Great American String Band
Keystone
Berkeley, CA
6/13/74

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Disc One (9) 41:14
--Set I--
01. //Colored Aristocracy [#3:12] [0:22]
02. Cedar Hill [3:42] [0:17]
03. Band Introductions [3:02]
04. I'll Be A Gambler If You Deal The Cards [2:30] [1:10]
05. My Plastic Banana Is Not Stupid [3:14] [1:29]
06. Moonlight Waltz [4:22] [1:09]
07. Swing //'42 [5:#50] [2:22]
08. Methodist Preacher [4:17] [0:44]
09. Limehouse Blues [2:58] [0:30]

Disc Two (7) 46:09
--Set II--
01. //Bud's Bounce (1) [#1:48] [1:44]
02. Dawg's Bull [2:19] [1:41]
03. Russian Lullaby [8:11] [1:50]
04. Virgin's Lament (1) [6:52] [0:55]
05. Swing '42 (1) [10:20] [2:03]
06. Drink Up And Go Home [3:04] [0:27]
07. Dawg's Rag// [4:32#] [0:18]

Notes:
(1) Bob Gurland on mouth trumpet
Don't be frightened by the uncertain lineage--this sounds
very nice.  I would not be surprised if this turned out
to be MSR > cassette > DAT > CD, like the night previous
and as this one sometimes circulates.

The Jerry Site has listed Limehouse Blues as starting set
II, but I hear continuous applause and tuning from the
end of Methodist Preacher into Limehouse Blues, and con-
tinuous applause and tuning from Limehouse Blues into the
set break announcement.  Also, I would not be surprised if
more tunes were played after Dawg's Rag, since it sounds
like the band is tuning up for another song.

Flaws:
d1t01 Colored Aristocracy fades in
d1t07 Swing '42 tiny splice @ 5:41
d2t01 Bud's Bounce fades in
d2t01 Bud's Bounce tiny splice @ 1:16
d2t07 Dawg's Rag fades out