explain the relationship between the band and the motorcycle club, mentioning "Sandy Alexander, president of the New York Hells Angels" specifically. Much of the second half of the article is about the "mutual admiration" Jerry Garcia and Sandy Alexander have for one another. For example, Ernest quotes Jerry as saying "Sandy is a good cat" and quotes Sandy as saying "Jerry is one of the most beautiful persons in the industry because he plays with all his heart for the people". Leogrande closes his piece by noting the concert was peaceful, the policemen present were "bored by inaction", and the "greatest hazard" was "getting yourself lashed across the face by some teenage chick's wildly swinging pendulum of hair." Article in the New York Times The newspaper clipping on the right side of the middle two pages is from The New York Times, is entitled "Grateful Dead, in concert, retain their magic glow", and was written by Don Heckman. After briefly describing the band's background and connection with its fan base, the author focuses on the band's overall sound, and Jerry Garcia's influences in particular. He traces these influences to "the early jazz of Django Reinhardt" and bands "of the sort that guitarist Tiny Grimes used to lead", claiming that "the vocals are less important than the overall flow of the music." Heckman closes his piece with a section entitled "Updated jump band", a reference to "the initial stimulus for the black rhythm and blues music of the late 1940's and 1950's". Asking rhetorically whether the band represents the start or "simply the close of a long cycle?" the article ends on a dark note, suggesting that "The Grateful Dead may have chosen a more prophetic name than they realized." Track listing Disc One March 25: Tracks 1-5 are Bo Diddley backed by the Grateful Dead "Hey Bo Diddley" > (Bo Diddley) – 4:10 "I'm a Man (Mannish Boy)" > (Diddley) – 6:00 "I've Seen Them All" > (Diddley) – 7:43 "Jam" (Diddley, Grateful Dead) – 9:59 "Mona" (Diddley) – 3:34 "How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)" (Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, Eddie Holland) – 7:56 "Are You Lonely For Me" (Bert Berns) – 7:37 "Smokestack Lightnin'" (Howlin' Wolf) – 13:11 March 27: "Playing in the Band" (Robert Hunter, Mickey Hart, Bob Weir) – 11:10 Note Disc Two March 28: First Set: "Truckin'" (Hunter, Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, Weir)