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Grateful Dead - Harry Adams Field House, U. Of Montana, Missoula, MT • 5/14/74 mp3 download

Grateful Dead - Harry Adams Field House, U. Of Montana, Missoula, MT • 5/14/74 mp3 download
Singer: Grateful Dead
Title: Harry Adams Field House, U. Of Montana, Missoula, MT • 5/14/74
Released: 2014
Style: Country Rock
Genre: Rock
Rating: 4.1
Votes: 974
Formats: FLAC WMA MP3 MP1 MMF VOC WAV
MP3 size: 1815 mb

Grateful Dead - Harry Adams Field House, U. Of Montana, Missoula, MT • 5/14/74 mp3 download

Tracklist

1-1 Bertha 6:15
1-2 Me And My Uncle 3:15
1-3 Loser 6:39
1-4 Black-Throated Wind 6:52
1-5 Scarlet Begonias> 7:21
1-6 It Must Have Been The Roses 5:44
1-7 Jack Straw 5:18
1-8 Tennessee Jed 8:18
1-9 Mexicali Blues 3:39
1-10 Deal 4:46
2-1 Big River 5:21
2-2 Brown-Eyed Woman 5:13
2-3 Playing In The Band 20:49
2-4 US Blues 5:48
2-5 El Paso 4:44
2-6 Row Jimmy 8:52
3-1 Weather Report Suite 16:08
3-2 Dark Star> 26:39
3-3 China Doll 5:52
3-4 Promised Land 3:46
3-5 Not Fade Away> 6:15
3-6 Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad 9:58
3-7 One More Saturday Night 4:50

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Grateful Dead Productions
  • Copyright (c) – Grateful Dead Productions
  • Record Company – Warner Music Group
  • Manufactured By – Rhino Entertainment Company
  • Marketed By – Rhino Entertainment Company
  • Mastered At – Mockingbird Mastering
  • Published By – Ice Nine Publishing Company, Inc.

Credits

  • Art Direction, Design – Steve Vance
  • Cover – Tony Millionaire
  • Drums – Bill Kreutzmann
  • Electric Bass, Vocals – Phil Lesh
  • Executive-Producer – Mark Pinkus
  • Executive-Producer [Associate Producer] – Doran Tyson, Ryan Wilson
  • Keyboards – Keith Godchaux
  • Lead Guitar, Vocals – Jerry Garcia
  • Mastered By – Jeffrey Norman
  • Photography – John Conroy, Richard Pencher
  • Producer – Grateful Dead*
  • Producer [For Release] – David Lemieux
  • Recorded By – Kidd Candelario*
  • Research [Archival Research] – Nicholas Meriwether
  • Research [Tape Research] – Michael Wesley Johnson
  • Rhythm Guitar, Vocals – Bob Weir
  • Vocals – Donna Jean Godchaux*

Notes

Limited to 14,000 individually numbered copies in a Digipak made of 100% recycled and PCW materials.

Grateful Dead - Harry Adams Field House, U. Of Montana, Missoula, MT • 5/14/74 mp3 album free

Modigas
DAVE'S PICKS-Vol. 9-"Harry Adams Field House-Missoula, MT 5/14/1974". The only show the Grateful Dead ever played in Montana does not disappoint! While admittedly it took me a couple of listens to fully grasp the power (and vibe/flow) of this show and it is not without a few flaws (such as the terrible train wreck transition back into the chorus of "Playing In The Band" after 15 minutes of tremendous jazzy, deep space jamming) and a couple average renditions, this is a uniquely great show with an absolutely must hear "Weather Report Suite" > "Dark Star" > "China Doll". This version of "Dark Star" has it all (maybe the most furious "Tiger" ever and some of the fastest, most ferocious drumming of Bill Kruetzmann's career) and I would totally understand if someone told me it was their favorite "Dark Star" of all-time. It is a "Dark Star" for the ages...Also, I feel the transition into and performance of "China Doll" on this night is equal to if not superior to the much more famous version captured a bit over a month later at Freedom Hall-Louisville, KY 6/18/1974. Garcia's vocals are simply enthralling, his solo's are beautiful and dripping with emotion, and Keith Godchaux's piano/keyboard playing is just exactly perfect. The show begins its last phase with a "Promised Land" featuring a few lyric flubs from Weir but some of the most intense guitar soloing (in a non-jam) by Garcia of the night. His maniacal soloing seems to inspire the band into full-blown, high octane rock 'n' roll mode as they lay down a raunchy, wicked "Not Fade Away" > "Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad" and an explosive "One More Saturday Night" which leaves the crowd screaming for more. Being that this show was not a highly traded recording David Lemieux totally nailed it by choosing this show. At minimum all of Disc 3 is essential and Discs 1 & 2 despite a few average moments have many excellent (some totally rad) renditions. From an archival and musical perspective a supremely interesting show! And oh my god that "Dark Star" > "China Doll" is total magic...
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