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Poster:	light into ashes	Date:	Jul 7, 2009 1:17am
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

I've put together a list of all the guest appearances in the Dead's early shows. I don't know of a site that provides a listing like this, and it's likely that I've forgotten or left out some guests, so if anyone notices something missing, please speak up! This list is mostly limited to electric Dead shows where someone outside the band added a musical contribution. It doesn't include the acoustic sets of 1969-70 (which often had many guests), since I'll be talking about those in another post (that will be a kind of "part II"). It doesn't include the New Riders - though I should at least mention the 3/18/73 New Riders show where Garcia, Weir, and Godchaux all join in. It doesn't include announcers - some of whom, in the early days, are quite entertaining in their own right. It doesn't include the collaborations with David Crosby in late '70 (for instance, the PERRO sessions or the 12/15/70 show), which could be a whole separate discussion. It doesn't include the many tapes of Garcia jamming with other musicians - for instance, Country Joe (the Fillmore West '69 "Donovan's Reef jam"), Jefferson Airplane (Family Dog 9/6/69), the Allman Brothers (Cow Palace 12/31/73), or Doug Sahm (Austin 11/23/72), or various early jams with Jorma Kaukonen & Jack Casady. But I did include a couple illuminating non-Dead shows that happen to be on the Archive, where Dead members have a strong presence, as well as the notorious Hartbeats shows since those have so much Dead material. I've decided to skip the early '66 Acid Tests, since they're so full of audience mikes and Prankster chatter - the Dead themselves were the guests. So we'll start at the dawn of 1967: 12/1/66 Matrix - An unknown blues singer & harmonica player joins the Dead for Yonder's Wall and My Own Fault. http://www.archive.org/details/gd66-12-01.sbd.sirmick.26968.sbeok.shnf 1/14/67 Great Human Be-In - During a speedy instrumental Schoolgirl, Charles Lloyd plays flute and does a jazzy, aggressive stream-of-consciousness rap. http://www.archive.org/details/gd67-01-14.sbd.vernon.9108.sbeok.shnf 6/18/67 Monterey Festival - This is the earliest version of Alligator we have - at the beginning of Alligator, someone's playing harmonica where the verses should be. It doesn't seem to be Pigpen, since it's off-key (meanwhile he's probably singing into a dead mike) and later in Caution he plays harmonica in his usual style - but I had the impression it might be someone familiar with the song. http://www.archive.org/details/gd67-06-18.sbd.mandrake.19586.sbeok.shnf 7/23/67 Straight Theater - Garcia introduces Neal Cassady, who raps for a while while the Dead back him. For the first part they play an instrumental Lovelight (their first known version), then in the second part they get into a minimal 'space' - also the earliest space. Apologies for the link - it seems to be only two minutes (the original record was ten minutes, and even that was an excerpt). http://www.archive.org/details/gd1967-07-23.sbd.bershaw-wulf.5418.shnf 6/19/68 Carousel Ballroom - After the Lovelight, the Dead stop the music for twenty minutes of audience chanting. For the second half of the show, the Dead are joined by an unknown guitarist, and perhaps Jack Casady. http://www.archive.org/details/gd68-06-19.sbd.cotsman.4511.sbeok.shnf 9/20/68 Berkeley - In this snippet of a show, the Dead abort a short Eleven to go into drums - they're joined by two more drummers for a 25-minute drum solo, which ends the show with cries of "Ya, ya, yaketa!" Perhaps equipment or lysergic troubles prevented an Alligator jam - in any case, this must be the longest drum solo until 1978. http://www.archive.org/details/gd1968-09-20.sbd.miller.32900.sbeok.flac16 In October '68, during a temporary firing of Weir and Pigpen, a series of Mickey and the Hartbeats shows started at the Matrix - consisting of Garcia, Hart, sometimes Lesh, and any other musicians that might show up, jamming on a few Dead themes and some freeform explorations. Sometimes it's said that they were auditioning for new Dead members, but this is highly unlikely, since the other players were already in established bands. Garcia may have just wanted to open up a new side-project (we'd certainly see more of those in later years). It's less-known that Lesh isn't even playing during most of these shows - with the exception of 10/30/68, these are mostly Garcia/Casady duets. When Elvin Bishop shows up, the Hartbeats take a definite turn towards standard blues jams. Not all the Hartbeats shows seem to survive - there are some undated fragments circulating - and occasional Hartbeats shows took place into '69, of which we only have the Aug 28 show with Howard Wales. 10/8/68 - Elvin Bishop & Jack Casady http://www.archive.org/details/gd68-10-08.sbd.belaff.17691.sbeok.shnf 10/10/68 - Jack Casady & 'Marvin' (blues singer & harmonica player) http://www.archive.org/details/gd68-10-10.sbd.miller-ladner.4513.sbeok.shnf 10/30/68 - Elvin Bishop http://www.archive.org/details/gd68-10-30.sbd.sacks.1205.sbeok.shnf 12/16/68 - Jack Casady, Spencer Dryden, David Getz http://www.archive.org/details/gd68-12-16.sbd.hartbeats.4529.sbeok.shnf 12/24/68 - Garcia with Elvin Bishop, Steve Miller, Harvey Mandel (not on the Archive) 8/28/69 - Howard Wales http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-08-28.sbd.lepley.4234.sbeok.shnf 1969 Early '69 was a conspicuously guest-free time as the Dead played their limited setlist with Tom Constanten at show after show. As I've mentioned before, in April/May '69 a little setlist upheaval started as the Dead started bringing back bunches of old covers, adding more variety (and sloppiness) to their shows. All of a sudden in late spring, we see a whole torrent of guests taking the stage in Dead shows, which would continue through 1970. 5/29/69 - Santana's drummers join the Dead in the Alligator drum section, and Garcia jams with the percussion; one of them sings a bit in Lovelight. http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-05-29.sbd.jim.14018.sbeok.shnf 5/31/69 - Ken Babbs starts Baby Blue with a sad little rap; he's also heard rapping at length after Cold Rain & Snow. http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-05-31.sbd.oleynick.76.sbeok.shnf 6/6/69 - Jerry is too dosed to play, so Elvin Bishop takes his place for almost the whole show (except Lovelight). Needless to say, we get an extra dose of blues with Smokestack Lightning and Checkin' Up On My Baby. The Lovelight may be the longest ever, at 48 minutes (though some others come close). http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-06-06.sbd.jupile.9494.sbeok.shnf 6/7/69 - Janis Joplin sings with Pigpen in Lovelight in her usual blues-scat style. (This part of the show suffers from tape deterioration.) http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-06-07.sbd.kaplan.9074.sbeok.shnf 6/8/69 - After an amazing first set, we get no less than two guests - Wayne Ceballos sings Lovelight instead of Pigpen (making it seem twice as long, though Pigpen seems to approve). Then Elvin Bishop (who played guitar in Lovelight) takes over again for a couple blues tunes with Pigpen, Things I Used To Do and Who's Lovin' You Tonight, before Garcia returns. http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-06-08.sbd.cotsman.19285.sbeok.shnf 6/13/69 - Ron Hawkins sings Schoolgirl with Pigpen. Someone plays flute for a bit in the middle of Lovelight, and Ron Hawkins comes back for the raveup at the end. http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-06-13.sbd.barbella.7775.sbeok.shnf 7/7/69 - Deadlists suggests that Gregg Allman is playing organ in Lovelight. I don't think so - I only hear Constanten - but I'm including it here in case I'm mistaken. (In any case, I think this was the first show where they met the Allmans.) http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-07-07.sbd.clugston.3116.sbeok.shnf 7/12/69 - Madness breaks loose in Lovelight - Pigpen tries to get Mickey to sing, and Weir gives a mike to an enthusiastic audience member who starts shrieking and hollering the blues: "Let me tell you baby, you're a brown cow, let's go get stoned....." http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-07-12.sbd-aud.hanno.4645.sbeok.shnf 8/3/69 - Very unusual (and anonymous) guests tonight - a fiddle player in Hi-Heel Sneakers, and then saxophone and fiddle in the Dark Star>Alligator>Other One>Caution jam. One of the most unique sets the Dead ever played, though the mix is poor. http://www.archive.org/details/gd1969-08-03.sbd.miller.30652.sbeok.flac16 8/16/69 - Ken Babbs raps about the "third coast" at the beginning of Lovelight; he also raps for quite a while after Mama Tried. http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-08-16.sbd.cotsman.15205.sbeok.shnf 8/21/69 - Charles Lloyd plays flute in Minglewood Blues and China Cat. http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-08-21.sbd.cotsman.13850.sbeok.shnf 8/23/69 - After Pigpen has the crowd yell "Howdy!" he asks for a volunteer: "Anyone wanna come up and testify? - anyone, come up and say something! Y'all chicken?" Some crazed fellow takes him up on it and starts screeching, "Woo-hoo! Everybody get it on! Have a good ol' time! Baby baby, do ya feel it?" and makes a little speech..... http://www.archive.org/details/gd1969-08-23.sbd.2196.sbeok.shnf (There are many more Lovelights in '70/71 where Pigpen would give the mike to delirious romantics in the audience. I don't have the heart to seek out any more examples, though.) 9/7/69 - Not the Dead, but Garcia with some of the Jefferson Airplane playing some drunken garage-band oldies from their youth. A rare chance to hear Garcia singing Johnny B Goode (and the first known Big Railroad Blues) - but it's hard to believe he's playing guitar. http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-09-07.sbd.dfinney.5808.sbeok.shnf 10/25/69 - Stephen Stills plays guitar in Lovelight. http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-10-25.sbd.jagla.81.sbefail.shnf 11/7/69 - After Mama Tried, someone in the audience plays the Star-Spangled Banner on a pennywhistle, to general hilarity - the Dead respond with a few little traditional ditties. http://www.archive.org/details/gd1969-11-07.sbd.cotsman.6299.shnf 11/8/69 - In the Caution jam just before the Main Ten, someone recites a little poem in a Dylanesque manner. (Released on the Dick's Pick.) 12/10/69 - Stephen Stills plays guitar in Casey Jones, Schoolgirl, and Morning Dew, and sings Black Queen. (He probably played in Lovelight as well, but it cuts after two minutes.) Black Queen is excellent. http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-12-10.sbd.gerland.10986.sbeok.shnf 12/29/69 - Soon after the jam starts in Good Lovin', a disturbed audience member yells into a mike, and they stop for a bit while he's hustled off-stage. This isn't a "guest appearance", but it helps remind us that in many shows (as Garcia occasionally mentions) the stage must have been full of people wandering around - kids, dancers, freaks, and so on..... http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-12-29.sbd.8044.sbeok.shnf 1970 2/1/70 - Peter Green plays guitar in Lovelight, and even sings for a bit. http://www.archive.org/details/gd70-02-01.psbd.cousinit.18121.sbeok.shnf 2/4/70 - Though it wasn't part of the Dead show, several bands were being filmed at the Family Dog this night; and at the end of the evening there was an "allstar jam" including Garcia, Santana, and the Jefferson Airplane guitarists, part of which was broadcast. It's not on the Archive (or the 2/4/70 Download Series), but it is on youtube. 2/11/70 - For the Dark Star>Spanish Jam>Lovelight, an enormous crew including most of Fleetwood Mac and the Allman Brothers join the Dead onstage - Peter Green, Duane Allman, Mick Fleetwood, Danny Kirwan, Gregg Allman, Butch Trucks & Berry Oakley. http://www.archive.org/details/gd1970-02-11.late-set2.aud.smith.99152.sbeok.flac16 3/8/70 - A mystery guest takes the mike after Pigpen's Katie Mae and "sings" a blues while Pigpen and the band accompany him - then he continues shouting and tunelessly bleating a harmonica all through Not Fade Away, while the Dead apparently ignore him. This was thought to be Wayne Ceballos; Pigpen seems to have encouraged him onstage, for some reason. Hands-down the worst guest appearance. http://www.archive.org/details/gd70-03-08.sbd.9195.sbeok.shnf 3/17/70 - This famed show, where the Dead played with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, doesn't survive on tape. But there are descriptions of the show here: http://www.theblackdog.org/gd-bpo/ 4/9/70 - An unknown guest sings the improvised "Cowboy Song", an interesting Sugar Magnolia-type hoedown, as the audience stamp their feet. http://www.archive.org/details/gd70-04-09.sbd.hanno.6157.sbeok.shnf 6/7/70 - During the Other One drum solo, a lady gives a speech to the audience; not only that, but someone's singing off-mike during the Cryptical reprise. Someone also sings "hey baby" over the opening of Cosmic Charlie. The Dead themselves, perhaps unsurprisingly, seem a little unfocused. http://www.archive.org/details/gd70-06-07.sbd.hollister.98.sbeok.shnf 7/16/70 - At Bear's going-away party, Janis Joplin sings another Lovelight with Pigpen - this one is much raunchier than last year's. http://www.archive.org/details/gd70-07-16.sbd.clugston.6485.sbeok.shnf 8/19/70 - David Crosby plays guitar in Not Fade Away>Lovelight - unfortunately, in the audience tape it's hard to make him out. http://www.archive.org/details/gd70-08-19.aud.cotsman.11797.sbeok.shnf 11/11/70 - Jack Casady, Jorma Kaukonen, and Papa John Creach join the Dead during Goin' Down the Road and they play a series of fun jams, blues, and rockers to end the show. http://www.archive.org/details/gd70-11-11.aud.cotsman.17081.sbeok.shnf 11/16/70 - This Hell's Angels benefit has a few guests on several tunes - Steve Winwood on organ, Will Scarlet on harmonica, and perhaps Chris Wood doing some singing in Not Fade Away. (This show used to be known as 11/23/70, but 11/16 Fillmore has become the accepted date.) http://www.archive.org/details/gd70-11-16.sbd.winters.17361.sbeok.shnf (There is also a Good Lovin' with Hot Tuna (Jorma, Jack, and Papa John) that used to be attributed to 11/16/70, but it's not on the Archive) 11/20/70 - The bonus set with Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady features quite a few hot jams and rockers, in better quality than 11/11. http://www.archive.org/details/gd70-11-20.aud.cotsman.9001.sbeok.shnf 11/21/70 - Only part of the set exists, a Cryptical>Other One medley. Ned Lagin says this was the first show he played with the Dead, but he wasn't plugged into the PA, so he's quite inaudible. http://www.archive.org/details/gd70-11-21.sbd.cotsman.17033.sbeok.shnf (Although it's an acoustic set, I should mention here the 11/21/70 Boston radio show they did after this performance - Garcia & Weir played several acoustic songs in which they were joined by Duane & Gregg Allman. This set's apparently not on deadlists or the Archive.) 12/31/70 - After the Dead show, in the wee morning hours Weir came back for an extra set with Hot Tuna (Jorma, Jack, Will Scarlet on harmonica, Joey Covington on drums) - playing a selection of oldies, most of them in the Dead's setlists, but here done Hot Tuna-style. This is a rare example of hearing Weir (rather than Garcia) as a guest. http://www.archive.org/details/gd70-12-31.aftershow.sbd.cole.6171.sbeok.shnf Guest appearances dropped off significantly in 1971, as the Dead tightened up their shows. In fact, there were none - except for three nights in the Fillmore East run in April: 4/26/71 - Duane Allman plays guitar in Sugar Magnolia, Hurts Me Too, & BIODTL. He's rather low in the mix (and the song selection could be better) - apparently these songs were almost released on the Ladies & Gentlemen set, but were halted by legal issues. 4/27/71 - The Beach Boys emerge from the mists of time for a little mini-set in the middle of the Dead's set. 4/28/71 - In an even more surprising emergence, Tom Constanten reappears - not for a whole set, interestingly, but he plays in the Dark Star>St Stephen>Not Fade Away medley. This was released on Ladies & Gentlemen. One summer jam session must be mentioned: 8/21/71 at Mickey Hart's barn - The Dead jam for a couple hours with John Cippolina, David Crosby, Nicky Hopkins & Merl Saunders - and amazingly, it's taped: http://www.archive.org/details/gd71-08-21.hartjam.aud.17179.sbeok.shnf 1972-73 saw a few more guest appearances: 3/25/72 - Bo Diddley plays a set of his songs with the Dead as backing band during the Academy of Music run. Part of it was released on a Dick's Pick (along with the one-time-only Are You Lonely For Me Baby, How Sweet It Is, and Pigpen's last Smokestack Lightning, from the Dead's set) - and a horrible AUD tape is here - http://www.archive.org/details/gd1972-03-25.aud.hanno.horner.22094.sbeok.shnf 7/16/72 - At the end of the show, Dickey Betts and Berry Oakley join the Dead for a fantastic Not Fade Away>Goin' Down the Road>Hey Bo Diddley. (Duane Allman unfortunately couldn't appear, since by this time he had merged with infinity. By the way, the other two '72 Hey Bo Diddleys were done on 5/23/72 and 8/22/72, which are well worth checking out.) http://www.archive.org/details/gd72-07-16.sbd-aud.cotsman.11258.sbeok.shnf 9/10/72 - David Crosby appears in this excellent show, playing in Dark Star. (He's less evident in the following songs.) http://www.archive.org/details/gd72-09-10.sbd.winters.17690.sbeok.shnf 9/30/72 - Several witnesses in the reviews here report a topless dancer onstage - unfortunately, she doesn't appear on the tapes..... But judging by the Veneta '72 film, such sights were common among Dead audiences. I think it was the 12/31/71 show where the announcer mentioned a naked man running around stage.... http://www.archive.org/details/gd72-09-30.sbd.unknown.5681.sbeok.shnf 10/9/72 - Grace Slick appears, not topless but apparently drunk - to start the second set, she sings a Janis-style rap while the Dead play a blues jam. She returns to make a little speech about the band before Truckin'. http://www.archive.org/details/gd72-10-09.sbd.vernon.5249.sbeok.shnf 12/31/72 - David Crosby shows up again to play guitar in the fantastic Other One>Morning Dew jam. http://www.archive.org/details/gd72-12-31.prefm.vernon.20559.sbeok.shnf 6/10/73 - In one of their giant '73 shows, the Dead give us a famed third set with Dickey Betts, Merl Saunders & Butch Trucks. Interestingly, Garcia picks That's All Right and Takes a Lot to Laugh from his Keystone setlists. http://www.archive.org/details/gd73-06-10.sbd.hollister.174.sbeok.shnf 7/28/73 - The encore is the highlight of the show - Not Fade Away, Mountain Jam, and Johnny B Goode with the Allmans and the Band. One of the only times (other than 12/31/73) where you hear Garcia actually playing in a Mountain Jam, rather than just quoting Donovan's melody. http://www.archive.org/details/gd73-07-28.sbd.weiner.14196.sbeok.shnf (A joint Dead/Allmans CD set was prepared some time ago from these '73 shows, but release has been delayed indefinitely.) A new twist came in September '73. For eight shows in the 9/11 to 9/26 Northeast tour, Joe Ellis & Martin Fierro joined the Dead on horns for Let Me Sing Your Blues Away, the Weather Report Suite, Eyes of the World, Truckin' and Sugar Magnolia. These shows have aroused mixed feelings - while the horns added a free-jazz or New Orleans-ish tinge to the sets, some people feel they're more intrusive than enjoyable. It's also notable that the horns weren't added to other jam songs - and this tour in general was rather light on the deep jams. I suspect the horn players weren't given much practice time to work out arrangements - as a result, we get quite a few second-set jams of Truckin'>Eyes>Weather Report. Though not a Dead show, 11/28/73 is worth mentioning since Garcia, Lesh, and Hart joined Ned Lagin for a Seastones concert - more prolonged and abstract than the usual Dead jam, but more listenable than Lesh & Lagin's 1974 adventures, since Garcia's doing some interesting things. http://www.archive.org/details/gd73-11-28.sbd-seastones.finney.968.sbefail.shnf (This link also includes the 6/6/75 Seastones show, and outtakes from Tom Constanten's Tarot album, also with Garcia, Lesh & Hart.) Starting on June 23, 1974, Ned Lagin & Lesh played some Seastones pieces in-between Dead sets at most of the '74 shows. These bass drones & synthesizer noises are a bit too experimental for most people; but there were a few times when the rest of the band would come out and turn Seastones into a full-band jam, leading into generally very spacy sets where Lagin could continue playing with the Dead: 9-11-74 Seastones>space>Eyes of the World>space>Wharf Rat (not on the Archive) 9/21/74 Seastones>Playin' in the Band http://www.archive.org/details/gd74-09-21.sbd.miller.30654.sbeok.flacf 10-16-74 Seastones>space>Wharf Rat>space>Eyes of the World http://www.dead.net/features/tapers-section/january-7-january-13-2008 10-18-74 Seastones>jam>Dark Star>Morning Dew (partially released on the Grateful Dead Movie Soundtrack) Finally, there are a few 1975 guest appearances: 3/17/75 - Not a show but a session at Weir's studio, in which David Crosby & Ned Lagin rehearse with the Dead on Lagin's birthday - mostly on a couple Crosby songs, Low Down Payment and Homeward Through the Haze. Not one of the more interesting '75 sessions. (The 4/17/75 studio session is also said to have guests - Cipollina, Crosby & Lagin - but I couldn't bring myself to listen. I believe Lagin appears on a number of these studio rehearsals.) http://www.archive.org/details/gd75-03-17.sbd.vernon.10111.sbeok.shnf 3/23/75 - Ned Lagin (electric piano) & Merl Saunders (organ) join the Dead for this surprising Blues for Allah show. Not only is it a hardcore set to drop on an unsuspecting audience, it's unique in having three keyboardists. (It's also not on the Archive, since it was on the Beyond Description bonus CD.) 9/28/75 - Matt Kelly plays harmonica on Music Never Stopped and BIODTL. http://www.archive.org/details/gd75-09-28.sbd.fink.9392.sbeok.shnf (sbd) http://www.archive.org/details/gd1975-09-28.fob.menke-falanga.motb-0069.91770.flac24 (aud) Once the Dead started touring again, I don't recall any guests onstage until mid-'78, with the likes of Hamza el-Din, Lee Oskar, John Cippolina, and various Pranksters & motorcycles & banjo ladies....but that is a thread for someone else to start. As always, feel welcome to copy and re-post in other forums!
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Poster:	Earl B. Powell	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 1:45pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	The Crowded Dead Stage 76-88

1976-1988

06-25-78 Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon, Eugene, Or. (Sun)
1: Promised, TLEO, Me & My Uncle> Big River, Candyman, Passenger, Peggy-O, Minglewood
2: Samson, FOTD, Estimated> Eyes> Drumz*> NFA> GDTRFB> Around E: U. S. Blues
*with Ken Babbs billing: GD; Santana; The Outlaws; Eddie Money

09-14-78 Gizah Sound and Light Theater, Cairo, Egypt (Thu)
1: Ollin Arageed*> NFA, Me & My Uncle, TLEO, Minglewood, Peggy-O, BIODTL, Deal
2: Sugaree, Samson, Scarlet> Fire, Truckin> Other One> Drumz> Black Peter> Around
*with Hamza El-Dinsound check the day before: Ollin Arageed*, Instrumental* - first "Ollin Arageed"

09-15-78 Gizah Sound and Light Theater, Cairo, Egypt (Fri)
1: Ollin Arageed*> Promised, FOTD, Mama Tried> Big River, Loser, Miracle, Stagger Lee
2: Jack Straw, Ship Of Fools, Estimated> Eyes> Drumz*> Terrapin> Sugar Magnolia
*with Hamza El-Din

09-16-78 Gizah Sound and Light Theater, Cairo, Egypt (Sat)
1: Bertha> Good Lovin, Candyman, L. L. Rain, Row Jimmy, El Paso, Ramble On, Minglewood, Deal
2: Ollin Arageed*> Fire> Iko Iko, Miracle> All Over Now, Sunrise, Shakedown> Drumz> Truckin> Stella Blue> Around E: Saturday Night
*with Hamza El-Din final "Sunrise" - lunar eclipse

10-18-78 Winterland Arena, San Francisco, Ca. (Wed)
1: Sugaree, Me & My Uncle> Big River, Peggy-O, L. L. Rain, Stagger Lee, Minglewood, Candyman, Music
2: Bertha> Good Lovin, Heart Of Me, Ship Of Fools, Samson, Terrapin> Playin> Drumz*> Mojo Jam> Wharf Rat> Truckin E: Miracle
*with Lee Oskar first "Mojo Jam" - "Mojo Jam" contains "Mind Left Body Jam" theme - "From Egypt With Love"

10-21-78 Winterland Arena, San Francisco, Ca. (Sat)
1: Ollin Arageed*> Promised, Sugaree, Passenger, Ramble On, L. L. Rain, Stagger Lee, Miracle
2: Bertha> Good Lovin, Roses, Estimated> He's Gone> Drumz**> Mojo**> Other One**> Stella Blue**> Sugar Magnolia E: U. S. Blues
*with Hamza El-Din **with Lee OskarHamza El-Din performed a couple of solo songs before "Ollin Arageed" - final "Mojo" - "From Egypt With Love" - final/last "Mojo": 04-22-77 [112]

10-22-78 Winterland Arena, San Francisco, Ca. (Sun)
1: Ollin Arageed*> Deal, Me & My Uncle> Big River, FOTD, Minglewood, Peggy-O, Jack Straw
2: Scarlet> Fire, Samson, Heart Of Me, Miracle> Drumz**> NFA***> Caution Jam***> Mojo Jam***> GDTRFB*** E: Johnny B. Goode
*with Hamza El-Din **with Lee Oskar ***with John Cipollina"From Egypt With Love" - Hamza El-Din performed a couple of solo songs before "Ollin Arageed" - last "Caution Jam": 10-19-74 [165] - final "Mojo Jam"

11-24-78 Capitol Theatre, Passaic, N.J. (Fri)
1: Jack Straw, Sugaree, Me & My Uncle> Big River, Stagger Lee, Passenger, Candyman, Minglewood, Heart Of Me, Loser, Promised
2: Miracle> Good Lovin, FOTD, Estimated> Shakedown> Drumz> Ollin Arageed*> Fire> Sugar Magnolia E: Johnny B. Goode
*with Hamza El-Dinnationwide FM broadcast - archival video tape made - soundcheck: "Stagger Lee", "Miracle", "Good Lovin"

05-07-79 Kirby Fieldhouse, Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. (Mon)
1: Don't Ease, Me & My Uncle> Big River, Candyman, L. L. Rain, Tennessee Jed, Minglewood, Peggy-O, Passenger
2: Shakedown, Jack Straw, Stagger Lee, Estimated> Eyes> Drumz> NFA*> Black Peter*> Around* E: U. S. Blues
*with John Cipollina Bill Kreutzmann's 33rd birthday

08-05-79 Oakland Auditorium Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Sun)
1: Half Step> Franklin's> Me & My Uncle> Big River, Candyman, All Over Now, B. E. Women, Sailor> Althea> Promised
2: Scarlet> Fire, Estimated> Eyes> Drumz> Ollin Arageed*> NFA> Wharf Rat> Around
E1: Bertha> Good Lovin E2: Johnny B. Goode
*with Hamza El-Din

12-31-79 Oakland Auditorium Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Mon)
1: Jack Straw> Franklin's, Mama Tried> Mexicali, Tennessee Jed, L. L. Rain> Alabama> Promised
2: Sugar Magnolia> China Cat> I Know You Rider, Samson, Ship Of Fools, Sailor> Saint> Deal
3: Althea> Minglewood, Uncle John> Drumz> NFA*> Stella Blue*> Sunshine Daydream* E: Good Lovin
*with John CipollinaBill Graham flies out of a truck dressed as a butterfly - also: Richard Olson; Flying Karamozov Brothers - last "Sunshine Daydream": 12-31-78 [75]

01-13-80 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Sun)
Jack Straw> Franklin's, Minglewood, Tennessee Jed> L. L. Rain> Don't Ease, Playin> Drumz> NFA*> Sugar Magnolia* E: U. S. Blues**
*with John Cipollina and Carlos Santana **with Greg ErricoCambodian refugee benefit - FM broadcast KSAN-San Francisco - also: Jefferson Starship; Joan Baez; Beach Boys; Santana solo - "Amazing Grace" with Joan Baez, GD and the Beach Boys followed "U. S. Blues"

03-30-80 Capitol Theatre, Passaic, N.J. (Sun)
1: Alabama> Promised, Peggy-O, Cassidy, Loser> El Paso, Far From Me, Tennessee Jed, Minglewood, Althea, Sailor> Saint
2: Scarlet> Fire, Estimated> Eyes> Drumz> Black Peter> Sugar Magnolia E: U. S. Blues*
*with John Belushi on vocals and cartwheelsfirst "Far From Me"

06-29-80 Pauley Pavilion, U.C.L.A., Los Angeles, Ca. (Sun)
1: Alabama> Promised, Loser, Minglewood, Althea, L. L. Rain, Easy To Love You, Big RxR Blues> Sailor> Saint> Deal
2: Stranger, Don't Ease, Estimated> Scarlet> Fire> Drumz*> Other One*> Black Peter*> Sugar Magnolia* E: U. S. Blues
*with Lee Oskar

10-11-80 Warfield Theater, San Francisco, Ca. (Sat)
Acoustic: Dire Wolf, Dark Hollow, Rosalie McFall, Cassidy, Deep Elem, Monkey & Engineer, China Doll, Heaven Help The Fool, Ain't No Lie> Ripple
Electric-1: Stranger, TLEO, Mama Tried> Mexicali, Loser, Passenger, Ramble On, L. L. Rain, Althea, Sailor> Saint
Electric-2: China Cat> I Know You Rider, Let It Grow> Drumz> NFA*> Wharf Rat*> GDTRFB*> Saturday Night* E: Brokedown
*with John Cipollina"Dire Wolf", "Deep Elem", and "Loser" appear on "Reckoning"

10-30-80 Radio City Music Hall, New York, N.Y. (Thu)
Acoustic: Deep Elem, Dark Hollow, All Around This World, On The Road Again, To Lay Me Down, Heaven Help The Fool, Ripple
Electric-1: Alabama> Promised, Peggy-O, Mama Tried> Mexicali, Loser, Minglewood, Althea> Sailor> Saint
Electric-2: Shakedown, Samson, He's Gone> Truckin> Drumz*> Other One> Wharf Rat> Good Lovin E: Johnny B. Goode
*with Billy Cobham final "Dark Hollow"

12-13-80 Long Beach Arena, Long Beach, Ca. (Sat)
1: Stranger> Sugaree> C. C. Rider, To Lay Me Down> Minglewood, Ramble On, Sailor> Saint> Deal
2: Scarlet> Fire, Playin> Drumz*> NFA> Black Peter> Sugar Magnolia E: Saturday Night
*with Flora Purim and Airto Moreira

12-14-80 Long Beach Arena, Long Beach, Ca. (Sun)
1: Bertha> Greatest, Althea> Rooster*, Loser, Me & My Uncle> Big River, Bird Song, Passenger, Candyman> L. L. Rain> Don't Ease
2: Cold Rain> Samson, Roses, Estimated> Wheel> Drumz**> Other One> Stella Blue> Around*> Good Lovin E: Brokedown
*with Matt Kelly **with Flora Purim and Airto Moreira

12-31-80 Oakland Auditorium Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Wed)
Acoustic: Dire Wolf, On The Road Again, To Lay Me Down, Monkey & Engineer, Jack A Roe, Cassidy, All Around This World, Race Is On, Bird Song> Ripple
Electric-1: Alabama> Greatest, TLEO, Rooster*, China Cat> I Know You Rider, L. L. Rain, Althea> Sailor> Saint> Deal
Electric-2: Sugar Magnolia> Scarlet> Fire**, Estimated> Drumz> Other One> Wharf Rat**> Around**> Sunshine Daydream** E: Satisfaction> Brokedown
*with Matt Kelly **with John Cipollinafinal "All Around This World" - last "Sunshine Daydream": 12-31-79 [86] - Bill Graham rides in on top of a giant skull

03-24-81 Rainbow Theater, London, England (Tue)
1: Half Step> Franklin's, BIODTL> Greatest, Row Jimmy, Me & My Uncle> Big River, High Time> Rooster, China Cat> I Know You Rider
2: Shakedown, Sailor> Saint> He's Gone, Drumz*> Wheel> Truckin> Wharf Rat> Around> Good Lovin E: Brokedown
*with The Flying Karamozov Brothers

03-28-81 Grugahalle, Essen, West Germany (Sat)
1: Alabama> Greatest> Sugaree, Me & My Uncle> Mexicali, Shakedown, Rooster, Althea> L. L. Rain> Deal
2: Samson, Ship Of Fools, Estimated> He's Gone> Other One> Drumz**> NFA*> Wharf Rat*> Around*> Good Lovin* E: Saturday Night*
*with Pete Townshend **with The Flying Karamozov BrothersTV and FM broadcast over Europe - also: The Who

05-08-81 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale, N.Y. (Fri)
1: Jack Straw, Peggy-O, Me & My Uncle> Big River, Loser, C. C. Rider> Althea, Let It Grow> Don't Ease
2: Shakedown> Samson, Terrapin> Playin> Drumz*> NFA> Nobody's Jam> Stella Blue> Sugar Magnolia E: U. S. Blues*
*with Ken Kesey on harmonica

08-16-81 McArthur Court, University of Oregon, Eugene, Or. (Sun)
1: Jack Straw, FOTD> El Paso> Loser, Minglewood, Peggy-O> Rooster, Deal
2: Stranger, Scarlet> Fire> Estimated> Eyes> Drumz*> Other One> Stella Blue> Around> Good Lovin E: Baby Blue
*with Ken Kesey, Zane Kesey, Ken Babbs and The Thunder Machine

12-12-81 Fiesta Hall, County Fairgrounds, San Mateo, Ca. (Sat)
Acoustic: Bobby McGee, Children Of The 80s, Lucifer's Eyes, Warriors Of The Sun, Bye Bye Love, Barbara Allen, You Won't Find Me, Heroes Gone, Oh Boy, Lady Di**, The Boxer**
Electric: Minglewood*> Rooster*, Deep Elem, Me & My Uncle> Mexicali, Dire Wolf, Cold Rain> Around*> Saturday Night E: Baby Blue***
*with Matt Kelly **without Jerry ***with Joan Baez, without Jerry & BrentJoan Baez & Friends - Dance for Disarmament - acoustic set was also with Joan, without Brent - High Noon opened (Merl Saunders, Mickey Hart, Michael Hinton, Jim McPherson and Chuck Rainey?) - They were joined by Bill Kreutzmann on percussion and later by Joan Baez on vocals - first "Barbara Allen" - last "Bobby McGee" 10-16-74 [427] - first "Bye Bye Love" - first "Children Of The 80s" - only "Heroes Gone" - first "Lady Di" - first "Lucifer's Eyes" - final/last "Oh Boy": 04-06-71 [681] - only "The Boxer" - only "Warriors Of The Sun" - only "You Won't Find Me"

12-30-81 Oakland Auditorium Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Wed)
1: Jack Straw, TLEO, On The Road Again, Dire Wolf> Rooster, Cumberland, All Over Now, Althea, Lazy Lightning> Supplication> Might As Well
1.5: Bobby McGee*, Lady Di*, Barbara Allen*
2: Stranger**, Ramble On> Estimated> Drumz> NFA> Black Peter> Johnny B. Goode E: Casey Jones
*with Joan Baez, without Brent **without Brentfinal "Barbara Allen" - final "Lady Di"

12-31-81 Oakland Auditorium Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Thu)
Acoustic: Bobby McGee*, Bye Bye Love*, Lucifer's Eyes*, Children Of The 80s*, Banks Of The Ohio*
Electric-1: Shakedown, Me & My Uncle> Mexicali, Cold Rain, C. C. Rider**, Roses*, BIODTL, Big Boss Man**> Minglewood**, Don't Ease
2: Iko Iko*, Playin> Terrapin> Playin> Drumz> Other One***> NFA***> GDTRFB***> Morning Dew
3: Dark Star> Bertha> Good Lovin, Baby Blue*
*with Joan Baez **with Matt Kelly ***with John CipollinaBill Graham flies in on a joint - also: NRPS - only "Banks Of The Ohio" - final "Bobby McGee" - final "Bye Bye Love" - final "Children Of The 80s" - last "Dark Star": 01-20-79 [232] - final "Lucifer's Eyes"

05-28-82 Moscone Convention Center, San Francisco, Ca. (Fri)
1: Alabama> Greatest, Althea, Rooster, Tennessee Jed, Truckin> Drumz**> GDTRFB> NFA
2: Walking Blues*, A Mind To Give Up Livin*, Lovelight*> Johnny B. Goode*
*with Boz Scaggs & John Cipollina **with Flora Purimwith Airto Moreira - Vietnam Vets benefit - lineup: Country Joe; GD; Jefferson Starship - only "A Mind To Give Up Livin" - last "Walking Blues": 10-07-66 [1297]

08-08-82 Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, Wi. (Sun)
1: Alabama> Promised, TLEO, Mama Tried> Mexicali, Loser> Rooster, B. E. Women, L. L. Rain, Peggy-O, Samson
2: Far From Me> Scarlet> Fire> Estimated> Drumz*> Other One*> NFA**> Wharf Rat**> Good Lovin** E: Satisfaction**> Brokedown**
*with Zakir Hussain **also with John Cipollina"Wang Dang Doodle" lyrics sung during "Satisfaction"

12-30-82 Oakland Auditorium Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Thu)
1: Alabama> Promised, Loser> Rooster, Big RxR Blues, Stranger, Dupree's, Music> Don't Ease
2: Touch, Throwing Stones> Franklin's, Sailor> Saint> He's Gone> Drumz> Truckin> Stella Blue> GDTRFB> Johnny B. Goode E: Hard To Handle*, Tell Mama*
*with Etta James & Tower Of Power hornssound check: Midnight Hour*, Hard To Handle*, Lovelight*, Tell Mama* - last "Hard To Handle": 08-26-71 [715] - first "Tell Mama"

12-31-82 Oakland Auditorium Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Fri)
1: Cold Rain, C. C. Rider***, Cumberland, Far From Me, Cassidy, Ramble On, L. L. Rain, Day Job
2: Sugar Magnolia> Sugaree> Woman Smarter, Ship Of Fools, Playin> Drumz> NFA**, Deal**> Sunshine Daydream**
3: Lovelight*> Tell Mama*, Baby What You Want*, Hard To Handle*, Midnight Hour* E: Brokedown
*with Etta James & Tower Of Power horns **with John Cipollina ***with Matt KellyFM broadcast KQAK-San Francisco - Bill Graham rides in on a giant mushroom - last "Baby What You Want": 09-07-69 [955] - final "Hard To Handle" - last "Midnight Hour": 04-29-71 [730] - final "Tell Mama" - also: Dinosaurs; Batucaje


04-16-83 Meadowlands Arena, East Rutherford, N.J. (Sat)
1: Minglewood, Tennessee Jed, Me & My Uncle> Mexicali, Bird Song, Esau, West L. A., Maybe You Know, L. L. Rain> Touch
2: China Cat> I Know You Rider, Uncle John> Truckin> Drumz> Black Queen*> Iko Iko*> Bob Star> Other One> Black Peter> Saturday Night* E: Johnny B. Goode*
*with Stephen Stills final/last "Black Queen": 12-10-69

04-17-83 Meadowlands Arena, East Rutherford, N.J. (Sun)
1: Touch> Rooster, Dupree's> BIODTL, Roses, Cassidy, Big RxR Blues, Esau, Peggy-O, Let It Grow> Might As Well
2: Help> Slipknot> Franklin's> Woman Smarter, Playin> Drumz> Love The One You're With*> Wheel> Playin> Throwing Stones> NFA* E: Brokedown
*with Stephen Stills only "Love The One You're With"

05-15-83 Greek Theatre, U. of California, Berkeley, Ca. (Sun)
1: Touch, Minglewood, Ramble On, Cassidy, B. E. Women, Bucket, Althea, L. L. Rain> Deal
2: Help*> Slipknot*> Franklin's*> Samson*, He's Gone> Drumz**> Truckin> Stella Blue> Throwing Stones> NFA*** E: Baby Blue
*with Airto Moreira **with Flora Purim, Airto Moreira and Billy Cobham ***with John Cipollina"Happy Birthday" for Dan Healy before "Help"

10-31-83 Marin County Veterans Auditorium, San Rafael, Ca. (Mon)
1: Wang Dang Doodle> Esau, Peggy-O, Rooster, B. E. Women, Sailor> Saint> Deal
2: Help> Slipknot> Franklin's, Estimated> Eyes> Drumz> Jam> St. Stephen> Throwing Stones> NFA E: Revolution
With Airto Moreira - final "St. Stephen"

12-31-83 San Francisco Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, Ca. (Sat)
1: Jack Straw, Peggy-O, Minglewood, Candyman, Esau, Tennessee Jed, Bucket> Don't Ease
2: Sugar Magnolia> Touch, Estimated> Eyes> Drumz> Throwing Stones> NFA E: Brokedown
3: Big Boss Man> Iko Iko, Midnight Hour, Goodnight Irene*
*with John Cipollina Third set with Rick Danko & Maria Muldaur - also: The Band; Mike Henderson - FM broadcast KFOG-San Francisco - national radio broadcast - Bill Graham appears out of a globe - last "Big Boss Man": 12-31-81 [127] - only "Goodnight Irene" - last "Midnight Hour"

05-08-84 Silva Hall, Hult Center, Eugene, Or. (Tue)
1: Jack Straw, Cold Rain, Minglewood, Candyman, Me & My Uncle> Mexicali, Tennessee Jed, L. L. Rain> Might As Well
2: Scarlet> Touch> Woman Smarter, Terrapin> Drumz*> Other One> Wharf Rat> Miracle> Morning Dew E: Sugar Magnolia> Brokedown
*with Ken Kesey, Ken Babbs & The Thunder Machine"Beer Barrel Polka" tuning before "Jack Straw"

07-14-84 Greek Theatre, U. of California, Berkeley, Ca. (Sat)
1: Jack Straw, West L. A., Rooster*, Tennessee Jed, BIODTL> Big RxR Blues, L. L. Rain> Don't Ease
2: Help> Slipknot> Franklin's> Estimated> Eyes> Drumz> Truckin> Wharf Rat> GDTRFB> Saturday Night E: Day Job
*with Matt Kelly

10-31-84 Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, Ca. (Wed)
1: Shakedown, Mama Tried> Big River, Ramble On, Minglewood*> Big RxR Blues*, Lazy Lightning> Supplication> Don't Ease
2: Touch, Samson, Ship Of Fools, Miracle*> Superstitious*> He's Gone> Drumz> Morning Dew> Around*> Saturday Night** E: Satisfaction
*with Matt Kelly **One More Halloween Nightfinal "Lazy Lightning" - first "Superstitious" - brief "Mind Left Body Jam" before "Morning Dew"

02-19-85 Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center, Oakland, Ca. (Tue)
1: Jack Straw, Dupree's, Minglewood, B. E. Women, Esau> Bird Song, Bucket> Might As Well
2: Truckin> Terrapin> Woman Smarter*> Drumz> Throwing Stones> Touch E: Johnny B. Goode
*with Gung Hay Fat Choy Iko Ikothe Chinese Symphony Orchestra opened - Dragon Dance during "Drumz"

03-09-85 Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, Ca. (Sat)
1: Bertha> Saturday Night> Sugaree, All Over Now, Row Jimmy, Let It Grow
2: China Cat> Cumberland> Miracle> Eyes> Drumz*> Other One*> Wheel> Sugar Magnolia E: Baby Blue
*with Merl SaundersRex Foundation benefit - "Twilight Zone Theme" during "Drumz"

03-12-85 Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, Ca. (Tue)
1: Iko Iko, Rooster*, Dupree's, Me & My Uncle> Big River, West L. A., L. L. Rain> Don't Ease
2: Touch, Playin> Drumz> He's Gone> Throwing Stones> NFA*> Lovelight E: U. S. Blues
*with Matt Kelly Rex Foundation benefit

03-13-85 Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, Ca. (Wed)
1: Jack Straw> Althea, Mama Tried> Mexicali, FOTD, Minglewood*, Deal*
2: Music> Franklin's> Estimated> Spoonful*> Drumz**> Ollin Arageed**> Woman Smarter**> Black Peter*> Good Lovin E: Brokedown
*with Matt Kelly **with Hamza El-DinRex Foundation benefit - final/last "Ollin Arageed": 08-05-79 [406]

03-28-85 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale, N.Y. (Thu)
1: Truckin> Smokestack*> High Time, El Paso, Peggy-O, Cassidy, China Cat> I Know You Rider
2: Scarlet> Fire> L. L. Rain> Jam> Drumz> Gimme Some Lovin> Other One> Black Peter> Sugar Magnolia E: Day Job
*with Matt Kelly

03-29-85 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale, N.Y. (Fri)
1: Cold Rain, Bottom*> Superstitious*, FOTD, Supplication Jam> Esau, Tennessee Jed, Minglewood, Don't Ease
2: Terrapin> Woman Smarter> GDTRFB> Baby What You Want> Drumz> Wharf Rat> Throwing Stones> Johnny B. Goode E: Brokedown
*with Matt Kelly last "Supplication Jam"

12-31-85 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Tue)
1: NFA> Touch, Tons Of Steel, C. C. Rider, Dupree's, Cassidy> B. E. Women, Let It Grow
2: Midnight Hour> Sugaree, Woman Smarter, Ship Of Fools, Playin> Terrapin> Drumz> Truckin> Black Peter> Throwing Stones*> NFA
E1: NFA*> Lovelight* E2: Brokedown
*with Baba Olatunji FM broadcast KFOG-San Francisco - national radio broadcast - national TV broadcast - Bill Graham rides in on a giant birthday cake - The Neville Brothers, then Baba Olatunji opened

02-11-86 Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center, Oakland, Ca. (Tue)
1: China Cat> I Know You Rider, Minglewood, Dupree's, Me & My Uncle> Mexicali, Bird Song> Music> Might As Well
2: Drums*> Iko Iko*, Eyes*> Drumz*> Truckin> Stella Blue> NFA E: NFA*> Hey Bo Diddley*> GDTRFB*
*with members of The Neville Brothers Encore without Phil, Weir on tamborine - Mardi Gras

02-12-86 Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center, Oakland, Ca. (Wed)
1: Bucket> Sugaree, Tons Of Steel, Tennessee Jed, Cassidy> Don't Ease
2: Scarlet> Fire> Estimated> Drumz*> Hand Jive**, Wheel> Midnight Hour*> Johnny B. Goode* E: U. S. Blues
*with members of The Neville Brothers **with Nevilles, without Philfirst "Hand Jive" - The Neville Brothers opened

04-21-86 Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, Ca. (Mon)
1: Half Step> El Paso, Row Jimmy, Esau, Cumberland, Desolation Row, Ramble On, Let It Grow
2: Touch> Estimated> Eyes*> Drumz*> Maybe You Know**> GDTRFB> Morning Dew> Around> NFA E: NFA> Don't Ease*
*with Jose Lorenzo **without Bobby, Jerry & Phil Brent played throughout the drum solo - Rex Foundation benefit - final/last "Maybe You Know": 04-26-83 [205]

07-02-86 The Rubber Bowl, University of Akron, Akron, Oh. (Wed)
1: Alabama> Greatest, TLEO, Rooster*, Don't Think Twice*> Baby Blue*, Candyman, Me & My Uncle> Mexicali> Don't Ease
2: China Cat> I Know You Rider, Playin> Desolation Row**> Drumz> Truckin> Black Peter> Sugar Magnolia E: Box Of Rain
*with Bob Dylan **without Jerryonly "Don't Think Twice" - Dylan, Petty & The Heartbreakers opened

07-07-86 Robert F. Kennedy Stadium, Washington, D.C. (Mon)
1: Ramble On, Minglewood, Roses, Baby Blue*, Desolation Row*
2: Box Of Rain, Playin> Terrapin> Drumz> Other One> Wharf Rat> Around> Good Lovin E: Satisfaction
*with Bob Dylan

12-16-86 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Tue)
1: Bucket, Row Jimmy, Me & My Uncle> Big River, Stagger Lee, Minglewood, Push, Sugaree> Jack Straw
2: Box Of Rain, Crazy Fingers> Estimated> Eyes> Drumz*> Hand Jive*> Iko Iko*, Stella Blue> Sugar Magnolia E: Midnight Hour*
*with members of The Neville Brothers

12-30-86 Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center, Oakland, Ca. (Tue)
1: Bucket, Althea, C. C. Rider, Cumberland, Esau> Push, BIODTL> Greatest, Don't Ease> Music
2: China Cat> I Know You Rider, Saint, Ship Of Fools, Estimated> Eyes> Drumz*> Iko Iko**> Woman Smarter**, Stella Blue> Throwing Stones> NFA E: Johnny B. Goode**
*with Hamza El-Din & Jose Lorenzo **with members of The Neville Brothers30 beat "BIODTL" - The Neville Brothers opened

03-03-87 Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center, Oakland, Ca. (Tue)
1: Mighty Quinn, Greatest, Loser, Minglewood, Tons Of Steel, Cassidy, Half Step> Promised
2: Drums> Iko Iko*, Saint, Terrapin> Drumz> Gimme Some Lovin> Wharf Rat> Throwing Stones> Touch E: Brokedown
*with members of the Dirty Dozen Brass BandMardi Gras - Dirty Dozen Brass Band opened

07-06-87b Pittsburgh Civic Arena, Pittsburgh, Pa. (Mon)
1: Stranger> Franklin's, Minglewood, Row Jimmy, Mama Tried> Big River, Far From Me, Stagger Lee, Desolation Row, Don't Ease
2: Shakedown, Samson, Iko Iko*> Day-O*> Woman Smarter*> Drumz> Heaven's Door*> Good Lovin* E: Johnny B. Goode*
*with members of the Neville Brothersfirst "Day-O"

07-12-87 Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J. (Sun)
1: Bucket> West L. A., Greatest, Loser, Tons Of Steel, Ramble On, Masterpiece, Push, Promised> Bertha
2: Morning Dew, Playin> Drumz> Other One> Stella Blue> Throwing Stones> NFA
Dylan: Slow Train, Memphis Blues, Tomorrow Is A Long Time*, Highway 61, Baby Blue, Thin Man, John Brown, Wicked Messenger, Queen Jane, Chimes Of Freedom, Joey, Watchtower, Times A Changin E: Touch**> Heaven's Door**
*Garcia on pedal steel **with Bob Dylan

07-19-87 Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon, Eugene, Or. (Sun)
1: Iko Iko, Stranger, Franklin's, Minglewood, Peggy-O, Masterpiece, West L. A., Let It Grow
2: Gimme Some Lovin> Playin> He's Gone> Spoonful> Drumz> Wheel> Truckin> Wharf Rat> Lovelight
Dylan: Maggie's Farm, Dead Man, Watching The River Flow, Simple Twist, Judas Priest, Memphis Blues, Heart Of Mine, Baby Blue, Rainy Day Women, Queen Jane, Thin Man, Highway 61, Tangled Up
E: Touch*> Watchtower*
*with Bob Dylan"

07-24-87 Oakland Coliseum Stadium, Oakland, Ca. (Fri)
1: Jack Straw> Half Step, Esau, FOTD, Me & My Uncle> Big River, Push, Far From Me, Cassidy> Deal
2: Bucket> Scarlet, Playin> Drumz> Uncle John> Mr. Fantasy> Miracle> Bertha> Sugar Magnolia
Dylan: Times A Changin, Man Of Peace, Maggie's Farm, Baby Tonight, I Want You, Highway 61, Baby Blue, Memphis Blues, Thin Man, Shelter From The Storm, Slow Train, Heaven's Door E: Touch*> Watchtower*
*with Bob Dylan

07-26-87 Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim, Ca. (Sun)
1: Iko Iko, Minglewood, Tons Of Steel, West L. A., Masterpiece> Mexicali, Bird Song> Promised
2: Shakedown> L. L. Rain> Terrapin> Drumz> Other One> Stella Blue> Throwing Stones> NFA
Dylan: Tambourine Man, Dead Man, Maggie's Farm, Simple Twist, Watching The River Flow, Baby Blue, Chimes Of Freedom, Queen Jane, Memphis Blues, Thin Man, Rainy Day Women, Serve Somebody, Watchtower E: Touch*> Heaven's Door*
*with Bob Dylan

08-22-87 Calaveras County Fairgrounds, Angel's Camp, Ca. (Sat)
1: Touch> Rooster, Tons Of Steel, FOTD, Esau, Tennessee Jed, Masterpiece, Bird Song, Schoolgirl*, Midnight Hour*
2: Bucket, Push, Estimated> Eyes> Drumz> Other One> GDTRFB> Throwing Stones> Lovelight E: U. S. Blues
*with Carlos Santana

08-23-87 Calaveras County Fairgrounds, Angel's Camp, Ca. (Sun)
1: Box Of Rain> Jack Straw, West L. A., Me & My Uncle> Mexicali, High Time, Walking Blues, Iko Iko*, Watchtower*
2: Scarlet> Fire, Playin> Drumz> Miracle> Mr. Fantasy> Playin> Morning Dew E: NFA> Brokedown
*with Carlos Santana

09-22-87 The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pa. (Tue)
1: Hey Pocky Way, Althea, Rooster, Push, Masterpiece, Ramble On, Cassidy> Deal
2: Gimme Some Lovin*, China Cat> I Know You Rider> Samson> Terrapin> Drumz> Two Soldiers Jam> Wheel> Truckin> Stella Blue> Sugar Magnolia E: Baby Blue
*with Spencer Davis

12-31-87 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Thu)
1: Bertha> Promised, Cold Rain> Rooster, Push, Masterpiece, Bird Song> Music
2: Bucket> Uncle John> Terrapin> Drumz> Other One> Wharf Rat> Throwing Stones> NFA
3: Woman Smarter*> Iko Iko*, Day-O*> Do You Wanna Dance*, Heaven's Door**
*with members of The Neville Brothers **also with Ramblin' Jack Elliot and David Nelsonfinal "Day-O" - only "Do You Wanna Dance" - Bill Graham rides in on the Golden Gate Bridge


02-16-88 Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center, Oakland, Ca. (Tue)
1: Jack Straw> West L. A., Me & My Uncle> Mexicali, Row Jimmy, Masterpiece, Bird Song
2: Drums*> Iko Iko, Playin> Eyes> Drumz> Wheel> Watchtower> Mr. Fantasy> NFA E: U. S. Blues
*with Batucaje

03-17-88 Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center, Oakland, Ca. (Thu)
1: Bucket> Sugaree, Minglewood, Ramble On, Memphis Blues, Row Jimmy, Let It Grow
2: China Cat> I Know You Rider> Estimated> Eyes> Drumz*> GDTRFB> Miracle> Mr. Fantasy> Hey Jude Finale E: Black Muddy River
*with Hamza El-Din

06-25-88 Buckeye Lake Music Center, Hebron, Oh. (Sat)
1: Stranger> Franklin's, Box Of Rain, Sugaree*> Memphis Blues*, West L. A., Cassidy> Deal
2: Victim, Blow Away> Foolish Heart> Terrapin> Drumz> Other One> Wharf Rat> Throwing Stones> NFA E: NFA, Heaven's Door
*with Bruce Hornsby on accordion

07-16-88 Greek Theatre, U. of California, Berkeley, Ca. (Sat)
1: Music> Sugaree, Rooster, Loser, Memphis Blues, Far From Me, Bird Song
2: China Cat> I Know You Rider, L. L. Rain> Terrapin> Drumz*> Take You Home> Other One> Stella Blue> Around> Saturday Night E: Heaven's Door
*with Baba Olatunji Rex Foundation benefit

07-31-88 Laguna Seca Recreation Area, Monterey, Ca. (Sun)
1: Half Step, Rooster*, West L. A.*, Me & My Uncle> Big River, Ramble On, Start Your Engines, Masterpiece, Bird Song
2: Bucket> Foolish Heart> Woman Smarter> Terrapin> Take You Home> Drumz> Other One> Miracle> Morning Dew E: Midnight Hour
*with David Hidalgo on guitar

09-24-88 Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. (Sat)
1: Iko Iko, Stranger, West L. A.*, Rooster*, Box Of Rain, Ramble On, Masterpiece> Don't Ease
2: Chinese Bones*, Neighborhood Girls*, Crazy Fingers> Woman Smarter, Every Time You Go Away*, What's Going On*> Drumz*> Wheel> Throwing Stones> NFA* E: Good Lovin*, Heaven's Door*
Benefit for the rainforests: Cultural Survival, Greenpeace & Rainforest Action Network - Bruce Hornsby & The Range opened - FM broadcast WNEW-New York, WMMR-Philadelphia - "West L. A." & "Rooster" with Mick Taylor - "Chinese Bones" & "Neighborhood Girls" with Suzanne Vega on acoustic guitar and vocals - "Every Time?" and "What's Going On" with Daryl Hall: guitar, lead vocals; John Oates: guitar; Tom "T-Bone" Wolk: acoustic guitar, then accordion, then bass; Mark Rivera: saxophone; without Phil - "River Drumz" with Baba Olatunji & Michael Hinton - Olatunji stayed for the rest of the set - "NFA" with Bruce Hornsby on accordion - Both encores with Hall: vocals & Oates: guitar & vocals; Jack Casady: bass; Bruce Hornsby: vocals & electric piano, then accordion; without Phil - "Heaven's Door" also with Suzanne Vega - only "Chinese Bones" - only "Every Time You Go Away" - only "Neighborhood Girls" - only "What's Going On"

10-18-88 Keifer Lakefront Arena, U.N.O., New Orleans, La. (Tue)
1: Bucket, TLEO, Rooster, Loser, BIODTL> Greatest, Peggy-O, Masterpiece, Bird Song
2: Scarlet> Fire, Estimated> Eyes> Drumz*> Take You Home> Other One> Wharf Rat> Throwing Stones> NFA E: Iko Iko**, Heaven's Door**
*with members of The Neville Brothers **also with The Bangles

12-31-88 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Sat)
1: LTGTR, Franklin's, Wang Dang Doodle*, West L. A.*, Masterpiece, Cold Rain, Cassidy> Don't Ease
2: Sugar Magnolia*> Touch*> Woman Smarter*> Terrapin> Drumz**> Wheel> Gimme Some Lovin> Watchtower> Morning Dew> Sunshine Daydream
E: Wharf Rat> GDTRFB*> Saturday Night*
*with Clarence Clemons on saxophone **with Baba Olatunji, Sikiru Adepoju & KitaroPeter Apfelbaum and the Hieroglyphics Ensemble, then Tom Tom Club opened - FM broadcast KFOG-San Francisco - "Beer Barrel Polka" tuning before "Cassidy" - Bill Graham rides in on a giant mirror ball

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Poster:	WharfRat66	Date:	Feb 24, 2010 11:09am
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 76-88

Buckeye Lake '88 was my first show and I was hungry for details about it. It was a joy to share your stream of that show with my friends who attended it with me. Thank you very, very much for all your great work.

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Poster:	fenario80	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 2:40pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 76-88

Very impressive work by both of you guys - these lists have a permanent place in my listening guide.

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Poster:	light into ashes	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 8:01pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 76-88

Thanks for the extra lists, Earl! I was worried someone would ask me to keep going.... :)

(You have to be careful when scanning deadlists though, in case something gets overlooked - for instance, you missed 12/31/78!)

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Poster:	Earl B. Powell	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 2:18pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	The Crowded Dead 89-The End

02-11-89 Great Western Forum, Inglewood, Ca. (Sat)
1: Half Step> Minglewood, Candyman, Big River, Built To Last, Queen Jane, We Can Run, Bird Song
2: China Cat> I Know You Rider, Woman Smarter, SOTM, Estimated> Take You Home> Drumz*> Eyes> Miracle> Black Peter> Lovelight E: Box Of Rain
*with Airto Moreira, Flora Purim and Diana Moreira

02-12-89 Great Western Forum, Inglewood, Ca. (Sun)
1: Cold Rain, Bucket, Row Jimmy, BIODTL> Promised, West L. A., How Long Blues*, Gimme Some Lovin*
2: Iko Iko**, Monkey & Engineer**, Alabama**, Dire Wolf**, Cassidy**, Memphis Blues**> Drumz***> Other One> Stella Blue> Foolish Heart E: NFA**, Heaven's Door**
*with Spencer Davis **with Bob Dylan ***with Kodo drummer

05-27-89 Oakland Coliseum Stadium, Oakland, Ca. (Sat)
1: Touch> Greatest, Althea, Walking Blues, Iko Iko*, Memphis Blues*, Bird Song*> Promised*
2: Bucket*> Fire*, Blow Away*, Truckin*> Drumz> Take You Home> Other One> Wharf Rat> Lovelight* E: Brokedown*
*with Clarence Clemons

06-21-89 Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, Ca. (Wed)
1: Hideaway, Touch> Minglewood, Ramble On, Box Of Rain, Dire Wolf, Masterpiece, Row Jimmy, Cassidy, Deal
2: Scarlet> Bucket*, Ship Of Fools*, Estimated*> Eyes*> Drumz> Truckin*> Other One*> Morning Dew*> Lovelight* E: Brokedown*
*with Clarence Clemons

07-10-89 Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J. (Mon)
1: Stranger> Franklin's, Walking Blues, Jack A Roe, Masterpiece, Tennessee Jed, Music> Don't Ease
2: Foolish Heart, Little Light, Playin> Uncle John> Drumz*> Iko Iko*> Watchtower*> Morning Dew*> Sugar Magnolia* E: Heaven's Door*
*with The Neville Brothers

07-12-89 Robert F. Kennedy Stadium, Washington, D.C. (Wed)
1: Touch, Minglewood, Half Step, Tom Thumb Blues, Far From Me, Cassidy, FOTD, Promised
2: Sugaree*, Woman Smarter*, Ship Of Fools, Estimated> Eyes> Drumz> Miracle> Mr. Fantasy> Black Peter> Lovelight E: Black Muddy River
*with Bruce Hornsby

07-13-89 Robert F. Kennedy Stadium, Washington, D.C. (Thu)
1: Bucket, Cold Rain, Rooster, Tennessee Jed*, Memphis Blues*, To Lay Me Down, Let It Grow
2: He's Gone> L. L. Rain> Terrapin> Drumz> Take You Home> Other One> Wharf Rat> Throwing Stones> Good Lovin E: U. S. Blues
*with Bruce Hornsby

12-06-89 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Wed)
1: Shakedown> Walking Blues, FOTD, Queen Jane, Jack A Roe, Little Light, Victim, Don't Ease
2: Scarlet> Sugar Magnolia> Ship Of Fools*> Terrapin*> Drumz> Wheel*> Watchtower*> SOTM*> Sunshine Daydream* E: Black Muddy River
*with Clarence Clemons

12-10-89 Great Western Forum, Inglewood, Ca. (Sun)
1: Bucket, Sugaree*, We Can Run, Masterpiece, Loser, Victim, C. C. Rider*, I'm A Man*
2: Jack Straw*> China Cat*> I Know You Rider*, Woman Smarter*> Drumz> Wheel> Miracle> Stella Blue> Good Lovin* E: Baby Blue
"Sugaree", "Jack Straw", "China Cat" & "I Know You Rider" with Bruce Hornsby on accordion - "C. C. Rider" & "I'm A Man" with Spencer Davis on guitar and vocals & Bruce Hornsby on keyboards - "Woman Smarter" & "Good Lovin" with Bruce Hornsby on piano - Bruce Hornsby also sang a verse of "Good Lovin" - "C. C. Rider" sung as "Easy Rider" with other variations by Spencer Davis

12-27-89 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Wed)
1: Cold Rain, Greatest, Good Times, Althea, Me & My Uncle> Big River, Tom Thumb Blues, Bird Song> Promised
2: Iko Iko*, Playin*> Crazy Fingers> Uncle John> Drumz> Wheel*> Miracle*> Morning Dew E: Johnny B. Goode> Black Muddy River
*with Clarence Clemons

12-28-89 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Thu)
1: LTGTR, Stranger, Dire Wolf, Rooster, Ramble On, Queen Jane, Little Light, Let It Grow
2: Foolish Heart> L. L. Rain, Eyes> Drumz*> Gimme Some Lovin> Watchtower> Stella Blue> Lovelight E: U. S. Blues
*with Willie Green of the Neville Brothers

12-30-89 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Sat)
1: Bertha> Good Lovin> Sugaree*, Walking Blues*, Jack A Roe*, Masterpiece*, West L. A.*> Music*
2: Jack Straw> China Cat*> I Know You Rider*, Estimated*> Terrapin*> Drumz*> Take You Home*> Other One*> SOTM*> Saturday Night* E: Baby Blue
*with Airto Moreira

12-31-89 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Sun)
1: Sugar Magnolia> Touch> Woman Smarter, Big Boss Man*, Memphis Blues, Shakedown
2: Iko Iko**, Victim***> Dark Star***> Drumz***> Mr. Fantasy> Hey Jude Finale> GDTRFB> Throwing Stones, NFA
E1: Brokedown> Sunshine Daydream E2: Midnight Hour
*with Bonnie Raitt **with Taro Hart ***with Airto MoreiraNew Grass Revival then Bonnie Raitt opened - FM broadcast KPFA-Berkeley - last "Big Boss Man": 04-09-88 [133] - last "Midnight Hour": 07-31-88 [107] - Bill Graham, dressed as a chicken landed on and cracked a giant egg? - Two baby "New Years" hatched, one was Bill Graham's son, Alex

02-27-90 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Tue)
1: LTGTR, Stranger, Sugaree, Victim, Half Step, Masterpiece, Bird Song
2: Drums*> Iko Iko*> Woman Smarter*, SOTM, Truckin> Spoonful> Drumz> Other One> Morning Dew> Throwing Stones> NFA E: We Bid You Goodnight
*with Michael Doucet and Beausoleil

03-29-90 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale, N.Y. (Thu)
1: Jack Straw> Bertha, We Can Run, Ramble On, Masterpiece, Bird Song*> Promised
2: Eyes*> Estimated*> Dark Star*> Drumz*> Dark Star*> Wheel*> Throwing Stones*> Lovelight* E: Heaven's Door*
*with Branford Marsalis

07-10-90 Carter-Finley Stadium, Raleigh, N.C. (Tue)
1: Jack Straw*, Loser, We Can Run, Me & My Uncle> Big River, FOTD*, Masterpiece*, Bird Song*> Promised*
2: Iko Iko*, Playin*> Uncle John*> Playin> Drumz> Other One> Stella Blue> NFA E: Brokedown
*with Bruce Hornsby on accordion

09-15-90 Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. (Sat)
1: Touch> Walking Blues, Candyman, Mama Tried> Mexicali, West L. A., Masterpiece, Bird Song, Box Of Rain
2: The Weight, Playin> Crazy Fingers> Uncle John> Drumz> Gimme Some Lovin> Watchtower> Stella Blue> Throwing Stones> NFA E: Saturday Night
Bruce Hornsby's first show

12-03-90 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Mon)
1: Touch, Stranger, West L. A., Queen Jane, Ramble On, Cassidy, Althea, Stander
2: China Cat> I Know You Rider, Estimated> Terrapin> Drumz*> Wheel> Miracle> Stella Blue> Sugar Magnolia E: The Weight
*with Sikiru Adepoju

12-04-90 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Tue)
1: Jack Straw, Half Step> Walking Blues, Candyman, Me & My Uncle> Big River, B. E. Women, Masterpiece, Bird Song, Valley Road
2: Eyes> Saint> Ship Of Fools, Truckin> Smokestack> Drumz> Other One> Wharf Rat> Lovelight* E: Baby Blue
*with Huey Lewis on harmonica

12-27-90 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Thu)
1: Jack Straw> Sugaree, Minglewood, Roses, Queen Jane, Loose Lucy, Cassidy> Don't Ease
2: Scarlet> Fire, Estimated> Comes A Time> Drumz*> Miracle> Wheel> Throwing Stones> Lovelight E: Baby Blue
*with Hamza El-Din

12-31-90 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Mon)
1: Bucket, Jack A Roe, Wang Dang Doodle, Row Jimmy, Mexicali> Big River, Bird Song*> Promised*
2: NFA*> Eyes*> Dark Star*> Drumz**> Other One*> Wharf Rat*> NFA* E1: The Weight* E2: Johnny B. Goode*
*with Branford Marsalis **with Hamza El-Din"Drumz" before "NFA" for New Year's countdown - last "Johnny B. Goode": 12-27-89 [77] - Rebirth Brass Band, then Branford Marsalis opened - Bill Graham lowered to stage dressed as a witch doctor, accompanied by fire-eaters

02-20-91 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Wed)
1: Bucket> Sugaree, Walking Blues, FOTD, Mexicali> Cumberland, Masterpiece, Bird Song
2: Scarlet> Fire, Estimated> He's Gone> Jam> Drumz*> Jam*> Space> Other One> Wharf Rat> Around E: Mighty Quinn
*with Baba Olatunji and Sikiru Adepoju

02-21-91 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Thu)
1: Help> Slipknot> Franklin's, Rooster, Loser, Memphis Blues, Tennessee Jed, Promised
2: Playin> Uncle John*> Terrapin*> Drumz> Eyes*> Throwing Stones> NFA* E: Heaven's Door
*with Airto Moreira

04-28-91 Sam Boyd Silver Bowl, U.N.L.V., Las Vegas, Nv. (Sun)
1: Jack Straw, Candyman, Wang Dang Doodle, Althea, Me & My Uncle> Big River, Bird Song*
2: Foolish Heart> Saint, Crazy Fingers> Truckin> Deal> Drumz> Other One> Wharf Rat> Around> Sunshine Daydream E: Box Of Rain
*with Carlos Santana

09-10-91 Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. (Tue)
1: Shakedown> C. C. Rider> Train To Cry, B. T. Wind, High Time, Cassidy, Deal
2: Help> Slipknot> Franklin's, Estimated> Dark Star> Drumz> Dark Star> Miracle> SOTM> Lovelight E: Baby Blue
with Branford Marsalis

10-27-91 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Sun)
1: Sugar Magnolia> Sugaree, Walking Blues, Althea, Masterpiece, Candyman, Cassidy, Touch
2: China Cat> I Know You Rider, Samson, Ship Of Fools, Iko Iko*> Mona*> Drumz> Wheel> Miracle> Wharf Rat> Good Lovin E: Heaven's Door
*with Carlos Santana and Gary Duncan

10-31-91 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Thu)
1: Help> Slipknot> Franklin's, Rooster, Loser, Tom Thumb Blues, Let It Grow
2: Scarlet> Fire, Truckin> Spoonful*> Dark Star**> Drumz> Jam*> Dark Star*> Last Time*> SOTM> Throwing Stones> NFA E: Werewolves*
*with Gary Duncan **also with Ken Kesey

11-03-91 Polo Field, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, Ca. (Sun)
Bucket, China Cat> I Know You Rider, Wang Dang Doodle*, Born On The Bayou**, Green River**, Bad Moon Rising**, Proud Mary**, Truckin> Other One> Wharf Rat> Sunshine Daydream
E: Forever Young***, Touch
*with John Popper on harmonica **with John Fogerty on guitar and vocals***with Neil Young on guitar and vocals"A benefit for Laughter, Love, and Music" - memorial for Bill Graham - without Bruce Hornsby - only "Born On The Bayou" - only "Green River" - only "Bad Moon Rising" - only "Proud Mary" - only "Forever Young" - lineup: Dirty Dozen Brass Band; Bobby McFerrin; Jackson Browne; Aaron Neville; Tracy Chapman; Santana; Robin Williams; Journey; Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young; GD; Joan Baez, Graham Nash & Kris Kristofferson

12-30-91 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Mon)
1: Touch, Wang Dang Doodle, Row Jimmy, Big River> Maggie's Farm, Ramble On, Tom Thumb Blues, Bird Song> Promised
2: China Cat> I Know You Rider, Samson, Ship Of Fools, Saint> Jam*> Drumz*> Last Time> Stella Blue*> Lovelight E: The Weight
*with Airto Moreira

12-31-91 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Tue)
1: Bucket, Candyman, BIODTL, Roses, B. T. Wind, West L. A., Masterpiece, Help> Slipknot> Franklin's
2: NFA*> Eyes> Estimated> Drumz> Other One> Wharf Rat> Sugar Magnolia E: Heaven's Door
*with Airto Moreira

02-23-92 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Sun)
1: Bucket, Peggy-O, Walking Blues, Ramble On, Way To Go, B. T. Wind, Corinna
2: China Cat> I Know You Rider, Playin> Terrapin> Drumz*> Miracle> Stella Blue> Throwing Stones> NFA E: Box Of Rain
*with Baba Olatunji

05-31-92 Sam Boyd Silver Bowl, U.N.L.V., Las Vegas, Nv. (Sun)
1: Help> Slipknot> Franklin's, Minglewood, Roses, Queen Jane, Bird Song, Picasso Moon
2: Scarlet> Fire, Woman Smarter, So Many Roads, Saint> He's Gone> Drumz> Attics> Spoonful*> Other One*> Morning Dew* E: Baba O'Riley*> TNK*
*with Steve Miller

06-14-92 Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J. (Sun)
1: Shakedown, Walking Blues, Candyman, Desolation Row, Jack A Roe, Picasso Moon> Don't Ease
2: Samson, Ship Of Fools, Way To Go> Corinna> Drumz> Spoonful*> Other One*> Morning Dew* E: Baba O'Riley*> TNK*
*with Steve Miller

06-15-92 Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J. (Mon)
1: Bucket, Sugaree, Same Thing, Tennessee Jed, Masterpiece, Bird Song
2: Box Of Rain, Saint> So Many Roads> Terrapin> Drumz> Miracle*> SOTM*> Throwing Stones> NFA* E: Heaven's Door*
*with Steve Miller

06-20-92 Robert F. Kennedy Stadium, Washington, D.C. (Sat)
1: Cold Rain, Wang Dang Doodle, FOTD, Mexicali> Maggie's Farm, Row Jimmy, Picasso Moon, Tennessee Jed> Promised
2: Corinna> Crazy Fingers> Playin> Uncle John> Drumz> Casey Jones> Throwing Stones> Saturday Night* E: Baba O'Riley*> TNK*
*with Steve Miller with Bruce Hornsby on accordion

06-25-92 Soldier Field, Chicago, Il. (Thu)
1: Bertha> Greatest, West L. A., Me & My Uncle> Big River, Ramble On, Masterpiece, B. E. Women> Music
2: Iko Iko*, Schoolgirl**, Way To Go, Saint> He's Gone> Drumz> Wheel> So Many Roads> Watchtower*> Lovelight** E: Gloria**
*with Steve Miller **also with James Cotton on harmonica

07-01-92 Buckeye Lake Music Center, Hebron, Oh. (Wed)
1: Touch> Greatest, Stagger Lee, Masterpiece, B. E. Women, Picasso Moon, Bird Song> Promised
2: Saint, Midnight Hour*, West L. A.*, Truckin*> Spoonful*> Drumz> Miracle> Wharf Rat> Lovelight E: Baba O'Riley> TNK
*with Steve Miller and Norton Buffalo

01-26-93 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Tue)
1: Picasso Moon, Row Jimmy, Wang Dang Doodle, B. E. Women, Desolation Row, Ramble On> Promised
2: Woman Smarter, Eyes> Estimated> Terrapin> Drumz*> Jam*> Other One*> Stella Blue*> Lovelight* E: Gloria*
*with Carlos Santana

02-23-93 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Tue)
1: Cold Rain, Wang Dang Doodle, Loser, Memphis Blues, Broken Arrow, Way To Go, Johnny B. Goode
2: Iko Iko, Corinna, Lazy River Road> Playin> Drumz**> Other One*> Stella Blue*> Lovelight* E: Brokedown*
*with Ornette Coleman **also with Graham Wiggins on didgeridoo

03-11-93 Rosemont Horizon, Rosemont, Il. (Thu)
1: Help> Slipknot> Franklin's, Rooster, Althea, Masterpiece, So Many Roads> Music
2: Iko Iko, Wave To The Wind> Truckin> Spoonful> He's Gone> Drumz*> Other One> Days Between> Around E: Liberty
*with Ken Nordine Ken Nordine recited "Flibberty Jib" and "The Island" during "Drumz"

03-18-93 Capital Centre, Landover, Md. (Thu)
1: Bucket, Sugaree, Walking Blues, Broken Arrow, Loose Lucy, Masterpiece, FOTD, Music
2: China Cat*> I Know You Rider*, Way To Go*, Wave To The Wind> Estimated*> Terrapin*> Drumz> Corinna*> Wharf Rat*> Throwing Stones*> NFA* E: IFTL*
*with Bruce Hornsby on accordion

04-01-93 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale, N.Y. (Thu)
1: Jack Straw, TLEO, Minglewood, Candyman, Desolation Row, Stagger Lee, Eternity, Liberty
2: Iko Iko*, Saint, Crazy Fingers> Wave To The Wind> Drumz> Way To Go> Days Between> Lovelight E: Rain
*with Barney the purple dinosaur on bass

04-04-93 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale, N.Y. (Sun)
1: Midnight Hour, Sugaree> Walking Blues, Dire Wolf, Masterpiece, So Many Roads, Eternity> Bird Song
2: Eyes> Samson, Broken Arrow, Estimated> Drumz*> Other One> Attics> Throwing Stones> NFA E: Liberty
*with Baba Olatunji and guest

06-25-93 Robert F. Kennedy Stadium, Washington, D.C. (Fri)
1: Half Step, Rooster, Tom Thumb Blues, Althea, Cassidy, Cumberland, Promised
2: China Cat> I Know You Rider, Saint> Uncle John> Corinna> Drumz> Miracle> Wharf Rat> Sugar Magnolia E: The Weight
with Bruce Hornsby on accordion

06-26-93 Robert F. Kennedy Stadium, Washington, D.C. (Sat)
1: Stranger, B. E. Women, Spoonful, Lazy River Road, Masterpiece, Bird Song, Picasso Moon
2: Iko Iko, Way To Go, Playin> Terrapin> Drumz> Last Time> Days Between> Throwing Stones> Saturday Night E: Liberty
with Bruce Hornsby on accordion

08-21-93 Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon, Eugene, Or. (Sat)
1: H. C. Sunshine, Walking Blues, Lazy River Road, Queen Jane, Bird Song> Promised
2: China Cat> I Know You Rider, Way To Go, Truckin> Schoolgirl*> Smokestack*> Drumz> Last Time*> SOTM> Saturday Night E: IFTL
*with Huey Lewis on harmonica

09-20-93 Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. (Mon)
1: Touch> Greatest, Row Jimmy, Race Is On> Dire Wolf, Memphis Blues> Lazy River Road> Johnny B. Goode
2: Samson, So Many Roads, Truckin> He's Gone> Drumz*> Other One*> GDTRFB*> Morning Dew E: Baba O'Riley> TNK
*with Edie Brickell

09-22-93 Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. (Wed)
1: Help> Slipknot> Franklin's> Minglewood, Ramble On, Masterpiece, Bird Song*
2: Easy Answers*, Lazy River Road*, Estimated*> Dark Star*> Drumz*> Wharf Rat*> Throwing Stones**> Lovelight** E: IFTL
*with David Murray **also with James Cotton

12-09-93 Los Angeles Sports Arena, Los Angeles, Ca. (Thu)
1: Touch> Wang Dang Doodle, Peggy-O, Queen Jane, Broken Arrow, Loose Lucy, Easy Answers> Don't Ease
2: China Cat> I Know You Rider, Estimated> Wave To The Wind> He's Gone> Drumz**> Other One*> Wharf Rat*> Lovelight* E: Liberty
*with Ornette Coleman ** also with Airto Moreira and Flora Purim

12-10-93 Los Angeles Sports Arena, Los Angeles, Ca. (Fri)
1: Bucket*, Loser*, Rooster*, So Many Roads*, Tom Thumb Blues*, Eternity*, Bertha*
2: Scarlet*> Fire*, Corinna> Terrapin*> Drumz*> Miracle*> SOTM*> NFA* E: Brokedown*
*with Branford Marsalis

03-25-94 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale, N.Y. (Fri)
1: Help> Slipknot> Franklin's, Wang Dang Doodle, Althea, B. T. Wind@, Ramble On, Eternity> Don't Ease
2: Half Step, Picasso Moon, Lazy River Road, Corinna> Jam> Drumz> Last Time> Attics> Around E: The Weight
with Bruce Hornsby on accordion

08-04-94 Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, N.J. (Thu)
1: Box Of Rain, Jack Straw, Jack A Roe, Walking Blues@, So Many Roads, Eternity@, Childhood's End, Deal
2: Picasso Moon, China Cat> I Know You Rider, Way To Go, Playin> Uncle John> Drumz> Miracle> Days Between> Throwing Stones> NFA E: Brokedown
second set with Bruce Hornsby on accordion

10-17-94 Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. (Mon)
1: Midnight Hour, Peggy-O, Minglewood, Tennessee Jed, Eternity@, FOTD> Promised
2: Eyes> Woman Smarter, Crazy Fingers> Estimated> Drumz> Wheel> Watchtower> Morning Dew E: Rainy Day Women*
*with Bob Dylan

12-09-94 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Fri)
1: Stranger, Stagger Lee, Same Thing, Loose Lucy, El Paso@, Broken Arrow, Ramble On, Music
2: Scarlet*> Fire*, Way To Go, Truckin> TWBS> He's Gone> Drumz*> Box Of Rain E: Johnny B. Goode
*with Sikiru Adepojufirst show with TelePrompTers

12-12-94 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Mon)
1: Jack Straw, Althea, Me & My Uncle@> Maggie's Farm@, Candyman, Easy Answers, Bird Song
2: Iko Iko, Childhood's End, Playin> Uncle John> Terrapin> Drumz*> SOTM> Throwing Stones> NFA E: Brokedown
*with Sikiru Adepoju

12-16-94 Los Angeles Sports Arena, Los Angeles, Ca. (Fri)
1: Bucket, Cold Rain, Minglewood, So Many Roads, Childhood's End, Eternity@> Don't Ease
2: Eyes, Samba, Estimated> He's Gone> Drumz> Other One> Wharf Rat> Good Lovin E: Lucy In The Sky
with Branford Marsalis except encore

02-26-95 Oakland Coliseum Arena, Oakland, Ca. (Sun)
1: LTGTR, West L. A., Queen Jane, Lazy River Road, Mama Tried@> Mexicali@> Don't Ease@
2: Drums> Iko Iko, Samson, Ship Of Fools, Estimated*> Eyes*> Drumz*> Miracle*> Days Between*> NFA* E: Box Of Rain
*with David Murray with Sikiru Adepoju

04-05-95 BJCC Coliseum, Birmingham, Al. (Wed)
1: Touch> Wang Dang Doodle, Stagger Lee, Me & My Uncle@> Maggie's Farm@, Row Jimmy> Music
2: H. C. Sunshine, Way To Go, Truckin> TWBS> Uncle John> Matilda*> Drumz*> Miracle> Morning Dew E: Johnny B. Goode
*with Willie Green

05-21-95 Sam Boyd Silver Bowl, U.N.L.V., Las Vegas, Nv. (Sun)
1: Jack Straw, West L. A., Rooster, Ramble On, Tom Thumb Blues, So Many Roads> Promised
2: Samson, Unbroken Chain, Eyes> Corinna> Drumz*> Spanish Jam> Other One> Days Between> Sugar Magnolia E: Liberty
*with Carter Beauford


06-02-95 Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, Ca. (Fri)
1: Alabama> Greatest, Candyman, Schoolgirl, Ramble On, El Paso@, Bird Song> Promised
2: New Speedway> TWBS, Way To Go, Saint> He's Gone> Drumz*> Easy Answers> SOTM> Around E: Lucy In The Sky
*with Guyto Monks

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Poster:	pigpen_81	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 9:42am
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

LIA : Thank you so much for the time and effort that went into this.. It appears to be a true labor of love ;)

Almost every time I check in here I am amazed at the depth and breadth of knowledge I find. I get a big inner smile.

Folks like you make this place what it is.

Thanks again.

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Poster:	SkyDawg	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 1:26pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

The stage poet you described on 11/8/69's "Caution" was McDuke, Marmaduke Dawson of the NRPS. Uncirculated and/or lost in the mists of time was the 5/10/70 show in Atlanta GA with the Allman Brothers Band. I used to know someone in the seventies who attended that show, a legendary show at the time. Too bad we'll probably never hear it. Nice job! Grateful Dead Venue Atlanta Sports Arena Location Atlanta, GA Date 5/10/70 - Sunday One Hard To Handle % The Other One Comments According to Barry Welch, who attended the concert, it was announced before the show that TWA had failed to deliver the band's equipment and they were going to borrow the Allman Bros' gear, and first the Allmans would play a set, and then the Dead would play a set, and then they'd Jam together. According to Chris Cole who attended this show it was an afternoon show and among the tunes played were Hard To Handle and The Other One. The Dead Jammed with the Allmans during the Allmans' set as well. DeadBase IX lists a Mama Tried and a Will The Circle Be Unbroken, the latter with the Allman Bros. Here is a link to an article about the Grateful Dead's 1969 concert on Piedmont Park in Atlanta with a description of the guests that the Dead jammed with that day. "Now the Dead began to tune. Word spread through the telephone pipeline to the suburbs; A beckoning from the bathhouse pay phones. As the crowd grew the officers of the law had at first grown tense. Since the crowd was all peaceful and grooving together; a gathering of the tribes, they relaxed. Love really began to prevail. Dealer’s opened their stores and set phalanxes of joint rollers to work. Cops asked for some of the cider, were warned and tried it anyway. They let pretty women try on their hats. They danced and let people decorate them with flowers and incense. They winked at people passing joints and even took mostly ceremonial hits at first. Cops got kissed. Soon cops were joining the circles around water pipes. “I can’t do this any more!” yelled one young cop as he tore off his uniform. For his trouble two hippie women soothed him under a hedge by the stonewalls. Giggle, moans, and body parts occasionally protruded from the shrubbery during the rest of the evening. The Dead began playing I watched a skinny longhaired guy in hanging jeans climb a scraggly elm in front of the Pavilion. He sat on the one branch protruding vertically about 15 ft. from the ground. It didn’t look like it could possibly hold even his weight. We watched in expectation of his imminent descent The rhythm seemed to get him before gravity. Unbelievably he let go of the main part of the tree and stood erect on the limb. He began to sway with the music and shift from foot to foot. Then he jerked still and stayed as paralyzed for a few minutes. Just as suddenly he began to prance and gyrate wildly breaking laws of physics. I glanced at him every few minutes from then on. He continued to be a marionette pulled by every chord Jerry played. Finally I looked back and he was gone without a trace. I asked but no one around saw him ever come down... It was midnight and Dead had played most of the songs for which they were becoming known and they stopped after about three hours. But now more equipment was added to the stage?! Most of the musicians retook the stage to play with the Dead. Big horn section, background singers, eight drummers, a bass quintet, and Harold Kelling, Glenn Phillips, Duane Allman and Dickie Betts, Delaney Bramlett, Chicago’s guitarist, Randy California, and Jerry Garcia trading and interlacing lead lines. This was a two-hour shakedown song before they settled into “Dark Star” experimentation. This became a rock symphony full of the once and future hits of all concerned. About 3:30 AM Jerry’s guys shifted to their closing song. Coda after coda rang into the darkness of Atlanta’s late July night stillness. The musicians hung out a while. No one wanted to leave and break the spell. We watched the roadie’s performance as they prestidigitate loads of equipment into their small spots within the trucks and vans. When loaded, these spirited away into the night. Only naked bulbs over the pavilion competed with the moon. Light around both seemed to hang in solid Van Gogh visions of colors streaks. Cops and the crowd felt the shift back almost to the normality we had forsaken for a while. All our faces had been stolen. We collected our stimulated to satiation group into the Celestial Omnibus. Dan’s face became animated, “Was I right?” He had been. it had been a night to live in memories. We’d forever know that skull split by a lightning bolt." http://www.thestripproject.com/Hippies_Stories/Entries/2007/5/19_Dead_in_Piedmont_Park.html
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Poster:	light into ashes	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 8:33pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

Good call on the 5/10/70 show! I overlooked that one.

That's a remarkable-sounding jam in the 7/7/69 link, I missed that story. Where the heck was Bear, did he stop recording? I wonder if there are other descriptions of that show....

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Poster:	SkyDawg	Date:	Jul 7, 2009 12:07am
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

Where WAS Bear?? Good question, this sounds like a jam for the ages for sure. As far as other accounts of this show, from THIS account I doubt you would find very many LUCID accounts of that night. Thank goodness the author wrote it all down, it's a very entertaining read! Wish I could have been there..
While this next one is a NRPS show played shortly after Pigpen died, it features Jerry, Bobby, Keith & Donna live at Madison Square Garden. It is also a really fine show and worth checking out sometime. Four band members nearly accounts for the whole Grateful Dead, so I think it is worth mentioning.

http://www.archive.org/details/nrps1973-03-18.fm.weiner.21538.sbeok.shnf

Jerry & Bobby played a Conneticut Allman Brothers show in July '72 also, and Jerry, Bobby & Ronnie Montrose joined the ABB on 6/9/73 for Mountain Jam during the Allman's closing set.

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Poster:	light into ashes	Date:	Jul 7, 2009 12:16pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

Actually, 3/18/73 was the very first show I mentioned in my post!
Guess I should've provided the link, but when I saw that the streaming files were screwed up, I decided not to....

I did look for other accounts of the 7/7/69 jam since that story seemed too good to be true - and found one from a 15-year-old who got some acid from Bear and got so fried he didn't come back to consciousness til the next day - only had a vague memory of Jerry & Duane Allman playing something....
Sounds like the Jerry & the Allmans story could be a whole thread in itself! Kind of like the Dec '70 Crosby recordings, which I thought would be better to discuss separately someday.

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Poster:	bluedevil	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 9:11am
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

as always, i stand in awe and thank you for all your efforts.

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Poster:	Styrofoam Cueball	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 3:17pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

L.I.A. IS DA SCHNIZZ!! yeah, I said it... (Earl too) :)
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Poster:	Capt. Cook	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 9:29am
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

You've positoned yourself into the unoffical Archive Librarian slot. I will have to stake out some quality time to really unearth your work. Thanks...

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Poster:	cowboyth24	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 8:01pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

This is an outstanding thread. Much appreciation for the effort and info.

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Poster:	elbow1126	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 9:40am
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

Don't forget this one:

http://www.archive.org/details/gd69-06-27.sbd.samaritano.20547.sbeok.shnf

A very countrified show with Jerry playing the pedal steel on Slewfoot, Dire Wolf and Green Green Grass of Home and Bobby sings Dire Wolf. Peter Grant is credited with playing banjo on Slewfoot.

A cool intro jam on Casey Jones. Sounds kind like motown to me.

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Poster:	light into ashes	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 8:06pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

Not forgotten! This show will have a place in my 'acoustic sets' post....

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Poster:	elbow1126	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 8:09pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

okay, although i would not have really thought of this as an acoustic set. Regardless its a great post, congrats.

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Poster:	jglynn1.2	Date:	Jul 7, 2009 7:38am
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

Awesome!!!

Thanks LIA

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Poster:	Cliff Hucker	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 9:16am
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

Thanks for going through the effort and sharing this!

And reminding me that I need the Jam from 2/4/70 in mp3. Can anyone please to hook me with this?

I have the Donavan's Reef Jam in lossless if anyone wants it...

Need anglers for Thursday...

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Poster:	Arbuthnot	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 3:46pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

just the "jam" or the whole set?

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Poster:	Cliff Hucker	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 4:07pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

Just the jam w/Carlos, Jorma, Jack, et al...

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Poster:	Arbuthnot	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 6:58pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

check your email

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Poster:	uphillcastle	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 4:26pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: West of the Divide

Hi sorry i dont know how to post new posts. I am wondering about the film - West of Divide, I would like to use a sample of it. It says it is creative commons, but when i looked on amazon, it is still being sold in the UK. Does that mean it is still copyrighted somehow?

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Poster:	Tidewater four ten O nine	Date:	Jul 7, 2009 4:08am
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: West of the Divide

At the start of the 'Forum' section (under the 'Recently Reviewed' and 'Just In' sections) on the right hand side there's a 'New Post' icon. Click on that and then you can:-

"Create a new post".

Good luck.

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Poster:	uphillcastle	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 4:32pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: West of the Divide

http://www.archive.org/details/west_of_the_divide

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Poster:	stratocaster	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 1:10pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

we should be able to sticky threads...this is one of the rare ones that I'd actually come back to...

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Poster:	light into ashes	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 7:55pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

Stickies would be great....although on this forum, soon there'd probably be a hundred stickies cluttering up the front page!
I always wondered why the Archive never arranged this forum into dated folders, like all other forums do. You know how dismaying it is to watch good posts disappear after a couple days, never to be seen again except by the most devoted searchers....

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Poster:	elbow1126	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 1:26pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

if you click on the name of the person you can see all of their contributions. In the case of LIA there are many that are worthy to go back to. You can also bookmark threads in your browser. http://www.archive.org/iathreads/forum-display.php?poster=light%20into%20ashes go to the light....
This post was modified by elbow1126 on 2009-07-06 20:26:21

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Poster:	stratocaster	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 2:05pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

I have used the user post feature many times, especially on myself, for reference...however, if we had sticky posts, it would be unnecessary to have to do that...

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Poster:	fenario80	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 12:38pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

Wow, you have accomplished something here. Particularly appreciate the clarification on certain line-ups, but also especially you noting which Seastones were more than just Phil & Ned. Excellent!

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Poster:	jackstraw86	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 1:34pm
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

LIA
Thank you SO much for this. Your efforts are truly appreciated.

Cheers,
Grog

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Poster:	sambonk2	Date:	Jul 6, 2009 10:20am
Forum:	GratefulDead	Subject:	Re: The Crowded Dead Stage 1967-1975

wow.....best review i have seen here.....much depth!Kudos L into A