if any of y\'all have a what.cd account, check this out! i can pm you a link, or else just search the name or something....
ARTIST: MOTHER MCCREE\'S UPTOWN JUG CHAMPIONS
ALBUM: LIVE AT THE TANGENT, PALO ALTO, CA 1964
GENRE: FOLK, JUGBAND
YEAR: RECORDED/PERFORMED: 1964, RELEASED: 1999
FORMAT: FLAC
The performances on the album were recorded by Stanford University students Pete Wanger and Wayne Ott. They played the recordings on the folk music show "Live from the Top of the Tangent", which was broadcast on Stanford\'s FM radio station KZSU. The tapes were thought to be lost to history until Pete Wanger and his brother Michael found them in the attic of their mother\'s house in 1997. The recordings were subsequently mastered for CD by Grateful Dead recording engineer Jeffrey Norman. Michael Wanger was a boyhood friend of Bob Weir, and wrote the liner notes for the CD.
Mother McCree\'s Uptown Jug Champions includes several songs that were later played in concert by the Grateful Dead ? "Overseas Stomp" (also known as "Lindy"), "Ain\'t It Crazy" (a.k.a. "The Rub"), "On the Road Again", "The Monkey and the Engineer", and "Beat It On Down the Line".
1. "Overseas Stomp" (Will Shade)
2. "Ain\'t It Crazy" (Sam "Lightning" Hopkins)
3. Boo Break
4. "Yes She Do, No She Don\'t" (Peter DeRose, Jo Trent)
5. "Memphis" (Chuck Berry)
6. "Boodle Am Shake" (Jack Palmer, Spencer Williams)
7. "Big Fat Woman" (Huddie Ledbetter)
8. "Borneo" (traditional)
9. "My Gal" (traditional)
10. "Shake That Thing" (Papa Charlie Jackson)
11. "Beat It On Down the Line" (Jesse Fuller)
12. "**** Habit Blues" (traditional)
13. "Beedle Um Bum" (Booker T. Bradshaw)
14. "On the Road Again" (traditional)
15. "The Monkey and the Engineer" (Jesse Fuller)
16. "In the Jailhouse Now" (Jimmie Rodgers)
17. "Crazy Words, Crazy Tune" (Jack Yellen, Milton Ager)
18. Band Interview
I never got this but I\'ve heard parts of it on the gd hour when it came out. crazy story how those tapes came to surface and the interview at the end is priceless at the end.
What\'s your name son?
(someone who sounds about 10): Bobby weir. I just came out west a few weeks ago on the bus. Jerry is my guitar teacher.
Garcia says something about wouldn\'t it be cool if we got to do this and just play music for the rest of our lives also. (sic as this is from 10 years past memory of 1 listening)
well, its a pretty good recollection! :lol:
it\'s cool how they even found a poster from the band to make a cover out of.
Ah, I\'m full of useless gd knowledge. (barbwire whipping party anyone?)
I\'ll give you a hint: "MEAT, MEAT, Gimmie more MEAT. The other day I went to mars and talked to god, and he told me to hang in there, because... "
wheres Feddie when you need him
