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Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theater on 1981-03-06

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1981-03-06 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Audience, Jim Wise, David Minches, 24 bit

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Set 1

Jack Straw, Peggy-O, Cassidy, They Love Each Other-> El Paso, Row Jimmy-> Little Red Rooster, Brown Eyed Women, Let It Grow-> Deal

Set 2

Samson & Delilah, It Must Have Been The Roses, Estimated Prophet-> Franklin's Tower-> Drums-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Don't Ease Me In

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Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
Tuning
Jack Straw
Peggy-O
Cassidy
They Love Each Other
El Paso
Row Jimmy ->
Little Red Rooster
Brown-Eyed Women
Let It Grow ->
Deal
Tuning
Samson and Delilah
It Must Have Been the Roses
Estimated Prophet ->
Franklin's Tower ->
Drums ->
Space ->
The Other One ->
Stella Blue ->
Sugar Magnolia
Don't Ease Me In

Addeddate: 2014-05-17 02:20:30

Identifier: gd1981-03-06.128664.senn421.wise.minches.flac2496

Location: Pittsburgh, PA

Run time: 173:49.381

Source: Recording by Jim Wise: Master Audience Cassette; 2 Sennheiser 421s> Sony D-5 Center Loge; Transfer and FLAC encoding by David Minches: April 2014; Dolby B decoded Master played back on Nakamichi Dragon > Korg MR-1000(DSF [1-bit 5.6448 MHz Stereo]); Korg AudioGate > WAV [24/96] > Adobe Audition 3.0> FLAC encoding (24/96 version)

Taped by: Jim Wise

Transferred by: David Minches

Type: sound

Venue: Stanley Theater

Year: 1981

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Reviewer: notarealdoctor - - May 20, 2015
Subject: 1981 was a good year

Sound on this recording is a little boomy, but charming. The Stanley sounds like a fun place to see a show. The set list pretty much kills. A Bird Song would make this a five star plus. Beauty LIG->Deal, Roses, and on and on. This was when Brent really hit his stride. He made the ballads, the funky songs, and Jerry songs in general way better than the late-era Keith.

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