The Grateful Dead 1971 WB SWS-1935 2-Record Gatefold Vinyl PROMO
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The seventh Grateful Dead album is a two LP set of live recordings. The official title of this album is Grateful Dead or possibly Grateful Dead Live. It is more commonly referred to as Skull and Rose. The band originally wanted this latter title to be used but, not surprisingly, Warner Brothers objected. Faced with the probability of the album not being stocked by many retailers and therefore low sales the band gave way. The album became the groups highest selling album at that time and the first for which they received gold discs. This radio/promotion 1st pressing is in overall very good condition with radio track list cover, original sleeves and clean vinyl.  Tracks: LP 1 - Side 1 Bertha (Garcia / Hunter) Mama Tried (Merle Haggard) Big Railroad Blues (Noah Lewis arr. Grateful Dead) Playing In The Band (Weir / Hunter) LP 1 - Side 2 The Other One (Kreutzmann / Weir) LP 2 - Side 1 Me and My Uncle (Phillips) Big Boss Man (Smith / Dixon) Me and Bobby McGee (Kristofferson / Foster) Johnny B. Goode (Chuck Berry) LP 2 - Side 2 Wharf Rat (Garcia / Hunter) Not Fade Away (Petty / Hardin) Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad (Traditional arr. Grateful Dead) The songs on this album are thought to be from the following shows; Johnny B Goode - Winterland, March 24, 1971 Big Railroad Blues, Not Fade Away and Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad - Manhattan Center, April 5, 1971 Mama Tried, Big Boss Man and Wharf Rat - Fillmore East, April 26, 1971 Bertha and Me And Bobby McGee - Fillmore East, April 27, 1971 The Other One - Fillmore East, April 28, 1971 Me And My Uncle - Fillmore East, April 29, 1971


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