Tuning > | 1967-06-18 | Grateful Dead

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41:06

SBD

Rating:

7.67 / 10 ratings

Transferrer:

Seth Kaplan

SHNID:

gd1967-06-18.115858.sbd.kaplan.flac16

Source:

Lineage: SBD Master Reels > DAT (Panasonic 3700) > Delta DiO 2496 > PC hard drive > CDR > CDWAV > Cool Edit > Traders Little Helper

Taper Notes:

View NotesThis is a previously uncirculated source for this show and in comparison to the prior 
most recently circulated source (etree.org - http://db.etree.org/shninfo_detail.php?shnid=19586) 
offers us the following: 

- a known lineage without a stated cassette generation (or the uncertainty of one) 

- a couple of additional minutes of between tunes banter and stage announcements and most importantly, 

- an improved fidelity. Noteworthy, are a more complete Bill Graham outro following Caution and the right and left 
channels remaining intact from the transfer as they appear to be reversed on the prior circulating source. 
Also, tracks are now all at the correct pitch vs. being a semitone flat on earlier circulating sources. 


Track editing, pitch correction, minor edits and sector boundary correction and verification done by Seth Kaplan 
(alligator69@optonline.net) via CDWAV, Cool Edit 2k and Traders Little Helper, respectively. Entire 
show was pitch corrected up one half step via Cool Edit 2k and Apple GarageBand. 



* Emcee on "The Beatles aren't here" is apparently NOT Tommy Smothers as previously indicated in notes to the prior most
recently circulating source of the Dead's set at Monterey Pop. The emcee is currently stated to have actually been Peter 
Tork of The Monkees who MC'd at the festival and whose voice on audio was compared to that of Tork introducing Buffalo 
Springfield on the outtakes disc of "The Complete Monterey Pop Festival" DVD and determined to be a match. (Source: Billy K. 
at etree.org - http://db.etree.org/shninfo_detail.php?shnid=19586) 



** With regards to the Alligator > Caution potentially non-Monterey source issue noted on Deadlists and quoted below, it 
appears that the additional Bill Graham outro segment in addition to comparative listening across multiple selections 
serves to support the notion that this part of the tape is indeed from Monterey due to both its stated content and from 
consistency with the other material in terms of general ambience, audience sound and unique sonic characteristics appearing 
throughout all of the material. First off, on the earlier source(s) Bill Graham's voice trails off half way through his 
opening remark after Caution, loosely interpreted by Deadlists below. The new source doesn't trail off and he can basically 
be heard to say, "Let's go just one more time, let's hear it again, The Grateful Dead", perhaps indicating this as a 
possible ending to an encore. Furthermore, he continues on with a few more lines, the most informative of which is: 
"When they talk about those peace talks this week, they should come out here first for a couple of days." Preceding this 
statement he specifically names the following individuals who were in fact, then recent and upcoming peace talk participants: 
President Lyndon B. Johnson/Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol/Russian Premier Alexei Kosygin. According to Deadlists, 
6/18/67 Monterey Pop was the last show played prior to 7/13/67. Graham's statement referencing "those peace talks this week" 
likely refers to the well publicized upcoming Glassboro Summit Conference featuring Johnson and Kosygin scheduled later that 
week for 23Ð25 June 1967, just five days after Monterey. A week before Monterey, the 1967 Arab-Israeli War, fought between 
June 5 and June 10, 1967 had featured Eshkol as a key player in the peace negotiations and was an inspiration for the Glassboro 
Summit talks between the U.S. and Russia. This, along with general consistencies amongst several sound factors, appear to support 
Alligator > Caution as being from the same performance as the rest of the material featured within the tape. 



From Deadlists (as of 07/10/2011):

Comments: Alligator > Caution may not be from Monterey. What makes me suspicious is that at the conclusion of Caution, Bill Graham 
is heard to say something like "let's hear it for the Grateful Dead." Bill Graham was not the emcee at the Monterey Pop Festival, 
so it's doubtful he would introduce the band from the stage. However, some folks have speculated that since Graham was in attendance 
and a friend of the Dead, he might have done the intro and or the outro as a "guest emcee." The Alligator is a curiosity; it's a very 
primordial version without vocals

Recordings: (50) SB. Cold Rain And Snow And Viola Lee Blues from master reel > 1 cassette generation > DAT > circulation; also Alligator 
(without vocals) > Caution from master reels > DAT > circulation. Master recording source(s): 14inch Master Reel