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Jerry Garcia Band 12/10/77
Warner Theater, Washington, DC
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Set I
The Harder They Come, Catfish John, Tore Up Over You, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Mystery Train, Russian Lullaby, Midnight Moonlight, Rubin And Cherise, Lonesome And A Long Way From Home
Set II

Set III

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Late Show. Jerry Garcia Band: Jerry Garcia, Maria Muldaur, Keith & Donna Godchaux, John Kahn, Buzz Buchanan.
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Jerry Garcia Band Unknown Aud> Mreel> Dat> Cdr. Seeded by Mike Lai
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Jerry Garcia Band: (FOB) Electra Voice Omni Mics > Cass/0 > DAT > CDR > EAC > WAV > Wavelab (Mastering) > FLAC
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Late show; Gerry Moskal's Sony Stereo ECM mics > SONY TCD126 (Location: "A Sweet Spot"); Transfer: Gerry Moskal Master Cassette > 1 reel > 1 cassette > Nakamichi BX300 > Macintosh > Peak Bias > JAM > cdr > EAC > Flac. Transfer by Brian Mandel.
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David Bradley (0/5) cdr / 2 View  
David Raymond (0/0) C / 0 View   AUD
Havanos (0/0) cdr / 3 A A- View   (FOB) Electra Voice Omni Mics > Cass/0 > DAT > CDR > EAC > WAV > Wavelab...
Notes: The source is how the source discs were given to me. Due to the almost non-existant tape hiss, it is very likely that this is, in fact, directly from the master audience cassette. This is a true FOB tape, and the audience can be very chatty at times (you'll hear some nice conversations between songs and some interesting song requests) but usually quiet down while the songs are actually playing. This is a great recording of a superb '77 show. --Ben Wirth *The taper never seems to get fully situated or happy with the way things are going as there are numerous spots of volume drops/changes, channel drops, channel swaps, and some dropouts at various points. It is also of note that almost none of the track transitions are continuous...the taper seems to like pausing the tape after every song...this causes the start of almost all the tracks to be missing some material...I tried my best to edit this in a way in which it is a more smooth listen than the original hard cuts.