Robert Hunter Music Hall, Seattle, WA 10/30/82 Complete Show

Robert Hunter
October 30, 1982
Music Hall,
Seattle, WA
Video Source: ET Benson's Sony L-750 (2) Beta Masters
Transfer: Sony SuperBeta SL-HF100 (Playback) -} DataVideo TBC-100 (Time Base Correction) -} BlackMagic Intensity Thunderbolt Shuttle -} Apple Pro Res 422 (HQ), 720 x 486, 41615 kbps -} Final Cut -} H.264 720 x 480, 29.97fps, 6000 kbps.m4v -} TMPGEnc Video Mastering 7 -} MPEG2 -} TMPGEnc Authoring Works 6 -} DVD(5/9)
[NTSC, 4:3, 6.0 Mbs, 720x480, 29.97 fps]
Audio: Nak 700's } Sony TC-D5M } Cassette Masters - taped by Mark Severson
Transfer: Master Cassette } Nakamichi CR-7A } Tascam DA-3000 } DSF 1-bit/5.6 MHz - transferred by Charlie Miller
Additional Lineage: DSF 1-bit/5.6 MHz } dBpoweramp } wav 24/96 } Logic(level adjustments, speed correction, minor patching of Richard Brender intro and tape flips utilizing Beta Master HiFi tracks) } wav 24/96 } PCM 24/96 (shnid 158169)
Video Capture by Alan Bershaw (2022)
1st Set Audio Sync by SirMick
2nd Set Audio Sync by Kevin Tobin
DVD Arthoring by Kevin Tobin
Personnel:
Robert Hunter - vocals, guitar, harmonica
Set 1: (DVD5)
Introduction
Run For The Roses
Touch Of Grey
Slack String Quartet
Deal
Tiger Rose
Pieces Of Eight
Box Of Rain
Franklin's Tower
Rum Runners
Easy Wind
Set 2: (DVD9)
Introduction
Day Job
West LA Fadeaway
Touch Of Darkness
Only To Believe
Eva
It }
One Way Out }
Alabama Getaway
Ruben And Cherise
Rock Columbia
Stella Blue
Keys To The Rain }
Cruel White Water }
Touch Of Grey
Encore:
Scarlet Begonias }
Sunshine Daydream
Dinosaur }
Ripple
Boys In The Barroom

[@traderjoe141]

I sing this wonderful lyricist’s words everyday 🙏❤️. Without him the Grateful Dead would be unrecognizable

[@somewhereinthecity]

Without Hunter, the Dead are just another Americana band. With Hunter (and Barlow, and Petersen) , they are the greatest band this world has ever seen.

[@indydarkstar]

thanks to all involved

[@peteralegi100]

Listening to the slow, pre-anthem Touch of Grey-so sweet.

[@anthonykimball7463]

Hunter's own versions were and remain the only REAL "touch of grey's. Vastly superior to the GD's rearrangement, although I've gotten a lot of disagreement about that.

[@billlazar6648]

Thank You for Recording This and sharing it.

[@mosesnaedele3727]

Go Kevin Tobin Go! Thanks again for posting this show! Really excellent to hear some of these songs that I've only read the lyrics to in the past. I know my Hunter pretty well but a show like this rules for tapping into some of the songs I've never heard played! Mr. Tobin you freakin' rule for posting this stuff. Thanks from the heart dude!!!

[@jefkooper4290]

"Pieces of Eight"...a rare and different tune. I had only heard it on an extrememly scratchy bootleg casette from a performance in S.F. many years ago. It always stayed in my mind.

[@petercino6972]

what a short time indeed!