Grateful Dead
6/18/74
Freedom Hall, Louisville, KY

Source: SBD
Lineage: Reel master > 1 cassette gen > DAT > ZA2 > SHN

Disc 1
Set 1
1.  Promised Land                      5:09
2.  Roses                              5:17
3.  Black Throated Wind                7:01
4.  Ramble On Rose                     6:46
5.  Beat It On Down The Line           3:42
6.  Loser                              7:02
7.  Mexicali Blues                     3:26
8.  Eyes Of The World >               14:35
9.  China Doll                         6:09
10. Around And Around                  5:16
Set 2
11. Loose Lucy                         5:37	
Total time:                           70:01

Disc 2
Set 2, cont.
1.  El Paso                            5:02
2.  Row Jimmy                          8:07
3.  WRS Prelude > WRS Part 1 >         6:09 
4.  Let It Grow >                     19:57
5.  The Other One >                   15:24
6.  It's A Sin >                       3:14
7.  Stella Blue                        8:29	 
Total time:                           66:21


Disc 3
Set 2, cont.
1.  Big River                          5:37
2.  Tennessee Jed                      9:16
3.  Sugar Magnolia                     9:34 
 Encore: 
4.  Morning Dew                       13:09		
Total time:                           37:37





Original notes that came with this copy:

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Please enjoy this tasty tidbit from Louisville, KY June 18, 1974 
courtesy of some anonymous sources, as well as the collective 
efforts of Darrin Sacks and David Hollister

Here's what we have...Lineage: S:MR>DAT>ZA2>SHN (Note: now known
to have a cassette generation)


While we can't verify 100% that this is the correct lineage, 
let's face it, it sounds just too good to be anything but.  
This version sounds nothing like the previously-circulating 
"sbd>reel>reel>dat" version and represents a MAJOR upgrade.

The music actually comes to us from two different tapes with 
very similar qualities.  However, one tape had about the first 
1 minute and 40 seconds missing on Promised Land, so I spliced
 it in from the other tape.  The other tape had some other 
problems, not to mention a good portion of the between song 
banter cut out, so needless to say, we used the good tape for that.