Grateful Dead
Jan 14, 1967 at Polo Field, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco, CA
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- The Great Human Be-In
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- Special Guests of The Grateful Dead at The Human Be-In: January 14, 1967 Polo Grounds, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA
Marvin Boxley playing harmonica behind Jerry Garcia, at the Human Be-In at Golden Gate Park's Polo Grounds, on Saturday, January 14, 1967.... - First Free Grateful Dead Concert In Every City (Business Innovations)
The Panhandle abuts Golden Gate Park, but actually it is part of the Haight Ashbury neighborhood rather than the park itself. Music in L... - August 3, 1969 Family Dog On The Great Highway, San Francisco, CA: Grateful Dead/Albert Collins/Ballet Afro-Haiti (Plus Special Mystery Guests!)[FDGH I]
A flyer for a weekend at Chet Helms Family Dog On The Great Highway, featuring the "Good Old Greatful Dead," Ballet Afro-Haiti and Albert ... - Morning Dew (Guest Post)
MORNING DEW Evolution of Morning Dew as a Grateful Dead Song and Sunday afternoon musings on the song: by Stev Lenon, 1999 Morning ... - January 14, 1967: Golden Gate Park, San Francisco
THE BEGINNING IS THE HUMAN BE-IN Would you believe Timothy Leary and Mario Savio? Allen Ginsberg and Jack Weinberg? Lao-tzu and Spartacus?... - July 2, 1967, El Camino Park, Palo Alto, CA: Mary Poppins Umbrella Festival and Be-In (Early Palo Alto)
Fans at the Mary Poppins Umbrella Festival and Be-In at El Camino Park in Palo Alto, on Sunday, July 2, 1967. The photo by Bill Howell is ... - David Nelson And The New Delhi River Band, January-June 1967 (David Nelson III)
A poster for The Loading Zone and The New Delhi River Band at Pauley Ballroom on the UC Berkeley Campus on Friday, March 3, 1967 The New... - August 5, 1966 English Bay Beach Bandstand, Vancouver, BC Grateful Dead (first free concert)
(The Bob Masse poster for the Grateful Dead's performance at the Pender Auditorium in Vancouver. H/t Ross for the scan) Free outdoor co...
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"description": "<div class=\"b1 set\"><span>Set I</span><div class=\"set_info\" style=\"padding-left:1em;\"><span title=\"Click to edit\" class=\"undefined\">Morning Dew, Viola Lee Blues, Good Morning Little School Girl*</span></div></div><div class=\"b1 set\"><div class=\"set_info\" style=\"padding-left:1em;\"><span title=\"Click to edit\"> </span></div></div><div class=\"b2 set\"><span>Comment</span><div class=\"set_info\" style=\"padding-left:1em;\"><span title=\"Click to edit\">*with Charles LIoyd 'The Great Human Be-In' aftenoon concert Other artist(s):jefferson Airplane; QMS; Country Joe & The Fish; Charlatans</span></div></div>",
"notes": "Part of The Music Never Stopped Project 2002 shn em up initiative 4/28/2002\n\nThanks to Raoul Duke for the disks!\n\n*Charles Lloyd on flute on GMLS.\n\nNotes:\n1. shntool confirms tracks cut on sector boundaries\n2. Flaws\nd1t2 05:34 - skip or similar anomaly\n3. From www.deadlists.com\n\n\nCOMMENTS \"The Great Human Be-In\" - afternoon concert. Other artist(s): Jefferson Airplane, QMS, Country Joe & The Fish and The Charlatans\". *Charles Lloyd on flute on GMLS.\n\nTranscribed by Glenn Gillis:\nBest of all were the glorious free concerts in the Panhandle -- a flatbed truck, makeshift electricity, food, wine, friends, sunshine, and some wonderful bands who hadn't hit the big time yet. At first it seemed amazing that we knew by name so many of the hundreds gathered; but as the months went by, our awareness of a larger community grew until it peaked that fine day in January of 1967, the day of the Tribal Stomp at the Polo Fields to be known as the \"Human Be In.\"\n\nWe heard it through the grapevine, and a half dozen of us started early that morning to walk the couple of miles to the park. As we walked along Lincoln Avenue, we noticed other groups of neighbors walking in the same direction. More joined in off side streets, and by the time we turned north into the park, we were a large, laughing group. A half mile later, we were a horde and as the Be-In took shape through the day, we were awed and thrilled as the Polo Fields filled up with more than 20,000 people. It was a day of innonence and hope; and in many ways the last moments of naivete for a neighborhood that had just gone public. -- Rosie McGee from: Brandelius, Jerilyn Lee, \"Grateful Dead Family Album -- p40. New York: Warner Books, Inc., 1989.\n\nTo see the concert art:\n< http://www.pompano.net/~goodbear/concert_art/01_14_67-1.html >\n< http://www.pompano.net/~goodbear/concert_art/01_14_67-2.html >\n< http://www.pompano.net/~goodbear/concert_art/01_14_67-3.html >\n< http://www.pompano.net/~goodbear/concert_art/01_14_67-4.html >\n\nDavid Sorochty:\nA short while ago I mentioned that I received a tape from David Dieterich which had on it some undated filler which included an unknown instrumental version of Viola Lee Blues.\n\nI listened carefully to that bit and here's what I got:\n\nMidnight Hour (13.17)\nViola Lee Blues# (4.10) instrumental version\n#Good Morning Little Schoolgirl (0.27) (with flute)\n\nWhen I heard the flute on GMLSG I thought immediately of 1-14-67 and sure enough that's what it was, but just the tail end of the song. After checking the Viola Lee turned out to also be from 1-14-67, but just from the beginning up to the quick dropout in that song at the 4 minute 10 second mark. I have not really\ntried to figure out where the Midnight Hour comes from, but I suspect it will be duplication of something common.\n\nI was fooled into thinking the Viola Lee was an unique instrumental version because it didn't have the end of the song which is the only place they sung the lyrics on 1-14-67. I hope this helps to clarify things for you if you come across this item.\n\nThink quickly - where else is there a 13 minute 17 second Midnight Hour?\n\nTeddy GoodBear:\nAfter listening to the rap in GMLSG, I'd say it's Lloyd with help from Pigpen. I've not heard Lloyd other than this recording, nor do I know what Lloyd's voice sounds like; as I'm just guessing. So I'm listing this entry as \"sounding like Lloyd\", unless somebody knows differently.\n\nRECORDINGS (?) SB. Master soundboard reel > 2 cassette generations > DAT > circulation."
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