Grateful Dead – Aum – Flying Burrito Brothers – Gathered From Coincidence
The Last Night Of The Avalon Ballroom – April 6th, 1969
Stray Cat Records STCR002CD (U.K.? 2020)
Grateful Dead are:
Jerry Garcia (guitar, vocals)
Bob Weir (guitar, vocals)
Phil Lesh (bass, vocals)
Micky Hart (drums)
Bill Kreutzman (drums)
Ron “Pigpen” McKernan (keyboards, harmonica, vocals)
Tom Constanten (keyboards)
Flying Burrito Brothers are:
Gram Parsons (guitar, organ, vocals)
Chris Hillman (guitar, mandolin, vocals)
Sneaky Pete Kleinow (pedal steel guitar)
Chris Ethridge (bass)
Michael Clarke (drums)
Aum are:
Wayne Caballos (guitar, piano, vocals)
Larry Martin (drums, backing vocals)
Ken Newell (bass, backing vocals)
1-4 is mistitled “It’s All Over, Baby Blue”
1-5 is mistitled “King Bee”
1-8 is mistitled “If You Can’t Undo The Right, Undo The Wrong-Somebody’s Back In Town”
1-10 is mistitled “Sweet Mental Revenge”
1-11 is mistitled “We Gotta Get Ourselves Together”
2-1 is mistitled “Hot Burrito 1”
2-2 is mistitled “Hot Burrito 2”
2-5 is actually the end of track 2-4 “The Train Song” which was wrongly split into two tracks
2-7 is mistitled “Do Right Woman”
3-1 is mistitled “Cryptical Envelopement”
3-2 is actually the intro to track 3-3 “The Other One” which was wrongly split into two tracks
3-4 is mistitled “Cryptical Envelopement (Reprise)”
3-5 is mistitled “Death Don't Show No Mercy”
3-6 is mistitled “Turn On Your Lovelight”
There might be more errors – info welcome
Disc 1
1. Unknown - DJ Intro (0:19)
2. Grateful Dead - Good Morning Little School Girl (5:55)
3. Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead - Beat It On Down The Line (2:56)
4. Grateful Dead - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (7:26)
5. Grateful Dead - I'm A King Bee (7:30)
6. Flying Burrito Brothers - Close Up The Honky Tonks (2:26)
7. Flying Burrito Brothers - Dark End Of The Street (4:26)
8. Flying Burrito Brothers - Undo The Right/Somebody's Back In Town (3:54)
9. Flying Burrito Brothers - She Once Lived Here (4:25)
10. Flying Burrito Brothers - Mental Revenge (3:17)
11. Flying Burrito Brothers - We've Got To Get Ourselves Together (3:41)
12. Flying Burrito Brothers - Lucille (2:40)
13. Flying Burrito Brothers - Sin City (4:21)
14. Flying Burrito Brothers - You Win Again (3:11)
Disc 2
1. Flying Burrito Brothers - Hot Burrito #1 (3:55)
2. Flying Burrito Brothers - Hot Burrito #2 (4:25)
3. Flying Burrito Brothers - You're Still On My Mind (2:45)
4. Flying Burrito Brothers - The Train Song (2:10)
5. Flying Burrito Brothers - Jesus, Move Me Down The Line (1:38)
6. Flying Burrito Brothers - Long Black Limousine (3:55)
7. Flying Burrito Brothers - Do Right Woman, Do Right Man (4:51)
8. Aum - I Need You (5:16)
9. Aum - Little Brown Hen (3:21)
10. Aum - A Little Help From You (12:57)
11. Aum - AUM - Bye Bye Baby (10:36)
Disc 3
1. Grateful Dead - Cryptical Envelopment (2:04)
2. Grateful Dead - Drums (0:16)
3. Grateful Dead - The Other One (10:51)
4. Grateful Dead - Cryptical
Envelopment (Reprise) (10:18)
5. Grateful Dead - Death Don't Have No Mercy (11:48)
6. Grateful Dead - Turn On Your Love Light (25:06)
7. Grateful Dead - Viola Lee Blues (12:47)
Artwork Included (3-part unfolding sleeve front and inside, CDs)
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2 comments:
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I think the Grateful Dead are better than the FBB here. An interesting concert, and what I at first thought was an improbable band pairing, but the Dead did do some country-oriented songs and Jerry Garcia did some fine guitar (including steel guitar, I think) on David Crsby's first album ('Laughing' comes to mind). But while I accept FBB as a seminal band for country rock, it came out of the Byrds first, especially in YTY and NBB. Sweetheart of the Rodeo was more of a country tribute album than a country rock album, and FBB was much the same, although they did pour in more rock at times. A lot of people love Gram Parsons, and good for them. I think he has his moments--and Hickory Wind was a fine song well-sung--but as a vocalist he was not that great. Some attribute an emotional aching to his voice; I think he was just trying to hit the right notes, and not always succeeding. Still, the Burritos were a fine band, a kind of a Byrds spinoff, with Hillman, Parsons, and Michael Clarke. What irritated me was Gram Parsons' posturing about Cosmic American Music. The FBB was not that, but it was a good band nevertheless. But here, the Grateful Dead were still better. Thanks for this interesting upload.
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