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Jerry Garcia Memorial - 1995-08-13 - San Francisco CA (SBD)

Jerry Garcia Memorial
1995-08-13
Polo Field
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco CA
Soundbaord recording
320 Kbps
Artwork Included

CD 1:
01. The Ceremony - Drum procession led by Baba Olatumji
02. Speeches from :
      - Debra Koons
- Annabel Garcia
- Wavy Gravy reciting Robert Hunter's "Elegy",
      - Bob Weir,
- Steve Parish
- Micky Hart
- Phil Lesh
- Bill Kreutzman
      - Paul Kanter
- Vince Welnick
- John Barlow
- Drum Inovation

03. It's All Too Much (The Spectrum Philadelphia, PA 3/18/95)
04. Iko Iko (The Spectrum Philadelphia, PA 3/18/95)
05. Dark Star > Wharf Rat > Dark Star (Capital Theater Rochester, NY 2/18/71)

CD 2:
01. Death Don't Have No Mercy (Shoreline Amphitheater Mt.View, CA 9/29/89)
02. Attics Of My Life (Studio Rehearsal 5/28/76)
03. Believe It Or Not (Greek Theater Berkeley, CA 7/17/88)
04. The Angels Laid Him Away (Studio outtake by Grisman & Tony Rice 1995)
05. Eyes Of the World > King Solomon's Marbels (Winterland SF, CA 10/19/74)
06. China Doll (Winterland SF, CA 10/19/74)
07. Not Fade Away (Reprise) > Knocking on Heaven's Door (Kaiser Center Oakland, CA 11/07/87)
08. Saint Stephen (Source Unknown 1/68)

CD 3:
01. Dark Star > Excerpt (The Spectrum Philadelphia, PA 9/21/72)
02. Alligator > Caution : Do Not Step On The Tracks Feedback
   (Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles, CA 8/23/68)
03. Doing That Rag (Fillmore West SF, CA 3/02/69)
04. Improvisation (UI Fieldhouse Iowa City, IA 2/24/73)

CD 4:
01. Visions Of Johanna (Salt Lake City, UT 2/21/95)
02. Playing In The Band (Hec Edmundson Pavillion Seattle, WA 5/21/74)

Jerry Garcia Memorial - 1995-08-13 - San Francisco CA (SBD)

On August 13, 1995, a quarter century ago today and 4 days after Jerry Garcia left this earth, thousands of Deadheads flocked to Golden Gate Park for a memorial service held in his honor.  Family,  Friends and band mates all paid tribute to the late guitarist, telling stories that made the crowd laugh and cry. At one point, when drummers led by by Baba Olatumji started pounding a familiar Bo Diddley beat, the tie-dyed crowd broke into a spontaneous rendition of Not Fade Away, a Dead concert staple. While the surviving band members decided not to play live, tunes from their past concerts, all selected by David Gans, host of the Grateful Dead Hour radio program, filled the air  This soundboard recording captures that day in its entirety and reminds you that "if Love is real, not fade away."







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