People later may have confused that with the 9/16/67 Dead/Airplane show there.I don't know that they ever played in Griffith Park, but for some reason Deadbase placed them there on 9/16. Found inside – Page 1846TOC Previous Next The Grateful Dead toured constantly throughout their career, playing more than 2,300 concerts.[93] They promoted a sense of community ... 4/8/72 - Empire Wembley Pool. 1977. But that wouldn't explain why they were playing there that day when all the other bands were over on Speedway Meadows. The Grateful Dead and our managing organizations have long encouraged the purely non-commercial exchange of music taped at our concerts and those of our individual members. On this day, a lot of people were uncool - not just the fuzz... At one point Eric had to grab the mike and verbally disciple a handful of juiceheads who were using the roof of the park john for a stage of their own. Thoughts? http://lostlivedead.blogspot.com/2010/03/atwood-hall-clark-university-worcester.html?showComment=1606507528633#c7362844683168075530 Per another witness, "They performed a lot of material from Anthem although it had not been released yet... All of a sudden, maybe 40 minutes into the set...I realized that all of the little red lights on the guitar amps had gone out. 11/10/67 Shrine Exposition Hall, Los Angeles (Fri.), https://archive.org/details/gd1967-11-10.141132.sbd.dalton.miller.sirmick.flac1644. Emmett you didn't raise much money but you raised a lot of eyebrows. ), 3/12/67 Whisky A-Go-Go, San Francisco (Sun. 8/10/67: was this out in the open air, and did it prefigure the Airplane's and Beatles' later rooftop gigs? They were joined byobscure act Aluminum Dreams, as support, with fireworks after. https://twitter.com/gratefulseconds/status/1033081731652321280, FYI, it is so awesome that the Examiner has been added to newspapers.com, the 1967 Dead stuff is priceless. Temporarily out of stock. Found inside – Page 159The Grateful Dead helped forge the chain that linked sex, ... in 1966 and entertained the “Gathering of the Tribes” during the first “Human Be-In" in 1967. By the way, there is some (rather poor) film of that Charlatans show, a couple minutes of news footage of the park crowd: https://www.oddballfilms.com/clip/13165_9243_haight_hippies10 (after :50) https://www.oddballfilms.com/clip/13165_9243_haight_hippies11 It doesn't help at all with the date or whether the Airplane were present, but you can hear a couple Charlatans tunes. ), (The Midnight Hour comes from a separate reel than the rest of the show, so it could be from a separate show. http://lostlivedead.blogspot.com/2010/06/june-15-1967-straight-theater-1702.html, 6/16/67 The Hullabaloo, Los Angeles (Fri.), http://lostlivedead.blogspot.com/2012/11/june-16-1967-hullabaloo-los-angeles-ca.html, 6/18/67 Monterey County Fairgrounds, Monterey (Sun. 1970/1/17 - Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR 0. Found insideSee also Garcia, Jerry; Grateful Dead concerts/shows; and other Grateful Dead ... NYC, 1967, 28; Kaiser Auditorium, Oakland, 192–193; Laguna Seca Raceway, ... McNally also specifies that their equipment truck made the drive cross-country from California. View the statistics of songs played live by Grateful Dead. It's a mistaken entry. What about 3/26/67 at Griffith Park? Found insideGratefulDead Business Lesson3:Be kindtoyour customers— by ... As early as 1967, when the band was playing shows in San Francisco, Garcia would tell his ... McNally must have a source we do not have concerning the Nebraska incident in the week of the Morrison and Redding events. ), 8/2/67 O’Keefe Centre, Toronto, ON (Wed.), 8/3/67 O’Keefe Centre, Toronto, ON (Thu. Found inside – Page 15At first all their shows were in California, mainly in the San Francisco Bay Area and ... The Grateful Dead appeared at the Monterey Pop Festival of 1967, ... Released on the Anthem 50, 10/31/67 Winterland, San Francisco (Tue.). There are two drummers. ), 7/16/67a Golden Gardens Beach, Seattle, WA (Sun. Barlow was hanging out at the Factory for a time. (Alligator now has a drum intro, and a drum break in the middle of the jam. "j-card" scan of one Dick Latvala 's cassettes of vault reels. 1) That Charlatans photo is generally dated 6/21/67, but on no evidence I know of, except for that banner. Found inside – Page 184The Grateful Dead Scholars Caucus, An Informal History Nicholas G. Meriwether ... I will discuss my experiences dancing at shows for over thirty years, ... We were working on Born Cross-Eyed. So they went to the symphony. All links have been fixed and are fully functional! Keith Godchaux Keyboards 1971-1979. $13.79 $ 13. Grateful Dead's Concert History. March 17, 1967 was also the day the Grateful Deads first album was released. ), April/May '67 Panhandle, San Francisco (Sun. Found inside – Page 349Both Phish and Widespread Panic began in the 1980s as Grateful Dead cover acts ... song - by - song renditions of vintage Dead shows to ecstatic audiences . Hopefully someone will come forth with some reliable info as to which day it actually was. Possibly a local newspaper might have had a notice of the conference or even a "Festival of Feeling" in Pescadero. The Grateful Dead Forum is focused discussion area for the Grateful Dead. He was like “an ambulatory black hole,” is what they called him!" He was standing there watching from behind his sunglasses — at night — watching this lovely Californian music. BG062 is Wes Wilson's final Fillmore poster in his series of 56 and is a study in symbolism. By the fall, the Dead were covering a wide range of material in increasingly song-filled, leisurely shows, with the Live/Dead set becoming rare even as the album was released. Grateful Dead & Santana, Las Vegas, 1991. Look for a source link in the new "Download Source" section of each date. Surprisingly, the Dead as a band did not play on the free stage set up at the Monterey Peninsula College athletic field, though various musicians came and went. 1968/1/26 - Eagles Auditorium, Seattle, WA 0. 6/14. The Group Image, a rock and roll group cum living commune, which had been running the dances on Wednesday and weekend nights as well as playing at them, was given three weeks to find new quarters by the dancehall's new owner: Cheetah. This gives me hope that further newspaper searches may uncover the other park shows as well. A 3 LP set of the complete Grateful Dead show at the Shrine Exposition Hall in Los Angeles on November 10, 1967. On Dec 27, Smith writes, "Dave Hassinger is back from his New York trip and the tapes are being sent from New York," so that's a definite end date. The May 19 Berkeley Barb ran a lengthy article on the day's events in the park, and the Dead were not mentioned. But I'm mentioning it here as a possibility. (Big Brother was supposedly filmed on May 31, and the Jefferson Airplane were scheduled for filming from May 30-June 2 but decided not to appear. December 1st, 1966. ), https://archive.org/details/gd1971-02-01.sbd.Studio.Rehearsal.120486.flac16. There will be a link to the Internet Archive when there is audio available (soundboard sources are streaming only). http://deadsources.blogspot.com/2012/02/june-18-1967-monterey-pop-festival.html. Viola Lee may have been the only Dead song filmed; it was released on the Criterion "Monterey Pop" outtakes blu-ray disc. One witness who saw a number of their free shows recalled that he saw them "at Provo Park in Berkeley, which was cool 'cuz they were almost a part of the crowd, the gig was so informal. Apr 1, 1967 04/67. 1967. http://lostlivedead.blogspot.com/2009/12/grateful-dead-san-quentin-performances.html, 4/12/67 Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco (Wed.), 4/14/67 Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles (Fri.), 4/15/67 Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles (Sat. ), 6/12/67 The Cheetah, New York City (Mon. Found inside – Page 218In some Plains Indian societies, wrote Victor Turner (1967, 100), “Boys on their ... This process most certainly characterized Grateful Dead shows to some, ... Found inside – Page 64The mix is my understanding about how Grateful Dead music works . ... and the audience will have experienced the Grateful Dead show " Grateful Dead , 1967 . ... Beatles Black Les Paul Grateful Dead Shows Mickey Hart Dead Pictures Famous Guitars Bob Weir Dead And Company Music Images. Stream-Only Shows (typically, Soundboard recordings). Though he'd never play onstage, he became not only a genuine band member but its secret Ace in the hole. I'll have to doublecheck the newspapers around July 4th, since it's beyond belief that a holiday "Be-In" this size would escape all press attention. I wonder what recording commitment kept the Dead from a scheduled show - they'd presumably just had a couple weeks of uninterrupted recording time, and Hassinger must have been close to quitting at that point. Open from September 8, 1967, through July 19, 1968, the Family Dog brought to Denver, for the first time, such new premier bands as the Grateful Dead, the Doors, Cream, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Jefferson Airplane, and Canned Heat. The Chronicle’s front page from Oct. 3, 1967, covers a pot bust at the Grateful Dead’s house in the Haight-Ashbury. This seems unlikely to me, though. There are no known posters or ads for the shows – I assume there were two shows, but for all we know there were more. Some outtakes circulate. But all of a sudden, Andy Warhol wandered up with his entourage. “Whicker’s World” (a BBC show), March/April ‘67: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JA-qYswr-0U, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8kWzzlfhkE, Robert Nelson’s experimental “Grateful Dead” film was partly shot during their Russian River stay at the end of May, but features other unidentifiable bits of footage too, including a live show and a rehearsal space. ), 7/18/67 Masonic Temple, Portland, OR (Tue. Most likely the paper thought that "music by the Grateful Dead" meant the actual group would show up. The second Grateful Dead album, Anthem Of The Sun, was released in 1968. Share your show calendar with like-minded music fans. Want a show? This is likely the very first Grateful Dead show available on the Archive. An 11/10/67 Stanford Daily article said the Theater “in recent weeks has hosted such groups as the Doors and the Grateful Dead.” The Doors played there on 10/15; the Dead date is unknown, but it’s odd no ads have been spotted yet. We can generally narrow down a date range for a photo by the instruments the Dead are playing, which changed from month to month. One such show is the Grateful Dead's Boston debut at the Psychedelic Supermarket on the weekend of December 8 and 9, 1967. True - one of my idiosyncrasies is that I split the list of other bands that played with the Dead off into the separate "Shared Stage" post.But some of them were still mentioned in this show list, just out of sheer inconsistency. Found inside – Page 248Deadheads are devout fans of the Grateful Dead ( GD ) , a rock and roll band that released their first album in 1967 and disbanded in 1995 after the death ... But I'm content to leave this possible Dead show in unproven limbo. Found inside – Page 64The mix is my understanding about how Grateful Dead music works . ... and the audience will have experienced the Grateful Dead show ” Grateful Dead , 1967 . ), 4/2/67 The Rock Garden, San Francisco (Sun. The show marked the starting of a four-year stretch where Bill Krutzmann … So he wrote they "headed east to New York" immediately after an LA show we now do not believe took place and only days after Redding's death and Boston shows that were undiscovered at the time of writing. Viola Lee Blues, It Hurts Me Too, Beat It On Down the Line, Morning Dew, Good Morning School Girl, Alligator, Caution (Do Not Stop on Tracks) Highly Cited: Viola Lee Blues, Caution (Do Not Stop on Tracks), Alligator all streaming sources @ archive.org other formats: m3u stream Welcome to Grateful Dead Cover Art! http://lostlivedead.blogspot.com/2009/07/may-1-8-1522-1967-rendezvous-inn-san.html, 5/5/67 Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco (Fri.), 5/6/67 Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco (Sat. A charity ball in the Fairmont Hotel lobby will be the sequence for the Jefferson Airplane." (As a blues song, it had the same melody as 'Nobody's Fault But Mine.' But it’s the beginning of a monster journey. Try a SugarMegs Electric Tree Mirror Site Festivities began about 2 PM when the West Coast Natural Gas tuned up and turned on. ), http://www.westword.com/music/timothy-leary-and-the-grateful-dead-turned-on-denvers-city-park-in-1967-9638031, 9/29/67 Straight Theater, San Francisco (Fri.), https://www.oddballfilms.com/clip/13176_17123_grateful_dead_concert, https://archive.org/details/gd1967-05-05.126250.sbd.wolfe-smith.flac16, This tape circulates dated “5/5/67;” there is one drummer. JGMF found an interesting possible Dead appearance in the Spartan Daily (the San Jose State College student paper), on 11 April 1967: "Peace Film Today in Morris Dailey. Check out: "workingmans dead" or " Reckoning" for more of the bluesyfolkycountry feel or "europe 72" or "grateful dead" for the live jams. A while later lollipops were liberally sprinkled over the crowd in similar fashion. An ongoing series of articles on songs & performances of the early Grateful Dead. 1/6/67 Freeborn Hall, U of California, Davis (Fri.), 1/13/67a Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley (Fri.), 1/13/67b Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco (Fri.), 1/14/67a Golden Gate Park, San Francisco (Sat. db.etree.org is the most popular site for finding and trading live concerts anywhere. Fillmore East venue's first Dead show. On the 22nd, the Dead may well have just started their studio booking and been unable to sort themselves out for the first show. The Grateful Dead (1967) Anthem of the Sun (1968) The Grateful Dead is the debut album of the Grateful Dead.It was released by Warner Bros. Records in March 1967. McNally's seemingly very specific about the week they went to New York, but as you say he based his timeline on the non-existent Shrine show (hence the Morrison/Redding events "that very week," which is McNally's interpolation), so he's reliable on the roadies and their trip but not the date, and perhaps not the destination. McNally has the Dead playing in the Panhandle on 3/26 after a Haight Street rally, but I believe that account is conflated with the events on April 9. http://hooterollin.blogspot.com/2015/07/grateful-dead-performance-list-january.html?showComment=1436805727961#c1143567843025260934. Never miss a show Track your favorite bands and get show alerts for your area. $18.98. Scully's book, for what it's worth, says, "We're at Century Sound less than a week when things start to fall apart." Then the Dead can move down to New York and have two weeks in which to annoy Hassinger and studio engineers.What do you think? ), 12/24/67 Palm Gardens, New York City (Sun. )This is just a conjecture. The Grateful Dead began their career as The Warlocks, a group formed in early 1965 from the remnants of a Palo Alto, California jug band called Mother McCree's Uptown Jug Champions. Your comprehensive live music resource for show listings, artist tracking, music news, photos, reviews and more. ), http://deadsources.blogspot.com/2014/08/july-16-1967-jerry-garcia-interview.html, https://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=UGV1BxiegKg&t=22s, 7/16/67b Eagles Auditorium, Seattle, WA (Sun. The first two songs on the tape (Morning Dew & New Potato) are from an audience recording of 10/22/67, suggesting that the rest is either from another set of that show, or another show in that venue soon afterwards – there’s little noticeable change in sound. That 10/22 show is just Billy? “If you pour some music on whatever’s wrong, it’ll sure help out.” — Levon Helm, “Just give me one thing that I can hold on to.” — John Prine. Viola Lee BluesHuman Be-In Polo Fields, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA A superior copy is on the 30 Trips release. ), 6/6/67 Cafe au Go Go, New York City (Tue. US Strike Committee benefit – the Dead may not have played. 5-7-77 Boston Garden. It was taped from an FM radio broadcast in NYC in the mid 90s. Found inside – Page 142... some legendary concerts took place here including one in 1966 when the Grateful Dead played in honor of LSD being made illegal and also a 1967 show when ... Aluminum Dream played the July 4th party there: http://psychedelicized.com/playlist/a/aluminum-dream/ ...but the Dead were in California that day. Found inside – Page 83Soon after, the band chose the name ''the Grateful Dead,'' which Garcia claimed was chosen by opening the dictionary at random before a show. I guess I am wondering if this is another innovation creditable to the GD. feedback ending), https://archive.org/details/gd1967-11-14.116370.sbd.motb-0174.flac24, (These likely include later overdubs, though Dark Star is unfinished. Rate It Awful Very Poor Poor Average Good Great Excellent Superb Classic. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. TV From The Tivoli - ( ) The April 17, 1972 show at the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, Denmark was broadcast on television in Europe. $5.20 shipping. The Skinny: Phish Setlists & Stats Click Here. ), /Cryptical Envelopment > The Other One > Cryptical Envelopment, https://archive.org/details/gd1967-xx-xx.sbd.studio.81259.flac16. Album release party; power failure ended show early. Found inside – Page 72“Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1970—1106 (November 6, ... and the transition to “Not Fade Away" shows the musical freedom of this era's shows. Grateful Dead was a rock band that was formed in Palo Alto, California. Scully recalled "how untogether we were to attempt recording this under the circumstances we did: Christmastime in New York, and hustling through snow and slush. (At 2:40 there’s a snatch from the 4/8/67 Maze TV show.).
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