Great American Music Hall was named the sixth-best rock club in America in a Rolling Stone poll of artists and managers. Live Performances at the Great American Hall Recordings The Grateful Dead's album One from the Vault, the first of its "From the Vault" series, was recorded at the Great American Music Hall in August 1975. David Bromberg recorded portions of How Late'll Ya Play 'Til? at the Great American Music Hall in June 1976. Ry Cooder recorded Show Time on December 14 & 15, 1976. McCoy Tyner recorded The Greeting on March 17 & 18, 1978. Sonny Rollins recorded Don't Stop the Carnival on April 13, 14 & 15, 1978. Carmen McRae recorded "At The Great American Music Hall" in 1976. Doc and Merle Watson recorded "Live and Pickin' " on October 11–13, 1978. At the Grammy Awards of 1980 "Big Sandy/Leather Britches" won the Grammy Award for Best Country Instrumental Performance. Betty Carter recorded her live vocal jazz album The Audience with Betty Carter at the Great American Music Hall in 1979. The Carmen McRae-Betty Carter Duets recorded on January 30 - Feb 1, 1987 at the Great American Music Hall. Herbie Mann made a direct-to-disc recording, All Blues/Forest Rain, in 1980. Carla Bley recorded Live! on August 19–21, 1981. Robin Williams filmed his 1982 HBO special, "An Evening with Robin Williams" at the Great American Music Hall. The Radiators (American band) Live at the "Great American Music Hall" in 1998. Boz Scaggs recorded his CD/DVD Greatest Hits Live in 2004 The Secret Chiefs 3 recorded their DVD Live at the Great American Music Hall in 2007. Jonathan Coulton recorded his album Best. Concert. Ever. in February 2008. Fantômas recorded their album and video The Director's Cut Live: A New Year's Revolution on December 31, 2008. Richard Thompson recorded portions of his album Dream Attic in February 2010. The Mother Hips Live at the Great American Music Hall December 15-16 2017 Ry Cooder recorded his 2011 concert with Corridos Famosos at the Great American Music Hall Billy Joel recorded “New York State of Mind” at the Great American Music Hall 1975 Released on Spotify,et al, 11/04/2021 References External links Sally Rand and The Music Box at Virtual Museum of SF Great American Music homepage on the website of Slim's Presents Jazz clubs in the San Francisco Bay Area Music venues in San Francisco Nightclubs in San Francisco Buildings