1980s pressing with barcode on cover. Labels have the WB logo in color at the top with repeated logo tiled in light grey in the background. Released November 05, 1972, this 3 LP live set was recorded during the Dead's 1972 tour of Europe. Parts of the album were overdubbed after the tour.

The 'DeadHeads' newsletter issued in August 1972 announced the approaching release of this album and indicated the recording dates for the tracks as follows:
– Cumberland Blues, April 8, 1972 – Empire Pool in Wembley, London, England
– He’s Gone, May 10, 1972 – Concert Gebouw in Amsterdam, Holland
– One More Saturday Night, May 26, 1972 – Lyceum in London
– Jack Straw – Olympia Theatre in Paris, France
– You Win Again – May 24, 1972 – Lyceum in London
– China Cat Sunflower – Olympia Theatre
– Brown Eyed Women – Tivoli Theatre in Copenhagen, Denmark
– It Hurts Me Too – May 24, 1972 – Lyceum in London
– Ramblin Rose – May 26, 1972 – Lyceum in London
– Sugar Magnolia, May 4, 1972 – Olympia Theatre
– Mister Charlie, May 23, 1972 – Lyceum in London
– Tennessee Jed – Olympia Theatre
– Mornin’ Dew, May 26, 1972 – Lyceum in London
– Truckin’ – May 26, 1972 – Lyceum in London

Grateful Dead – Europe '72

Tracklist

VINTAGE VINYL LP (33 1/3 rpm) 12”

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