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Grateful Dead Live at Boston Music Hall on 1976-06-09

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1976-06-09 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Audience, Steve Maizner, Rob Berger

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Set 1

Cold Rain And Snow
Cassidy
Scarlet Begonias
The Music Never Stopped
Crazy Fingers
Big River
They Love Each Other
Looks Like Rain
Ship Of Fools
The Promised Land

Set 2

Saint Stephen ->
Eyes Of The World ->
Jam ->
Let It Grow ->
Drums ->
Let It Grow
Brown Eyed Women
Lazy Lightnin' ->
Supplication
High Time
Samson And Delilah
It Must Have Been The Roses
Dancing In The Street ->
Wharf Rat ->
Around And Around

Encore
Franklin's Tower

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Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
Cold Rain and Snow
Cassidy
Scarlet Begonias
The Music Never Stopped
Crazy Fingers
Big River
They Love Each Other
Looks Like Rain
Ship of Fools
The Promised Land
tuning
Saint Stephen >
Eyes Of The World >
Let It Grow
Brown Eyed Women
Lazy Lightnin' >
Supplication
High Time
Samson & Delilah
It Must Have Been The Roses
Dancing In The Street >
Wharf Rat/ >
Around and Around
Franklin's Tower

Addeddate: 2009-05-20 18:05:26

Identifier: gd1976-06-09.aud.maizner.berger.99064.flac16

Lineage: aud 1st gen reel lineage: mac>reels @ 7.5 ips, dolby b set I on maxell 7" reel, set II on ampex 10.5" (baked), technics rs-1506>teac an-180>hd-p2 24/48>cd wave>flac

Location: Boston, MA

Run time: 193:36.11

Source: sony 990 stereo mic>sony tc-153

Taped by: Steve Maizner

Transferred by: Rob Berger

Type: sound

Venue: Boston Music Hall

Year: 1976

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Reviewer: njpg - - June 10, 2012
Subject: Despite the partly cloudy sound quality,

which I sort of actually like as it heightens the soft overall tambral quality of the show, this is one of the pleasantest Dead tapes to listen to that I know of. Extremely interesting jams counterpointed by extreme mellowness, this is the epitome of everything I like about '76 Dead. A family folk-rock hippy band at its sweetest.

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