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Grateful Dead McGaw Memorial Hall - Northwestern University Evanston, IL 11/1/73 DISC ONE [43:25] set two-a: 01 [13:37] Morning Dew > 02 [14:55] Playing In The Band > 03 [09:35] Uncle John's Band > * 04 [05:17] Playing In The Band * An alternate version of Uncle John's Band is provided as a work around for the splice on the master reel at about 5:25 into the song. This alternate track (d1t03alt) is missing approximately 10 seconds but masks the splice very nicely. DISC TWO [48:55] set two-end: 01 [08:06] Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo > 02 [10:27] He's Gone > * 03 [06:51] Truckin' > 04 [03:32] Jam > 05 [09:54] Wharf Rat ** 06 [10:02] Sugar Magnolia *** * About 2 seconds were removed near the start of He's Gone to mask a splice from the 1st-gen cassette. ** Splice in Wharf Rat at 4:49. An alternate track (d2t05alt) patches the splice in the master reel with about 19 seconds of material from 11/14/73. *** Levels drop at end of Sugar Magnolia at about 9:05. I boosted the levels 4db from 9:05 to the end. Genealogy: MSR>C>DAT>PCM>DAT>CD Subsequent CD extraction (EAC), editing (Cool Edit Pro 2), and SHN encoding (mkwACT) by Sean Cribbs 12/2003 You may notice that the genealogy of this file set is slightly different from previous versions. Andy Lemieux assured me that this (MSR>C>DAT>PCM>DAT>CD) is the correct genealogy for this show. Most copies of this show exhibit intermittent clicking throughout, which, according to Andy, resulted from a bad PCM>DAT transfer. Like the version of this show "De-Popped" by Mike Parrillo, the source discs for this file set came from Howlin' Bob. Mike used SoundForge to fix the clicks individually, and then used De-Popper to fix any remaining clicks he could not easily identify. Bob felt that Mike's globally "De-Popped" version sounded over-processed, so I attempted to fix each click individually using Cool Edit Pro 2.0. While I did not bother to tally the number of edits made, I would venture to guess that around 200 edits were made. There may be a few instances where my attempts failed, but overall I think the final product sounds pretty good. In addition to the clicking issue, I suspected a speed/pitch problem, but Joe B. Jones subsequently verified the speed/pitch to be right on. Jerry does a great deal of tuning up during Truckin' (and possibly during Wharf Rat as well), so maybe things were a bit off on this night, at least with regard to correct pitch. ;^)