• Fillmore Auditorium - July 3, 1966
    "Independence Ball" - billing: Love; GD; Group B - list incomplete

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  • Born Cross Eye…
    9 years 1 month ago
    Set list for 7/3/66
    DISC ONE:Nobody's Fault But Mine Dancing In The Street I Know You Rider He Was A Friend Of Mine Next Time You See Me Viola Lee Blues Big Boss Man Sitting On Top Of The World Keep Rolling By DISC TWO: New, New Minglewood Blues Cold Rain And Snow Tastebud Beat It On Down The Line Cream Puff War Don't Mess Up A Good Thing Cardboard Cowboy Gangster Of Love You Don't Have To Ask In The Midnight Hour This show was released as a part of "30 Trips Around The Sun", October 2015 Great sounding audio, recorded by Owsley "Bear" Stanley.
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    J. Holder
    17 years 5 months ago
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    J. Holder How do I get to the music behind all this paraphanelia?
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J. Holder How do I get to the music behind all this paraphanelia?
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DISC ONE:Nobody's Fault But Mine Dancing In The Street I Know You Rider He Was A Friend Of Mine Next Time You See Me Viola Lee Blues Big Boss Man Sitting On Top Of The World Keep Rolling By DISC TWO: New, New Minglewood Blues Cold Rain And Snow Tastebud Beat It On Down The Line Cream Puff War Don't Mess Up A Good Thing Cardboard Cowboy Gangster Of Love You Don't Have To Ask In The Midnight Hour This show was released as a part of "30 Trips Around The Sun", October 2015 Great sounding audio, recorded by Owsley "Bear" Stanley.
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First sample of the box,, dropout during the beginning of Dancing In The Street ? Can someone else confirm? I am up to the end of Viola Lee Blues, to finish this box set may take a while :)
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I think you are correct, the right channel drops for a split second. It sounds like the right channel has most of the instruments (including Billy's fantastic drumming) and the left channel carries most of the vocals including Jerry's bleating sheep voice and some slightly immature Bobby singing. It's some pretty hip stuff though and I'm thankful to have a great document from the period.
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