Grateful Dead
7/21/72
Paramount Northwest Theatre, Seattle, WA

(http://db.etree.org/shn/9246)

Lineage: S:MR > cassette X3 (?) > DAT > CD > EAC > SHN

Disc 1
Set 1
1.  //Sugaree%                        5:24
2.  Tuning                            1:49
3.  Black Throated Wind               6:09
4.  Tuning                            3:02
5.  Cumberland Blues                  6:49
6.  Me And Bobby McGee                6:50
7.  Loser                             6:46
8.  Tuning                            2:41
9.  Mexicali Blues                    3:45
10. China Cat Sunflower% >            5:20
11. I Know You Rider                  6:41
12. Beat It On Down The Line          3:47
13. Stella Blue                       7:20
Total time:                          66:22



Disc 2
Set 1 cont.
1.  Tuning                            2:41
2.  Playing In The Band              11:28
3.  Tennessee Jed                     8:16
Set 2
4.  Casey Jones                       7:37
5.  WRS Prelude >                     1:05
6.  Me And My Uncle                   3:18
7.  Deal                              6:18
8.  Jack Straw                        5:24
9.  He's Gone                        10:13
Total time:                          56:20



Disc 3
Set 2 cont.
1.  Tuning                            0:43
2.  Truckin' >                       10:50
3.  Drums% >                          0:38
4.  Jam% >                            3:46
5.  The Other One >                  22:45
6.  Comes A Time                      7:27
7.  Tuning                            1:46
8.  Sugar Magnolia >                  7:01
9.  Ramble On Rose//                  3:08
Total time:                          58:04




Missing Promised Land Set 1 opener
The exact lineage of this show is uncertain, though evidence suggests that it 
has 3 analog generations.   This is not among the better sounding SBDs from 
'72, though I have never seen a prisine copy circulating.

It seems possible/likely that Ramble On Rose did not conclude the show.
Sound Forge was used for pitch correction and normalization.
   
Thanks to Mark Sweeney
edits/encoding by J. Cotsman