Engineer's Monkey: Garcia 1963-02-23

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Engineer's Monkey: Garcia 1963-02-23

Identifier	3236817
Created At	Mon Sep 01 2003 05:00:28 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Media Type	SHN
Media Count	1
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SHNID	Date	Venue	City	State	Archive Identifier
4501	1963-02-23	Top of the Tangent	Palo Alto	CA
Wildwood Boys: Garcia, David Nelson, Robert Hunter and Norm Van Mastricht. Aud (unknown Source) Master Reel > Reel > FM > Cass > Dat > CD > EAC > SHN. DAT > CD and EAC > SHN by Scott Mogol.

Performance

Garcia 1963-02-23 Top of the Tangent, Palo Alto, CA
Set 1	Rollin' In My Sweet Babys Arms Jerry's Breakdown Standing In The Need Of Prayer Muleskinner Blues Guitar Instrumental Pike County Breakdown Come All Ye Fair And Tender Maidens We Shall Not Be Moved
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Comment	Wildwood Boys: Jerry Garcia - guitar, banjo, vocals David Nelson - guitar Robert Hunter - bass, guitar Norm Van Mastricht - bass, guitar, dobro BAND Wildwood Boys VENUE The Tangent CITY Palo Alto STATE CA DATE 02/23/63 SET1 Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms [2:59] ; (1) (Intro by Hunter) [1:00] ; Jerry's Breakdown [2:13] ; (2) Standing In The Need Of Prayer [3:11] ; (3) Muleskinner Blues [3:54] ; (4) (5) Norm's Solo [2:56] ; (6) Pike County Breakdown [2:21] ; (7) Come All Ye Fair And Tender Maidens # [3:33] ; We Shall Not Be Moved [2:14] (missing from vine) COMMENTS The Wildwood Boys: Jerry Garcia, banjo; Robert Hunter, guitar; David Nelson, mandolin; Norman Van Mastricht, bass. (1) Introductions by Hunter. (2) Garcia makes fun of Hunter's Scientology "devil" remarks by interrupting him. Hunter sometime thereafter gives up on Scientology. (3) Garcia gives the lo down while tuning. (4) 2/22/63 they played w/o a bass player. (5) Jerry joke, "Don't. forget to write, "! (6) Jerry says, "We're back with a million more songs". (7) Lots of Jerry tuning. RECORDINGS 25 AUD; 25 FM-AUD. Audience recording, made by Dr. Stu Goldstein (co-manager of the Tangent in 1963), possibly from mics placed on stage, later broadcast on KFOG-FM.------The vine is from the KFOG-FM source.