Grateful Dead – Durham, NC (04/02/82)

Grateful Dead
4/2/82
Cameron Indoor Stadium
Duke University
Durham, North Carolina

–Set 1–
101-d1t01 – New Minglewood Blues ->
102-d1t02 – Sugaree
103-d1t03 – Mama Tried ->
104-d1t04 – Mexicali Blues
105-d1t05 – Loser
106-d1t06 – LittleRed Rooster
107-d1t07 – Candyman
108-d1t08 – Looks Like Rain
109-d1t09 – China Cat Sunflower ->
110-d1t10 – I Know You Rider

–Set 2–
201-d2t01 – Samson & Delilah
202-d2t02 – It Must Have Been the Roses
203-d2t03 – Man Smart (Women Are Smarter)
204-d2t04 – He’s Gone ->
205-d2t05 – Truckin’ ->
206-d2t06 – Drums//
207-d3t01 – //Space ->
208-d3t02 – The Other One space ->
209-d3t03 – The Other One ->
210-d3t04 – Black Peter ->
211-d3t05 – Sugar Magnolia

–Encore–
212-d3t06 – Don’t Ease Me In

Grateful Dead – Durham, NC (04/24/71)

Grateful Dead
Wallace Wade Stadium
Duke University
Durham, NC
Saturday April 24th, 1971

–Set 1–
Truckin’
Deal
Hard to Handle
Me & Bobby McGee
Bertha
Playing in the Band
Cumberland Blues *
Next Time You See Me
Loser
Sugar Magnolia
Casey Jones

–Set 2–
Good Lovin’ ->
Drums ->
Good Lovin’
Me & My Uncle **
Sing Me Back Home
Greatest Story Ever Told ->
Johnny B. Goode
Not Fade Away ->
Goin’ Down the Road Feeling Bad ->
Jam ->
Not Fade Away ->
Uncle John’s Band

Source 1:

This is a flac eencoded & tagged version of shnid: 2579

gd71-04-24.sbd.lai.2579.sbeok.flac16

sdb>>MR>>PCM>>CD
CD>EAC>SHN>etree

ripped and seeded by Mike Lai
any info send to usalai@nycap.rr.com

mkw notes:
—> This recording is afflicted with a dozen or two very brief
(tenths of seconds) PCM dropouts. While that is unfortunate,
this appears to be the best recording of 4/24/71 in circulation.
—> Good Lovin’ is *not* cut (contrary to deadbase)

Michael K. Weise (mkw@att.net)

Tracking note:
The following statement was included with the MKW notes:
—> I moved Casey Jones D2 to D1. While the file names within the
md5 files have changed, the md5 signatures themselves have not.
However, this is not the case with this source. The apparent original
tracking remains unchanged. This show can be burned by set rather than
by the given tracking.

Flac encoding notes:
All processing with Trader’s Little Helper
Shn – st5 generated
Shn > Flac ( level 8 )
Flac – st5 generated and matched to Shn st5

Source 2:

This is a re-tagged version of shnid: 143958

This is a 16/48 fileset. 24-bit > 16-bit via dBpoweramp

Source Info:
Master 7″ 1/2 track Soundboard Reels @ 7.5 ips > Will Boswell’s Reels >
Matt Smith’s 2nd generation Reels

There is speculation that there may be an additional reel generation before
Will Boswell’s Reels (Garcia’s?) and that this may be part of the Debbie Stash

Transfer Info:
2nd (possibly 3rd) Generation Reels (Technics RS-1506) > Apogee Mini Me (24-bit/96k) >
Adobe Audition 3.01 (24-bit/96k)> TLH flac2496

Notes:
– Thanks to Matt Smith for the source and transfer
– Thanks to Charlie Miller for coordinating this effort
– Multiple drop outs found on shnid2579 are not present on this transcription
– Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his assistance with the pitch correction
– Beginning of “Truckin'” clipped
– “All this fuckin’ around has put our instruments out of tune”
– “This here is a song about an asshole”

Mastered by Scott Clugston
August 2018

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comment:
This was my first show on a picture perfect spring day. The Dead were
headliners to what Duke billed as Joe College Weekend. Preceeding the
Dead were the Paul Butterfiled Blues Band and The Beach Boys.The show
closed with the Dead and Beach Boys jamming together on stage. The
visual contradiction spoke volumes. The Beach Boys in their matching
blue & white pin stipe suites & straw hats, along side The Dead. Well
you know the times they were a changing. Needless to say, it was very
unique indeed to hear The Dead playing surfer tunes. Too bad that encore
performance apparetnly has not been preserved.

B. Proctor 12-10-2018

Joni Mitchell – Durham, NC (03/24/74)

Joni Mitchell
Cameron Stadium, Duke University
Durham, NC
03/24/74

From the original uploader:

Joni Mitchell Mega-rare restored vinyl set “Spring Songs” 1974-03-24 Cameron Stadium, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina (mp3 sample) great performance!

Plea and beg time: If you have the master tape of this show, or one not from this record album, please seed it!

For this torrent, I have decided to take quite a different tack: I have tweaked and fiddled with this music for many hours to bring this amazing performance somewhat to life. There’s night and day difference between what you will hear in this torrent and on the original vinyl. The fact that I can finally hear all the instruments and the thing’s back in tune and in proper tempo on a show of this quality is all I need. I absolutely love it.

You may not think that’s good enough. You may think it not worth your time, or that it “still sucks”, or why am I posting this when there’s so much better sounding material out there.

I have news for you… Joni is stunning, mind melting, riding the clouds on this one. She is so good that she makes it look easy.

It may not be for you, nor your sister, nor your girlfriend who you’ve been trying to do “what with??!!” if you can’t look past the imperfections:

Don’t download it!

The setlist of this show is another matter entirely. The album cover, the Hot Wacks discography, and the sides of the album are all in disagreement. The tracks on each side seem to be in sequence, but I am not sure if the sides themselves are in proper order. This is what I came up with, both for track listings and for sequence:

You Turn Me On, I’m A Radio
Free Man In Paris
Same Situation
Just Like This Train
Rainy Night House (awesome, awesome!)
Woodstock
Big Yellow Taxi
Peoples Parties
All I Want
A Case Of You
For The Roses
Cold Blue Steel And Sweet Fire

Please provide corrections!

Some technical notes: Very little noise reduction or pop and click removal was applied to this recording, as it was difficult to seperate the noise from the music. The swishing you hear in some tracks is sound cancellation caused by the stereo master tape being pressed in combined (L + R) mono. EQ was performed and undone over and over again to get the recording as clear as possible. Each side was individually pitch-corrected to CD masters of the official releases.

This recording BEGS for a tape copy that’s in stereo!

Enjoy!

A DoinkerTape

Bob Dylan – Durham, NC (11/08/89)

Bob Dylan
Durham, North Carolina
Duke University
8 November 1989

01 – Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
02 – I Want You
03 – Simple Twist Of Fate
04 – Ballad Of Hollis Brown
05 – Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
06 – Lay Lady Lay

07 – It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue
08 – Dark As A Dungeon (Merle Travis)
09 – Mr. Tambourine Man

10 – Everything Is Broken
11 – Most Of The Time
12 – Man In The Long Black Coat
13 – In The Garden
14 – Like A Rolling Stone

(encore)

15 – Barbara Allen (trad.)
16 – Disease Of Conceit
17 – All Along The Watchtower

Concert # 165 of The Never-Ending Tour.
Concert # 22 of the 1989 USA Fall Tour.
Concert # 87 with the second Never-Ending Tour Band:
Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar)
G. E. Smith (guitar)
Tony Garnier (bass)
Christopher Parker (drums).

7-9 and 15 Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar), G.E. Smith (guitar).
2, 3, 7, 9, 12 Bob Dylan harmonica.
16 Bob Dylan piano.

Note. First performance of Dark As A Dungeon since 8 December 1975 in New York City.

1 new song for this tour.

Source 1:
Stereo audience recording, 90 minutes.
LB-08248 ; 45min+45min ; 2CDR ; Rating: C+

version ‘b’
cd-r from trade not much above 19k
good sound [C+]
Lineage unknown
I added fade-ins and out on each disc, plus adjusted the outpoint from disc one slightly.
Same disc-split as LB-2463, so quite possibly they have same source

Source 2:
LB-02463
not much above 19k;; good sound [C+]

has small pops caused by discontinuity just after each track such as at d2t3 0:0, d2t4 0:00

Source 3:
LB-4521

Jerry Garcia Band – Durham, NC (04/04/76)

Jerry Garcia Band
Page Auditorium, Duke University
Durham, NC
April 4, 1976

Early Show
s1t001. How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
s1t002. Catfish John
s1t003. Russian Lullaby
s1t004. I Second That Emotion
s1t005. Who Was John?
s1t006. After Midnight
s1t007. They Love Each Other
s1t008. The Night They //Drove Old Dixie Down
Early Show-encore
s1t009. Tore Up Over You

Late Show
s2t001. //Sugaree
s2t002. Sitting In Limbo
s2t003. Mystery Train
s2t004. Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door
s2t005. Harder They Come
s2t006. A Strange Man
s2t007. Friend Of The Devil
s2t008. Don’t Let Go ->
s2t009. My Sisters And Brothers

unknown master audience tape > Alan Richman’s 1st gen 7″ 3.75ips reel recorded on a Teac deck

Reel played back on Sony RT-707 > Korg MR-1000(DSF [1-bit 5.6448 MHz Stereo]) Korg AudioGate > WAV [24/96] > Adobe Audition 6.0> FLAC encoding

Grateful Dead – Durham, NC (12/08/73)

Grateful Dead
12/08/73
Cameron Indoor Stadium
Duke U
Durham, NC

I no longer own a copy of this show. If you have one and want to share it please let me know.

Set I
Me & My Uncle
Sugaree
Mexicali Blues
Dire Wolf
Black Throated Wind
They Love Each Other
Me And Bobby McGee
Don’t Ease Me In
The Race Is On
Brown Eyed Women
Big River
Candyman
Weather Report Suite Prelude >
Weather Report Suite Part 1 >
Let It Grow
China Cat Sunflower >
I Know You Rider
Set II
Around & Around
Ramble On Rose
El Paso
Row Jimmy
Greatest Story Ever Told->
Bertha
He’s Gone->
Truckin’->
Nobody’s Fault But Mine->
The Other One->
Jam>
The Other One>
Wharf Rat-> – MISSING
Stella Blue – MISSING
Johnny B. Goode-> (audience source)
Uncle John’s Band
E: One More Saturday Night

Wharf Rat and Stella Blue were both corrupted on my disks. The Space track is only four seconds long so I’m guessing it was messed up to but its difficult to tell.

First thoughts on Zippyshare: The uploading is simple and pretty fast. Getting the links is simple though I do seem to have to open a new tab to do it, but that’s no problem. The URLs do not have the file names which as previously mentioned is rather annoying when I screw up a link and need to determine what happened. They give plenty of download information including a nifty little graph that will give me lots of information about what is being downloaded.

The biggest issue is that you have to split the files into 200mb parts. Thats way too small for big shows like these Dead ones. As you can see this one show got six parts for the FLAC. That is really obnoxious as an uploader having to split it like that and then to post all those links. I can’t imagine it is much fun for downloaders either.

I’ll keep using it for a few more days to give it a good try before I move onto the next one. Let me know what you guys like or don’t.

Grateful Dead – Durham, NC (04/12/78)

Grateful Dead
4-12-78
Cameron Indoor Stadium (Duke University)
Durham North Carolina

–Set 1–
101-d1t01 – Jack Straw
102-d1t02 – Dire Wolf
103-d1t03 – Beat It on Down the Line
104-d1t04 – Peggy-O
105-d1t05 – Mama Tried ->
106-d1t06 – Mexicali Blues
107-d1t07 – Funiculi Funicula
108-d1t08 – Row Jimmy
109-d1t09 – New Minglewood Blues
110-d1t10 – Loser
111-d1t11 – Lazy Lightning -> Supplication

–Set 2–
201-d2t01 – Bertha ->
202-d2t02 – Good Lovin’
203-d2t03 – It Must Have Been the Roses
204-d2t04 – Estimated Prophet ->
205-d2t05 – Eyes of the World ->
206-d2t06 – Drums ->
207-d3t01 – Truckin’ ->
208-d3t02 – Wharf Rat// ->
209-d3t03 – //Around & Around

–Encore–
210-d3t04 -U.S. Blues