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1999
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Ratdog
1999
2/13/99
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
7:38
She Belongs To Me
4:21
Twilight Time
3:58
Artificial Flowers
4:09
The Winners
4:59
Black Throated Wind
6:23
Victim
8:02
Memphis Blues
9:08
Ripple
4:34
Two Djinn
8:47
Minglewood
6:49
Easy To Slip
7:51
Supplication Jam
2:29
Easy To Slip
1:28
Josephine >
6:55
The Other One >
6:54
Bass Solo >
4:44
Drums >
6:52
Wang Dang Doodle
10:09
All Along the Watchtower
8:21
GDTRFB
6:35
Gloria
5:31
One More Saturday Night
5:57
FIN
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Sources
Taper: unknown
2:22:46
SBD
SHNID:
rd31999-02-13.sbd.unk.vernon.175130.shnf
Source:
SBD > ?? > CDR
Lineage:
????
Taper Notes:
View NotesBob Weir (Robert Hall Weir) - acoustic guitar, electric guitar (for "Minglewood Blues" & then "Josephine" to end of show), vox Jay "Rhino Boy" Lane - drums, percussion, b.vox Rob Wasserman (Robert S.Wasserman) - bass #=w/ Michael Falzarano (Michael B.Falzarano) - guitar, mandolin, vox $$=w/ Taylor Hanson (Jordan Taylor Hanson) - keys, vox **=w/ Isaac Hanson (Clarke Isaac Hanson) - guitar, vox ++=w/ Zac Hanson (Zachary Walker Hanson) - drums, vox original Notes: --benefit for the Federal Land Action Group vg NOTES (2025-12-08): --while technically being RD3 for this show, the shows were billed on posters as "Bob Weir Rob Wasserman & Friends" & "Bob Weir & Rob Wasserman" --this show (& the 3-day run) was "A Benefit For the Federal Land Action Group" --this venue sadly no longer exists...it opened on 1989-02-16 (New Potato Caboose performed) & officially closed on 2001-09-11 (Project Logic & an All Star cast played there the night before & there were scheduled shows throughout the rest of this 'closing week', but the world changed on the morning of 2001-09-11 just a few blocks away)...after this official closing, it was able to open for 1 final jam session on 2001-09-29 that included Robert Hunter...the venue became affectionately known by attendees as the "Sweatglands" due to how hot & sweaty it got in the place (nickname credited to John Popper of Blues Traveler)...also known as "The Wetlands" & "Wetlands" --https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wetlands_Preserve
Taper: unknown
2:26:38
SBD
Transferrer:
Darryl Hinko
SHNID:
rd31999-02-13.sbd.unk.hinko.vernon.089468.flac1644
Source:
sbd > pro cam > hi8 cam
Lineage:
hi8 cam > vegas > adobe aud.2 > Cool Edit Pro 2.1 > FLAC
Taper Notes:
View NotesBob Weir (Robert Hall Weir) - acoustic guitar, electric guitar (for "Minglewood Blues" & then "Josephine" to end of show), vox Jay "Rhino Boy" Lane - drums, percussion, b.vox Rob Wasserman (Robert S.Wasserman) - bass #=w/ Michael Falzarano (Michael B.Falzarano) - guitar, vox $$=w/ Taylor Hanson (Jordan Taylor Hanson) - keys, vox **=w/ Isaac Hanson (Clarke Isaac Hanson) - guitar, vox ++=w/ Zac Hanson (Zachary Walker Hanson) - drums, vox Darryl Hinko Notes: --Whole show is seamless, can be reassembled for DVD burning --About a minute of hum between Bass and Drums, I left it there --d1t07 "Black-Throated Wind" patch at 4:26 less then 1 second --d1t13 "Minglewood Blues" patch at 3:21 less then 1 second --d2t08 "Wang Dang Doodle" patch at 3:09 less then 1 second --Enjoy! vg NOTES (2025-12-08): --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
2:28:10
Taper:
Dan Greenberg
Transferrer:
Michael Buzzeo
SHNID:
rd31999-02-13.fob-sonics.greenberg.buzzeo.143642.flac1644
Source:
Sonic studio's (FOB) > Sony D7
Lineage:
????
Taper Notes:
View NotesBob Weir (Robert Hall Weir) - acoustic guitar, electric guitar (for "Minglewood Blues" & then "Josephine" to end of show), vox Jay "Rhino Boy" Lane - drums, percussion, b.vox Rob Wasserman (Robert S.Wasserman) - bass #=w/ Michael Falzarano (Michael B.Falzarano) - guitar, mandolin, vox $$=w/ Taylor Hanson (Jordan Taylor Hanson) - keys, vox **=w/ Isaac Hanson (Clarke Isaac Hanson) - guitar, vox ++=w/ Zac Hanson (Zachary Walker Hanson) - drums, vox vg NOTES (2025-12-09): --there's increasing distortion toward the end of the show in this source, post "Drums"...sounds to me like the batteries were failing somewhere, like in a preamp or something (has that kind of sound to it, etc.)...just a theory --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