JERRY GARCIA
with John Kahn, Bill Kruetzman and Merl Saunders
Live at Pacific High Studio, San Francisco, CA; February 6, 1972. Very good FM broadcast.
The February 6, 1972 performance was the first official broadcast in the Bay Area of Jerry Garcia performing his own music, separate from the Grateful Dead. For many, it was the first chance that non-club goers - including teenagers who made up much of the Grateful Dead’s audience - had to hear the Garcia/Saunders ensemble. Since KSAN continued to play tracks from it on the air for years, it also served as de facto publicity for Garcia/Saunders, since they would not release the Live At Keystone album until January 1974, almost two years later. And finally, the set was recorded at the very same studio where the Dead had recorded Workingman’s Dead just two years prior. -
Disc 1
Track 101. It Takes A Train To Cry * 7:49
Track 102. Expressway 13:32
Track 103. That’s The Touch 8:04
Track 104. Save Mother Earth ** 9:30
Track 105. Imagine 8:34
48 mins
Disc 2
Track 201. That’s All Right Mama 10:19
Track 202. Who’s Loving You Tonight? 9:46
Track 203. When I Paint My Masterpiece 6:48
Track 204. I Was Made To Love Her ** 9:26
Track 205. Lonely Avenue 9:54
Track 206. How Sweet It Is 8:04
55 mins
Lineup:
Jerry Garcia - guitar, vocals
Merl Saunders - keyboards, vocals
John Kahn - bass
Bill Kruetzman - drums
