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Glendale Train

New Riders Of The Purple Sage

SKU: LETV121LP

Barcode: 0803341404304

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Legendary guitarist Jerry Garcia (1942-1995) is best known for his leadership of the quintessential San Franciscan collective, The Grateful Dead. However, in the early 1970s he was concurrently a member of another Californian band, The New Riders of the Purple Sage. With them he played pedal steel guitar and sang backing vocals.

This show from which this broadcast was transmitted was performed just two months after the release of their debut album. The New Riders were playing to an ideal audience as the gig was as support to the Dead, who were amidst a series of concerts crisscrossing the USA. The fact that Jerry Garcia was there onstage, seated behind his pedal steel guitar, made extra sure the New Riders had everyones rapt attention.

• FANTASTIC 140 GRAM VINYL
• 1000 ONLY LIMITED EDITION

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Track Listings

SIDE A
1. Intro. By Sam Cutler
2. Workin' Man Blues
3. Superman
4. Down In The Boondocks
5. Cecilia

SIDE B
6. Dim Lights, Thick Smoke, And Loud Loud Music
7. Dirty Business
8. Truck Drivin' Man

SIDE C
9. Lochinvar
10. Hello Mary Lou
11. The Weight
12. Glendale Train

SIDE D
13. Lodi
14. Last Lonely Eagle
15. Louisiana Lady
16. Willie And The Hand Jive

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