Great American Music Hall
Concert hall in San Francisco, CaliforniaWikipedia
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Oct 13, 2026
Franco FinnHOST
Oh, nice.
Trent RhorerGUEST
Every place from, you know, the bigger acts at places like Bimbo's and Great American Music Hall, smaller clubs like Swedish American Hall and, and The Chapel.
Franco FinnHOST
Yeah.
Trent RhorerGUEST
So, uh, yeah, it's great.
PatrickHOST
It was a lot of fun.
PatrickHOST
Anytime you can play at the Great American Music Hall, it looks like it's a good tour.
Derek AlmsteadGUEST
Yeah, and I got to ask my nerdy Grateful Dead trivia questions about the crickets in the basement.
Ron KwasmanGUEST
It
Jack FirnenoHOST
It starts you where this all really starts.
Jack FirnenoHOST
In San Francisco in June of 1975 as Street Life Band is doing that residency at the Great American Music Hall, it really drills down even further and find some really curious early versions of those songs that made it to turnstiles.
Michael GrosvenorHOST
One item of curiosity that any even mid-tier Billy fan has wondered about for decades.
Jack FirnenoHOST
The lore behind this drum roll, please.
WillHOST
Wow.
Nate FarleyGUEST
So we did Crocodile, then we did the Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco, then I think it was the theater or, um, uh, Great American Music Hall in San Francisco.
WillHOST
Okay.
Nate FarleyGUEST
And I think by the time we hit Spaceland in LA, Toby came back.
Larry SeidmanHOST
Not that the great Betty Carter needed such permission.
Larry SeidmanHOST
From 1979, live at Bradshaw's Great American Music Hall, with John Hicks on piano, Curtis Lundy bass, and Kenny Washington drums.
Larry SeidmanHOST
Betty Carter.
Betty CarterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Drops and roses and whiskers on kittens.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
August 13, 1975.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
The Great American Music Hall in San Francisco.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
This wasn't a normal Grateful Dead show.
Rich BonnifaceNARRATOR
It was private, invite-only, deadheads who'd been on the mailing list, industry people, friends of the band, an intimate crowd in a venue that felt like a theater.
MikeHOST
We have
Andre CornejoGUEST
an album release show on the 11th of September, coming up in a couple weeks, at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, along with our friends in Iron Lung and Necrot and Street Tombs.
Andre CornejoGUEST
It's a beautiful venue.
Andre CornejoGUEST
It's my favorite place to play.
MikeHOST
We have
Andre CornejoGUEST
an album release show on the 11th of September, coming up in a couple weeks, at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, along with our friends in Iron Lung and Necrot and Street Tombs.
Andre CornejoGUEST
It's a beautiful venue.
Andre CornejoGUEST
It's my favorite place to play.
James LewisHOST
[cat meowing] Uh.
James LewisHOST
What? But, uh, I went to see Hope Sandoval and the Warm Adventure-- uh, Warm Inventions in San Francisco, and, uh, it was at this place called The Great American, Great American Hall or Legion Hall or something like that.
James LewisHOST
I think it's Legion Hall.
James LewisHOST
And I saw this full concert and, you know, my-- you know, Hope Sandoval is, is Mazzy Star, and that's like one of my favorite bands of all time.
Thomas HunterGUEST
It's amazing.
Thomas HunterGUEST
Another one in San Francisco is like Great American Music Hall.
Thomas HunterGUEST
It's another like theater-y, like everything sounds really good.
Thomas HunterGUEST
And like, Um, yeah, I don't know.
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