New Riders of the Purple Sage
11/29/70
Club Agora
Columbus, OH
November 29, 1970 (DOW)





(11 tracks, 49:54)

t01. (1) Hello Trouble [3:13] % (2) [0:31]
t02. I Don't Know You [3:52] %
t03. Whatcha Gonna Do? [4:14] [0:06] % [0:39]
! t01: (1) "English-accented? announcer: "The New Riders of the Purple Sage."
! t01: (2) crowd yells. Garcia: "Which distortion?" Crowd yells. Garcia, knowingly: "Bass distortion .... There's bass distortion." Marmaduke, @ 3:30: "Is there a possibility for a taste more monitors?"
! P: t03 takes Spencer awhile to find the beat for Whatcha Gonna Do. 
! R: t03 has pretty bad tape warble.
! t03 Whatcha Gonna Do, Marmaduke does some yodeling @ ca. 2:50.



t04. Portland Woman [6:32] [0:04] %
t05. Glendale Train [4:54] %
! t05

t06. /Cecilia [4:13] %

! R: t06 clips in on first few strums
! ! tape: nice little touch of taper's appreciation at the end of Cecilia (and a bunch of other songs, as well).

t07. Delilah [3:24] [0:08]


t08.  % All I Ever Wanted [7:22] [0:02] % [0:04]

t09. %/Sweet Lovin' One [3:52] [0:05] %
t10. //Louisiana Lady [#1:04] ->

! R: t10 Louisiana Lady cuts in on "every man's got to earn his pay." There 

! who is singing harmony vocals on Louisiana Lady?


t11. Honky Tonk Women [5:15] [0:15] %

! R: t11 there's a second long drop about 20 seconds into HTW, and another about 2:20 in. These were listed as splices, but I think they're real-time dropouts and don't affect the timing.
! R: Taper and/or taper buddy/neighbor is very excited about Honky Tonk Women, and is singing along enthusiastically.



Lineup:
John Dawson - rhythm guitar, vocals;
David Nelson - lead guitar, vocals;
David Torbert - bass, vocals;
Jerry Garcia - pedal steel;
Mickey Hart - drums. (This is Mickey's last show with NRPS).

JGMF:
! recording: symbols:
! TJS:
! db
! source: aud; lineage: aud > ? > cdrs > eac >adobe audition 2.0 (pitch correction) > cd wave > flac; edited & seeded to Lossless legs by Rob Berger.
! R: not bad for an unlineaged audience recording, late 1970. There is a fair amount of warble and such. The bass isn't very distinct. But most everything else is right here where you can hear it.
! P: the show has a nice, laid-back feel. IDKY is real nice.


! historical: When had Garcia played pedal steel in Chicago before this? First time! 

Buck Owens
all Dawson originals, end with the Stones
