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June 6th
1 show
4 tapes
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2018
60
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48h00m
7d00m
30d608
1 show
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2014
550
PlaybackListensHours
48h102
7d9615
30d55085
29 shows
74 tapes
2013
41
PlaybackListensHours
48h00m
7d328m
30d416
3 shows
13 tapes
2012
8
PlaybackListensHours
48h00m
7d00m
30d81
1 show
1 tape
2011
11
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48h00m
7d00m
30d111
1 show
4 tapes
2009
194
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48h00m
7d396
30d19430
29 shows
59 tapes
2008
277
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48h7010
7d15123
30d27743
38 shows
87 tapes
2007
504
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48h7711
7d10815
30d50472
67 shows
137 tapes
2006
558
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48h437m
7d7611
30d55876
49 shows
82 tapes
2005
505
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48h549m
7d10414
30d50564
68 shows
114 tapes
2004
461
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48h216m
7d396
30d46158
20 shows
39 tapes
2003
1.4k
PlaybackListensHours
48h629
7d14520
30d1.4k193
47 shows
89 tapes
2002
1.9k
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48h324
7d27934
30d1.9k226
80 shows
145 tapes
2001
594
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48h8810
7d16324
30d59479
60 shows
102 tapes
2000
211
PlaybackListensHours
48h627
7d688
30d21126
25 shows
41 tapes
1999
389
PlaybackListensHours
48h324
7d8010
30d38949
26 shows
43 tapes
1998
98
PlaybackListensHours
48h317m
7d223
30d9812
33 shows
50 tapes
1997
194
PlaybackListensHours
48h293
7d243
30d19422
46 shows
80 tapes
1996
143
PlaybackListensHours
48h28m
7d111
30d14314
36 shows
81 tapes
1995
388
PlaybackListensHours
48h706
7d302
30d38832
28 shows
59 tapes
1999
2/11/99
intro, Jack Straw
8:27
Walkin' Blues ->
5:28
Take Me To the River
4:39
Queen Jane Approximately
6:08
City Girls ->
4:55
Fever
5:18
El Paso ->
5:23
Desolation Row
9:10
Loose Lucy
7:25
Bury Me Standing Jam -> **
3:55
K.C.Moan
3:27
Friend Of the Devil
4:09
Wang Dang Doodle #
8:53
Little Red Rooster #
7:49
This Time Forever ->
4:49
Shade Of Grey ->
5:03
Easy To Slip ->
6:54
Bass
8:14
//Drums -> The Other One -> #
13:03
Cassidy #
11:35
E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door #
7:31
FIN
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Sources
Taper: unknown
2:22:05
SBD
SHNID:
rd31999-02-11.sbd.unk.tinydancer.biodtl.vernon.084067.flac1644
Source:
SBD > DAT > CD
Lineage:
CD > EAC > CDWav > Flac (8)
Taper Notes:
View NotesBob Weir (Robert Hall Weir) - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, vox Jay "Rhino Boy" Lane - drums, percussion, b.vox Rob Wasserman (Robert S.Wasserman) - bass #=w/ Warren Haynes (Warren Dale Haynes) - guitar Biodtl Notes: --Thanks to Tinydancer for the seed discs --EAC/Conversion by Biodtl 04/05/07 --Levels were all over the place. --Levels get very hot upon Warren's entry (d2t01), resulting in periods of distortion for the remainder of the show. vg NOTES (2025-12-08): --Bobby on electric guitar for "Wang Dang Doodle", "Little Red Rooster", "The Other One", "Cassidy" --based upon the full fob sonics version of this show (shnid=141416), there is over 5 minutes missing from d2t07 ("Drums") --while technically being RD3 for this show, the shows were billed on posters as "Bob Weir Rob Wasserman & Friends" & "Bob Weir & Rob Wasserman" --this show (& the 3-day run) was "A Benefit For the Federal Land Action Group" --this venue sadly no longer exists...it opened on 1989-02-16 (New Potato Caboose performed) & officially closed on 2001-09-11 (Project Logic & an All Star cast played there the night before & there were scheduled shows throughout the rest of this 'closing week', but the world changed on the morning of 2001-09-11 just a few blocks away)...after this official closing, it was able to open for 1 final jam session on 2001-09-29 that included Robert Hunter...the venue became affectionately known by attendees as the "Sweatglands" due to how hot & sweaty it got in the place (nickname credited to John Popper of Blues Traveler)...also known as "The Wetlands" & "Wetlands" --https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wetlands_Preserve
Taper: unknown
2:22:15
SBD
SHNID:
rd31999-02-11.sbd.unk.digby.14667.flac1644
Source:
SBD > DAT > CD
Lineage:
???? (shn to flac with tlh level 8 and checksums created by digby on 4/28/2020)
Taper Notes:
View NotesBob Weir (Robert Hall Weir) - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, vox Jay "Rhino Boy" Lane - drums, percussion, b.vox Rob Wasserman (Robert S.Wasserman) - bass #=w/ Warren Haynes (Warren Dale Haynes) - guitar original Notes: --Bobby on electric guitar for "Wang Dang Doodle", "Little Red Rooster", "The Other One", "Cassidy" --"Drums" fade in. --faint blip "Queen Jane Approximately" 1:07; "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" 3:16 faint blip digby Notes (2020-04-28): --This is a flac version of shn 14667 --shn to flac with tlh level 8 and checksums created by digby on 4/28/2020 vg NOTES (2025-12-08): --based upon the full fob sonics version of this show (shnid=141416), there is over 5 minutes missing from the Drums section of d2t07 --while technically being RD3 for this show, the shows were billed on posters as "Bob Weir Rob Wasserman & Friends" & "Bob Weir & Rob Wasserman" --this show (& the 3-day run) was "A Benefit For the Federal Land Action Group" --this venue sadly no longer exists...it opened on 1989-02-16 (New Potato Caboose performed) & officially closed on 2001-09-11 (Project Logic & an All Star cast played there the night before & there were scheduled shows throughout the rest of this 'closing week', but the world changed on the morning of 2001-09-11 just a few blocks away)...after this official closing, it was able to open for 1 final jam session on 2001-09-29 that included Robert Hunter...the venue became affectionately known by attendees as the "Sweatglands" due to how hot & sweaty it got in the place (nickname credited to John Popper of Blues Traveler)...also known as "The Wetlands" & "Wetlands" --https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wetlands_Preserve
Taper: unknown
2:22:15
SBD
SHNID:
rd1999-02-11.sbd.unk.014667.shnf
Source:
SBD > DAT > CD
Lineage:
????
Taper Notes:
View NotesBob Weir (Robert Hall Weir) - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, vox Jay "Rhino Boy" Lane - drums, percussion, b.vox Rob Wasserman (Robert S.Wasserman) - bass #=w/ Warren Haynes (Warren Dale Haynes) - guitar original Notes: --Bobby on electric guitar for "Wang Dang Doodle", "Little Red Rooster", "The Other One", "Cassidy" --"Drums" fade in. --faint blip "Queen Jane Approximately" 1:07; "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" 3:16 faint blip vg NOTES (2025-12-08): --based upon the full fob sonics version of this show (shnid=141416), there is over 5 minutes missing from the Drums section of d2t07 --while technically being RD3 for this show, the shows were billed on posters as "Bob Weir Rob Wasserman & Friends" & "Bob Weir & Rob Wasserman" --this show (& the 3-day run) was "A Benefit For the Federal Land Action Group" --this venue sadly no longer exists...it opened on 1989-02-16 (New Potato Caboose performed) & officially closed on 2001-09-11 (Project Logic & an All Star cast played there the night before & there were scheduled shows throughout the rest of this 'closing week', but the world changed on the morning of 2001-09-11 just a few blocks away)...after this official closing, it was able to open for 1 final jam session on 2001-09-29 that included Robert Hunter...the venue became affectionately known by attendees as the "Sweatglands" due to how hot & sweaty it got in the place (nickname credited to John Popper of Blues Traveler)...also known as "The Wetlands" & "Wetlands" --https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wetlands_Preserve
Taper: Dan Greenberg
2:24:45
Taper:
Dan Greenberg
Transferrer:
Michael Buzzeo
SHNID:
rd31999-02-11.fob-sonics.greenberg.buzzeo.141416.flac1644
Source:
Sonic studio's (fob) > Sony D7
Lineage:
????
Taper Notes:
View NotesBob Weir (Robert Hall Weir) - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, vox Jay "Rhino Boy" Lane - drums, percussion, b.vox Rob Wasserman (Robert S.Wasserman) - bass #=w/ Warren Haynes (Warren Dale Haynes) - guitar Michael Buzzeo Notes: --The band was RD3 - Bob Weir, Rob Wasserman & Jay Lane vg NOTES (2025-12-08): --I added that this recording is fob as I've heard enough Wetlands recordings (& been there enough times during its run) to distinguish pretty well the difference between something recorded in the taper corral next to the sbd desk & something in front of that...this one totally has the feel of being stealth recorded out in the midst of the crowd as even though it sounds great, you can hear the crowd all around the taper & at the same level of the mics (vs being a little below & in from of the mics if it were done from that infamous corral area, etc.)...additionally, after the encore, one can hear a discussion between the taper & some attendee about where the taper was taping & at one point the attendee says. "...you ever hear of the tapers' section??" - so, there's that clue as well. In the Wetlands, you were either in the taper section corral or you were fob as the space was short & wide & there was only the back wall of the club behind the corral, etc. --regarding t01 ("Jack Straw"), this track only contains 40 seconds of blank space & there was no info about why that is...my assumption here is that this blank space was the 1st 40 seconds of the DAT that tapers would typically record blank space onto in order to get past any potential errors, etc. I theorize that because the beginning of t02 ("Walkin' Blues") is clipped & abruptly jumps in with the tune already in progress (but before the 1st verse)...this leads me to believe that Dan Greenberg started recording then & that's what was on the DAT that Buzzeo transferred...of course, if "Jack Straw" exists from this recording & I'm wrong about this theory, Dan or Mike please get that 1st tune circulated from this source, please!! --Bobby on electric guitar for "Wang Dang Doodle", "Little Red Rooster", "The Other One", "Cassidy" --while technically being RD3 for this show, the shows were billed on posters as "Bob Weir Rob Wasserman & Friends" & "Bob Weir & Rob Wasserman" --this show (& the 3-day run) was "A Benefit For the Federal Land Action Group" --this venue sadly no longer exists...it opened on 1989-02-16 (New Potato Caboose performed) & officially closed on 2001-09-11 (Project Logic & an All Star cast played there the night before & there were scheduled shows throughout the rest of this 'closing week', but the world changed on the morning of 2001-09-11 just a few blocks away)...after this official closing, it was able to open for 1 final jam session on 2001-09-29 that included Robert Hunter...the venue became affectionately known by attendees as the "Sweatglands" due to how hot & sweaty it got in the place (nickname credited to John Popper of Blues Traveler)...also known as "The Wetlands" & "Wetlands" --https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wetlands_Preserve