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June 14th
1 show
2 tapes
Years
2025
133
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48h212
7d293
30d13319
6 shows
12 tapes
2024
140
PlaybackListensHours
48h17m
7d234
30d14023
10 shows
44 tapes
2023
182
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48h214
7d305
30d18231
14 shows
63 tapes
2022
466
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48h7913
7d15828
30d46681
26 shows
115 tapes
2021
77
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48h102
7d315
30d7713
15 shows
90 tapes
2020
12
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48h00m
7d00m
30d122
9 shows
9 tapes
2019
305
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48h7713
7d12522
30d30551
16 shows
64 tapes
2018
195
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48h296
7d71
30d19536
30 shows
74 tapes
2017
289
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48h550m
7d183
30d28948
30 shows
67 tapes
2016
271
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48h377
7d365
30d27146
21 shows
79 tapes
2015
66
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48h00m
7d92
30d6610
12 shows
74 tapes
2014
1.1k
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48h314
7d396
30d1.1k148
41 shows
161 tapes
2013
385
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48h286
7d15027
30d38565
42 shows
114 tapes
2012
407
PlaybackListensHours
48h234
7d9217
30d40769
49 shows
104 tapes
2011
22
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48h00m
7d749m
30d223
2 shows
14 tapes
2010
41
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48h00m
7d00m
30d417
2 shows
2 tapes
2009
2
PlaybackListensHours
48h00m
7d00m
30d220m
1 show
1 tape
2008
673
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48h15221
7d9313
30d67395
63 shows
255 tapes
2007
391
PlaybackListensHours
48h152
7d6110
30d39164
36 shows
158 tapes
2006
849
PlaybackListensHours
48h295
7d14825
30d849142
38 shows
128 tapes
2005
318
PlaybackListensHours
48h112
7d579
30d31851
28 shows
109 tapes
2004
130
PlaybackListensHours
48h213
7d578
30d13019
4 shows
26 tapes
2003
383
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48h618
7d305
30d38357
22 shows
90 tapes
2002
2k
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48h409
7d13924
30d2k318
55 shows
234 tapes
2001
2.1k
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48h24142
7d49675
30d2.1k361
77 shows
330 tapes
2000
1.1k
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48h438
7d14525
30d1.1k196
77 shows
209 tapes
1999
4.6k
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48h24449
7d679144
30d4.6k963
43 shows
194 tapes
1998
40
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48h00m
7d00m
30d407
7 shows
15 tapes
1996
1
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48h00m
7d00m
30d114m
1 show
2 tapes
1994
121
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48h847m
7d141
30d12112
2 shows
9 tapes
1982
2
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48h00m
7d00m
30d217m
1 show
1 tape
1976
90
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48h211m
7d454
30d909
4 shows
5 tapes
1975
5
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48h251m
7d00m
30d52
1 show
1 tape
1970
9
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48h00m
7d00m
30d91
1 show
1 tape
1964
4
PlaybackListensHours
48h355m
7d124m
30d42
1 show
1 tape
1959
25
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48h418m
7d836m
30d252
1 show
3 tapes
1994
9/24/94
Introduction
2:57
Walkin' Blues
5:39
Lazy River Road
7:39
K.C. Moon
2:36
Dupree's Diamond Blues
4:47
Childhood's End
4:26
When I Paint My Masterpiece
5:18
Attics of My Life
4:28
Cassity
7:16
Bird Song
10:04
Throwing Stones
8:47
FIN
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Sources
Taper: unknown
1:04:27
SBD
Rating:
8.00 / 5 ratings
Transferrer:
sbd: Michael Zelner & aud: Pat Volkerding
SHNID:
paf1994-09-24.matrix.sirmick.78005.flac16
Source:
sbd > dat(s) > cdr & scheops cmc4 > dat > za2 > wav > shn
Lineage:
matrix
Taper Notes:
View NotesThe scheops source has a cut at 4:09 in Lazy River Road with approximately 2.5 seconds missing, which hadn't previously been noted. The sbd has small sections of crowd/tuning missing. I've assumed that the sbd is at the correct speed and had to make some very small adjustments to the aud on most tracks. Thanks to Matt Vernon and Chris Ladner for getting these sources out there, of this beautiful show.
Source 2 of 8
1:01:57
SBD
Rating:
9.35 / 38 ratings
SHNID:
1994-09-24.paf.sbd.zelner-vernon.14071.sbeok.flacf
Source:
SBD > DAT(s) > CDR via Michael Zelner encoding Matt Vernon
Taper Notes:
View NotesSBD > DAT(s) > CDR via Michael Zelner encoding Matt Vernon
Taper: Unknown
1:04:11
Transferrer:
From The Gastwirt Collection; Charlie Miller & Joe Noel
Source:
Schoeps CMC4 MK4> Panasonic SV-255> DAT (48k) (FOB - 9th row) Charlie Miller Transfer: Dat > Panasonic SV-3700 > Tascam DA-3000 > wav 16/48 Edited & Mastered in Audacity by Joe Noel: wav 16/48 > flac 16/48
Taper Notes:
View NotesNotes: - this is an upgrade to shnid 89660 - first Phil & Friends show - benefit for Berkeley School of Music - ever the iconoclast's * first & only acoustic Throwing Stones
Taper: Scott Medeiros
1:35:31
Rating:
9.00 / 3 ratings
Taper:
Scott Medeiros
Transferrer:
Scott Medeiros
SHNID:
PL1994-09-24.PhilLeshandFriendsBerkelyCenterforMusicNak300
Source:
Nakamichi CM300 CP4 > Sony D-8 ? > DAT >CASS >
Lineage:
Transfer SD > Adobe Audition > Flac
Taper Notes:
View NotesThis was the very First Phil Lesh and Friends Check me out on Youtube and please Subscribe https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbLDkrWkBjNDP6-qzikPN5g Please check out my recording page on Facebook and give it a like ! https://www.facebook.com/pages/MuzikWize-Live-Recordings/681543778579073?ref=hl
Taper: Taper - Troy Morentin Row M (off center)
1:07:28
Taper:
Taper - Troy Morentin Row M (off center)
Transferrer:
Transferred by gsarchivist on 2019-08-03 Mastering by Jamie Waddell
SHNID:
paf1994-09-24.150154.morentin.waddell.flac1648
Source:
Neumann KM140s > Panasonic SV250 > Master DAT
Lineage:
Digital Transfer - Panasonic SV250 > Sound Devices 722 Transferred by gsarchivist on 2019-08-03
Taper Notes:
View Notes- some songs go right into the next one with applause over the first notes - hundreds of claps removed, crowd attenuated - very nice recording originally shared at www.shnflac.net on May 21, 2020 by Nicholas Meriwether On August 24, listeners in the San Francisco Bay Area tuned to KPFA for David Gans's syndicated radio show The Grateful Dead Hour heard an announcement too good to believe: there would be a benefit concert a week after the Shoreline Dead shows that would feature a set by the band minus the drummers, billed as "Phil Lesh and Friends." As the first acoustic Dead in the area since 1981, this was a significant event for fans. When tickets went on sale twelve days later, at 10 a.m. on a Monday morning, they sold out in twenty minutes. As the longest-running consistently touring major rock group, the Dead are known as a consummate electric band, but this mastery of their medium belies their fundamental fascination with the acoustic roots of American popular music. Bob Weir and Jerry Garcia had extensive experience in folk music before turning to rock, and Garcia made his own field recordings of Appalachian bluegrass to spur his banjo studies in the early Sixties. These influences are manifest in the band's repertoire today, and fans speculating on a dream set in the weeks before the show had to choose from a list of more than two dozen songs performed acoustically over the years. The purpose of the evening's show was a benefit for Berkeley High School's music program, which had graduated numerous jazz luminaries over the years, as well as two rock stars: Country Joe McDonald and Phil Lesh. In keeping with the band's long-standing tradition of benefit concerts -- they have played more than eighty over their twenty-nine year history -- tonight's performance was engineered by Lesh, who had been approached by a member of the Berkeley Public Education Foundation the previous May at a reception held for him following his performance as guest conductor with the Berkeley Symphony, in their guest conductors' program. Because of budget cuts, Berkeley had cut its school music program entirely a few months before. Since Lesh's parents had moved to Berkeley solely for the sake of their teen-ager's musical education -- they couldn't afford private lessons, and the program at Berkeley was renowned -- Lesh's response was "This is an outrage," and he promised to see what he could do. Shortly after, the Grateful Dead's charity arm, the Rex Foundation, gave a $10,000 dollar grant to help save the program. And Lesh called the Berkeley Public Education Foundation later that summer to say that he could also organize a benefit concert on their behalf, and provide the services of a majority of the Grateful Dead. With the guidance of Bill Graham Presents' Bob Barsotti -- as well as the work of many other members of the Dead and BGP -- the benefit was born. Berkeley Community Theater is on the campus of Berkeley High, and is clearly the showpiece for the school. A 3691 seat auditorium begun in 1941 and finished nine years later, BCT is a large Works Project Administration building designed by the team of Henry Gutterson and Will Corlett in the streamlined Deco style, with a beautiful interior, simply but tastefully decorated, excellent acoustics, and an ample balcony with an outdoor deck upstairs. Sight lines are good from almost anywhere inside, making it an ideal venue for acoustic music; it seems intimate, especially in contrast to the three concerts I saw the weekend before at the 20,000 seat Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View... Enterzone Copyright © 1995 read the whole review here http://www.philzone.com/reviews/rev940924.html
Transferrer: Jason Sobel
1:04:18
Transferrer:
Jason Sobel
SHNID:
phil1994-09-24.89660.flac16
Source:
Schoeps mk4 > Reutelhuber > Sony TCD-D10 pro II (@ 44.1 kHz)
Lineage:
Tascam DA-20MKII > Tascam HD-P2 > CF card > usb 2.0 > pc > WaveLab 5.01b (fades) > CD Wave v1.96.1 > FLAC v1.2.1 (Level 8)
Taper Notes:
View Notesrecorded from the 9th row
Source 7 of 8
1:03:57
Rating:
8.67 / 3 ratings
Source 8 of 8
1:04:07
Rating:
8.00 / 2 ratings
SHNID:
1994-09-24.paf.schoeps.volkerding.2379.sbeok.flacf
Source:
Recording information: Scheops CMC4>DAT>ZA2>WAV>SHNDAT>SHN transfer by Pat Volkerding <[email protected]>uploaded to easywind.etree.org and sativa.etree.org, 12/00 by Chris Ladner <[email protected]>
Taper Notes:
View NotesRecording information: Scheops CMC4>DAT>ZA2>WAV>SHN DAT>SHN transfer by Pat Volkerding uploaded to easywind.etree.org and sativa.etree.org, 12/00 by Chris Ladner