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Disc 1 of 8 - pwa ( 25 / 73:57 )
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College of San Mateo Folk Festival
College of San Mateo, San Mateo, CA
November 10, 1962
Jerry Garcia - guitar
1. tuning (0:14)
2. Little Birdie (3:25)
3. Walking Boss (3:02)

College of San Mateo Folk Festival
College of San Mateo, San Mateo, CA
November 10, 1962
Jerry Garcia and David Nelson
4. intro ("honest Jerry Garcia" (0:16)
5. The Miller's Will (3:25)
6. Deep Elem Blues (4:04)
7. Will The Circle Be Unbroken (4:35)
8. I Truly Understand (4:21)
9. "Cousin Elmer" (3:07)
10. The Raging Sea (3:42)
11. Cannonball Blues (3:19)
12. The Cuckoo (4:20)
13. Man Of Constant Sorrow (Jerry Garcia - a capella) (3:40)


The Hart Valley Drifters
College of San Mateo Folk Festival
College of San Mateo, San Mateo, CA
November 10, 1962
Jerry "Earl Scruggs" Garcia - banjo and guitar
Robert Hunter - bass
David Nelson - guitar
Norman Van Mastricht - guitar and dobro
14. tuning (1:59)
15. intro > Handsome Molly (x) (2:44)
16. tuning (1:4
17. intro > Handsome Molly (3:0
18. "Cousin Elmer is back..." (2:35)
19. Pig In A Pen (2:19)
20. Banks Of The Ohio (4:1
21. "Cousin Elmer" (3:25)
22. Pay My Money Down (3:07)
23. Nine Pound Hammer (2:27)
24. Salty Dog Blues (2:30)
25. "For our final group, Dean Hammer and
his Nails..." > If I Had A Hammer (2:05)

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Disc 2 of 8 - pwba_16_20_16p_17p ( 22 / 58:54 )
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Provided by Joani Walker, via Paul Scotton

The Wildwood Boys
The Tangent, Palo Alto, CA
February 22, 1963
Jerry Garcia - banjo
Robert Hunter - guitar
David Nelson - mandolin
Norman Van Mastricht - bass
1. Rolling In My Sweet Baby's Arms (2:54)
2. Introductions (0:55)
3. Jerry's Breakdown (2:12)
4. Standing In The Need Of Prayer (3:01)
5. Muleskinner Blues (3:41)
6. Saturday Night Shuffle (2:52)
7. "we're back again" > Pike County Breakdown (2:14)
8. The Little Sparrow (4:52)
9. (x) We Shall Not Be Moved (2:46)


The Second Story Men
The Tangent, Palo Alto, CA, xx-xx-63
Rod Albin, Peter Albin, Ellen Cavanaugh, Ron McKernan
10. When The World's On Fire (2:55)
11. Hard Luck Woman > Katie Mae (4:4
12. Jenny Jenkins (3:06)
13. Rocky Mountain Blues (3:49)
14. Billy Grimes, The Rover (2:54)
15. Jubilee (1:56)

Peter Albin and Ron McKernan
(NOTE: tape is too fast?)
The Tangent, Palo Alto, CA, xx-xx-64
16. (x) John Henry (2:07)
17. Hoochie Coochie Man (2:17)

Mother McCree's Uptown Jug Champions
The Tangent, Palo Alto, CA, xx-xx-64
18. Jerry Garcia talks... (0:51)
19. I'm Satisfied With my Gal (1:54)
20. The Rub (Ain't It Crazy) (1:53)

Peter Albin and Ron McKernan
(NOTE: pitched down to 90% of tracks 16. and 17.)
The Tangent, Palo Alto, CA, xx-xx-64
21. (x) John Henry (2:21)
22. Hoochie Coochie Man (2:34)


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Disc 3 of 8 - pwc ( 15 / 25:43 )
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The Black Mountain Boys
March 6, 1964
Jerry Garcia - banjo
Robert Hunter - bass
David Nelson - mandolin
Eric Thompson - guitar
1. (x) Monroe's Hornpipe (1:42)
2. Katie Kline (2:07)
3. Intros (0:45)
4. Homestead On The Farm (2:30)
5. talking about "Barefoot Nellie" (1:02)
6. Barefoot Nellie (2:33)
7. song intro (0:52)
8. She's More To Be Pitied (2:19)
9. song intro (1:09)
10. Noah's Blues (2:09)
11. Somebody Touched Me (2:31)
12. talk (0:34)
13. Who'll Sing For Me? (2:05)
14. Darling Aller Lee (2:07)
15. Outro (John Hardy (?)) and break (1:17)


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Disc 4 of 8 - pwda ( 35 / 75:27 )
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Sleepy Hollow Hog Stompers
The 'new' Boar's Head Coffeehouse
Jewish Community Center, San Carlos, CA
June 11, 1962
Jerry Garcia - guitar and banjo
Marshall Leicester - banjo and guitar
Dick Arnold - fiddle
1. (x) Run Mountain (3:13)
2. talk (0:21)
3. Billy Grimes, The Rover (2:50)
4. looking for a capo talk (0:49)
5. Cannonball Blues (2:4
6. fiddle player talk (1:02)
7. Devilish Mary (3:12)
8. intros (0:35)
9. Buck Dancer's Choice (1:49)
10. Little Birdie (3:15)
11. "...tough luck, we're back..." (0:41)
12. Sally Gooding (1:27)
13. talk (0:36)
14. Hold The Woodpile Down (3:2
15. end of set talk (0:20)
16. tuning (0:21)
17. Crow Black Chicken (2:34)
18. talk (0:15)
19. tuning > The Johnson Boys (4:03)
20. talk (0:33)
21. Shady Grove (2:25)
22. talk and tuning (2:33)
23. Uncle Joe (2:12)
24. tuning (and gap) (1:19)
25. Sweet Sunny South (3:10)
26. All Go Hungry Hash House (3:54)
27. Man Of Constant Sorrow (2:22)
28. Yonder He Goes (Rabbit Chase) (3:00)
29. Three Men Went A-Hunting (2:06)

The 'new' Boar's Head Coffeehouse
Jewish Community Center, San Carlos, CA
possibly June 11, 1962
Jerry Garcia, Ron McKernan, and Mike Sector
30. Blues Jam (2:23)
31. Careless Love > In The Pines (4:02)
32. Going To Chicago (3:07)
33. Mike Sector introduces himself (0:21)
34. Jerry Garcia introduces Ron > 99 Years (5:14)
35. Blue Goose (possibly just Mike Sector) (3:02)


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Disc 5 of 8
All selections are from a KFOG re-broadcast
Provided by Michael Parrish

Jerry Garcia and Sarah Ruppenthal Garcia
The Tangent, Palo Alto, CA
May 4, 1963
Jerry Garcia - vocals, guitar, banjo, fiddle, and mandolin; Sarah
Ruppenthal Garcia [Garcia's first wife] - vocals and guitar
1. KFOG deejay > (x) Deep Elem Blues (3:03)
2. Will The Weaver (2:41)
3. I Truly Understand (3:16)
4. All The Good Times Are Past And Gone (3:12)
5. Long Black Veil (4:40)
6. JG and SR got married the previous week on April 25, 1963 >
The Man Who Wrote 'Home Sweet Home' Never Was A Married Man (3:26)
7. Keno The Rent Man (2:19)
8. Some Foggy Mountain Top >
"Wow!" KFOG deejay (2:52)


The Wildwood Boys
The Tangent, Palo Alto, CA
February 22, 1963
Jerry Garcia - banjo
Robert Hunter - guitar
David Nelson - mandolin
Norman Van Mastricht - bass
9. Rolling In My Sweet Baby's Arms (2:52)
10. Intro by Hunter (0:5
11. Jerry's Breakdown (2:10)
12. Standing In The Need Of Prayer (3:03)
13. Muleskinner Blues (3:39)
14. Saturday Night Shuffle (a Merl Travis tune)(2:44)
15. Pike County Breakdown (2:00)
16. intro > The Little Sparrow (x) (2:51)
17. (x) intro (0:41)
18. The Little Sparrow (3:52)
19. We Shall Not Be Moved (2:25)
20. KFOG deejay and Richard Rafel (0:32)

The Second Story Men
The Tangent, Palo Alto, CA, xx-xx-63
Rod Albin, Peter Albin, Ellen Cavanaugh, and Ron McKernan,
21. Hard Luck Woman > Katie Mae (4:43)
22. Rocky Mountain Blues (3:45)
23. "Oh, boy..." KFOG deejay (0:04)


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Disc 6 of 8 - pwfa ( 8 / 30:46 )
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Jerry Garcia and Sarah Ruppenthal Garcia
The Tangent, Palo Alto, CA
May 4, 1963
Jerry Garcia - vocals, guitar, banjo, fiddle, and mandolin; Sarah
Ruppenthal Garcia [Garcia's first wife] - vocals and guitar
1. (x) Deep Elem Blues (3:46)
2. Will The Weaver (3:35)
3. I Truly Understand (3:51)
4. All The Good Times Are Past And Gone (3:35)
5. Long Black Veil (4:43)
6. The Man Who Wrote 'Home Sweet Home' Never Was A Married Man (3:51)
7. Keno The Rent Man (3:44)
8. Some Foggy Mountain Top (3:59)



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Disc 7 of 8 - pwg ( 8 / 30:36 )
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NOTE: tape may or may not have had Dolby ON
Provided by Joani Walker, via Paul Scotton

Jerry Garcia and Sarah Ruppenthal Garcia
The Tangent, Palo Alto, CA
May 4, 1963
Jerry Garcia - vocals, guitar, banjo, fiddle, and mandolin; Sarah
Ruppenthal Garcia [Garcia's first wife] - vocals and guitar
1. (x) Deep Elem Blues (3:16)
2. Will The Weaver (3:36)
3. I Truly Understand (3:51)
4. All The Good Times Are Past And Gone (3:34)
5. Long Black Veil (4:42)
6. The Man Who Wrote 'Home Sweet Home' Never Was A Married Man (3:50)
7. Keno The Rent Man (3:46)
8. Some Foggy Mountain Top (3:59)


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Disc 8 of 8 - pwh ( 21 / 53:08 )
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(NOTE: the date for either of these is not certain; different sources
switch the dates for these two)

Burlingame, CA
January xx, 1962
Jerry Garcia and others (possibly Robert Hunter?)
1. Bolshevik In Hell (0:46)
2. talk about the bomb (0:15)
3. Rose Connelly (1:49)
4. Long Lonesome Road (2:45)
5. Railroad Bill (3:37)
6. The Wagoner's Lad (2:01)
7. Fortune (3:45)
8. Pay Me My Money Down (2:12)
9. Greenback Dollar (2:20)
10. Instrumental (1:10)
11. I'm A Good Old Rebel (1:49)
12. (x) Wealthy Old Maid (2:31)


Carlos Bookstall's loft called 'Boar's Head'
San Carlos, CA
July xx, 1961
Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter, and Marshall Leicester
13. (x) talk, tuning, Banjo Instrumental (2:35)
14. 'last night a banjo string broke' > Poor Ellen Smith (4:00)
15. Wildwood Flower (3:15)
16. (x) Brown's Ferry Blues (2:19)
17. Jesse James (4:44)
18. talk (2:20)
19. No One Will Stand By Me (2:55)
20. All The Good Times Are Past And Gone (3:13)
21. Darling Corey (2:45)

Wow ! Des trucs pointus ! Je ne connais rien de tout ça. J'espère que tu vas les trouver.

Ca tourne sur internet ,un rassemblement des premiers enregistrements des diverses formations

[quote="Cyril"]Je cherche ca  :

Disc 1 of 8 - pwa  ( 25 / 73:57 )
PA mixer > reel > cassette > cassette > CDR
Provided by Pat Lee

College of San Mateo Folk Festival
College of San Mateo, San Mateo, CA
November 10, 1962
Jerry Garcia - guitar
1. tuning  (0:14)
2. Little Birdie  (3:25)
3. Walking Boss  (3:02)


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Ben voyons Cyril......
C est l été ......et tu ne cherches plus ?  
http://www.shnflac.net/details.php?id=2088ccd7597b44f1434368eb1bd22224e69ea628

Merci jpo

deja vu , mais il n y a plus de seeders

Cyril a écrit:

Merci jpo

deja vu  , mais il n y a plus de seeders

Oui j ai vu mais pas de problème, c est simple Cyril!
lance le téléchargement , puis clique sur la touche "reseed" et tu attends ...... un message sera envoye a tous les gars qui ont charge les fichiers et qui peuvent se reconnecter.
Pour l instant cela marche a tous les coups ....et depuis des années.

Ca marche ! merci

Je me suis écouté tout cela . Le premier et le dernier disque sont les qualités les moins bonnes, cela reste ecoutable.

Certains concerts sont en double voir triple , il a eu des arrangements au son , il y a donc plusieurs versions.

Voici donnc les premieres aventures de Jerry Garcia , il a 20-22 ans , joue de la guitare et du banjo et chante , il a déjà un certain niveau , et fait dans le folk , bluegrass et country.

Le duo qu il formait avec sa première femme Sarah, ou Robert Hunter guitare ou basse , et David Nelson à la guitare, future New Riders of the Purple Sage. et Pigpen qui a déjà ce surnom est aussi présent.

on est rapidement dans l ambiance de bar et petit comité , Jerry est plutôt bavard comparé aux années futures avec le dead ne communiquant tres peu avec le public. En meme temps il doit se vendre et se faire connaitre.C est aussi un peu la tradition de ce vieux repertoire d'introduire les titres avant de les interprétés

On retrouve Deep Elem Blues ou Long Black Veil , Man Of Constant Sorrow (qu il chante a cappella ) qu il jouera jusqu a ces dernieres années. Savoix est jeune bien sur mais reconnaissable.

Voila donc une sympathique compilation historique

Merci pour toutes ces infos.

Je ne connais pas du tout ces enregistrements (que tu as qualifiés d'historiques, par ailleurs). Je n'aurais guère le temps de les écouter, malheureusement, peut-être dans un avenir plus ou moins proche…

Historiques parce qu il y a peu de traces des débuts de Jerry ,l'ecouter faire ses armes est agréable mais soyons franc ce n est pas non plus indispensable.

L'enregistrement du 4 mai 1963 au Tangent fut le cadeau de noce du propriétaire du club pour Jerry et sa première femme Sara. Ils étaient alors mariés depuis tout juste une semaine.
C'était la station radio de San Francisco KFOG, spécialisée dans le rock 60's, qui avait retrouvée et diffusée cette bande pour la première fois.

1. Band Introductions
2. “Roving Gambler” (Traditional)
3. “Ground Speed” (Earl Scruggs)
4. “Pig In A Pen” (Fiddlin’ Arthur Smith [traditional] arr. by J. Garcia)
5. “Standing In The Need Of Prayer” (Traditional)
6. “Flint Hill Special” (Earl Scruggs)
7. “Nine Pound Hammer” (Traditional)
8. “Handsome Molly” (G.B. Grayson/Henry Whitter)
9. “Clinch Mountain Backstep” (Ralph Stanley/Ruby Rakes)
10. “Think of What You’ve Done” (Carter Stanley)
11. “Cripple Creek” (Traditional)
12. “All The Good Times Have Past And Gone” (Traditional)
13. “Billy Grimes, The Rover” (Traditional)
14. “Paddy On The Turnpike (Boys, My Money’s All Gone)” (Traditional)
15. “Run Mountain” (J.E. Mainer)
16. “Sugar Baby” (Moran Dock Boggs)
17. “Sitting On Top Of The World” (Walter Jacobs Vinson/Lonnie Carter)