Bertha, Me And Bobby McGee, Mr. Charlie, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Beat It On Down The Line, It Hurts Me Too, Cumberland Blues, Jack Straw, You Win Again, Run Rudolph Run, Playin' In The Band, Brown Eyed Women, Mexicali Blues, Big Railroad Blues, Brokedown Palace, El Paso, Casey Jones Dark Star -> Deal, Sugar Magnolia, Turn On Your Lovelight -> King Bee -> I'm A Man -> Turn On Your Lovelight, E: One More Saturday Night
set 1; MR> ?> C> CD, from Hank Harrison cass, presumed lower-gen than previous versions (see notes); via Uli Teute, Hanno Bunjes & Carsten Baumann
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Satori70
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December 16, 2011
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Outstanding '71
Wow love the Pig on this one !! Mr. Charlie especially :) Huge grin
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December 15, 2010
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gawd they're good
this day in GD history -- I've been following the December run lately, and December is a big month! Whatever year they were gearing up for new years, getting primed. They're always on, and they always make my day. thank you for the Grateful Dead! Peace!
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March 17, 2008
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cumberland news
having linked to this show to hear the cumbeland blues I left it streaming whilst doing other jobs
I must add this is a great show worthy of many listens from a period of transition from the Dead. The quality is much better on this version
seems strange that cumberland blues way not played live for almost seven years?
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February 13, 2008
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I loved this tape
Man, I dont know about you guys or gals, but this was one of my favorite tapes! Kudos IA!
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June 19, 2007
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Best of the two available
Disclaimer: I'm grateful for ALL the shows available here, and to the tapers who preserved them for posterity, but I try to be accurate and consistent in my ratings.
This is the best of the two versions available here of this show. There's some distortion and muddiness, but it's very listenable. There are better sounding '71 shows here, but this one's nothing to sneeze at.
Like someone already said, grab the missing second set from the other source.
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June 17, 2006
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amazing
This show is great! i wish i was there but i was born in 92'
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October 13, 2005
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Ahh...December 1971!!!
So sweet. That's all I can say. All of December 1971 is so f-ing tight it's ridiculous that a band could be this good. Thank you archives!!!!!!!
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dirty jev-o
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November 3, 2004
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as much as i like....
this setlist.....the brokedown {my fave} is real hissy...i know..it is a quiet tune, but i must critique!!! this is the all mighty archive most of the rest is real good as far a s quality goes
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October 27, 2004
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incredible
the best of 71 (with keith)
same mix and songs circulated on cassette - no 2nd set
the feel is so good to this music
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Ox Fall Down
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July 3, 2004
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Are you sitting down?
The first 5 stars I've given. No Hart and you can tell. They sound like what Weir described as, "a smaller ship, easier to turn." Tight is an understatement. This is the better of the two offerings although it is incomplete. Download this and then fill in the remainder of the 2nd set with the other offering. Run, don't walk. The mix is suberb. God bless this site.
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