I have two sources for this show, you can read the info here.Ĩ Greg Sutton: (Got to use My ) Immagination (Goffin/Goldberg)ġ0 Girl From the North Country (acoustic)ġ1 Its Alright Ma (I’m only Bleeding) (acoustic)Ĭarlos Santana (guitar) during the encores Posted in Bootleg Bonanza, Bruce Hornsby, Carlos Santana, Music, The Grateful Dead | Tagged 1991, bruce hornsby, california, carlos santana, gary duncan, grateful dead, oakland, oakland coliseum | 1 Comment Grateful Dead – Las Vegas, NV (04/28/91) Very first notes of Sugar Magnolia clipped as on other circulating source.Įncore audience splice snagged from previously circulated set. I have three sources for this show, you can read the info here. Posted in Bootleg Bonanza, Carlos Santana, John Lee Hooker, Music | Tagged 1989, california, carlos santana, John Lee Hooker, luther burbank center, santa rosa | Leave a comment Grateful Dead – Oakland, CA (10/27/91)
Transfer (January, 2014): Sony WV-DR7 > Sony DVMC-DA2 Media Converter > Mac Final Cut Pro > Pro Tools (DC offset correction, normalization, minor clicks manually repaired seamlessly, fades and down-sampling to 44.1Kbps – No equalization or noise reduction). I did the best I could but any additions/corrections will be much appreciated and the DVD video will follow shortly.Ġ3 John Lee Hooker intro > She’s GoneĠ5 John introduces Carlos SantanaĠ6 I Cried Myself To Sleep ġ2 That’s Alright ġ4 That’s Alright (reprise) I’m posting this before the video because I need some help with the setlist for the DVD authoring.
Since the DVD video will have AC3 (Dolby Digital) audio this lossless version is for those who might want it this way too. But there are a few really ripping guitar solos if you know where to find them. Carlos is out there for most of the set but there are 3 other guitarists and he is the guest so he doesn’t solo that much. As is typical for this type of audience recording the instruments sound great but the vocals are a bit in the background. Decent quality “stage recording” audio from a 1st gen.
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