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I mixed live sound for the audience at this festival; my old friend and colleague, Paul Blakemore, did the fine music mix for the broadcast that we're listening to. When I heard this happening, I thought Dennis Rowland kicked Joe's butt. More than 50 years later, I still hear it that way! Many thanks to those who recorded this music off the air, saved it for 50+ years, and posted it here!

I mixed live sound for this festival; my good friend and colleague Ken Rasek did a great mix for the broadcast, which we're listening to. I spoke with John Campbell a few weeks ago. BTW -- the bio here is about someone else! AI?

I was mixing live sound for the audience at Grant Park during this festival. What you're hearing here was recorded by someone at home listening to the broadcast on WBEZ, the Chicago NPR station (we know this because we hear WBEZ's station break). That accounts for the occasional noises that intrude. My good friend and colleague, Ken Rasek, is responsible for the fine broadcast mix we're listening to here. It's always great to hear Eddie Johnson, the legendary Chicago tenor player who chose to stay there rather than go on the road with Duke Ellington decades earlier. I love his very distinctive sound. So did Kurt Elling, who came of age musically in Chicago, nurtured by Eddie and a host of other Chicago musicians. Kurt returned the favor by often using him on his recordings until the end of Eddie's life. There were many great performances on this festival, and I hope that more of them will emerge. One that I especially remember is the band led by Ira Sullivan, and featured the wonderful pianist, Chris Anderson. Chris was another Chicago musician, who was an early influence to another Chicagoan, Herbie Hancock. Chicago trumpeter Art Hoyle, who grew up with Chris, described his playing to me as "like a beautiful little butterfly on the keys." Chris, who was blind and suffered from a debilitating bone disease, settled in New York, where he spent the rest of his life. There was another awfully nice set by a small band that included lead alto Earl Warren and trombonist Dickie Wells, from the Basie band of the late '30s and early 40s that included Lester Young. They also made some wonderful small band recordings with Pres. All the musicians in the dressing room before this performance were very concerned about Helen Humes, who was quite ill, and died only a week later. Helen was a lovely person, a real sweetheart. I had the wonderful experience of mixing sound for her in a Chicago club a few years earlier.

Давно хотел услышать сольник Девида Кросби у него они классные 😂проникновенные привет из Сочи ❤

another great pick DAD. got the other 1 from N.Y. like this 1 better way to go.

!!UNA JOYA!!GRACIAS!!!

best video on youtube ngl

wow...this is special...love it

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I love your channel man

Excelente maravillosa música gracias gattasco.

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I was at this concert-one of my fondest memories. I also had a cassette recording of this broadcast which I lost many years ago…Thank you for posting this. I feel like I’m able to relive this great evening from so many years ago, just by listening to this again…Long live the Count of Red Bank…

Круто, нечего сказать😅❤❤❤

12/31/72 --- 1/1/73

Very sure Pigs last gig was at the Hollywood Bowl June 17 when they got back from yurrop. I was at this NYE show also, best I can recall….never heard the KSAN recordings before….thank-you from losgatos_dale

FANTASTIC Album ❤

This is a real piece of treasure here, thanks for uploading

All of these Tunes from the record plant remastered much clearer or on the 50th Anniversary Bridge of Sighs box set release

Where’s the video???

What a gem. Have not listened yet imamd i have goosebumps

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they are awfully good.

Isn't it weird that i'm enjoying a 25 years old bootleg better than the recent stuff? They still had it back then...

I'm thinking this must be 1975 with "Heart" added from the no nukes concert in '79

i was doing a youtube search "grateful dead king biscuit" because i am certain that i cassette-taped from a 1979 maybe 1980 King Biscuit that included Minglewood and Althea and i thought it was Nassau Coliseum '80 but not sure that's why i was searching and found this one... does anyone know of the King Biscuit I am referring too?

They ROCKED so hard kids that if you even read how you surely would die.........and you invented puff and gales 😅😅😅😂😂

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I'm a hard core DanFan, thanks for sharing! Icarus Ascending!

I was a USAF service member serving at RAF Mildenhall from 76-78. I went to this concert my last weekend before leaving for my next duty station in Hawaii. As I was going to the bathroom from all the pub hopping we were doing that weekend, I saw an open window in the hallway. I know this sounds crazy, but there was a rickety old chair nearby. I put it under the window and hoisted myself out the window. I found myself on the roof of the HO with the large red signage lit up. It was amazing. I climbed back down and went and got my buddy we use to call PA, (I think since he was from Pennsylvania.) I said, "You have to come with me. You won't believe what I found." I took him back to the window and we both climbed on to the roof. It was absolutely phenomenal. We had a view over as much of London as the typical foggy London night would allow, fired up some Lebanese blonde, and listened to the music of the great BB King. It was one of the greatest concert experiences of my life. Up their with Knebworth only a couple of months earlier. I lost track of PA after that, but if by remote chance he comes across this, look me up old buddy. I'm still in Hawaii.

Verry delightful ,thanx

Gran concierto de una gran banda. Roscoe!

Gran música de dos genios. Urgente corregir la información sobre el homónimo de SL. Gracias.

Great!!!! 😊

Worlds Shortest Version of ‘Half As Much’ ever heard! 🤣😩😉 (@13:14)

fan super

Excellent 💖 I ignoring all the chuckys now amd I doing funny times by myself cleaning up etcetera. 💚💚💖💖💝💝🥰

Outstanding!

Bonnie Lowell singing Jackson

No Daydream?

The feeling I had at this moment is beyond description. 🌺GDF💀NFA💐

Estasi

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Can you believe the explicit lyrics around @14:23?

This was only three songs out from Billie Preston's Nuthin' from Nothin' Leaves Nuthin'...

ha ha - nice to see.....and hear! i taped this years ago on an old 8 track.....when i converted it to cassette, it played a 'tad' slow (making george's really high harmony vocals not as 'high'). based on this broadcast i went and saw them at the Roxy in L.A......great band, great show and rest in peace Paul & Rusty!

Kiss you Shaky love ❤🎉

Oh man what a day discovering this and the video from the midnight special thank you my favorite band so limited stuff available yee ha

One of the best drum albums of all time by one of the best drummers.

27:50 vine street boogie