Thanks so much for posting this show. This was one of only 2 or three Grateful Dead shows that I ever went to, good times.

It's nice to relive some fond memories...

In the spirit of giving back, and of persuading people, in my opinion, of a better way to name the files, I present here,

Holyguy's set list of this show:

01 Help On The Way--
02 Slipknot!--
03 Franklin's Tower
04 The Same Thing
05 Althea
06 Cassidy
07 Childhood's End
08 Don't Ease Me In
09s2 Iko Iko
10 Samba In The Rain
11 He's Gone--
12 Smokestack Lightning--
13 Truckin'--
14 Drums--
15 Jam--
16 The Days Between--
17 Throwing Stones--
18 Not Fade Away
19e US. Blues

The advantages of the above file naming method is manifold:
a) The file name IS the song name!
b) On MP3 players if tags are not read properly it does not matter, because, the file name is the song name!
c) On the topic of Tags, thank you for tagging. However, I believe that time would better be spent naming the files with the song names.
d) My file naming also still notes where each set begins as well as what the encore was. (Additionally it DOES NOT note superfluous and distracting information such as what disc and what CDA track it would be. Does anyone still burn CDA?)

I don't know about you folks, but I access my music in the folder it is in, period. Furthermore, I deal with the actual files, not through a middle-man-type program such as I-Tunes, to name one. When I want to play a song, load a portable MP3 player or burn a 700 MB or 4.33GB disc of music I go directly to the source. And let me tell you my friends, my files are as Jerry & the Boys intended it to be, with each file name being the song name!

By naming the files as I have noted above it is now possible to manage the files independent of ALL software simply by reading the file (or if you wish, song) names. Truly, what tape sharing (or free ware, nowadays) is all about!

Rock out with your Jam on!!

And the last time I saw Jerry alive which makes Days Between especially poingant

I think this show is strong and I love the set lists. Its beautiful day in Vermont as I listen and the U.S. Blues is melting the silver in my head. Jack Straw !?! Not bad for Monday morning coffee buzz. The althea is great as is throwing stones. Bobby saves the day a few times this show. Jerry is clear and ironic with that firm ax handle. Yeah there is a fuzz and buzz if I turn it up... so thats the only reasons I don't crank the stars to 5. keep on rockin and a reelin' !