New Riders Of The Purple Sage
6/26/93
Pozo Saloon
Pozo, CA

Nakamichi CM-300 CP-1Â’s > Sony TC-D5M
XLIIS Cassette Master Transferred: Sony TC-D5M (Original Record Deck) > Tascam DR-100mkII (24/48,
WAV > Audacity (Minor Edits, Track Splits, And Down Sample / Dither To 16/44.1) > FLAC (Level 8) Via xACT 2.35
Recorded 15ft In Front Of Right PA Stack.
(Recorded / Transferred By Jeff Bowen, aka, OldNeumanntapr)

01. Henry
02. I DonÂ’t Know You
03. Diesel On My Tail
04. Red House*
05. Glendale Train
06. Sutters Mill
07. Sin City**
08. Rainbow***
09. Midnight Moonlight
10. Friend Of The Devil
11. Panama Red
12. Encore Break / Band Intros
13. Dead Flowers

John Â‘MarmadukeÂ’ Dawson - Guitars, Vocals
Gary Vogensen - Lead Guitar
Rusty Gauthier - Acoustic Guitar, Slide Guitar, Fiddle, Harmony Vocals
Billy Laymon - Bass Guitar
Spartacus^ - Drums

*Jimi Hendrix Cover
**Mary McCaslin** - Lead Vocals
***Tape Flip After Rainbow, No Music Lost
^ As Introduced By John Dawson. Actual Name Unknown

Country Joe McDonald Opened
Maria Muldaur Middle Billed

Taper Notes-

This was one of the first shows at Pozo that I went to, back when the Â‘stageÂ’ was nothing more than the pack porch of the saloon. The Pozo Saloon is a 100+ year old former stage coach stop, located about 15 miles out in the county, north east of San Luis Obispo, CA. This recording isnÂ’t bad for an audience, but there is some crowd noise (talking) in places. I would have liked to have tried to get a board patch, but there were two other acts on the bill and I was already set up up front.

In later years, the owners of the Pozo Saloon would build an elaborate stage further back in the pasture, and thus be able to bring in larger acts with more people and eliminate the blocked sight lines caused from the various tall trees directly behind the saloon. I think it was a much more intimate setting in the old days, like this show, when the performers would play on the back porch of the saloon.

The Pozo Saloon is very remote, and at one place in the show John Dawson comments on this fact saying that he was lucky to have found it. Supposedly, when Bruce Springsteen needed a remote location midway between the bay area and San Diego to meet with Clarence Clemons, he picked the Pozo Saloon. Apparently No one even recognized them!

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