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02/22/74
Winterland Arena - San Francisco, CA

Set 1:
U.S. Blues
Beat It On Down The Line
Brown-Eyed Women
Mexicali Blues
It Must Have Been The Roses
Black Throated Wind
They Love Each Other
Big River
Loose Lucy
El Paso
Row Jimmy
Playin' In The Band

Set 2:
Tennessee Jed
Me And My Uncle
Ship Of Fools
The Race Is On
China Cat Sunflower
I Know You Rider
Truckin'
Nobody's Fault But Mine
Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad

Set 3:
Mississippi Half-Step
Promised Land
Brokedown Palace
Jack Straw
Eyes Of The World
China Doll
Wharf Rat
Sugar Magnolia

Encore:
Uncle John's Band

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Comments:

fantastic. hands down the best show of the year

-Anonymous


1st roses, us blues, and ship of fools. great show, excellent second set. the jed opener has a great solo. played with such precision...
-Anonymous


The 'Playin' in the Band' is off the charts!!
-Chad


Only TLEO of 74.
-Perrin


Oh Yeah Perrin, well the below sequence was only played once...

Eyes Of The World
China Doll
Wharf Rat
Sugar Magnolia

Exceptional to say the least.
-Brianmerrilyn


Crispy download from Rapidshare.
Ahhh, all better now...

http://rapidshare.com/files/312731604/gd740222Wntrlnd.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/313619721/gd740222Wntrlnd.part2.rar
-Krafty (11/28/2009)


Last uptempo TLEO
-mannyv (06/07/2010)


I really dig the tempo of the early Roses.
-Annie (02/12/2013)


10:36 of Playin' is unmistakably the progression of Slipknot! Folks are debating if this is the first one performed live.
- (06/03/2015)


I wouldn't say best of 1974
-Anonymous (02/23/2017)


Sweet show from start to finish. This was the only time the below sequence was played:

China >
Rider
Truckin' >
Nobody's Fault >
GDTRFB

Great start to a great year!
- (08/12/2017)


Swingin'little Loose Lucy,,,
- (02/03/2018)


1st Ship of Fools 45 years ago!
-Anonymous (02/22/2019)


Amazing show from start to finish. Clocking in right under 3.5 hours of sweet ‘74 GD music, perfect soundtrack for some good road trippin or any other trippin your lovely heart desires. Check it out fellow heads you shouldn’t be disappointed with this mid winter SF gem! Peace
- (09/18/2021)


Is the sliip knot in the playin jam the first play?
-Anonymous (01/21/2022)


Wonder how much of this we will get with the 42 bonus disc?
- (04/04/2022)


Dave's Picks 42 Bonus Disc

U.S. Blues 5:47
Brown-Eyed Women 5:08
It Must Have Been the Roses 5:07
Black-Throated Wind 6:50
Loose Lucy 7:23
Playing in the Band 21:03
Ship of Fools 6:12
China Cat Sunflower 8:50
I Know You Rider 6:05
Uncle John's Band 6:43

-Bookkeeper (05/04/2022)


Awesome - beat roses ever.
-Anonymous (05/13/2022)


Surprised no one has mentioned that there is a high quality soundboard recording of the pre-show sound check that circulates (mine from a Charlie Miller master).

It goes:
//Let it Grow
They Love Each Other
U.S. Blues
U.S. Blues
Attics of My Life
It Must Have Been the Roses
Jam//

Yes they did U.S. Blues twice in a row - it's a soundcheck after all and it was a brand new song. First version is picture perfect and second version is pretty good but with a false start. Ironic and a bit sad these two were so good given that the U.S. Blues show opener was flubbed to all hell; but then that's the Dead - you take the imperfect along with the perfect!

Then an Attics! Pretty special given they hadn't played it for 2 years prior and wouldn't play it again till 89!!! Great version. Mood and harmonies kind of destroyed by Phil cursing a blue streak in the middle of it (about the levels, of course), but then again, this is a soundcheck and that's what it's for!

The Jam at the end is a special little thing. Charlie Miller lists it as an "Estimated Prophet Jam", but to me it sounds nothing like that. I'm thinking it is more like an instrumental Not Fade Away without the signature drum beat. Whatever it is, it is very melodic and to my ear pretty much unique. We get 2:37 of it then Charlie fades it out at the end but it's obviously still going. Wish we could have had the whole thing but again, that's the Dead - this was a special treat to begin with and we should be grateful enough for that...

Oh, I forgot to mention the Roses - that runs to over 13 minutes and starts out with an instrumental Jam and some interesting noodling as well. Jerry is singing but his mike is turned off for some of the first 5 minutes too. Then they regroup and turn on the mics and go into an amazing first version!

Overall a neat little gem that's well worth getting. Cheers!

- (05/19/2022)


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Band Configuration
(07/16/72 - 10/19/74)

Lead Guitar: Jerry Garcia
Rhythm Guitar: Bob Weir
Bass: Phil Lesh
Keyboards: Keith Godchaux
Drums: Bill Kreutzmann
Backup Vocals: Donna Godchaux

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