Grateful Dead, February 11, 1970, Fillmore East, New York, NY. Source: MSR>DATs>CDRs>EAC>shn CD 1: Early Show: 1. (cuts in after beginning)The Other One> 2. Cryptical Envelopment 3. Dire Wolf 4. Casey Jones. Late Show: 5. Intro by Keeva Krystal> Not Fade Away 6. Cumberland Blues 7. Cold Rain & Snow 8. High Time 9. Me & My Uncle CD 2: Late Show, cont.: 1. Dark Star> 2. Spanish jam> 3. Lovelight 4. ENCORE Uncle John's Band (acoustic) Noted Flaws, etc.: Dark Star has abrupt splice/cut at approx. 6:57. Lovelight has a splice at 30:16 (possible source changes to/from "15ips revox reel"? -- See below-quoted section from www.deadlists.com descrition). BAND Grateful Dead VENUE Fillmore East CITY New York STATE NY DATE 02/11/70a WEDNESDAY EARLY SHOW SET1 Cryptical Envelopment > drums > The Other One > Cryptical Envelopment > Dire Wolf; Casey Jones. SET2 SET3 ENCORE COMMENTS Early Show. The Allman Bros and Love were also on the bill (DeadBase IX). RECORDING none in circulation 2/98 CONTRIBUTORS Jim Powell digaman@well.com (Well, Tapes 400 #29) BAND Grateful Dead VENUE Fillmore East CITY New York STATE NY DATE 02/11/70b WEDNESDAY LATE SHOW SET1 [1:20:46 +] [0:30 Intro by Keeva Krystal]; Not Fade Away [11:58]; [0:02] % Cumberland Blues [4:39] % [0:08]; Cold Rain & Snow [5:16];[0:04] % [0:14]; High Time [6:48] % [0:09]; Me & My Uncle [2:58]; [0:06] % [0:07] Dark Star [16:20] > Spanish jam [9:23] > Lovelight [32:22]; [0:49]; SET2 SET3 ENCORE [0:13 Intro]; Uncle John's Band [5:14]; [0:24] % COMMENTS Late Show. Total time 1:26:37 +. Duane Allman's guitar is audible from near the beginning of Dark Star through the end of the set; Gregg Allman adds organ & vocals during Lovelight, and Berry Oakley plays a second bass on Lovelight. According to Kenny Schachat, who attended the show, the guitarist audible starting about 2:30 into Dark Star and for several minutes thereafter is Peter Green, not Duane, who enters around the middle of Dark Star. The encore is acoustic Dead. The timings are from the AUD supplemented by the SBD. The Allman Bros and Love were also on the bill. There is also about 45 minutes of SBD in circulation; it starts 10:23 minutes into the Dark Star, with the best copies breaking off 3:41 before the end of the Lovelight (or cutting to an AUD patch); however, most copies of the SBD in circulation break off about a minute earlier. TAPES FROM FILLMORE EAST FEBRUARY 1970 Reportedly it was during this Late Show that clever and industrious Fillmore East stagecrew members including John Chester and Alan Mande managed to patch a Revox reel-to-reel deck with 15-inch reels underneath the stage into the PA feed, and the moment when our circulating SBD tape picks up the Dark Star, 10:23 after its opening, is the moment when they managed to get their jury-rigged system patched together, up and running. Circulating copies of this SBD master break off 3:41 before the end of the Lovelight; perhaps this cut is on the master. In addition to this 45 minute from 2/11/70 our enterprising heroes taped the Late Shows on the 13th and 14th (but apparently not the Early Shows), and copies of these tapes have been in circulation since the early 70s. Bear also ran SBD masters of the 13th and 14th, and much of this material has now been released on Bear's Choice and Dick's Pick 4. However, it is unclear whether there is any SBD from the 11th in the vault. For the Dick's Picks 4 release, Jeffrey Norman patched gaps in the vault SBDs of the 13th and 14th using the surreptitious second SBD masters -- good karma all around. The GD Records / Polygram Records CD, "Allman Bros Band Fillmore East February 1970," (GDCD 4063) releases tape of the Allmans from this run and may contain tunes from this date. Besides the several SBDs from this run there are also two AUD tapes in circulation, one of the 2/11/70 Late Show and one of the 2/13/70 Early Show (see Comments under this date). There is a complete copy of the 2/11/70 AUD master in circulation, and it also appears as patches for the first 10:23 of the Dark Star and last 3:41 of the Lovelight, otherwise missing on the circulating SBD tapes. The AUD of the 2/13/70 Early Show could easily be by the same taper as the 2/11/70 AUD. Both tapes have strong saturation and strong bass, and both have decent but not perfect mic placement, and as a result boomy in the bass with considerable hall resonance and audience noise. There is no evidence of AUD tape from the 14th in circulation. RECORDING 90 A? 45 SB CONTRIBUTORS Jim Powell Alan Mande Steve Silberman App\Http\Controllers\Api\FileDownloadController::download(): Return value must be of type string, none returned