| Identifier | 6267601 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Reference Number | 0004586168 |
| Status | 1 |
| Media Type | CDR |
| Media Count | 1 |
| Sound Rating | A/A |
| Note | 4/5/59 Phil Lesh (trumpet) w/ San Mateo College Jazz Band:
I'll Remember April(3:56); Whale Trail(4:29); Finnegan's Awake(3:34); ?(3:59); ?(2:51) GD 5/5/67 Fillmore Aud.: [1:01]He Was A Friend Of Mine(5:41#); Stage Banter(#2:05); Golden Road To Unlimited Devotion(2:12)>; New Potato Caboose(10:12); Alligator(10:52) 1967 Ralph Gleason interview with Jerry: ?(3:41); -Dialogue-(0:23); -Dialogue-(4:30); Cream Puff War(3:52); ?(3:56); Walkin' Blues(2:24); -Dialogue-(0:23) Here's a transcript of what's said on stage before the Golden Road: --tuning sound-- ?: Wheeeeeew Bob and others: aaaaghh, urrrghhh, etc. Jerry: We're stalling. We're stalling while our uh drum-- I'll tell you tell you exactly what's going on up here so nobody has to wonder anymore. Bob?: Lay it on me. ["on" pronounced "own"] Jerry: What's going on is our drummer is putting a uh corn plaster on his bass drum. Phil?: He is lifting his left thumb.... Jerry: that's what's happening. --bass drumming and cheers, organ notes-- Bob: OK now this is a drop-out song and as far as you all are drop-outting, dance dance dance.... ?: waauugh! ?: Did somebody say "waaaugh!"? ?: waaaaeghh Bob: Everybody say "waaaa!" ?: Waaaagh! Bob: thank you-- Jerry: Gosh Pigpen: Let me hear everybody say "fuck!" audience (weakly): Fuck! Jerry (languid): Louuuder. Bob: Everybody say "dope" audience: dope! Jerry: awww Bob: Everybody say "primate" ??: What? Jerry: Say what? Bobby: Oh yeah? ... Everybody say "What?" audience: What! ??? (goober voice): Whut? Jerry: Hey that was good that was good. Phil: Everybody say "Ohhh noooo!" audience: No! Pig (singing): t'ain't nothing 'a me... --golden road starts-- Here are some glimpses into the personalities of the members of the band: Bobby tends to take things to an abstracted level, his cry of "primate" is not taken up and leaves even the other band members puzzled. Phil's suggestion seems to be based on the sound that people sometimes make when they're tripping too hard. Pig's contribution is more earthy and natural. The hippie attitude without the intellectual pretensions. Jerry, back when he still spoke from the stage, is actually filling in the audience on what's going on upstage, in a small way leveling the barrier between performer and fans. The Golden Road is energetic and over quickly, segueing neatly into New Potato. (Bobby says something like "This one if for Laughlin" before launching into the first verse. Highlights: the Golden Road, Bobby's inarticulate lysergic insight that we're all primates. Christian Crumlish Writer - Editor - Literary Agent Recordings (?) SB. From A unknown generation source. Contributors Jeff Tiedrich , David Sorochty , Teddy GoodBear , Christian Crumlish |
| Tech Note | partial |
| Trades Allowed | |
| Attendence | 0 |
Performance
| Grateful Dead 1967-05-05 Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA | |
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| Set 1 | He Was A Friend Of Mine, Golden Road To Unlimited Devotion-> New Potato Caboose-> Alligator |
| Set 2 | |
| Set 3 | |
| Comment | Oth |