guitar
  Greg Elmore    - Drums
  David Freiberg - Bass, Vocals

NOTES:
Quicksilver played two nights at the Fillmore East on June 7th and 8th of 1968, their first time playing in New York. Both nights Steppenwolf opened, Quicksilver played next, and Electric Flag headlined.
I have retracked, reordered, and made other minor repairs to this show...
My determinations of which songs were played which nights have been made by listening to the onstage comments between songs.  I have not attempted to arrange the songs to fit on CD, possible arrangements might be:

With Filler:    CD 1: 01 > 02 > 03 > 04 > 05, 09 > 10, 11   (68:24)
                CD 2: 06 > 07 > 08                          (21:01)

Without Filler: CD 1: 01 > 02 > 03 > 04 > 05, 06 > 07 > 08  (50:05)
                CD 2: 09 > 10, 11                           (39:30)



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There is another version of this recording with the same source and exact same sound that should be included in this source page. The md5 is below:

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