| Identifier | 1202230 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | CDR |
| Media Count | 3 |
| Show Rating | A+ |
| Note | Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann, Leon Russell, Mary Egan, Doug Sahm
11/23/72 Armadillo World Headquarters, Austin, TX Recordings: 180 SBD (DAT: MSC>1C>Dat>cdr Comments: . The beginning of Hi-Heel Sneakers is cut. Set One: (10 songs) Hi-Heel Sneakers Honky Tonk Angel Closin' Time Me & Bobby McGee Stormy Monday That's All Right, Mama Come On Into My Kitchen T for Texas Mr. Tamborine Man San Antone ; Set Two: (7 songs) Sugar Foot Rag I'm So Lonely I Could Cry Jambalaya Today I Started Loving You Again Unknown Song > Honky Tonkin' Orange Blossom Special Set Three: (13 songs) Searchin' Lonely Lonely Nights > Shake A Hand Hey Bo Diddley It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry Hard Rain Wild Horses Slippin' Into Christmas Money Honey Chug A Lug Roll Over Beethoven > Good Golly Miss Molly > Roll Over Beethoven Comments: . The beginning of Hi-Heel Sneakers is cut. Recordings: 180 SBD (DAT: MSC>1C>D) |
| Source Info | 180 SBD (DAT: MSC>1C>Dat>cdr |
| Trades Allowed |
Performance
| Garcia 1972-11-23 Armadillo World Headquarters, Austin, TX | |
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| Set 1 | Hi-Heel Sneakers, Honky Tonk Angel, Closin' Time, Me & Bobby McGee, Stormy Monday, That's All Right, Mama, Come On Into My Kitchen, T for Texas, Mr. Tamborine Man, San Antone |
| Set 2 | Sugar Foot Rag, I'm So Lonely I Could Cry, Jambalaya, Today I Started Loving You Again, Unknown Song > Honky Tonkin' , Orange Blossom Special |
| Set 3 | Searchin' , Lonely Lonely Nights > Shake A Hand, Hey Bo Diddley, It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry, Hard Rain, Wild Horses, Slippin' Into Christmas, Money Honey, Chug A Lug, Roll Over Beethoven > Good Golly Miss Molly > Roll Over Beethoven |
| Comment | Grateful Dead's off day; reported lineup: Jerry Garcia (Guitar, Pedal Steel, vocals), Phil Lesh (Bass), Bill Kreutzmann (Drums), Leon Russell (Piano, vocals), Doug Sahm (Guitar, Fiddle, vocals), Mary Egan (Fiddle); alternate info posted by Freddy Sall to Usenet, 1996: "DISCoveries magazine, March 1996 issue, contains a feature article on the life and times of the famed, lamented Armadillo World Headquarters music venue of Austin, Texas. Illustrating the article is an intriguing photograph purportedly from an Armadillo concert on 11-23-72, showing Leon Russell on piano, Benny Thurman of the 13th Floor Elevators on fiddle, Mary Egan of Greezy Wheels on fiddle, Phil Lesh on bass, Jerry Barnett of Shiva's Headband on drums, Jerry Garcia on pedal steel guitar, and Doug Sahm on guitar and vocal."; db user reports ~2000-circulating tape is via Dead-Family-connected Molly.
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