tracks

Boogie On Reggae Woman
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Freedom Jazz Dance
Mystery Train
How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
You Can Leave Your Hat On
Neighbor, Neighbor
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
It's No Use
Valdez In The Country
I Second That Emotion
Wondering Why
Roadrunner

notes

Disc 1 recorded December 14th, 1974, Paramount Theatre, Portland OR.
Disc 2 recorded December 15th, 1974, EMU Ballroom, Eugene OR (Set 1).
Disc 3 recorded December 15th, 1974, EMU Ballroom, Eugene OR (Set 2).

℗&© 1974/2013 Jerry Garcia Family LLC under exclusive license to JGF Rights Holding, LLC.

Eight-panel digipak with twelve-page booklet.

credits

Art Direction, Design, Illustration – Ryan Corey, Smog Design,
Bass Guitar – John Kahn
Coordinator [Project Coordination] – Kevin Monty
Drums – Ron Tutt
Executive-Producer – Coran Capshaw
Flute, Percussion, Saxophone – Martin Fierro
Guitar, Producer [Original Recordings Produced By], Vocals – Jerry Garcia
Keyboards, Vocals – Merl Saunders
Liner Notes – Darryl Norsen
Liner Notes [Edited By] – Justin Gage
Photography By – Roberto Rabanne
Producer [Produced For Release By], Research [Curator] – Joe Gastwirt, Marc Allan
Recorded By – Betty Cantor-Jackson
Research [Research Associate] – Evan Cooper (2), Hank Bateman

companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Jerry Garcia Family
Copyright (c) – Jerry Garcia Family
Mastered At – Gastwirt Mastering
Recorded At – Paramount Theatre, Portland
Recorded At – Erb Memorial Union (EMU) Ballroom, Eugene
Pressed By – WWW.NOISELAND.COM

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