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Grateful DeadGrateful Dead Live at Fillmore Auditorium on 1966-07-16 (July 16, 1966)

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Collection: : GratefulDead
Band/Artist: Grateful Dead
Date: July 16, 1966 (check for other copies)
Venue: Fillmore Auditorium
Location: San Francisco, CA

Source: SBD -> Master Reel -> Dat -> Sonic Solutions -> CD
Lineage: CD -> EAC -> SHN -> WAV -> FLAC
Transferred by: Charlie Miller
Keywords: Soundboard; Charlie Miller; David Gans

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Set One:
d1t01 - I Know You Rider
d1t02 - Big Boss Man
d1t03 - Standing On The Corner
d1t04 - Beat It On Down The Line
d1t05 - In The Pines
d1t06 - Cardboard Cowboy
d1t07 - Nobody's Fault But Mine
d1t08 - Next Time You See Me
d1t09 - He Was A Friend Of Mine
d1t10 - Cream Puff War

Set Two:
d1t11 - Viola Lee Blues
d1t12 - Don't Ease Me In ->
d1t13 - Pain In My Heart
d1t14 - Minglewood Blues ->
d1t15 - Sittin' On Top Of The World
d2t01 - You Don't Have To Ask
d2t02 - Cold Rain And Snow ->
d2t03 - Good Morning Little Schoolgirl ->
d2t04 - It's All Over Now Baby Blue
d2t05 - Dancin' In The Streets

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Reviewer: HotRodJohn - - October 6, 2009
Subject: top notch
This has to be the best f*ing site for the real Grateful Dead fan I have ever seen. Every song is a jem in excellant sound quality. I hope you realize the appreciation I have for this.
~Johnn

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Reviewer: Folkhippy - - August 31, 2009
Subject: The real Summer of Love
Anyone who was in the S.F. scene will tell you the real summer of love was in 1966. LSD was still legal earlier in the year and huge quantities were shiped in from European labs and of course, home brewed by Bear. The press, tourists, and street kids hadn't ever heard of Haight/Ashbury. Acid Tests, Merry Pranksters, The Quick, the Grape, The Airplane, Big Brother and...THE DEAD were blowing peoples minds up and down the coast with a new sound. Oh if I only were born in the right year! The music on this tape is the best representation of what a Grateful Dead show would sound like during that age of exploration. The sound quality is SO good, you can close your eyes and imagine what it would have been like to dance on acid at the Fillmore in front of this great band. I can only imagine anyone who was there at this show wishes they would go to sleep and wake up back in time on that day!

The Pines, Cream Puff War, Standin on the Corner are highlights here. This show has my favorite version of Viola Lee Blues. I am so glad this moment is preserved in time and available here on the IA! THANK GOD FOR YOU GUYS!

Reviewer: pulp79 - - May 1, 2009
Subject: Flat-out awesomeness!
It's hard to believe that this recording is almost 43 years old, as the sound is just pristine. Overall, I'd have an extremely hard time picking a better show from '66. 11/19/66 comes close, but this one has an edge simply due to the fantastic sound, not to mention it's just plain epic for '66.

The Dead were just going for it, giving their all with every performance, and this is a good example of the band just starting to discover their unique, psychic chemistry with one another.

Fantastic early versions of Cream Puff War and Viola Lee Blues, and I still get blown away by the former, because of the fact that that's JERRY singing! Every time I play it for someone, they'll inevitably say, "Wow, Pigpen can sure belt it!" And I'll say, "Hell yeah, but that's Jerry singing!" The whole band just had such an intensity in '66, that people only familiar with post-'67 Dead may have a hard time realizing that this is in fact the same band, give or take a member or two, depending on the era.

Of course, Pigpen is in top form here, but no endless rap jams from him, but still, you can tell from this performance just what a talent he was, both his playing and his vocals. He was seriously one of the best blues frontmen of the era, and if his health hadn't failed him, he could have become even more of a legend than he already is.

If your new to pre-primal Dead, this is a great place to start. Thanks to Charlie and David for this incredible peek into this amazing time in the Dead's history.

Reviewer: oh_uh_um_ah - - February 19, 2009
Subject: The GRATEFUL DEAD "Live On Stage" July 16, 1966 at the Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA, U.S.A.
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~SUMMER OF LOVE~

5 stars for the mix
5 stars for the recording
5 stars for the performance
5 stars for the Charlie Miller Transfer

A "MUST HAVE" show for collectors of 1966 GRATEFUL DEAD.

Charlie did it again, another audio Masterpiece.

I recommend clicking on Charlie Miller's name and collecting all his GRATEFUL DEAD shows.

Eat, Drink, Be Merry and Listen to the GRATEFUL DEAD.

Thanks for the LOVE from 1966.

I miss 1966.

Reviewer: Direwolfman - - March 9, 2008
Subject: WOW!
In the pines, In the pines....Ah, to be in the pines along the Eleven point river in January listening to this stuff. Thank you archive. Thank you Mr. gans and Mr. Miller

Reviewer: Bobglz - - March 5, 2008
Subject: Still blows my mind
To consider again and again the influence of traditional music with the Grateful Dead - Know You Rider, In the Pines, Sitting on Top of the World. To philosophize for a moment - a part of musicianship is extending the value of music through the ages. Gratefully we can listen and share - many thanks!

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