Hello Heads- First of all, thank you for the compiling the great resource that is deadlists.com. I visit the site frequently for research purposes or just to enjoy some context from the show.
I am in the early stages of attempting to listen to my entire digital dead collection and update the labeling as necessary. There are a couple of tunes that I have labeled 1969?? or similar since that is the way it came to me (or worse). I poured through the comments from the 1969 and 1970 UJB search results to no avail. I am wondering if you can help identify the following Uncle John's Band, or point me in another direction. Below follows a transcript of the stage banter I hear from this version of UJB. If that helps with a positive ID, great! If not, I hope the dialogue brings a smile to your face. Uncle John's Band 1969.??.?? (may have come to me labeled "Jam with Neal Cassady"!? - obviously mislabeled). The total duration of the recording is 6:20. It is an acoustic version and I believe from the chatter, it is the final encore from the show that night. 0:00 - 0:22 - audience cheering and muffled chatter from the stage 0:23 - 0:27 - "Hey, if you're gonna throw dope up here, throw it so we can see where it goes, will ya please?" - Phil* 0:29 "Wooh." - Jerry or Pig 0:31 - 0:34 "Garcia!" from audience followed by 3 mocking "GwaCeeYa" goofs from the stage. 0:40 - 0:44 "Well now if you folks would all be kind enough to be quiet for awhile, we're gonna sing a purdy little ole' song." - Phil* 0:46 - 0:47 "With only an acoustic guitar." - Phil* 0:50 - 6:06 UJB 6:07 "Goodnight." - Phil* 6:10 "Goodnight." - Jerry 6:10 - 6:12 "See ya all next weekend I hope." - ? 6:13 - 6:20 applause *this voice sounds most like Phil to me, but a just a bit different. I suppose it could be someone who sounds a lot like Phil, but I'm 90% sure it is Phil. He just sounds different. Maybe it is the recording or just his "young man" voice. Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. Colin
