Sugar Magnolia | 1970-10-04 | Grateful Dead

View NotesTruckin and the first couple notes of Till the Morning Comes are missing due to an announcer speaking from the FM broadcast.

There are two slight dropouts at 3:56 and 3:59 during Brokedown Palace.

There is a dropout near the very beginning of Next Time You See Me and another dropout in the right channel later in the song.

This was a quadraphonic radio broadcast by KQED and KSAN. The mix gets interesting during parts of the show. Phil is a monster throughout the show.

Janis Joplin Died This Night

Source 2 of 6

1:02:17

SBD

Rating:

8.59 / 18 ratings

SHNID:

gd70-10-04.sbd.cotsman.4942.sbeok.shnf

Source:

FM Soundboard

Lineage:

SBD > FM > MR > Reel > ? > CD > SHN

Taper Notes:

View NotesTrucking and the first couple notes of Till the Morning Comes are missing due to an announcer speaking from the FM broadcast.  There is a large dropout near the very beginning of Next Time You See Me as well as another large dropout in the right channel later in the song.

Taper: Unknown

Jamie Waddell cleanup of Barry Smith source

SHNID:

gd1970-10-04.145874.waddell.flac1644

Taper Notes:

View NotesProvided by Jason Chastain
tiny bit of clean up by Jamie Waddell, balanced the off center DJ
it was hard to listen to in just one ear

a GEMS share
originally seeded at www.shnflac.net
FLAC8 in TLH 16 bit 44.1kHz
March 27, 2019

Taper: Anon

gd1970-10-04.145828.fm.glassberg.sirmick.flac16

Source:

Source: KSAN-FM > Reel Master > Barry Glassberg's 1st Gen 1/4 tr Reel > PCM > CD > Wav - Received from an anonymous benefactor.

Lineage:

Lineage: wav > Adobe Audition 3 > iZotope RX7 Advanced > iZotope Ozone 5 Advanced > CD Wave > Flac 16

Taper Notes:

View NotesNotes:

- This is a very clean transfer and doesn't suffer any clicks or dropouts that were apparently present in the copy used for shnid 28363
-  You get a little more of "Truckin'," approximately 3 seconds at the start and some extra tuning courtesy of  "The Knudsen Collection."  The patches are from shnid 145789.  Thanks to Jeff Knudsen, Tom Markson and LossLess Legs.
- There was a small spot of static which has also been patched with the above mentioned source.

Thanks to my anonymous benefactor for this superb source, I was advised that it has been pitch corrected.

edited and mastered
SIRMick
March 2019

Source 5 of 6

gd1970-10-04.137070.KSAN-Setbreak-Broadcast.flac16

Source:

FM > ? > CD.

Transferrer: Harvey Lubar, Tony Cortazzo, D.Winters

Harvey Lubar, Tony Cortazzo, D.Winters

SHNID:

gd70-10-04.fm.glassberg_winters.28363.sbeok.shnf

Source:

Soundboard

Lineage:

KSAN-FM Master Reel > Barry Glassberg's 1st gen Reel (Dolby B Decoded) > PCM > CDR > EAC > CoolEdit2000 (see notes) > SHN

Taper Notes:

View Notest01 - Truckin' is only a 00.45 second fragment with the DJ talking over at the end.
t02 - Includes DJ intro during the first few seconds. Garcia's vocals are low in the mix throughout.
t03 - FM static @ 01:54. FM dropouts at 03:51 & 03:54 were removed leaving a splice.  Garcia's vocals are low in the mix until roughly 03:10 where they return to full strength.
t04 - FM dropout at 0:02 was removed leaving a splice.
t05 - Garcia's vocals partially dropout at 03:32.
t12 - FM static @ 04:03.
Entire disc was retracked with CDWave.

As an overall note when I received this recording it contained a large number of pops & clicks, plus some scattered level fluctuations.  I used Cool Edit 2000 to individually fix a lot of these problems.  No noise reduction or processing was used!  All fixes were done by individually repositioning the waveform.  All told I probably fixed more than 200 clicks so there were too many to list in this file.  I also normalized a few spots of over saturated levels.  I some cases I was not able to identify the problem within the waveform so a number of anomalies, typical for a 35 year old FM recording, still remain.  However, I think the end result is an improvement over the previous version.

EAC(secure, offset corrected), sector boundaries verified with Shntool, and seekable SHN encoding with MKW by D.Winters - 01/23/05.