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Garcialive Vol. 10: May 20Th, 1990 Hilo Civic Auditorium Liner Notes GarciaLive Vol. 10: May 20th, 1990 Hilo Civic Auditorium Liner Notes ROUND RECORDS PACKAGING COPY DRAFT DATE: 12/12/2017 ARTIST: Jerry Garcia Band RELEASE DATE: February 23, 2018 TITLE: GarciaLive Volume Ten: May 20th, 1990 Hilo Civic Auditorium CONFIG: 2 CD Digipak Select No./UPC: 880882322021 (Standard) 880882322151 (Apple Music) 880882322052 (Digital Standard) __________________________________________________________________ CD JERRY GARCIA BAND GARCIALIVE VOLUME TEN: MAY 20TH, 1990 HILO CIVIC AUDITORIUM DISC ONE: 1. HOW SWEET IT IS (TO BE LOVED BY YOU) 2. THEY LOVE EACH OTHER 3. TOUGH MAMA 4. LIKE A ROAD LEADING HOME 5. RUN FOR THE ROSES 6. THE WAY YOU DO THE THINGS YOU DO 7. MY SISTERS AND BROTHERS 8. KNOCKIN’ ON HEAVEN’S DOOR 9. DEAL DISC TWO: 1. THE HARDER THEY COME 2. FOREVER YOUNG 3. STOP THAT TRAIN 4. TORE UP OVER YOU 5. TEARS OF RAGE 6. EVANGELINE 7. WAITING FOR A MIRACLE 8. THAT LUCKY OLD SUN 9. TANGLED UP IN BLUE RECORDED LIVE AT HILO CIVIC AUDITORIUM, HILO, HI MAY 20TH, 1990 Knowing what we do about Garcia’s love of Hawaii, it’s no wonder this intimate Sunday evening performance radiates such joyful energy. While the enclosed soundboard recordings may contain minor lapses in fidelity, the music contained remains as pure and vibrant as the day it was captured.. Please enjoy with our promise that every effort was made to produce this performance for release in a manner which honors the spirit of its creation. Mahalo. JERRY GARCIA BAND JERRY GARCIA guitar, vocals GLORIA JONES backing vocals JOHN KAHN bass DAVID KEMPER drums JACKLYN LaBRANCH backing vocals MELVIN SEALS keyboard RECORDED LIVE AT HILO CIVIC AUDITORIUM, HILO, HI MAY 20TH, 1990 Original Recordings Produced by JERRY GARCIA Produced for Release by MARC ALLAN and KEVIN MONTY Recorded by JOHN CUTLER Mastered by Fred Kevorkian at Kevorkian Mastering, New York, NY Curators: MARC ALLAN and KEVIN MONTY Project Coordination: LAUREN GOETZINGER Design & Illustration by RYAN COREY for Smog Design Inc. Liner Note Essay by DENNIS McNALLY Photos by BILL SMYTHE Show Poster Courtesy of NICHOLAS MERIWETHER SPECIAL THANKS TO TRIXIE GARCIA, ANNABELLE GARCIA, HEATHER KATZ, SUNSHINE KESEY, CAROLYN ADAMS GARCIA, KEELIN GARCIA, MANASHA GARCIA, CORAN CAPSHAW, JONATHAN BLAUFARB AND VIVEK SRIDHARAN AT COUNSEL, LLP, ELLIOT GROFFMAN, PAUL GUTMAN, IRA FRIEDMAN AND KELLY CORSON AT CARROLL, GUIDO AND GROFFMAN, LLP, MARK PINKUS, NICHOLAS MERIWETHER, JEFFREY NORMAN, DAVID LEMIEUX, STEVE PARISH, AND A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE FANS FOR YOUR CONTINUOUS SUPPORT. INSIDE BOOKLET DISC ONE // SET ONE: 1. HOW SWEET IT IS (TO BE LOVED BY YOU) [6:20] (Lamont Dozier/Brian Holland/Eddie Holland) EMI Blackwood Music Inc. o/b/o Stone Agate Music (BMI) 2. THEY LOVE EACH OTHER [7:09] (Jerry Garcia/Robert Hunter) Universal Music Corp. o/b/o Ice Nine Publishing Company (ASCAP) 3. TOUGH MAMA [5:16] (Bob Dylan) Ram’s Horn Music (SESAC) 4. LIKE A ROAD LEADING HOME [8:14] (Don Nix/Dan Penn) Irving Music, Inc./Irving Music, Inc. o/b/o Dan Penn Music (BMI) 5. RUN FOR THE ROSES [5:39] (Jerry Garcia/Robert Hunter) Universal Music Corp. o/b/o Ice Nine Publishing Company (ASCAP) 6. THE WAY YOU DO THE THINGS YOU DO [10:06] (William Robinson Jr./Robert Rogers) Jobete Music Co Inc. (ASCAP) 7. MY SISTERS AND BROTHERS [4:13] (Charles Johnson) Songs of Universal, Inc. (BMI) 8. KNOCKIN’ ON HEAVEN’S DOOR [10:07] (Bob Dylan) Ram’s Horn Music (SESAC) 9. DEAL [8:21] (Jerry Garcia/Robert Hunter) Universal Music Corp. o/b/o Ice Nine Publishing Company (ASCAP) DISC TWO // SET TWO: 1. THE HARDER THEY COME [10:55] (Jimmy Cliff) Universal-Songs of Polygram o/b/o Island Music Ltd. (BMI) 2. FOREVER YOUNG [8:24] (Bob Dylan) Ram’s Horn Music (SESAC) 3. STOP THAT TRAIN [7:10] (Peter Tosh) Kobalt Music Pub America o/b/o Iron Zion Music Ltd. (BMI) 4. TORE UP OVER YOU [7:24] (Hank Ballard) Fort Knox Music Inc./Trio Music Company (BMI) 5. TEARS OF RAGE [7:47] (Bob Dylan/Richard Manuel) Dwarf Music (SESAC/ASCAP) 6. EVANGELINE [4:01] (David Hidalgo/Louie Perez) BMG Bumblebee o/b/o Davince Music/BMG Bumblebee o/b/o No K.O. Music (BMI) 7. WAITING FOR A MIRACLE [6:19] (Bruce Cockburn) Rotten Kiddies Music, LLC. (SOCAN) 8. THAT LUCKY OLD SUN [9:37] (Haven Gillespie/Beasley Smith) Larry Spier Music LLC. o/b/o Haven Gillespie Music Publishing Co./Larry Spier Music LLC. o/b/o Beasley Smith Music (ASCAP) 9. TANGLED UP IN BLUE [9:40] (Bob Dylan) Ram’s Horn Music (SESAC) Used by Permission. International Copyright Secured. All Rights Reserved. For Comments and General Inquiries, Please Email [email protected] www.jerrygarcia.com (P) & © 1990/2018 Jerry Garcia Family LLC under exclusive license to JGF Rights Holding, LLC. All Rights Reserved. JGFRR1019 880882322021 www.jerrygarcia.com Round Records logo ATO Records logo (P) & © 1990/2018 Jerry Garcia Family LLC under exclusive license to JGF Rights Holding, LLC. All Rights Reserved. JGFRR1019 LINER NOTE ESSAY Standing on the edge of the stage watching one of Jerry’s first shows after his 1986 diabetic coma, what he called “my meltdown,” Bill Graham couldn’t believe his eyes. After Jerry’s initial recovery and then musical rehabilitation at home with friends like Merl Saunders and Sandy Rothman, he’d gone to Hawai’i to recuperate. Now back and performing, he was tanned, fit looking, and radiating good vibes. Bill was ecstatic, but a little bit incredulous. Graham was right. Hawai’i’s pristine underwater world, to which Bill Kreutzmann had recently introduced Jerry, was Garcia’s healing sanctuary. Twenty or thirty feet down, the only attention he attracted was from the fish, and that was pretty easy to take. Hawai’i soothed his soul. It’s no wonder that this show is so good. To start with, Hilo and the Big Island are a long way from the glitz of Waikiki Beach or the fancy hotels on Maui. Much of the island is small-town, rural and agricultural. Hilo is the biggest city on the island, and with a population then below 40,000, few would call it urban. The Civic Auditorium was unpretentious and relatively small, about high school gym size. In other words, it was Jerry’s kind of place. Though “How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You)” was a perfectly normal opener for them, you can hear their good mood and high energy from the start; there’s a smile in Jerry’s voice. John Kahn lays down a fat bottom, David Kemper’s tempo is crisp and bouncy, Gloria (Jones) and Jackie (LaBranch)’s voices fill in nicely, Melvin (Seals) rules the keys, and the song’s legendary authors, Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, and Edward Holland Jr., would have been proud. How good a mood? Someone offered Jerry something that I’m guessing were some leis, and his jovial remark, “What do you want me to do with them?” generated laughter as he kicked into the third song, the first of his five Dylan songs that night. Which calls for some remarks. The eighteen songs the band played in Hilo represent a fairly standard selection from the JGB repertoire. Even though he sang all the leads, his side bands represented a break from the responsibility of serving the giant dragon that was the Grateful Dead. In some ways, it was a vacation, a busman’s holiday. That meant, for instance, that he focused on playing other people’s songs, so that there are only three originals here (“They Love Each Other,” “Run for the Roses,” and “Deal”). That repertoire was grounded in a deep sampling of some of the best of the African- American tradition: two Motown R&B standards—“How Sweet It Is” and Smokey Robinson’s “The Way You Do the Things You Do”—plus an older R&B classic, Hank Ballard’s “Tore Up.” There’s also Los Lobos’s wonderful tribute to the “queen of make believe,” the all-American wandering sprite, “Evangeline.” The two reggae songs, Jimmy Cliff’s “The Harder They Come” and Peter Tosh’s “Stop That Train,” reflect Jerry’s catholic taste and inquisitive ears. “The Harder They Come” was the title song of the classic 1972 movie of that name, which starred Jimmy as the outlaw Ivanhoe Martin, and Jerry was playing it by the next year. It’s also a landmark in the 1970s development of midnight movies, in which cult hits like El Topo and The Rocky Horror Picture Show would play late on weekend nights and develop hip audiences. No one who saw The Harder They Come that way will ever forget the opening scene, in which a vague blur of green sharpens into focus until the viewer realizes that they’re looking at fat green buds of ganja —remember, it was illegal then. The repertoire is full of more black music: one straight-up gospel song, “My Sisters and Brothers,” and several I’d call neo-Gospel—“Like a Road,” by the Memphis Stax-Volt mainstay Don Nix and Dan Penn, Beasley Smith and Haven Gillespie’s classic (versions by Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin, Willie Nelson, and Johnny Cash, among others) “That Lucky Old Sun” (with a truly superb Melvin solo, which helps make it a show highlight), and Bruce Cockburn’s “Waiting for a Miracle.” You could arguably include “Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door” in that group, but we’ll keep it with the single largest bunch, the five songs by Bob Dylan.
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