Next Time You See Me | 1969-12-31 | Grateful Dead

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SBD

Rating:

9.21 / 36 ratings

SHNID:

gd69-xx-xx.sbd.dodd.16760.sbeok.shnf

Source:

Soundboard - Studio

Lineage:

Aoxomoxoa Studio Sessions Outtakes 1969Tracks 1-11: Sandy Troy's TC366 3.75ips Reel->DAT2->CDR Tracks 12-13:Alan Bershaw's A1040SL 7.5ips Reel->DAT->CDRDiscs kindly provided by Stu HansonCd > eac > cool edit pro > shntool > cdwav > shnv3 by Ernie Dodd

Taper Notes:

View Notes# Skip at the beginning of The Eleven, the jam at the end fades out
* 0:06- Barbed Wire removed small cut,0:41- removed pop in left channel (!=pop "the B!arbed wire...") 0:57- removed pop
& 1:02- The Rag small bit of noise I could not remove, its hardly audible 3:13-3:19 fade out & in small subsecond silence removed
% Dupree's fades in
@ 1:25-1:28 fade out & in
! 0:30- 3 seconds of silence
^ 0:30- removed small noise sounding like tape starting immediately following a cut and prior to any music or Jerry singing starts
$ 2:49- noise and cut present

  Cd > eac > cool edit pro > shntool > cdwav > shnv3 by Ernie Dodd
 
I did not want to edit this too much because these are rought cuts and the flaws are part of the character. Instead, I tried to note them. Only minor editing was performed as described above. Additionally, I did take out a few of the small segments of silence between tracks. I did not make any adjustments to the levels.
 
Enjoy!!

Discs were kindly provided by Stu Hanson who comments below:

These copies kick the sh*t out of the versions circulating from those Unsurpassed Masters bootleg CDs. These derive from a 3.75ips reel belonging to Sandy Troy with two additional tracks supplied by a 7.5ips reel belonging 
to Alan Bershaw. 

Sandy's reel has all the material that has circulated before and its likely that many of the copies out there trace back to this reel. We *think* this material derives from the original 8 track studio sessions (that were abandoned in favor of using the first 16 track, which had just become available in 1969.) 

The two cuts from Alan's reel, Rosemary & Mountains Of The Moon, sound like the same versions recorded for the album, but they seem to be only Garcia's acoustic guitar and vocal tracks, without all the overdubs. They are definitely not to be confused with the earlier mixes that were originally released on the 1969 version of the album. These two tracks have not circulated widely. They are both excellent quality and very beautiful!