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This Dick's Picks volume, which presents excerpts of the Dead's March 23, 1974 show at the Cow Palace, is not only historic but a hot show to boot! First, the history: this concert marked the first appearance of the famous (or infamous, depending on which Deadhead you ask) Wall of Sound concert PA, with the crystal-clear sound to show for it; it also features the debut of two songs, "Cassidy" and "Scarlet Begonias," that were to become staples of the band's repertoire.
This Dick's Picks volume, which presents excerpts of the Dead's March 23, 1974 show at the Cow Palace, is not only historic but a hot show to boot! First, the history: this concert marked the first appearance of the famous (or infamous, depending on which Deadhead you ask) Wall of Sound concert PA, with the crystal-clear sound to show for it; it also features the debut of two songs, "Cassidy" and "Scarlet Begonias," that were to become staples of the band's repertoire.
848064001331

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Format: CD
Label: REAL GONE MUSIC
Catalog: 400133
Rel. Date: 04/02/2013
UPC: 848064001331

Vol. 24-Dick's Picks: Cow Palace Daly City Ca 3/23
Artist: Grateful Dead
Format: CD
New: Available $44.99
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CD
$44.99
DISC: 1

1. U.S. Blues
2. Promised Land
3. Brown-Eyed Woman
4. Black-Throated Wind
5. Scarlet Begonias
6. Beat It On Down the Line
7. Deal
8. Cassidy
9. China Cat Sunflower
10. I Know You Rider
11. Weather Report Suite

DISC: 2

1. Playing in the Band
2. Uncle John's Band
3. Morning Dew
4. Uncle John s Band
5. Playing in the Band
6. Big River
7. Bertha
8. Wharf Rat
9. Sugar Magnolia

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This Dick's Picks volume, which presents excerpts of the Dead's March 23, 1974 show at the Cow Palace, is not only historic but a hot show to boot! First, the history: this concert marked the first appearance of the famous (or infamous, depending on which Deadhead you ask) Wall of Sound concert PA, with the crystal-clear sound to show for it; it also features the debut of two songs, "Cassidy" and "Scarlet Begonias," that were to become staples of the band's repertoire.
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