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Garcia 10/15/87
Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, New York, NY

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Set I

Acoustic:, Bright Morning Stars, Blue Yodel No. 9 (Standing On The Corner), Spike Driver Blues, Short Life Of Trouble, Two Soldiers, I'm Troubled, Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie, Rosalie McFall, Long Long Way, Ragged But Right

Set II

Electric:, How Sweet It Is To Be Loved By You, Forever Young, Stop That Train, Think, Mission In The Rain, Evangeline, My Sisters And Brothers, That Lucky Old Sun, Deal, E: And It Stoned Me

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Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band/Jerry Garcia Band: Jerry Garcia, John Kahn, David Kemper, David Nelson, Sandy Rothman

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Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band & Jerry Garcia Band: FOB NAK 300's (2nd row, 2 seats right of center) > Sony D5 > Cool Edit > CD Wave > SHN, recorded by Dan Cole.

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JGB, Set II: Karl from NJ's MAC (Nakamichi CM-100s [handheld, 10th row orchestra, just left of center] > Sony WM-D6) > Dolby B 1st gen cassette > Sony TC-D5M (w/Dolby-B) playback > Realtek AC97 > Soundforge > CD-Wave > TLH v.1.0.0.72 (for SBE-OK, checksums, and FLAC compression) > FLAC, December 2006 by Andrew F.

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JGAB & JGB: Joe D'Amico's Nak 300 Mics > Sony D-5; Nak Dragon Tape Deck > Sony Sbm1 > Creative Extigy Soundcard > Cool Edit Pro > Flac Frontend.

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JGB, Set 2, flac16; Source: FOB AUD of unknown lineage > ? > Cassette rescued from Ebay. Transfer: Maxell XLII-90 > Nakamichi CR-5A > Edirol FA-66 > Wavelab 2448 > R8Brain > Wavelab (adding 16-bit patch) > CD-Wave > TLH > FLAC 1644 tagged. Transferred by Andrew F. 10/2017

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Ed Pinnella	These were pricey, but classy shows and like the 3 nights we saw the Dead at Radio City Music Hall in 1981 a rare opportunity where the rules were different.(when the Dead arrived by limo, Brent stopped and greeted a few fans with warm handshakes as we welcomed him to New York City) It was 1987 and Broadway was an event planned well in advance, I was just out of college and now an engineer. My wonderful wife (now thankfully my ex-wife) and I dressed up to the max. I had my 3-piece suit and she wore a beautiful blue dress we bought for this occasion. Then we headed into Manhattan in style; hey it was Broadway! Dinner was about $125 and worth it, tickets for the show over $100, but this was a serious event. When I went to Dead shows I know sitting was not an expectation, but I recall one event at the Lunt Fontanne Theater that made me do something I didn't want to do. When at a Broadway show there is an ediquite we are expected to follow. Bathroom breaks and snacks were during intermission and during the show we were supposed to sit down. Those 4 girls in front of me had their own plans and after 3 attempts I had to call over the Usher. They were obviously not willing to "play by the rules" as I watched 3 ushers force them to the exit and threw them out. One usher came up to me later to apologize "for the distraction" and all I can say is those ejected patrons were were given several opportunities and they made the choice and were held accountable. As for me; others selfishness was not going to ruin that night. I looked around that night and will say that the rest of us were on our best behavior considering the venue.	\| \|