35 replies to this topic

[musicfan]

I didnt even know this show existed must less video footage... Just hangin' around the hotel lawn jammin'...

[Slarti]

I am going to check that out.  '71 is a year that I don't listen to often enough, and Pig

[TEO]

Cool, thank you!

[musicfan]

I've only watched half of it and needed to share it somewhere ! My FB friends wouldnt understand for the most part ! haha !

[Jabadoodle]

Nice find!

 

Found this about that. Scroll down and Jerry answers the question, "What was France like?"
http://deadsources.b...lle-france.html

[Slarti]

walk me out, in the morning dew, my honey

[Jabadoodle]

The sound with the video is good!

Found it too in Shorten-Format in my "to process" folder 

[Slarti]

Phil looks like he just got out of class at prep school with his sweater over the button down

[Lemireacle]

The sound with the video is good!
Found it too in Shorten-Format in my "to process" folder

My folder is called "Convert".

[Slarti]

ya the sound is good turn it up

[Jabadoodle]

My folder is called "Convert".

 

Nerd.

 

Looks like this picture, which I'm sure we've all seen around -- is from the Château.

It's gonna make for good cover art.

[Slarti]

this is my new favorite video

[Slarti]

@ bob @ 22:15-22:30

[Slarti]

I forget the words but at least I'm having an orgasm

[Jabadoodle]

Phil looks like he just got out of class at prep school with his sweater over the button down

 

 

@ bob @ 22:15-22:30

 

Never really need a specific reason to laugh at Bob, but yeah. 

[deadheadskier]

nice!

[TEO]

Most enjoyable  

[Jabadoodle]

@ 54:25 Jerry: The revolution is over. And we won. 

[musicfan]

Sing Me Back Home ! My best friend / cousin loved this tune ! Wish he was still around to share this with him... RIP Billy P ! :-(

[Jabadoodle]

Sing Me Back Home ! My best friend / cousin loved this tune ! Wish he was still around to share this with him... RIP Billy P ! :-(

 

I wish he was too. Glad you shared it with us though.

[Jabadoodle]

So the flac/mp3 I have of this is pretty decent. 
Will drop-box it to anyone that wants.

[Speckta]

Which is correct: http://archive.org/d...4643.sbeok.shnf

OR

http://archive.org/d...er.94356.flac16

?

[Lemireacle]

I found this on e.tree: http://bt.etree.org/...s.php?id=529396

 

and DeadBase has this as the setlist...

 

6/21/1971 - Chateau d'Herouville, Herouville, France

Truckin, Hard To Handle, Deal, China Cat> I Know You Rider, Morning Dew, Long Black Limousine, Playin, Big Boss Man, Black Peter, Bertha, Casey Jones, Cryptical> Drums> Other One> Wharf Rat, Sugar Magnolia, Sing Me Back Home, Johnny B. Goode

 

AM, FM, TV broadcast - final/last "Long Black Limousine": 05-15-70a [122]

[Jabadoodle]

Which is correct: http://archive.org/d...4643.sbeok.shnf

OR

http://archive.org/d...er.94356.flac16

?

 

Good question. 

[lilphlower]

amazing. thank you so much for sharing!!!!! the footage of pigpen singing is quite nice

[Speckta]

Check out this one on etree : http://bt.etree.org/...s.php?id=518339

Could it be they played two sets the same day?

[Speckta]

And this one: http://bt.etree.org/...s.php?id=507399

Seems to be a fair amount of confusion over the setlist...

[Speckta]

Setlist.com

Your Search for Grateful Dead returned 1 show between 06/01/71 and 06/30/71
with the venue name of chateau in any city listed by Date in Ascending order.

 

06/21/71 (Mon)  Chateau d'HerouvilIe - Herouville, France
    Set 1: Truckin', Hard To Handle, Deal, China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Morning Dew, Long Black Limousine, Playing In The Band, Big Boss Man, Black Peter, Bertha, Casey Jones, Cryptical Envelopment > Drums > The Other One > Wharf Rat, Sugar Magnolia, Sing Me Back Home, Johnny B. Goode

    This show has an average rating of 4.50 out of 2 votes.




Setlists.net

 

1 Show Found

06/21/71
Chateau d'HerouvilIe - Herouville, XFrance

Set 1:
Truckin', Hard To Handle, Deal, China Cat Sunflower I Know You Rider,  Morning Dew, Long Black Limousine, Playin' In The Band, Big Boss Man, Black Peter, Bertha, Casey Jones, Cryptical
Envelopment, Drums, The Other One, Wharf Rat, Sugar Magnolia, Sing Me Back Home, Johnny B. Goode

 

charlie miller just made a new transfer of this show from a sbd>mr>dat>cd. the sound is phenomenal (a little hiss above 16k) and the show is pretty damned good...

here is the proper setlist

Truckin', Loser, Me And Bobby McGee, Next Time You See Me, Morning Dew, Me And My Uncle, Hard To Handle, China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider, The Promised Land, Deal, Playing In The Band, Big Boss Man, Black Peter, Bertha, Casey Jones, That's It For The Other One -> Wharf Rat, Sugar Magnolia, Sing Me Back Home, Johnny B. Goode
-micropolpolyphony (09/03/2008)


If Micropolpolyphony is right, then this is the right archive: http://archive.org/d...er.94356.flac16

Not sure what's up with the other one. It has an interview in French where they talk about the Grateful Dead (just listened to the first like 45 seconds) and they definitely mention the name of the town. My guess is that it could be a radio broadcast? That could explain why some songs are different lengths, and other non-existent? Not sure why the order of the tracks would be jumbled up, though?

[Jabadoodle]

Yea, some of the sources mention being from an AM Radio broadcast..?..

 

[Speckta]

 

 

 

 

 

http://bigozine2.com/roio/?p=598

[musicfan]

[insolent cur]

Check out this one on etree : http://bt.etree.org/...s.php?id=518339

Could it be they played two sets the same day?

 

technically, they almost always played at least two sets per show day.

[hoagie]

From Garcia's 1971 Rolling Stone interview: 

What was France like?
"It was beautiful. We went there to do a big festival, a free festival that they were gonna have. Bill Hamm came over from France - these people had brought him over to get him to talk to us, to get us to go there on the following weekend. So we thought, wow, a week's notice - let's go to France for the weekend. And play this free festival. They were ready to take us over there and have us stay and everything, for nothing. So we would be going over and not charging anybody. 
We went over but the festival rained out; it flooded. We stayed at this little chateau which is owned by a French film-score composer who has a 16-track recording studio built into the chateau; and this is a chateau that Chopin once lived in, really old, just delightful, out in the country near the town of Auvers, which is where Vincent Van Gogh is buried... 
We were there with nothing to do: France, a 16-track recording studio upstairs, all our gear, ready to play, and nothing to do. So - we decided to play at the chateau itself, out in the back, in the grass, with a swimming pool; just play off into the hills. We didn't even play to hippies, we played to a handful of townspeople in Auvers; and the guy who owns the chateau, who's like a courtly gentleman, perfect host, beautiful French meals every day. And we played and the people came - the chief of police, the fire department, just everybody. It was an event, and everybody just had a hell of a time. Got drunk and fell in the pool. It was great. They have the tape. We made a lot of friends over there."

[musicfan]

[Speckta]

technically, they almost always played at least two sets per show day.

 

I think I meant "shows" =)

[Spidergawd]

Wow, how the hell did I miss this thread??  Noted for later review!!

 

The photos above remind me that I have a very unique Jerry picture I have to scan and post.  I was seeing some band a number of years ago in Chicago, and I struck up a conversation with a nice, heady couple.  They showed me this photo taken by a friend, of Jerry having breakfast in, I believe, a hotel rooftop garden in Chicago on the morning of the last show at Soldier Field.  He looked happy and was hamming it up for the camera.  It's just a print from a PC, but it has occupied a place of honor on the cover of my old song binder ever since.

 

Makes me smile just thinking about it.  I really need to scan and post it.