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Grateful Dead Live at Arlington Theater on 1978-01-13

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1978-01-13 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Audience, FOB, Reinhart Holwein, Bob Menke, MOTB

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Set 1

Mississippi Half Step, Mexicali Blues-> Big River, Candyman, It's All Over Now, Brown Eyed Women, Beat It On Down The Line, Friend Of The Devil, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication

Set 2

Bertha-> Good Lovin', Sunrise, Dancin' In The Streets-> Drums-> Wharf Rat-> Truckin'-> Around & Around, E: Sugar Magnolia

Pacific Alliance Benefit - "Stop Nuclear Power"

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Reviewer: danlynch - - November 5, 2015
Subject: "Space" really is a "Jam"

...and an excellent one at that. There's very little of the "space" aspect of these segments of the show, but more just a lot of experimenting with themes, including one brief shot at "Close Encounters" (there are several during this month before the full blown version in Eugene), and several teases of Wharf Rat before it get there entirely. This Jam is really the highlight of this show.

Reviewer: sandeen - - January 30, 2013
Subject: We all Benefit

This show was a Stop Nuclear Power benefit. My 8th show, it was a beautiful venue. Donna was in top form (yes, I know some of you may not believe it, but she could be great). There was some trouble with the ushers in this venerable theater expecting us to stay in our seats (!) - not a reasonable expectation for Dead Heads. Uncle BoBo (Bill Graham) came out to apologize for the ugliness & offer free admission at Bakersfield if we showed our benefit ticket stubs. Always a mensch, our Bill!

Reviewer: thelegroom - - January 14, 2010
Subject: Alternate Burn

Thanx Reinhart, Bob, & Derek. This show has escaped my ears until now. Decent recording though there is some cracking sounds when music gets loud. Very upbeat and energetic. I love the Phil/Drums segment and the Space to follow is quite good. There is a hint of Jerry's laryngitis, not nearly as noticeble as Fresno 2 nights later. If your software will allow an overburn, you can put Bertha>Good Lovin' on the end of disc 1 leaving most of set 2 intact. You will only need 2 discs as well. I am playing Mexicali>Big River on my radio show tomorrow. Peace

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