Dozin' at the Knick
Occupation
- Jerry Garcia ( vocals, guitar)
- Bob Weir ( guitar, vocals)
- Brent Mydland (keyboards, vocals)
- Phil Lesh (bass, vocals)
- Bill Kreutzmann (drums)
- Mickey Hart (drums)
- Robert Hunter (Songwriter )
- John Perry Barlow (Songwriter )
Production
- John Cutler
- Phil Lesh
History
The songs on the album were recorded in the Knickerbocker Arena in Albany, New York. In this case, recordings were made of three consecutive shows from 24 - used March 26, 1990. On 29 October 1996, the album of my own label Grateful Dead Records and the label Arista was published. This makes it the first album since Grayfolded, which was not sold exclusively by its own label.
At the time of the concert, the Grateful Dead was still under the Treaty of Arista, so they had the commercial rights to the song. From the same series of concerts the album Without a Net ( 1990 ), on which, however, songs are comprised of various concerts from October 1989 to April 1990, and the album Terrapin Station comes ( Limited Edition) ( 1997), which during a show on March 15 was included in Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland in 1990.
For the album, the complete second set of 24 March, the second half of the second set of 25 March and most of the first sets of 26 March was. In general, the show of 24 as the best of the three performances. This is especially true for Mud Love buddy Jam. The song is an alienated and alone version of Your Mind Has Left Your Body, written by Paul Kantner ( Jefferson Airplane ).
Achievements
Album - Billboard Charts
Recording data
- CD 1 Song 4 of 24 March
- Song 5-7 of 25 March
- Song 1-3 and 8-9 of 16 March
- Song 1-6 of 24 March
- Song 7-11 of 25 March
- Song 12 of 26 March