A Long Strange Trip (87 page)

Chapter 39: “What’s the dumbest . . . That”: Alex Bennett, WMCA, 9/16/70. “When I’m really getting”: JG in Territo,
Marin IJ.
“When the Dead are playing . . . re- sponsibility”: RH, “Dark Star.” “Suddenly the music . . . are clear”: Lydon, p. 133. “Music heard so deeply”: T. S. Eliot, “The Dry Salvages,” Four Quartets. “The barriers on the world . . . Pied Piper”: Lydon, p. 134.

Chapter 40: “taking a vacation”: band meeting minutes, 1/14/74, G.D. archives. Hell’s Angel message: Rita Gentry.
Compliments:
JG, John Kahn, Richard Loren. Money from February gigs: 1/2/74 band meeting minutes, G.D. Archives. “Like piloting . . . soundwave”: PL in Wasserman, “The Dead.” “the ultimate derivation”: DH in Wasser- man, “The Dead.” “quite an acceptable”: Alembic Notes, G.D. Archives. “physical model”: JG in Block. “The Book”: G.D. archives. “Dear Guerrilla”: G.D. archives. “The way they describe it . . . your head”: JG in “Interview,” Circus. “a virtually infinite”: PL in ZigZag. “so musi- cally inbred”: BW in Gans,
Conversations,
p. 120. “I am as coked up . . . but what”: Scully and Dalton, p. 238. “The most rewarding . . . people through this”: JG in
Melody Maker,
9/14/74. “What are you looking . . . Mercedes-Benzes”: Chesley Millikin. “There was a bench . . . to get there”: Hal Kant. “to rest, recuperate”: Herb Caen, S.F. Chronicle, 9/17/74. “The kids are walking . . . all the groups”: BG in
The Grateful Dead Movie.
Hart’s return: MH, Jerilyn Brandelius, BK. “Well, we’ll put . . . you got that”: Jerilyn Brandelius. “This is the first time”: MH. “Listen, if there’s one . . . didn’t work”: Stokes, “Death.” “We falter and . . . a relief”: RH, 5/74 Dead Head mailer, G.D. archives.

Chapter 41. Hiatus: band, Hal Kant, Richard Loren, David Parker, Eileen Law, DR, Sue Swanson, AT, Joe Winslow, Jim Furman. Private lives: JG, Deborah Jahnke, Goldie Rush, BW, Frankie Azzara, Eileen Law.
Blues for Allah
: band, Robbie Taylor, DH, RS. “wasn’t listening to things . . . different sensibility”: JG to Gans, 4/28/81. “power-rock raver”: JG in Timothy White, “From the Beatles.” “Look, I’m political . . . abstruse”: Barry Melton. “Listen, I need a song”: JB. “Dear Guerrilla”: 1/27/75 letter to Dead Heads from G.D. Records, G.D. archives. “A horrible bummer”: PL in Platt,
Lode.
“[Garcia] and I talked . . . great, man”: David Crosby in Zimmer, p. 180. Show at Great American Music Hall: band, Mort Feld. “Dear Dead Heads: After going”: band let- ter to Dead Heads, 8/75, G.D. archives. “and a decision that vacationing . . . for sure”: band letter to Dead Heads, 1/76, G.D. archives. “if we get lucky”: JG on KSAN, 1/23/76. “the survival of . . . else either”: JG in Weitzman, “A Chat.” “Should my daughter . . . backstage, man”: Ron Rakow in Greenfield, p. 176. Musical Christmas card: MH. “I’ll show you . . . looks up”: Laird Grant. Rakow and United: see Rakow in Greenfield, pp. 178–79. “I was the family . . . was Hal Kant”: ibid, p. 177. “We had sixteen tracks . . . pissed on his shoes”: PL in Block, “Garcia.” Mixing “Diga”: MH. “Or do I make sure”: Rakow to Greenfield, pp. 178–79. “I’m cutting out . . . strangle Jerry”: PL.

Chapter 42. “John, explain to people”: John Scher. Moon story: JG, BW. Arista: band, Clive Davis, Michael Klenfner. “Shitty . . . how to do it”: JG in Rainier, “Interview.” “and I say I don’t think . . . the transformation”: JM in Jackson, “Jon McIntire.” “It seemed to most”: BW on “Album Network” radio special. “This might be an off-the-wall . . . I un- derstand”: Clive Davis to JG c/o Richard Loren, 4/11/78, G.D. archives. “Garcia never made it”: Keith Olsen in Selvin, “Guiding Hand.” “it freaked me . . . loved it”: BW in “Al- bum Network” radio special. “about as close”: RH letter to JG on the anniversary of his death, 8/9/96, G.D. archives. “two years of incredible doubt . . . depressed”: JG to Charles Young, “The Awakening.” “I wanted elegantly . . . conception”: JG in Block, “Garcia.” “Our willingness”: ibid. “You’re going to distribute . . . this is the Grateful Dead”: John Scher. “Aural excitement”: Lawrence Van Gelder,
New York Times,
6/3/77. “which, as a short . . . its audience”: Wasserman, “GD Film.” “justifies itself visually . . . his magic”: Robert Christgau,
Village Voice,
6/13/77. “I hope you have been . . . you know”: Hart and Stevens,
Edge,
p. 181. “sparse”: JG to Mary Eisenhart. “put the Grateful Dead”: MH. “incongruous”: PL in “Album Network” radio special. “Fuck ’em”: JG in Block, “Garcia.” “so rude, so outrageous . . . public alike”: Saporita, p. 79.

Chapter 43. “Have you ever played . . . right there”: PL. Origins of trip: PL, AT, Richard Loren, Goldie Rush. Appeal to Graham: PL, MH. “No, Bill”: MH. “Two count them”: telegram to Sue Stephens, 3/21/78, G.D. archives. “Mix in your mind . . . Cairo Cacophany”: Kesey,
Demon Box,
p. 101. “an unlit boulevard . . . thighcarts”: ibid., p. 99. “Burned”: Nichols. “Everyone seemed to be yelling . . . Baksheesh”: Nichols, pp. 40–41. “I have the heart . . . woman”: ibid., p. 71. “indefinite sustain”: DH on WBCN, 11/14/78. “It’s a multidimensional”: Kesey,
Demon Box,
p. 144. “This place has really . . . normal sense”: JG in Watts,
Melody Maker.
“Here it’s okay”: Jeff Boden. “It makes me feel”: MH. “R’all yew guys”: Max Bell, “Pyramid Prank.” “give me, as they must”: Ashraf Ghorbal to Jerry Garcia, 10/10/78, G.D. archives.

Chapter 44: “amazing. It had . . . was the same”: Coppola, p. 278. “In the beginning . . . live with”: Hart and Stevens,
Edge,
p. 10. “People play music . . . consciousness”: MH in Jackson, “Drums and Dreams,” 24. “drumming . . . madness”: Linda Ellerbee.

Chapter 45. “the victory party”: Hirshey,
Rolling Stone.
“You can do it”: BK.
SNL:
Tom Davis. “No . . . I don’t care”: Tom Davis. “We stink”: MH. “You know the conga . . . sucked”: MH. “You’re the promoter”: Jim Koplik. “The bulk of the space . . . my collec- tion”: BG to Richard Loren, 11/9/78, G.D. archives. “there is 100 times . . . Miami”: BG in Selvin, S.F. Chronicle, 12/21/78. “invited too many bikers . . . problems backstage”: BG in Graham and Greenfield, p. 423. Departure of Keith and Donna: Donna Jean Godchaux MacKay. Brent Mydland bio: BM. California-ization: see Ciotti, “Revenge”; Blake Green, “California”; Saltus, “Conti- nental.” “It is no coincidence
. . . into
shape”: Haas, “Drink.” “They came together . . . faith in it”: JB in Swing 51. “Clive Davis actually . . . kill myself”: PL in Platt, Lode. “Mediocrity on the march”: Playboy, 8/80. “uninspired fluff”: J. DeMatteis, Rolling Stone, 8/7/80. “We do not want to be”: Timothy Wachtel in Grushkin, p. 11. “Record more than”: MH. “right slide projector . . . a sale”: BG notes, G.D. archives. Sound development: DH, Don Pearson, Howard Danchik, John Meyer.

Chapter 47. “You’re just a . . . sheer reasonableness”: Morley, “What a Long.” “Dear sir and brother”: PL, G.D. archives. “limitless capacity for denial”: Frances FitzGerald,
New Yorker,
12/24/90. “Why are you asking . . . unhappy with you”: Hal Kant. “The other night I experienced . . . complete”: Dorris, “Concert Sound.” “teaching occasionally . . . order to exist”: JM in Jackson, “Jon McIntire.” “Get [Scrib] to do it . . . that shit”: Mary Jo Meinolf. “Come in, sit down”: Tom Davis. “Twilight Zone”: Phil DeGuere, MH, Merl Saunders, Hal Kant. “Man, I
live”
: JG to Merl Saunders. “I started feeling like . . . the hospital”: JG to Brown and Novick,
Voices,
p. 69. “Jerry’s in the bathroom . . . 911”: BW. “My main experience . . . like my bloodstream”: JG to Brown and Novick,
Voices,
p. 68. “Be tactful . . . Beethoven”: MG in Greenfield, p. 217. “taunted and derided . . . to hear that”: letter from RH to JG, 8/9/86, G.D. archives.

Chapter 48. JG recovery: JG, MH, Merl Saunders, Laird Grant, MG, Sandy Roth- man. “It took a while . . . all that”: JG to Sievert, “Jerry Garcia.” “kind of like a father . . . together for me”: JG to Marre, “At the Edge.” “Those lyin’ sons . . . don’t agree”: JG in Marcus and Gans. “vast and it’s hopeless . . . other side”: RH to Silberman, “Standing.” “I just want to know . . . lately”: BW in “Album Network” radio special. “Another year, another classic”: Randolph Smith,
Hampton Daily Press,
3/24/87. “The Dead and Garcia”: Steve Morse,
Boston Globe,
4/3/87. “radder, riskier . . . save your life”: Gehr, “Dead Zone.” “Lemme ask you . . . Not me”: Sean Coakley. “nostalgia mongers”: Dave Marsh in Gilmore, “New Dawn.” “[It] bespeaks an effortlessness . . . in years”: Browne, “Bob Dy- lan.” “The best Dead songs . . . to every rule”: Jon Pareles, “The Grateful Dead.” “There were plenty . . . different way”: BW in Sutherland, “Acid Daze.” “It was easy to suspect”: Derk Richardson,
Bay Guardian,
8/5/87. “taught me to look inside . . . at the time”: Bob Dylan in
Mojo,
2/98. “Too literal”: Len Dell’Amico in Jackson, “The Making of
So Far.”
14. Garcia Band on Broadway: JG, SP, David Nelson, Sandy Rothman. “This is great . . . somewhere”: David Nelson. “I see more light . . . understanding”: JG to Mary Eisenhart. “When I hear his playing . . . sounds right”: JG in Sievert, “Jerry Garcia.” “I wouldn’t say we’ve got . . . propriety”: Voelpel, “Dead Heads.” “Well, it’s a hideous . . . to play”: JG in
Golden Road
18. “Fuck ’em . . . if I want”: JG to Hal Kant. “potential riot”: Cameron Cosgrove in Bil- liter, “Amphitheatre.” “Give it to her . . . her lights”: Candace Brightman. “We create a deadline . . . hellish”: BW in Timothy White, “From the Beatles.” “But what the concert . . . with conviction”: Pareles, “Just What.” “as much as an inch”: Lacey, “Police.”

Chapter 49. “If you want coherence”: PL to Frost and Wanger, radio. “I just see us . . . won’t hurt anybody”: JG in Fedele, “Fuck No.” “We’re a band . . . something”: BW to ? “anybody in the Grateful . . . real loud”: JG in Reich, p. 160. “They do something”: JB in Ken Hunt, “John Barlow.” “I’ve always called . . . organism”: source unknown. “For me it’s a vehicle . . . I’m here”: DH in Gans, p. 160. “It’s embarrassing . . . remember”: JG in
Boston Phoenix,
1974. “I think basically . . . to get high”: JG in Reich, pp. 127, 86. “Coming to see . . . not work”: JG and BW in Gans,
Conversations,
p. 13. “Ugly but honest . . . good enough”: JG in Haas, “Drink.”

Chapter 50. “It’s silly for us . . . no underwear”: Barron, “Few Drug Arrests.” “What we should do”: David Grisman. “[Garcia’s] a virtuoso . . . for me”: Warren Zevon to Steve Morse,
Boston Globe,
in
Golden Road
22. “Those guys can play
. . . fantastic”:
Branford Marsalis in Pooley, “Raising.” “On Thursday night . . . would be”: Marsalis in G.D. archives. “He was willing to die . . . what he was doing”: JG in Henke, “Jerry Garcia.” “didn’t care if they . . . place to be”: David Kemper in Barry Smolin,
Dupree’s Diamond News,
spring 1997. “We must change”: unpublished MS, courtesy of Robert Hunter. “exquisite”: RH to Selvin, “Dead Songwriters.” “Yeah. I can’t stand it . . . going to happen”: JG in Steve Morse,
Boston Globe,
9/25/91.

Chapter 53. JG: JG, Brigid Meier, PL, RH, Vince Di Biase. “a wonderful talker . . . a kind of love”: Barich, “Still Truckin’.” “I just want to sing”: Paddy Moloney. “Always a hoot”: BW. “What’s happening . . . dobro player”: David Grisman. “Down from the bottom . . . you’re playing”: session tape, courtesy of David Grisman. “Can you finish”: David Grisman. “shaky, and his willpower . . . this time”: Sue Stephens. “He is the very spirit . . . and subtle”: Bob Dylan in
Rolling Stone
(eds.),
Garcia,
p. 30. “He said-a dat . . . to me”: Barbara Meier and Sara Katz, in Greenfield, p. 337.

Chapter 54. “I’ve discovered . . . with it”: Dan Healy in Gans,
Conversations,
p. 158. “Say you were . . . I’d want”: JG in Territo,
Marin IJ.
“There’s an old Prankster . . . the merrier”: JG in Tamarkin, “Jerry Garcia.” “Basically I prefer . . . the All”: JG in Stoddard. “series of events”: Krippner,
Siren,
p. 24. “We know from our own . . . for us”: JG in Haas, “Drink.” “Synchronicity . . . to the One”: JG in Stoddard. “Uncertainty is what’s . . . IT”: JG in Haas, “Drink.” “You hear the same sound”: RH, “Endless Parenthesis,”
Night Cadre,
p. 77.

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