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Dead & Company Live at Folsom Field on 2018-07-13

by Dead & Company

Publication date: 2018-07-13 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Jeff Travitz, Keith Litzenberger, Schoeps MK4V's

Collection: DeadAndCompany

Band/Artist: Dead & Company

Set One:

01 Tuning

02 Iko Iko

03 Cold Rain And Snow

04 Black Throated Wind

05 Bertha >

06 Greatest Story Ever Told

07 Comes A Time

08 Lost Sailor >

09 Saint Of Circumstance >

10 Deal

Set Two:

01 Tuning

02 The Weight

03 Terrapin Station

04 St. Stephen >

05 William Tell Bridge >

06 The Eleven >

07 Drums >

08 Space >

09 All Along The Watchtower >

10 Black Peter >

11 Throwing Stones

Encore:

12 Liberty

13 U.S. Blues

Notes

Dead & Company
Folsom Field
Boulder, CO
July 13, 2018

www.deadandcompany.com

Bob Weir - Vocals,Guitar
Bill Kreutzmann - Drums
Mickey Hart - Drums
John Mayer - Vocals,Guitar
Oteil Burbridge - Bass
Jeff Chimenti - Hammond B-3 Organ,Piano

Schopes MK4V's->Schoeps KCY 250/05iSchoeps VMS5U->Sound Devices 744t(recorded at 16/44.1)

SD744t>Sony Sound Forge Pro 11 (Fades)>CDWAV(Tracking)>Trader's Little Helper (FLAC)>Foobar2000(Track Tagging)
Recorded FOB By Jeff Travitz
Processed & Uploaded By Keith Litzenberger

Addeddate: 2018-07-16 07:02:03

Identifier: DeadCo2018-07-13.travitz.SchoepsMK4v.flac16

Lineage: sd744t>Soundforge Pro 11>CDWAV>Trader's Little Helper>Foobar2000

Location: Boulder, CO

Source: Schoeps MK4V's>KCY 250/05i>Schoeps VMS5u>Sound Devices 744t

Taped by: Jeff Travitz

Transferred by: Keith Litzenberger

Type: sound

Venue: Folsom Field

Year: 2018

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Reviewer: Deadstar76 - - July 13, 2020
Subject: I remember this like it was yesterday....

I would have given this show 5 stars but there were some issues with the Bertha that just made that song a little difficult to listen to, other than that a stellar show. It was a tongue dragger if you listened to the locals at shakedown. Being from Texas however 90 degrees with zero humidity in the middle of July was a breath of Fresh air. I met so many awesome people at this show it's hard to quantify. Boulder is a fantastic place to see the dead so if you get a chance please check it out. The St Stephen/William Tell/Eleven was clearly the highlight of the show. I remember standing in line to get in and hearing them sound check Liberty. There were lots of groans about that. Personally I love the song so it was great. This was a nice show and I was happy to be there.

Reviewer: MHWally - - July 18, 2018
Subject: Thank You

It was a great show. Thank you for sharing.

Reviewer: e_dubs - - July 17, 2018
Subject: Crystal Clear Sound!

Amazing recording of a great show. This is one of those "better than a soundboard" audience recordings.

Reviewer: Cool Colorado Rain - - July 16, 2018
Subject: Absolutely Moved

My last show was Highgate VT., 1995 where Bobby walked off the stage in disgust because Jerry was in one form of distress or another. I went to see "Phil and Friends" with Bob Dylan at a show in NH, and that was my last experience with any subsequent form of the GD until Friday night.
Knowing I was attending this show, I started listening to some of the other shows on the tour. Many of them sound great. It is very clear that John Mayer is completely enjoying himself onstage, and the rest of the band is a benefit of that resurgence of fun.
This show blew me away!!! They were playing so tight, and the crowd benefitted. When Oteil and Bob are barefoot onstage, you know they are comfortable. It's like playing in your living room.
I got 4 firsts: Black Throated Wind, The Weight, St. Stephen, and The Eleven.
In my opinion, Mayer compliments Jerry without offending. He is a steward of the style and feeling.
I highly recommend taking time to listen, and hope you get the positive experience I received.

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