Recording Dates
All tracks (except for the first and the last two on the bonus CD) have been recorded during a 23 show run in September and October 1980 at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco and at Radio City Music Hall in New York.
Recording dates:
- "To Lay Me Down" (disc 2) recorded at Club Front, San Rafael on September 14, 1980 (studio rehearsal)
- "Ripple" (disc 1) recorded at Warfield Theatre on September 26, 1980
- "Iko Iko" (disc 2) recorded at Warfield Theatre on October 7, 1980
- "Jack-A-Roe" (disc 1) recorded at Warfield Theatre on October 10, 1980
- "Dire Wolf" and "Deep Elem Blues" (disc 1) recorded at Warfield Theatre on October 11, 1980
- "The Race Is On" (disc 1) & "El Paso" (disc 2) recorded at Warfield Theatre on October 13, 1980
- Tracks 7–14 (disc 2) recorded at Radio City Music Hall on October 23, 1980 (Complete acoustic first set missing only the opening track; "On The Road Again")
- "Heaven Help The Fool" (disc 2) recorded at Radio City Music Hall on October 25, 1980
- "It Must Have Been The Roses" (disc 1) recorded at Radio City Music Hall on October 26, 1980
- "Monkey And The Engineer" (disc 1) recorded at Radio City Music Hall on October 27, 1980
- "Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie" (disc 1) recorded at Radio City Music Hall on October 30, 1980
- "Sage & Spirit" and "Little Sadie" (disc 2) recorded at Radio City Music Hall on October 31, 1980
- "Tom Dooley" and "Deep Elem Blues" (disc 2) recorded at Rambler Room, Chicago on November 17, 1978
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