Jerry Garcia Band
Warfield Theater
San Francisco, CA
Friday – May 1st, 1992
Disc 1 – Set 1:
d1t01 – How Sweet It Is
d1t02 – Stop That Train
d1t03 – Get Out Of My Life Woman
d1t04 – Run For The Roses
d1t05 – Forever Young
d1t06 – My Sisters & Brothers
d1t07 – Deal
Disc 2 – Set 2:
d2t01 – Shining Star
d2t02 – Money Honey
d2t03 – Ain’t No Bread In The Breadbox
d2t04 – Mississippi Moon
d2t05 – The Maker
d2t06 – Wonderful World*
d2t07 – Midnight Moonlight
*First Time Played
Source 1:
This is a tagged version of shnid: 111746
Recorded by The Weasel – “Da Weez”
Transferred and mastered to .wav files by D5scott
Source: 2 Neumann KMF4 microphones > Sony TC-D5M – master analog cassettes
Transfer: Sony TC-D5M (original record deck) > Pre Sonus Inspire GT > Sound Forge > .wav files > Trader’s Little Helper > flac
files
Source 2:
Source: FOB – Neumann KM 54->DAT->CDR->WAV->FLAC
Taper: Chuck and Janet Vasseur (assumed, but not confirmed)
Transfer: Dat Clone->Panasonic SV3700-> Marantz CDR 615-> CDR Ripped with EAC (No Errors)
Tracks Named -> Flaced with Traders Little Helper and Tagged with Foobar 2000.
DAT->CDR 1999, CDR->Flac on 03-02-09 Transfers by Pete Ebel
Source 3:
shnidm 141476
Master: Neumann KM54’s > DAT (Chuck Vasseur)
Transfer: DAT Master > CDR (Kyle Porter)
Extract: CDR clone > EAC > WAV > FLAC16 (Bill Shaw aka “Shark”)
Source Notes: Sometime in the early 2000’s, Chuck loaned Kyle all of his 92-95
JGB masters to transfer to CDR. Kyle “mastered” the DATs to CDR, fading in/out
as needed, adjusting levels (as needed) and tracking. Kyle then gave Chuck his
masters back, with nice CDR copies of all of it. Chuck offered to clone the
entire set for me, so I gave him a spool of 100 blank MITSUI CDRs and the next
time I saw him, he gave them back to me, filled with his JGB recordings.
Most of the Chuck V. JGB recordings do circulate already, but probably not all
of them, and those that do may not be the Kyle Porter transfers. So, Here they
are!
–Shark
Vasseur source sounds superior to my ears fwiw
Thnx for filling in the gaps with the recent 92′ Jers. The samples provided were appreciative. Both are reputable tapers. I went with DaWeez which appeared to have a tad less of the crowd noise…still both are wonderful. I dig his voice, so soulful!
One show recorded Analog and the other to Dat. Both samples sound good to my ears..I`ll download both versions. Nothing like that warmth you get with analog.
thanks