Steal Your Face

Released

June 26, 1976

grateful-dead

by Grateful Dead

Steal Your Face is a live double album by the Grateful Dead, released in June 1976. The album was recorded October 17–20, 1974, at San Francisco’s Winterland Ballroom, during a “farewell run” that preceded a then-indefinite hiatus. It was the fourth and final album released by the band on their original Grateful Dead Records label. The Grateful Dead Movie Soundtrack, a second album from the same run of shows, was released in 2005.

Around and Around

10/13/80 Warfield Theatre

Writer(s):

Chuck Berry

Lead Singer:

Bob Weir

Length:

5:07

Beat it on Down the Line

The Grateful Dead Album Version

Writer(s):

Jesse Fuller

Lead Singer:

Bob Weir

Length:

2:27

Big River

12/7/79 Indiana Convention Center

Writer(s):

Johnny Cash

Lead Singer:

Bob Weir

Length:

4:53

Black Throated Wind

3/23/74 Cow Palace

4/7/72 Wembley Empire Pool

Writer(s):

Bob Weir, John Barlow

Lead Singer:

Bob Weir

Length:

6:05

Casey Jones

Workingmans Dead Version

Writer(s):

Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter

Lead Singer:

Jerry Garcia

Length:

4:24

Cold Rain and Snow

The Grateful Dead Album Version

12/31/81 Oakland Auditorium

Writer(s):

Obray Ramsey

Lead Singer:

Jerry Garcia

Length:

2:25

El Paso

Unknown

7/7/78 Red Rocks

Writer(s):

Marty Robbins

Lead Singer:

Bob Weir

Length:

4:15

It Must Have Been the Roses

Reckoning Album Version

Writer(s):

Robert Hunter

Lead Singer:

Jerry Garcia

Length:

5:58

Mississippi Half-Step

Without a Net Version

Writer(s):

Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter

Lead Singer:

Jerry Garcia

Length:

5:42

Ship of Fools

From the Mars Hotel Version

6/26/74 Providence Civic Center

Writer(s):

Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter

Lead Singer:

Jerry Garcia

Length:

5:22

Stella Blue

Wake of the Flood Version

Writer(s):

Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter

Lead Singer:

Jerry Garcia

Length:

6:22

Sugaree

Studio Version 1972

10/16/74 Winterland

Writer(s):

Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter

Lead Singer:

Jerry Garcia

Length:

7:33

The Promised Land

9/3/77 Raceway Park

Writer(s):

Chuck Berry

Lead Singer:

Bob Weir

Length:

3:15

U.S. Blues

6/18/76 Capitol Theatre

Writer(s):

Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter

Lead Singer:

Jerry Garcia

Length:

4:37

Curated by: Deadicated