| Identifier | 5250344 |
| Created At | Fri Apr 01 2005 13:47:29 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | CDR |
| Media Count | 1 |
| Note | AUD |
| J-Card Comment | Jerry Garcia & Sara The Tangent Palo Alto, CA 5/4/1963 Source: likely AUD>R>R>FM>Cass>DAT>CDR Thanks to Steve Oliver for the discs! EAC/SHN by jim@juddcreek.com 12/02 *Disc 1* +-+-+-+-+ 1. Deep Elem 2. Will the Weaver 3. I Will Truly Understand 4. All the Good Times are Passed + Gone 5. Long Black Veil 6. The Man Who Wrote "Home Sweet Home" Never Was a Married Man 7. Keno the Rent Man 8. Foggy Mountain Top NOTES : The story about this recording and show goes (according to http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php3?shows_key=52986): Jerry And his first wife Sara a week after wedding. He traded wedding gifts and Sara's guitar for his new banjo. Recorded by the manager of the club at the time and aired on KFOG's dead hour. shntool output: length expanded size cdr WAVE probs filename 3:14.70 34386284 --- -- -xx jg63-05-04d1t01.shn 2:52.12 30369068 --- -- -xx jg63-05-04d1t02.shn 3:31.08 37239260 --- -- -xx jg63-05-04d1t03.shn 3:25.40 36256124 --- -- -xx jg63-05-04d1t04.shn 4:59.51 52863596 --- -- -xx jg63-05-04d1t05.shn 3:40.26 38869196 --- -- -xx jg63-05-04d1t06.shn 2:28.66 26262476 --- -- -xx jg63-05-04d1t07.shn 3:03.37 32368268 --- -- -xx jg63-05-04d1t08.shn 27:16.10 288614272 B4d1t08.shn 27:16.10 288614272 B Thanks: Stardoggy ul2gdlmatty23 |
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Source
| SHNID | Date | Venue | City | State | Archive Identifier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13993 | 1963-05-04 | Top of the Tangent | Palo Alto | CA | |
| Jerry & Sara Garcia: Possibly MAR > R > FM > Cass > DAT > CDR. | |||||
Performance
| Garcia 1963-05-04 Top of the Tangent, Palo Alto, CA | |
|---|---|
| Set 1 | Deep Elem Blues, Will the Weaver, I Will Truly Understand, All the Good Times are Past and Gone, Long Black Veil, The Man who Wrote "Home Sweet Home" Never was a Married Man, Keno the Rent Man, Foggy Mountain Top |
| Set 2 | |
| Set 3 | |
| Comment | A user reports: Jerry And his first wife Sara a week after wedding. He traded wedding gifts and Sara's guitar for his new banjo. Recorded by the Manager of the club at the time and aired on KFOG's dead hour. Another user reports: At this time Sarah was very pregnant with Heather. As a result, there were very few performances by Jerry and Sarah. This one is a treat. |