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Garcia Live Volume 9

Garcia Live Volume 9 - August 11, 1974 Keystone, Berkeley / July 28 Release


Anything with Martin Fierro is going to make me crazy happy. This stuff is gold.

I have a few different sources to this show, so I’m really looking forward to see how the transfer comes out.

I wish Garcia Live issues used Plangent Processing, but... no negativity here... this is LOM (Legion of Mary) in 1974... wicked excited!

To preorder GarciaLive Volume Nine: August 11, 1974 – Jerry Garcia & Merl Saunders, go to: jerrygarcia.shop.musictoday.com.

http://www.gratefulweb.com/articles/garcialive-volume-nine-july-28-release


* Side note: for you Sirius XM subscribers, Grateful Dead Ch. 23, every 1st week in August, is Jerry week and it’s the best week of radio all the year. This year is his 75th birthday, so you know "this place is getting HOT" !

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I've only seen JGB once, it's hard for me to know which releases are the best to own.
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raymonda, I would love a copy of each. I can't figure out how to send you a private email. Thanks jond, I'll look for 3/18/78. Any suggestions concerning Legion of Mary? 
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Thanks raymonda but I don't know that email address, so I'm a little bit confused? Thanks otherone, I'll try to procure a copy since I don't currently own any Legion of Mary recordings.
I don't see very much with Bill Vitt on drums. David Kemper was a beast. Ron Tutt, I'm unfamiliar with. How about the various Phil Lesh projects?
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Thanks otherone. All in all I prefer JG with the GD however his own projects carried some magical moments too. Would be nice if some remastered unreleased DVD video became available, possibly Blu-Ray.
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