Grateful Dead Keep Your Sunnyside Up Live 1971-1973 LP Original Bunring DN 7822

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This is the LP by The Grateful Dead "Keep Your Sunnyside Up" Catalog# DN 7822 Burning Light Records 1974. 

Jacket (Fair)  Some corner and ring wear. Old tape on seams.  Some spots and discolor.. No rips or tears. No writing or defacing. No seam splits on spine. Comes with protective plastic sleeve. 

Inner Sleeve/LP (VG+) Original lyrics inner sleeve. White labels with blue print. Labels are sharp and clean.  Vinyl has some light surface blemishes. A few crackles here and there. mostly at beginning of side one. No deep scratches. No skips, repeats or other flaws. Nice play-back. 

Of interest:   One of the better sounding early Dead non-official live shows. Soundboard sourced. Nice rarely played acounstic number s on side one, and some great jams on side two.

A1 I Second That Emotion 4:30 (Fillmore East 4/71)

A2 Dire Wolf 3:30 (Fillmore East 4/71)

A3 Deep Water 2:05 (Felt Forum 3/73 w/ NRPS)

A4 I Hear A Voice Calling 2:45  (Felt Forum 3/73 w/ NRPS)

A5 Swing Low Sweet Chariot 2:40 (Felt Forum 3/73 w/ NRPS)

A6 Hideaway 3:10 (Harding Theatre 11/71)

B1 Prelude - Going Down The Road 12:00 (Fillmore East 4/71)

B2 They Love Each Other 5:30 (Springfield, Ma. 2/73)

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