Review of what is listed as Set One
The Dead searching for the sound and this first set is a mix of 60's surf music heavy on the keys, Pig's blues with harp and Jerry's guitar, Weir hitting with Minglewood but not quite there
with Me & My Uncle.
A lot of rarities here.
Is Betty & Dupree the prequel for Dupree's Diamond Blues?
Betty asks for a ring in B&D
and in DDB -Dupree goes and gets her one.
and lands in front of the judge
for a robbery gone terribly wrong.
Alice D Millionaire became Brent's road pseudonym.
But never heard after this time as a song by the band.
Garcia played One Kind Favor with the JGB.
I wouldn't say regularly but it was in his repitiore. (Cool Tune)
CREAM PUFF WAR.
This is the most GD sounding take of the set.
The band plays this not lyrically deep tune
and jams it right to the ceiling.
If there was no dancing allowed
I am sure people were just cooking in their seats!
Mission #1-: dial back the organ w/o losing PIG
and they just happened to have Jerry Garcia on lead guitar
and Phil Lesh on bass
Mission #2- a little depth in the songwriting department
because the folk covers
while they would become a big part of the band's sound
were not going to be open ended enough
to take this band into the stratosphere.
Enter one Robert Hunter
Mission #3- Become as polished and have the stage presence
of Ron who even though introverted
rendered with the best of them.
Jerry, Bobby and even Phil learned by example from Pig
and all three of them became front men.
( just as i witnessed Brent become in the late 80's)
Pretty great sound for a recording from 1966.
"We all need each other, You know it's true"

I've loved this show for a long, long time but, the hiss from my old tape was always a drawback. I am very thankful to the Deadlist Project and Matt Vernon et al for working on and uploading this new source since the hiss is almost gone! The one minus from this is that the high end is absent. But, but , but... that high end loss can easily be remedied with editing software. Thanks again . Much appreciated.

So what were the 3 sources used in this remaster?