Iriecycle wrote:
Yeah, I'm pretty sure it was at the same time (Phil's foundation meet&greet thingy), but at the time hadn't met denver man yet. danced on stage w/our shadows stretching up the rocks what seemed a mile high! The 74 show is sounding pretty durn swell.
Wunderland, did you and Denver Man catch Phil at the same time for photos? Looks like Red Rocks? Caught up w/ one of my favorite Eyes of the World from Winterland in '74. Haven't listened to it since Speed of Light shows back in '87 at Hampshire College. What great jams. This version from Bears reels at about 10 min. in tape 2:
archive.org/details/gd1974-10-19.112531.....twotapesides.flac24
I've had to reload and mess w/ the play counter to bring the song all the way through, even then it cuts at 21:28, such a raw, good recording. Can it be heard in it's entirety on The Grateful Dead Movie? The other archive copies all seem to grow from Owsley's reels?
archive.org/details/gd1974-10-19.112531.....twotapesides.flac24
I've had to reload and mess w/ the play counter to bring the song all the way through, even then it cuts at 21:28, such a raw, good recording. Can it be heard in it's entirety on The Grateful Dead Movie? The other archive copies all seem to grow from Owsley's reels?
Yeah, I'm pretty sure it was at the same time (Phil's foundation meet&greet thingy), but at the time hadn't met denver man yet. danced on stage w/our shadows stretching up the rocks what seemed a mile high! The 74 show is sounding pretty durn swell.
...was staring at the little blotch of sunshine with a special intensity, considering lying down in it.
-JD Salinger
-JD Salinger
