09-19-1972

Roosevelt Stadium

Jersey City, New Jersey

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Identifier:
gd1972-09-19.154185.aud.deal.smith.clugston.flac16
Source:
Ed Deal’s Master Audience Cassettes (Sony C-90); Unknown equipment
Notes:
Notes: – Thanks to Ed Deal for the master cassettes – Thanks to Matt Smith for the transfer and coordinating this effort – Thanks to JCotsman for the audience source which supplies the first 0:12 of “Big Railroad Blues”, a 0:17 patch in “Stella Blue”, as well as the final 2:05 of “Sunshine Daydream” – Thanks to Rich Petrunis and Andrew L for the audience source which supplies the first 0:48 of “Big River” – Beginnings of “Sugaree”, “Deal”, “Big River”, “He’s Gone” and “Casey Jones” clipped – Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his assistance with the pitch correction Mastered by Scott Clugston October 2021
Description:
Set I
Bertha-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Bird Song, Black Throated Wind, Big Railroad Blues, Me & My Uncle, Sugaree, Jack Straw, Tennessee Jed, Promised Land
Set II
Mississippi Half Step, Mexicali Blues, Brokedown Palace, Beat It On Down The Line, Deal, Big River, He’s Gone-> Other One Jam-> Other One->Space->Other One 2nd Verse-> Stella Blue%, Sugar Magnolia, Casey Jones
E: One More Saturday Night, Johnny B Goode
Lineage:
Master Cassettes (Nakamichi BX-300)> Apogee Mini-Me (24-bit/96k) > WaveLab (16-bit/44.1k) > Adobe Audition CC 2022 > TLH flac16
Transferrer:
Matt Smith, Scott Clugston
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00:00
1
Crowd/Tuning
63.09
2
Bertha >
357.38
3
Greatest Story Ever Told
390.95
4
Bird Song
703.24
5
Black Throated Wind
386.64
6
Big Railroad Blues
283.27
7
Me & My Uncle
198.74
8
//Sugaree
436.14
9
Jack Straw
277.89
10
Tennessee Jed
582.59
11
Promised Land
183.85
12
Crowd/Tuning
85.5
13
Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo
476.29
14
Mexicali Blues
207.23
15
Brokedown Palace
383.9
16
Beat It On Down The Line
195.95
17
//Deal
277.32
18
//Big River
294.71
19
//He’s Gone >
757.84
20
The Other One >
1453.15
21
Stella Blue
530.42
22
Sugar Magnolia
450.48
23
//Casey Jones
342.86
24
One More Saturday Night
400.8
25
Johnny B. Goode
269.77
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One response to “09-19-1972”

  1. Marcus Clintonius Avatar
    Marcus Clintonius

    Okay, I’m the guilty party.
    It was my very first taping, on an Ampex machine, using, believe it or not, Norelco cassettes. And I believe they we C-120s!
    I’ve claimed the recording on Archive under a prior email handle, Brontis. That’s me.
    As I stated in that review, this He’s Gone -> Other One jam is an absolute gem, and I would give my left nut for a board recording of it. It’s too bad they quickly switched to He’s Gone -> Truckin as the go-to. I also like the 9/3 HG -> TOO, but this one is the best.
    I also think Jerry nailed the final solos on Mississippi Halfstep, my other favorite track from this show.
    All 72 shows were good/great. Though I treasure late 70, Skull&Roses era 71, and Anthem/Live Dead era, pound for pound, 72 was their best year.
    I still have the masters.

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