Another recorded version of Dark Star is by a Sacramento group
Space Debris. The song has been played on the Grateful Dead Hour
radio show. The group's website is at:
http://www.spacedebrismusic.com
Keep on truckin'
Bob
Deadlists states that the Dead played in Bangor, ME on 4/22/71 (their first
appearance in ME). I'm wondering if that date is based on solid evidence -
ticket stub, concert attendee, etc.
Yesterday I was looking for any mention of this show in archives of the
Bangor Daily News for the week
from 'the compleat grateful dead discography'
(http://tcgdd.freeyellow.com):
Dick's Picks Volume 18 - Grateful Dead (Grateful Dead GDCD 4038) This
three CD release features selections from the Dane County Coliseum,
Madison, Wisconsin show of February 3, 1978, and the Uni-Dome, Cedar Falls,
Ihor:
Have you transferred to CD? Could you tree it??
JAP in Shreveport, LA
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Slabicky
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i have a cassette
This does already circulate in CD form purportedly as MRDATCD.
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Date: 2003/06/30 Mon PM 06:09:20 EDT
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Subject: RE: 4/22/71 Bangor, ME
Ihor:
Have you transferred to CD? Could you tree
The performances at the Avalon, 3/24-26/67 are not listed at Deadlists.
There is a fairly popular poster for this run of shows by Rick Griffin,
FD054 showing an old photo of a group of Native Americans. I don't think
there's any doubt these shows existed - it just seems to be an inadvertent
i have a cassette of the show:
04-22-71 90 B+ SBBangor - I and II (to SMBHome, missing Gloving,
JBGoode)
it was at the Bangor Municipal Auditorium, Bangor, Maine.
I-) ihor
