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Grateful Dead 02/28/1969

Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA
SHNID 3397
Source Summary
16-Track Master Reel> DAT> CD> EAC> SHN, with various patches (see info file); via Charlie Miller, Aoxoa, Seth Kaplan; upload by Darrin Sacks
Entered by dr.unclear
Checksums shn-md5, st5
Disc Counts 2 / 3
Media Size
Date Circulated
Date Added
3/30/01
05/11/2001
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Archive Identifier gd69-02-28.sbd.16track.kaplan.3397.sbeok.shnf ↗

Other Sources
SHNID 132672 flac16/48kHz ; Ampex MM-1000 16 Track Master...
SHNID 139196 flac16/48kHz ; SBD > 2-track Master Reels >...
Grateful Dead
February 28, 1969
Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA
Three Discs

Source info:  
16-Track Master Reel>DAT>CD>EAC>SHN
(Extraction and.shn encoding by Seth Kaplan, Sdk022769@aol.com)
(Initial seeds circulated by C. Miller via Aoxoa ====> THANKS!)

Disc 1
Set One:

1.  Bill Graham Intro (Set One) >                00:12
2.  Morning Dew                                  10:43
3.  Good Morning Little Schoolgirl               10:50
4.  Doin' That Rag                               06:04
5.  King Bee                                     07:17
6.  Turn On Your Lovelight                       19:30
    
    Total Disc Time:                             54:39  

Disc 2
Set Two:

1.  Bill Graham Intro (Set Two) >                00:05
2.  Cryptical Envelopment >                      01:57
3.  Drumz >                                      00:14
4.  That's It For the Other One >                08:01
5.  Cryptical Envelopment Reprise >              08:31
6.  Dark Star >                                  19:55
7.  St. Stephen >                                05:05
8.  William Tell >                               01:08
9.  The Eleven >                                 16:49
10. Death Don't Have No Mercy                    10:00

    Total Disc Time:                             71:50

Disc 3
Set Two, cont. Encore:

1.  "We've Got to Think of
     Something to Do!..."--->"Crocodile!" >      00:44
2.  Alligator >                                  03:39
3.  Drumz > Drummers' Chant > Drumz >            04:14
4.  Power Jam >                                  12:29
5.  Caution (Do not Stop on Tracks) >            11:23
6.  Feedback >                                   05:25
7.  And We Bid You Goodnight >              
    Goodnight from All the Electronic Mice...    01:40

    Total Disc Time:                             39:38

Source info for spliced portions:
0:35.360 seconds of Lovelight: 2-Track SBDMR>C>C>DAT>CD  
0:36.526 seconds of Pre-Encore stage banter: 2-track MSR>R2Rx2>DAT>CD
0:34.512 seconds of Alligator: 2-Track SBDMR>R>R>PCM>DAT>CD
0:00.895 seconds of Alligator from the Multi-Track Master Reel
was replaced with 0:00.895 seconds of Alligator from the 2-Track
SBDMR>R>R>PCM>DAT>CD where the Multi-Track Master Reel slowed down
and ran out.
The above splices from the alternative 2-Track sources were edited
and patched by myself using Cool Edit 2000 FFT filters, Normalize/Amplification
and Time/Pitch functions.  
A replicated section of crowd noise after King Bee was removed by me and a
repeating error at the end of Dark Star was fixed by Jack Warner.
I also re-tracked most of the show after completing the above edits.
Dark Star splice at approximately 18:00 (drops off at 17:58 on the initial
unpatched disc 2) from 2-Track DAT source supplied by Rob Bertrando:
SBDMR>DAT>CD and was done by Aoxoa and C. Miller

Proper extraction and sector boundaries verified via EAC and .shntool

Comments

Other Sources (comments)
flac16/48kHz ; Ampex... (0) flac16/48kHz ; SBD >... (0)
Date: 04/17/2001
d2t6 'Dark Star' has what sounds like a repeated section;
~17:51,705 to ~17:56,546 right before the patch is repeated in the patch
Date: 04/25/2001
User: Richard
There is a version from the 16 MR's does have that does have the repeating section in Dark Star. This one does not. I have heard both versions. In fact, the text file for this version says "A replicated section of crowd noise after King Bee was removed by me and a repeating error at the end of Dark Star was fixed by Jack Warner. "
Date: 12/18/2004
User: Shawn
Why is "William Tell" listed as a track ? Is this just someone who doesn't know the Eleven or was it a seperate jam/lyrics ?
Date: 12/18/2004
Well, "Peggy-O" is often listed as "Fennario," or was referred to as such by the band, there is some question as to whether it's "Ramble On Rose" or "Ramblin' Rose," to this day some people feel Jerry sings "some motherfucker's crime" instead of "some other," my suggestion is don't get too hung up over titles and words.
Date: 12/18/2004
User: jb
My guess is because it is not really part of either St Stephen or The Eleven. Listen to versions of either song without the other one. It's not there in either case. In this case, I guess the seeder decided to make it its own track instead of sticking it randomly with one of the other songs. No biggie, as far as I'm concerned.
Date: 12/18/2004
I believe Hunter has the lyrics for the WT Bridge as part of Saint Stephen in his lyric book. Straight from the horse's mouth so to speak....
Date: 12/19/2004
That is correct jb. To my knowledge, it is only used as a separate bridge when St. Stephen leads into The Eleven. This makes it a separate track as it doesn't exist in any other circumstances.
Date: 12/19/2004
"d2t6 'Dark Star' has what sounds like a repeated section;
~17:51,705 to ~17:56,546 right before the patch is repeated in the patch"

That is correct. The repeating section was never removed.
Date: 12/19/2004
User: jb
Seth,

Technically, I think I would consider it part of St Stephen and I would attach it to St Stephen if I were tracking an old show like this one. As someone pointed out, it is part of St Stephen in Hunter's lyric book, and it is listed as a part of St Stephen in the lyrics in the liner notes of Live Dead. Therefore, I personally would consider it part of St Stephen, even if the Dead only chose to play it when St Stephen segued into The Eleven. Additionally, both St Stephen and the bridge are played in 4/4 time. The Eleven is called The Eleven because it is in 11/12 time. If I were tracking old shows, I would always start The Eleven where the time signature changes.

Like I said, though, no biggie. This is a situation where there could be several differing opinions that are all not necessarily wrong.
Date: 01/05/2005
If we want to get technical about song titles. That's It For The Other One is incorrectly titled. That's It For The Other One is a suite which on this tape is Cryptical Envelopment>Drums>The Other One>Cryptical Envelopment. But who cares about song titles listed, when you make your own cd labels put down what you want. I believe William Tell should be tracked as St. Stephen but oh well, on cd label put St. Stephen(William Tell). Thanks for the tunes this show cooks!!!
Date: 01/06/2005
User: jb
Even "The Other One" is not the correct title of Bob's part of the That's It For The Other One suite. Standard convention among Deadheads is to lable TIFTOO as Cryptical>Drume>Other One>Cryptical, but Bob's part (typically labelled The Other One and always called The Other One when played separately) really has some crazy 60s acid-inspired name like Quadlibet For Tenderfeet or something.
Date: 01/07/2005
User: sport
i thought i once read somehere that the Eleven's name had something to do with the geography around San Fran.Eleven hills or something like that.
Date: 01/09/2005
The Eleven, and the Seven Jam, I thought were all in reference to time signatures??