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12/16/10

Bob Weir - Ace demos pre-fm 1971



Bob Weir - 1971
Demos for Ace LP


These are solo acoustic references made with lyricist John Barlow, recorded at Bob's Marin home during Fall of 1971. Sourced from pre-FM production CD made by David Gans for one of his KPFA Dead Marathon pledge drives a few years ago. Some of Weir's most beloved songs in their embryonic stage.
C Shuffle is an early development of Walk In The Sunshine. The unknown song is nice and is unique to these reference recordings.


Tracks
1   C Shuffle 1
2   Unknown song 1
3   Cassidy 1
4   Black Throated Wind
5   Weather Report Prelude
6   Jack Straw
7   Cassidy 2
8   C Shuffle 2
9   Unknown song 2



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Posted by Netanderthalian at 12/16/2010
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9 comments:

  1. Hey, Thanks!!! i love these rough and early versions, you put up.

    jeremiah

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  2. Yo'e welcome, mate. They are so fresh and well, different, I like 'em a lot.

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  3. Great,never heard of it before-thanks!

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  4. Wow! Once again, a big TAHNK YOU!!!

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  5. Enjoy it, Timmy. It was quite a surprise when I found it too :)

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  6. @ Martin: plesae enjoy without moderation :)

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  7. Prance RounderrDec 29, 2010 09:33 PM

    Now that's the skippy! Very nice! Thank you for posting and have a happy new year!

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  8. Nice!

    Thanks for the treasures.

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  9. Thanks. Very interesting

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