Grateful Dead

March 17, 1975
SNACK Benefit Rehearsal,
Ace's,
Mill Valley, CA

Soundboard -> ? -> PCM

Transfer: PCM Sony SL-HF66 > Sony PCM-601ESD > Behringer Ultramatch Pro > Tascam DA-3000 (WAV 16-bit/44.1k)

PCM source provided graciously by Tim Dalton
Transfer by Charlie Miller
Edited & mastered by Joe Noel
March 18, 2019

Notes:
- Big thanks to Tim for sharing & Charlie for directing traffic.
- some of this circulates as shnid #14289. This appears to be a more complete recording of 	the days session.
- volume levels vary considerably throughout, some banter sounds like dead air
- t05 banter topics include; birthday wishes to Phil, Ethiopia, Franco, shoe bombs, 		quaalude patrol, The Ashgrove, best song Paper Moon vs Misty,  who wrote Misty?? 	Jerry's vibrating, uoy kcuf, etc.,
- t11 a cut was repaired
- t13 playback session

- The Players -
David Crosby; guitar vocals
John Cipollina; guitar
Ned Lagin; keyboards
Jerry Garcia; guitar
Bob Weir; guitar
Keith Godchaux; keyboards
Phil Lesh; bass
Bill Kreutzmann; drums
Mickey Hart; drums

- setlist -
d1t01 - Homeward Through the Haze (David Crosby; vocals)
d1t02 - jam (fades outs)
d1t03 - One More Day jam (fades in) multiple takes
d1t04 - banter (switches to diff source)
d1t05 - One More Day (David Crosby; vocals, multiple takes)
d1t06 - Homeward Through the Haze (David Crosby; vocals)
d1t07 - tuning -> jam (fades out)
d1t08 - One More Day (Phil blows it)
d1t09 - One More Day (David Crosby; vocals, multiple takes)
d1t10 - The Music Never Stopped intro
d1t11 - The Music Never Stopped intro (playback)
d1t12 - tuning/Happy Birthday/Frozen Logger/The Music Never Stopped/jam
d1t13 - The Music Never Stopped
d1t14 - jam (multiple takes)
d1t15 - tuning
d1t16 - jam

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[J.Noel 22 March 2019]

