New Riders of the Purple Sage 06/24/1970
Capitol Theater, Port Chester, NY
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AUDMC > CD > EAC > WAV > SHN [Early & Late Shows]
AUDMC > CD > EAC > WAV > SHN [Early & Late Shows]
NEW RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE
Wednesday, June 24, 1970 - Early & Late
Capitol Theater - Port Chester, NY
audience recording
AUDMC > CD > EAC > WAV > SHN
Recorded by Ken and Judy Lee with unknown Sony dynamic
mics, spread approx. 25-30 ft. across the balcony onto
a Sony TC124 deck.
A>D by John Jay Hance, March 2004
The master cassette was baked, processed and transfered
via Tascam 122 MK-III > Lucid ADA1000 > Tascam CDRW 700
(CDR) > EAC > WAV > MKW Audio Compression Toolkit (shn).
Note: This recording also circulates as part of the
complete night's shows with the Grateful Dead (etree
shnid=23062).
DISC ONE [54:14]
EARLY SHOW:
01 [02:47] tuning and intro
02 [04:48] Working Man Blues
03 [04:52] Whatcha Gonna Do
04 [04:10] Live And Let Live
05 [04:48] If You Hear Me When I'm Leavin'
06 [04:21] Henry
07 [05:27] Portland Woman
08 [06:46] Dirty Business
09 [03:56] Truck Drivin' Man
10 [06:56] Last Lonely Eagle
11 [05:23] Honky Tonk Women
DISC TWO [59:25]
LATE SHOW:
01 [00:59] tuning and intro
02 [04:20] Six Days On The Road
03 [03:47] Superman
04 [04:12] I Don't Know You
05 [02:59] broken string & dropped hat
06 [01:54] Together Again (Instrumental)
07 [04:20] Fair Chance To Know
08 [05:20] Portland Woman
09 [05:43] Garden Of Eden
10 [03:57] Henry
11 [07:37] All I Ever Wanted
12 [04:38] Delilah
13 [04:31] Louisiana Lady
14 [05:08] Honky Tonk Women
John Dawson - rhythm guitar, vocals
David Nelson - lead guitar, vocals
David Torbert - bass, vocals
Jerry Garcia - pedal steel guitar
Mickey Hart - drums
SHNTOOL:
D:MusicNewRidersnrps1970-06-24.shnf>shntool len *shn
length expanded size cdr WAVE probs filename
2:47.54 29585852 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t01.shn
4:48.01 50805596 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t02.shn
4:52.55 51638204 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t03.shn
4:10.53 44224700 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t04.shn
4:48.60 50944364 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t05.shn
4:21.03 46047500 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t06.shn
5:27.25 57741644 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t07.shn
6:46.68 71778380 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t08.shn
3:56.08 41649260 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t09.shn
6:56.74 73556492 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t10.shn
5:23.49 57092492 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t11.shn
0:59.03 10414700 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t01.shn
4:20.08 45882860 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t02.shn
3:47.14 40075772 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t03.shn
4:12.18 44495180 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t04.shn
2:59.45 31681484 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t05.shn
1:54.22 20161388 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t06.shn
4:20.71 46031036 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t07.shn
5:20.65 56600924 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t08.shn
5:43.23 60559340 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t09.shn
3:57.61 41950316 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t10.shn
7:37.01 80617196 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t11.shn
4:38.63 49187420 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t12.shn
4:31.53 47929100 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t13.shn
5:08.17 54371228 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t14.shn
113:51.14 1205022428 B (totals for 25 files)
Wednesday, June 24, 1970 - Early & Late
Capitol Theater - Port Chester, NY
audience recording
AUDMC > CD > EAC > WAV > SHN
Recorded by Ken and Judy Lee with unknown Sony dynamic
mics, spread approx. 25-30 ft. across the balcony onto
a Sony TC124 deck.
A>D by John Jay Hance, March 2004
The master cassette was baked, processed and transfered
via Tascam 122 MK-III > Lucid ADA1000 > Tascam CDRW 700
(CDR) > EAC > WAV > MKW Audio Compression Toolkit (shn).
Note: This recording also circulates as part of the
complete night's shows with the Grateful Dead (etree
shnid=23062).
DISC ONE [54:14]
EARLY SHOW:
01 [02:47] tuning and intro
02 [04:48] Working Man Blues
03 [04:52] Whatcha Gonna Do
04 [04:10] Live And Let Live
05 [04:48] If You Hear Me When I'm Leavin'
06 [04:21] Henry
07 [05:27] Portland Woman
08 [06:46] Dirty Business
09 [03:56] Truck Drivin' Man
10 [06:56] Last Lonely Eagle
11 [05:23] Honky Tonk Women
DISC TWO [59:25]
LATE SHOW:
01 [00:59] tuning and intro
02 [04:20] Six Days On The Road
03 [03:47] Superman
04 [04:12] I Don't Know You
05 [02:59] broken string & dropped hat
06 [01:54] Together Again (Instrumental)
07 [04:20] Fair Chance To Know
08 [05:20] Portland Woman
09 [05:43] Garden Of Eden
10 [03:57] Henry
11 [07:37] All I Ever Wanted
12 [04:38] Delilah
13 [04:31] Louisiana Lady
14 [05:08] Honky Tonk Women
John Dawson - rhythm guitar, vocals
David Nelson - lead guitar, vocals
David Torbert - bass, vocals
Jerry Garcia - pedal steel guitar
Mickey Hart - drums
SHNTOOL:
D:MusicNewRidersnrps1970-06-24.shnf>shntool len *shn
length expanded size cdr WAVE probs filename
2:47.54 29585852 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t01.shn
4:48.01 50805596 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t02.shn
4:52.55 51638204 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t03.shn
4:10.53 44224700 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t04.shn
4:48.60 50944364 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t05.shn
4:21.03 46047500 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t06.shn
5:27.25 57741644 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t07.shn
6:46.68 71778380 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t08.shn
3:56.08 41649260 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t09.shn
6:56.74 73556492 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t10.shn
5:23.49 57092492 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d1t11.shn
0:59.03 10414700 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t01.shn
4:20.08 45882860 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t02.shn
3:47.14 40075772 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t03.shn
4:12.18 44495180 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t04.shn
2:59.45 31681484 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t05.shn
1:54.22 20161388 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t06.shn
4:20.71 46031036 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t07.shn
5:20.65 56600924 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t08.shn
5:43.23 60559340 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t09.shn
3:57.61 41950316 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t10.shn
7:37.01 80617196 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t11.shn
4:38.63 49187420 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t12.shn
4:31.53 47929100 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t13.shn
5:08.17 54371228 --- -- -xx nrps1970-06-24d2t14.shn
113:51.14 1205022428 B (totals for 25 files)
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Date: 09/26/2004
User:
Andy in Sweden
This comment is in response to comments elsewhere about the inferior quality of this "audience" recording.
First off, let me say that I'm not a big fan of most AUD recording, usually favoring SBDs even if the actual shows are mediocre performances. There are exceptions, usually "important" from a historical point of view--Bruce's famous "I've seen the future of rock 'n' roll" show at the Bottom Line, a few early Neil Young shows, and of course lots of GD shows that took you there... I really enjoy such SBDs of the NRPS as 5/26/72 and the "Rob Bleetstein's 40th Birthday" NRPS reunion which are pristine sound-wsie and great performances.
Having said all that, this is a completely listenable and very enjoyable show! You can hear all the instruments and voices distinctly and separately, and you don't get a sore ear/headache like you do from many AUDs. There isn't much crowd noise to speak of, so you don't have to put up with hoots & hollers and or/random conversations by nearby crowd members.
The performance speaks for itself. If you gotten this far, you know the make-up of the original band, the lack of good recordings from the early days, and the rarity of documented performances of some of these songs.
Thanks Noah for once again sharing this great music with us!!!
Highly recommended for all NRPS-heads, maybe not the first choice for the uninitiated.
First off, let me say that I'm not a big fan of most AUD recording, usually favoring SBDs even if the actual shows are mediocre performances. There are exceptions, usually "important" from a historical point of view--Bruce's famous "I've seen the future of rock 'n' roll" show at the Bottom Line, a few early Neil Young shows, and of course lots of GD shows that took you there... I really enjoy such SBDs of the NRPS as 5/26/72 and the "Rob Bleetstein's 40th Birthday" NRPS reunion which are pristine sound-wsie and great performances.
Having said all that, this is a completely listenable and very enjoyable show! You can hear all the instruments and voices distinctly and separately, and you don't get a sore ear/headache like you do from many AUDs. There isn't much crowd noise to speak of, so you don't have to put up with hoots & hollers and or/random conversations by nearby crowd members.
The performance speaks for itself. If you gotten this far, you know the make-up of the original band, the lack of good recordings from the early days, and the rarity of documented performances of some of these songs.
Thanks Noah for once again sharing this great music with us!!!
Highly recommended for all NRPS-heads, maybe not the first choice for the uninitiated.
Date: 02/18/2019
User:
Grateful Darkstar
The correct title for "Delilah" is Cecila and the start is clipped. Maybe 5 seconds are missing
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