1-1 Boogie On Reggae Woman
Written-By Stevie Wonder
18:04
1-2 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Written-By Robbie Robertson
7:56
1-3 Freedom Jazz Dance
Written-By Eddie Harris
13:40
1-4 Mystery Train
Written-By Herman Parker, Sam C. Phillips
12:30
1-5 How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
Written-By Brian Holland/Lamont Dozier/Eddie Holland
11:06
2-1 You Can Leave Your Hat On
Written-By Randall S. Newman
16:27
2-2 Neighbor, Neighbor
Written-By Alton Joseph Valier, Huey P. Meaux
12:30
2-3 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Written-By Robbie Robertson
8:25
3-1 It's No Use
Written-By Gene Clark, James Roger McGuinn
13:26
3-2 Valdez In The Country
Written-By Donny Hathaway
13:23
3-3 I Second That Emotion
Written-By Alfred W. Cleveland, William Robinson
14:53
3-4 Wondering Why
Written-By Merl Saunders, Pam Carrier
24:53
3-5 Roadrunner
Written-By Brian Holland/Lamont Dozier/Eddie Holland
7:26
Recorded At Paramount Theatre, Portland
Recorded At Erb Memorial Union (EMU) Ballroom, Eugene
Bass Guitar – John Kahn
Drums – Ron Tutt
Flute, Percussion, Saxophone – Martin Fierro
Guitar, Producer [Original Recordings Produced By], Vocals – Jerry Garcia
Keyboards, Vocals – Merl Saunders
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).
This release differs from Legion Of Mary - GarciaLive Volume Three (December 14-15, 1974 Northwest Tour) in its M/R line and SID codes and was likely pressed by another manufacturer. Also, the artwork on the identification sticker found on the edge of the shrink wrap on Legion Of Mary - GarciaLive Volume Three (December 14-15, 1974 Northwest Tour) has the ATO Records logo above "0882190828". My copy, acquired in 202, likely a reissue, has the Round Records logo with "JGFRR1003" under it.
Issued in a quad-fold 3-disc Digipak with a 12-page booklet. |
