Accidents Will Happen (2:58)        Peace, Love & Understanding (/w
       Deep Dark Truthful Mirror (4:36)     Nick Lowe) (3:54)
       Mystery Dance (3:14)                Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line
       Poisoned Rose (5:47)                 [Waylon Jennings] (4:05)
       God's Comic (10:42)                 Leave My Kitten Alone [John/Turner/
       (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red       McDougall] (3:30)
        Shoes (2:45)                       You Win Again (4:08)
       New Lace Sleeves (3:45)             Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down
       Pads, Paws & Claws (3:04)            (2:49)
       Radio Sweetheart/Jackie Wilson      Why Don't You Love Me Like You Used
        Said (I'm In Heaven When You        To Do? (2:08)
        Smile) [Van Morrison] (5:47)       CC Rider (3:53) \ (sung by Bob Weir)
                                           Lovelight (6:52)/

Release Information:

     Date  | Media| Catalogue number (comments)
     95____|    CD| Moonlight ML 9503 (Czech Republic)

Comments:

    EC & Gerry Garcia live at Sweetwater, Mill Valley, California, 29-Apr-89.
    The performance goes from a solo acoustic set to a wind-up full band at
    the end, with the band comprised at various times of Nick Lowe, Jerry
    Scheff, James Burton, Austin Delone, Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Scott
    Matthews, Sammy Hagar & Pete Sears.

Quality:
    Good to very good. A little wobbly on the high end, either a
    heavily duped soundboard or very good audience recording. My ears
    adjusted quickly to the sound quality. The show strikes me as
    particularly bland, especially as more band members join in. It
    turns more and more into the jam session it is (and I don't mean
    that in a good way!), and after a while EC isn't even running the
    mic as various unknown voices take over the vocals and stage
    patter. Good between song chat from EC, particularly during "God's
    Comic". "CC Rider" couldn't sound more lifeless. However, if you
    like the Grateful Dead kind of airy shuffle then this may appeal
    more to you than it did me. Bruce White {brucew8940@aol.com}
    I love this disc, EC is funny, chatty & charming. Has a feeling
    of trotting out old favourites & trying out new material in front
    of a friendly, but discerning crowd. The last 2 tracks are
    pointless jams, but the acoustic part is cool & loose-limbed
    (great version of "Radio Sweetheart") - Eddie Gorodetsky
    {eddieg@cerf.net}
    A little tape hiss during the 10 acoustic numbers. Maybe not
    essential, but get it for the solo tracks - Dean Martucci
    {martucci@surf.com}