Grateful Dead
8-21-69
Green Lake Aqua Theater,
Seattle, Washington
–Setlist–
101-d1t01 – //Casey Jones
102-d1t02 – Easy Wind
103-d1t03 – Morning Dew–>
104-d1t04 – High Time
105-d1t05 – Mama Tried–>
106-d1t06 – Me & My Uncle
107-d1t07 – New Minglewood Blues–>*
108-d1t08 – China Cat Sunflower–>*
109-d1t09 – Doin’ That Rag//*
110-d2t01 – //Big Boss Man
111-d2t02 – Sittin’ On Top Of The World
112-d2t03 – Cryptical Envelopment–>
113-d2t04 – Drums–>
114-d2t05 – The Other One–>
115-d2t06 – Cryptical Envelopment–>
116-d2t07 – Dark Star–>
117-d2t08 – Cosmic Charlie
*with Charles Lloyd (?) on flute
Thank you for continuing the GD69 project.
Grabbed the 8/69 tapes a while ago. Exciting month as you can really hear the Workingman’s period kicking in under the Aoxamoaxa period sound. Fun to imagine what Workingman’s would have been if TC had stuck around!
The last two shows I look forward to now are 11/2 and 12/19. Those are the only two I still need to upgrade to lossless sources…
That Dylan/Band box seriously upgraded my my collection of that tour, too!
Thanks for all you do for us!
I had this second set only as a filler on cassette. At that time this was a GEM of a recording, still is. Probably the shortest Dark Star (Don’t quote me) Very Thankful you posted this. To my knowledge it is Charles Lloyd on flute seems to be having a large time :-). Word was this was a floating stage….now that would be something! Amazon working fine .
The Dead with the truly great Charles Lloyd, just as his own music was becoming really ‘trippy’. Can’t wait to check this out, I guess he is playing his bamboo flute. Not late enough for this one yet – definitely one for after hours.
Ahhh, more Dead from 1969, it just can’t get any better. Looking forward to hearing Charles Lloyd sitting in.
THANK YOU
As was stated earlier, this is certainly “after hours dead.” Love it & Thank You!
I am not familiar with Charles Lloyd at all. Sounds like I’m gonna need to check him out. Thanks gang.
Mat, if you are looking for a route into jazz then Charles Lloyd is your man. The early mid 60s albums are very fine but straight ahead post bop jazz. After that things get more diverse, more ethnic and more trippy too.
Great musician – ‘The best of Charles Lloyd’ is an absolute classic album and belongs in any music collection. I strongly recommend that you do check him out. In recent years he’s been back making great music again and performing at the big jazz festivals too.
Also Charles Lloyd is to be doing his flute thing here: https://archive.org/details/gd67-01-14.sbd.vernon.9108.sbeok.shnf
Thanks for clearing that up Zowie. Still gonna look into some Lloyd music.