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Setlist at One From The Vault: Great American Music Hall San Francisco, CA on Aug 13, 1975
Set One
introduction
46
Help On The Way / Slipknot!
472
Franklin's Tower
418
The Music Never Stopped
329
It Must Have Been The Roses
306
Eyes Of The World / Drums
872
King Solomon's Marbles / Stronger Than Dirt
396
Set Two
Around and Around
360
Sugaree
476
Big River
290
Crazy Fingers / Drums
788
The Other One
333
Sage And Spirit
203
Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad
435
U.S. Blues
330
Blues For Allah / Sand Castles & Glass Camels / Unusual Occurrences In The Desert
1262
One From The Vault: Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA
Aug 13, 1975
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Setlist at One From The Vault: Great American Music Hall San Francisco, CA on Aug 13, 1975
Set One
introduction
46
Help On The Way / Slipknot!
472
Franklin's Tower
418
The Music Never Stopped
329
It Must Have Been The Roses
306
Eyes Of The World / Drums
872
King Solomon's Marbles / Stronger Than Dirt
396
Set Two
Around and Around
360
Sugaree
476
Big River
290
Crazy Fingers / Drums
788
The Other One
333
Sage And Spirit
203
Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad
435
U.S. Blues
330
Blues For Allah / Sand Castles & Glass Camels / Unusual Occurrences In The Desert
1262
Show Notes
One From The Vault
One of only four live performances during the Dead's tour hiatus, 8/13/75 was an invitation-only affair at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, California. Recorded shortly after completion of Blues for Allah.
A Note From Dan Healy
When we completed the recording and mixing of the Blues For Allah studio album at Weir's studio, which this album was the maiden voyage for, we gathered up our instruments and equipment and moved to the Great American Music Hall. The idea was to perform live to the world, for the first time, Blues For Allah in celebration of not only the completion of the album but also the beginning of Grateful Dead Records. While this recording is one of the most widely collected, not until now has there been a high quality good sounding mix released. This represents the beginning of the release of the vault tapes. More To Come.
Musicians
- Jerry Garcia - guitars, vocals
- Bob Weir - guitars, vocals
- Keith Godchaux - keyboards, vocals
- Bill Kreutzmann - drums, percussion
- Phil Lesh - bass, vocals
- Donna Godchaux - vocals
- Mickey Hart - percussion, crickets
Credits
- Producer - Dan Healy
- Engineer - Rob Taylor, Jeffrey Norman, Don Pearson
- Tape archivist - Dick Latvala
- Photography - Patti Healy
- Package design - Fine Line Design
- Wally Heider Remote Truck
- Notes - Dan Healy, Don Pearson
- Mixed at Club Front, San Rafael
Reviews
DocDave — 9/28/2024 9:10:12 AM
"King Solomon's Marbles is such a great composition. Should have gotten more plat time IMO"
DocDave — 9/28/2024 9:08:48 AM
"I played this and Closing of Winterland incessantly when I first discovered the Dead in 1979. Those two bootlegs carried me through a lot of years between shows"
Silly Billy — 8/18/2024 4:21:56 AM
"One of my favorite live shows... got this first on cassette and played it continuously for weeks. The Eyes and opener Help/slip/Franklin and Sugaree as well as GDTRFB the best...."
Affron — 8/12/2024 6:09:36 PM
"Yup. Dis is the one!!!"
Grateful Zeb — 5/30/2024 10:54:46 AM
"Love this album. Was one of the first that I bought as a kid. I would listen to it every day, going to and from school, and made a few more deadheads from playing it at lunch "
Andy Fresno — 9/8/2022 7:52:46 PM
"Love Bill graham Intro into Help on the Way. And the harmonies. Sweet. "
