audio jg1981-07-10-Interview.shnf sound 2005-01-05 22:57:01 Gtateful Dead Jerry Garcia Interview Raddison Hotel, room 1503 St. Paul, Mn. July 10, 1981 Disk 1 1. Intro>reckogning album> 03:06 2. Song Selections for acoustic sets> 01:27 3. Filming of Dead Ahead and other film projects> 04:08 4. Dead Set record> 01:10 5. 15 years so far> 01:18 6. Writing with Robert Hunter> 02:55 7. Working without a net> 03:26 8. The addition of Brent to the band> 00:55 9. Jerry on tapping shows! 01:05 10. Venue breakdowns> 02:06 11. Unbroken Chain?/Jerry's car> 01:13 12. Working without a net reprise> 03:01 13. Unbroken chain rehearsal tapes> 03:50 14. Improvisation vs. formula> 03:22 15. Looking forward to 1982> 03:09 16. Have you heard about Deadbase? 01:20 17. Introductions of freaks> 00:15 18. Jerry on the Midwest> 01:54 19> Jerry smokes a jay> 02:19 20. Is the Uptown Theatre (in Chicago) Closed? 03:30 Disk 2 1. /Getting Althea right> 02:02 2. Here's the jay> 04:57 3. Bobby Wierd> 03:19 4. Touring across America> 04:25 5. Working with Phil and Micky> 04:30 6. Flying to gigs> 04:29 7. Pat calls for backstage passes> 01:49 8. Jerry bums a smoke> 02:58 9. Iko Iko and other song's mysteries> 03:22 10. Jerry on world events> 02:52 11. "This is not the right world for our trip"> 03:11 12. We got to get going 01:07 13. Althea/ (1981-07-10) 05:55 1981-07-10 00:00:00 opensource_audio jauma23@yahoo.com 2004-12-27 10:44:21 Jauma 0 2004-12-27 10:48:25 Jauma This is one of the only candid interview tapes of Jerry in circulation. It starts with a journalist named Greg Harrington asking some very intelligent questions about all types of topics and Jerry is very warm and generous during the interview. Later a few heads join the party and the tape keeps rolling. At one point someone sparks a jay and Jerry is inclined to smoke up with his new friends. What ensues is just hilarious as Jerry and company get progressively more stoned. This tape is a rare glimpse into the wonderful mind of Jerry Garcia. After listening to it, you will have a much better understanding of what it must have been like to be a member of the Grateful Dead, what was the process or lack of it for the band and who really is Jerry and what is his trip? This is a wonderful part of my collection. I have seen a copy converted by someone else, but I have taken the time to convert a high bias 3rd GEN cassette to digital. Note: Take special note to track 9 on disk 1. I Hope you enjoy Jerry's opinion on the matter of tapping shows. MC>C>AIFF>WAV>SHN Greg Harrington 1 Greg Harrington