Jefferson Starship - 6/7/92 Haight Street Faire San Francisco, CA first gen DAT soundboard > 1st gen analog > WaveLab > CD Wave > FLAC Conversion: halbroome@yahoo.com Setlist: 01. Volunteers 02. Crown of Creation 03. America 04. I'm on Fire 05. Wooden Ships 06. Lawman 07. Shadowlands 08. Papa's Boogie 09. Somewhere Over the Rainbow > I'm Moving 10. Dark Ages 11. Ride the Tiger 12. New Car Blues > Saturday Afternoon 13. The Other Side of This Life (cut) ExtraInfo: After a somewhat ragged beginning Paul had JS: the New Generation (an obvious Star Trek reference) up and running and well-practiced by mid-year. The effort had taken a toll on their voices at first, but here you find both Paul and Darby Gould in good shape -- Marty for some reason was not at the show, but hey, Jack was there and in rockin' form! And that can't be bad. A good show, and reminiscent of the Haight in its hey-day, especially when someone hijacks the mic and asks a favor from the crowd. Making up the rest of the lineup was Prairie Prince from the Tubes on drums, Tim Gorman, session keyboardist for the Who, and the one and only Papa John Creach on violin. On lead guitar was Slick Aguilar, former lead for Crosby and Nash (and KC and the Sunshine Band !!!). Darby's husky voice and and good looks are very close to Grace in her prime; too bad that even after playing for over 12 bands she still hasn't quite achieved the name she deserves, although her work with World Entertainment War was noted -- the band slips in WEW's "Dark Ages" in tribute. App\Http\Controllers\Api\FileDownloadController::download(): Return value must be of type string, none returned