Grateful Dead Providence 9-7-1987 Night 1 of 3 – Stranger → Franklin’s | UJB → Playin’ Fireplace Log скачать в хорошем качестве

Grateful Dead Providence 9-7-1987 Night 1 of 3 – Stranger → Franklin’s | UJB → Playin’ Fireplace Log

The Grateful Dead live at the Providence Civic Center in Providence, Rhode Island on September 7, 1987 — Night One of a three-night run. Opening night comes out swinging with Feel Like A Stranger flowing into Franklin’s Tower. The first set stays punchy and confident, while the second set dives deeper with Uncle John’s Band flowing into a Playin’ In The Band jam before moving through Drums, Space, and a powerful late-set stretch of Truckin’, Spoonful, Black Peter, and a rock-and-roll closing sequence of Around & Around, Good Lovin’, and La Bamba. An emotional Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door encore sends Night One home in style. This performance captures the band in strong late-’80s form — tight, energized, and clearly settling in for the long weekend. 🎵 Setlist Set One 🎵 Set One 0:00:00 Crowd / Tuning (1:39) 0:01:39 Feel Like A Stranger (7:53) 0:09:32 Franklin’s Tower (9:04) 0:18:36 Walkin’ Blues (6:35) 0:25:11 When Push Comes To Shove (5:16) 0:30:27 My Brother Esau (5:01) 0:35:28 It Must Have Been The Roses (8:46) 0:44:14 Far From Me (4:50) 0:49:04 Let It Grow (12:07) 🎵 Set Two 1:01:11 Iko Iko (6:48) 1:07:59 Saint Of Circumstance (6:57) 1:14:56 Ship Of Fools (8:34) 1:23:30 Uncle John’s Band / Playin’ In The Band Jam (12:00) 1:35:30 Drums (10:45) 1:46:15 Space (6:53) 1:53:08 Truckin’ (6:39) 1:59:47 Spoonful (3:51) 2:03:38 Black Peter (8:44) 2:12:22 Around & Around (4:07) 2:16:29 Good Lovin’ / La Bamba / Good Lovin’ (8:45) 🎵 Encore 2:25:14 Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door (6:58) Total runtime: 2:32:12 🎙 Source Information Doug Lamarre Master Audience Cassettes Sennheiser 441 microphones → Sony D5M Transfer: Nakamichi CR-7A → Tascam DA-3000 (DSF 1-bit/5.6 MHz) → 24/96 → Adobe Audition CC 2024 Patch in “Space” supplied from Sennheiser ME-80 source (0:11). Pitch corrected. Mastered by Scott Clugston – July 2024 Special thanks to Doug Lamarre, Charlie Miller, and Michael Hessberg.