009 - Jesse Jarnow & 1967 Part 1

This go ‘round we have a special guest joining the Brokedown Podcast: author, Deadhead, and WFMU DJ, Jesse Jarnow. In this episode we learn a bit about Jesse’s personal history as a Deadhead, his path to becoming a guy tapped by the Grateful Dead to write liner notes for some of their recent archival releases, and his books: Big Day Coming: Yo La Tengo And The Rise Of Indie Rock (amazon) and Heads: A Biography Of Psychedelic America (amazon). Then we dive into the archives and talk about the Grateful Dead in 1967. A formative year that, due to a spotty tape record, is somewhat mysterious.

Segment 1:

1967-03-18 Winterland Arena, San Francisco, CA

It Hurts Me Too, Dancing In The Streets

1967-04-08 KPIX "The Maze", San Francisco, CA

Ralph Gleason Interview, Cream Puff War, Walking Blues (w/ Quicksilver Messenger Service)

Segment 2:

1967-09-03 Dance Hall, Rio Nido, CA

Viola Lee Blues

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