New Riders Of The Purple Sage
Merramec County Community College, Kirkwood, MO
05/14/70

source: sbd? > ??? > cdr > eac > wav > shn
 

01  Sam Cutler speaking > Six Days On The Road		4:34
02  Whatcha Gonna Do				5:24
03  Brown-Eyed Handsome Man			6:43
04  I Don't Know You				4:43
05  Cecilia					4:29
06  Can't Pay The Price				4:58
07  Henry (first attempt)				3:03
08  Henry (second attempt)				1:24
09  Garden Of Eden					7:05
10  Last Lonely Eagle				6:22
11  Lodi						4:36
12  The Weight					0:23



John  "Marmaduke" Dawson - rhythm guitar, vocals
David Nelson - lead guitar, vocals
David Torbert - bass, vocals
Jerry Garcia - pedal steel guitar
Mickey Hart - drums

from deadlists:

After 'Whatcha Gonna Do' someone asks Jerry if it's OK, then announces "Alright we're gonna open the back doors and let everybody else in free." Monitor level problems continue during this set. Marmaduke introduces 'Henry' as "our dope-smuggler song -- it's a fantasy."  The tape cuts 33 seconds into this tune; when the signal resumes they are yet again trying to get the monitors and PA working right.  Marmaduke wonders if the theatrical lighting is drawing power off the PA & suggests turning it down. 2 minutes later they restart 'Henry' but this version too fades down incomplete. After another splice 'Garden Of Eden' begins.  After 'Lodi' the drummer starts 'Honky Tonk Women' but the band doesn't follow, he drops it, they pause, then start 'The Weight' instead (which cuts off after only 13 seconds on the circulating tapes). Both tunes were set-closers for NRPS; they might have closed this set with 'The Weight' or gone on to close with 'Honky Tonk.' These various cuts aside (some arising from technical difficulties at the show), the tape in circulation appears to represent a complete set. It seems possible the master includes the rest of 'The Weight.'

notes;

tracks 1 and 2 from the cd have been merged.

a number of large pops have been removed.

I then used iZotope Ozone with Wavelab as the host to master the show.

unfortunately there seem to have been a number of problems with the tape causing various drop-outs and little speed problems, which I have not attempted to correct..

thanks to Andy Dobbin for supplying the disc

SIRMick

md5s:

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