Grateful Dead fans got huge news this week as the remaining members of the band announced they'd be joined by Phish frontman Trey Anastasio for three shows at Chicago's Soldier Field to mark the . didnt get to pay too much detailed attention to this show while listening but classic set list all well played and just an amazing show the whole way through. In any case, none of these shows are, in my opinion, all-time great performances, but they document the weirdness, flexibility and fluidity that made the Grateful Dead the Grateful Dead. 10/14/1977 Hofheinz Pavilion, Houston, TX. My brother turned me on to the Dead in 1968. [url=https://www.setlist.fm/edit?setlist=2bdcfcc2&step=song]Edit this setlist[/url] | [url=https://www.setlist.fm/setlists/grateful-dead-bd6ad4a.html]More Grateful Dead setlists[/url], The Grand Ballroom at Manhattan Center, New York, NY, USA, Grateful Dead Played 27-Song Set on Kreutzmann's Birthday in 1972, The Grand Ballroom at Manhattan Center, New York, NY, Dead and Company Announces 2019 Summer Tour. Amplitude and Equalization adjustments were made using Cool Edit 2000. The Dead blew it at Woodstock. A great, unique night of early 80s Dead. [1][4] Upon hearing news of his demise, tributes and remembrances were shared from his former bandmates Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, and Phil Lesh, alongside other musicians Jim Lauderdale, Trey Anastasio, John Mayer, Oteil Burbridge and Warren Haynes. I don't recall noticing the trains, which still get parked there at the end of the No. Grateful Dead Live at Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden on 1971-12-04 . Mickey Hart came back at the last show in 1974 and remained with the group for the duration. Thank you Charlie Miller! This was my first bootleg tape. 01/08/1966 The Fillmore Acid Test, San Francisco, CA. 08/05/1970 Golden Hall Community Concourse, San Diego, CA. Please list the headliner first and any support acts after. 07/06/1990 Cardinal Stadium, Louisville, KY. (LogOut/ 7" Singles Each night is better than the last, culminating with a fiery guest appearance from Carlos Santana, who slays Stella Blue. setlist.fm > Artists > G > Grateful Dead > Tour Statistics. An epic first set that starts off with a 16 minute Sugaree and keeps rolling from there. I Know You Rider Terms of Service (last updated 12/31/2014). Phil Lesh takes over during Truckin>Jam>The Other One>Jam>Wharf Rat. going to see a gd movie on thursday night down the block from the old academy of music / palladium Beach Boys showed up for a few songs. Glad I got to see and hear Pigpen.K. Search the history of over 804 billion comment. Please list the headliner first and any support acts after. The Dead played a bunch of shows in San Francisco and New York that featured a first set of acoustic music and a normal electric concert after that. A massive 25 song show with incredible versions of a lot of the best 77 material. Because I love arguing, I personally think that 2/9/73 at Stanford U. should be on the historic list because its the first show with the Wall of Sound (its in its infancy), and its the first time the play Row Jimmy, They Love Each Other, and Here Comes Sunshine, I love that show its also the first Eyes and one of the best ones. Unable to process your request at this time. Aaah, Europe. Honestly I have not listened to that show in 35+ years. Looking high, looking low. Set 1:Truckin' Most of those will be included because of the weirdness or historical factor. This is likely the very first Grateful Dead show available on the Archive. In general, the songs arent very long but they are played faster than in 1976. Bruce Hornsby left in March 1992 and would play nine shows as a guest thereafter. Your comprehensive live music resource for show listings, artist tracking, music news, photos, reviews and more. "[5] The band's composition methods were varied. The last Ripple ever played. Honorable mention goes to the three other 1975 shows: 09/28/1975 at Lindley Meadows, which is a short set during the hiatus, but a killer audience recording of the Blues for Allah material and some other great songs too, 3/23/1975 at Kezar Stadium where the Dead are joined by Merl Saunders and Ned Lagin for a supremely jazzy romp through the first-everBlues for Allah andStronger Than Dirt / Milking The Turkey and06/17/1975 at Winterland, with first ever versions of Crazy Fingers, Help on the Way and Franklins Tower. The Dead open and close for Chuck Berry. It's artificial turf now, though. A long-time personal favorite with an astounding Dark Star>El Paso>Eyes of the World>Morning Dew. Sugaree [5] By 1962, he had written a book, The Silver Snarling Trumpet, described by McNally as a roman clef. The elder Hunter was a publisher, who gave Robert lessons in writing. Vince Welnicks first Dead show (as an audience member) was this ridiculous affair featuring an intoxicated guest who the Dead just wouldnt (or couldnt) throw off stage. These two years are similar musically but not at all alike in terms of quality. My boyfriend and I recently inherited a tape collection from a lovely older dead head. 11/06/1970 Capital Theater, Port Chester, NY. A helluva way to kick off this legendary Fillmore East run! A typical contender for best show of all time, the whole show is a highlight but the Dark Star>The Other One>Turn On Your Lovelight is the best part. This period produced some of their most successful songs, including "Cumberland Blues", "Box of Rain", and "Sugar Magnolia". I had just gotten out of the army and was on my way to Europe, but caught ths show. (LogOut/ Casey Jones Yum! Change), You are commenting using your Twitter account. You can add up to 7 bands. Help Me Rhonda . On the weekends, the field was also used by a Gaelic Football league in the city; if they're still playing, I think they have a different venue. Hunter was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with the Grateful Dead in 1994, and is the only non-performer to be inducted as a member of a band. I need a set list for this show. We didn't have tickets but talked a security guard into letting us in. Cumberland Blues [28] Also in 2010 Hunter co-wrote the song "All My Bridges Burning" with Cesar Rosas for the Los Lobos' album Tin Can Trust. setlist.fm Add Setlist. a good time in the bronx The Dead play the jail where the most famous LSD chemist of the 60s (who happened to be their benefactor / soundman) was locked up. 1971 at the Hollywood Bowl, and 'Truckin'" from Dec. of 1973. It was full of New Yorkers. Games, Long Playing In The Band 01/07/1978 and 01/08/1978 Golden Hall Community Concourse, San Diego, CA. Deal This song was originally included in the band's 1971 album "Grateful Dead". I never saw those guys again but they really helped us out that day. Pair of fine shows at the Eastown. This show was originally scheduled a week or so before and cancelled at the last minute because of a truck accident with the equipment or something like that. //336x280, created 11/12/07 6/21/80 Anchorage, AK: The last night in Alaska. October 28, 1980 Rainbow, London, ENG (Grateful Dead "film") May 11, 1969 Finsbury Park Astoria, London, ENG (Aretha Franklin) September 10-11, 1980 Rainbow, London, ENG (Allman Brothers) March 26, 1977 Rainbow, London, ENG (Steve Hillage) These include Jethro Tull, Ten Years After, Procol Harum, Cat Stevens, Black Sabbath and Edgar Broughton. East coast spring of 87, not a bad show in the bunch. [5] Hunter attended high school in Palo Alto, learning to play several instruments as a teenager. Here is my growing list of unusual and historic Grateful Dead shows. <frameset rows="53,*" framespacing="0" border="0" frameborder="0"> <frame name="top" scrolling="no" noresize target="contents" src="dlbanner.htm" marginwidth="2 . Listen to the River: St. Louis '71 '72 '73. We look at each other. Unfortunately, I cant really articulate why, but if pressed, I think it has to do with Brent becoming a little more central to the bands sound. Beat It On Down The Line Peace. The amazing opening Dark Star is the worst part of this stupendous show that just gets better and better as it goes, culminating in a second set that will blow you head off. 12/28/78 San Diego, CA: An immaculate set, with incredible energy throughout. 10/12/1968 Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA. JonnyL [11] Around this time, Hunter was briefly involved with Scientology, and also struggled with addiction to methamphetamine and speed, which drove him to move briefly to Los Angeles and then to New Mexico. Alligator contained a San-Ho-Zay tease from Trey. If you want to send Keith and Donna off in high fashion, you wont do better than this incredible show from the last month of their tenure with the band China Cat Sunflower>I Know You Rider returns to the bands standard rotation, the Scarlet Begonias>Fire on the Mountain is an all-time great and the Estimated Prophet>Eyes of the World is not far behind. Did you know that the Dead brought a horn section on the road with them for 8 shows in 1973? Reviews Reviewer: . web pages Not Fade Away Johnny B. Goode, Ten Years After Gaelic Park Bronx NYC I Know You Rider The band is known for its eclectic style, which fused elements of rock, folk, country, jazz, bluegrass, blues, gospel, and psychedelic rock; for live performances of lengthy instrumental jams; and for its . 08. i'm going home 11:16. 2023 (1353) abril 2023 (153) (003996) Deep Purple 2023-03-21 Osaka, Japan (003995)Deep Purple 2023-03-13 Tokyo, Japan (003994) The Kinks 1988-04-08 The Forum Los Angel. Collection, Dead & Easily the best show Ive seen over their final 12 years and the intimate crowd at the Augusta Civic Center that night saw a show for the ages. [17], Following the dissolution of the Grateful Dead, Hunter successfully continued his writing career, working on new songs with Jim Lauderdale, Elvis Costello, Cesar Rosas, and Bruce Hornsby, among others. If you want a pure Jerry Garcia experience, youre not going to do any better than this show, with solo after ripping solo for 3+ hours. (LogOut/ Your comprehensive live music resource for show listings, artist tracking, music news, photos, reviews and more. Lovelight. Free jazz explosion with added violin and saxophone. Good stuff. 10/20/1974 Winterland Arena, San Francisco, CA. $100, Over Empty Pages The only Grateful Dead show I saw in person. Plus a whole batch of new songs. & Company, Under Heres what happened. You must be logged in to add a show. Shadow Kingdom is a 2021 concert film featuring American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan.Directed by Israeli-American filmmaker Alma Har'el, it was shot on a soundstage in Santa Monica, California over seven days in early 2021 while Dylan was sidelined from his Never Ending Tour due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Change), You are commenting using your Facebook account. One of my FAVORITE MORNING DEWs, and Sugar MAGS EVER>> WOW>> great show PARADISE WAITS. Even though the band didnt tour in 1975, Ive included that year here because they did play a couple of epic shows during their year off. The Dead play well too. My favorite show ever (5/13/72) is one here too!! Find a show you've attended, and leave some comments for other users! Great setlist - great playing - great sound. Considered a creepy show by attendees, the Dark Star here is amazing much better than the bust-out at Hampton two weeks before. The next night, with the exact same setlist, is basically just as good, too. 5/22/82 Berkeley, CA: One of the best first sets of the 1980s. hot muggy night It was released as a three-disc CD and digitally on October 1, 2021, and as a five-disc LP on November 19, 2021. Spring 85: Nassau Coliseum 3 great General Admission shows, 2 epic shows in Portland Maine; summer tour in 85 was fantastic as well as the Fall tour. Dark Star>Truckin>Morning Dew. Yeah, those of us who grew up in the city got used to the subway noisekinda like living near an airport. Both feature incredible versions of Half-Step>Franklins, but 10/27 probably gets the nod over 10/28 for the incredible second set. 01. one of these days 7:16 Thats why its here. Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future. Another side bar to this story was my brother showed up a few weeks later with a reel tape from this show from Tiger. Good vibrations Sometimes Ill listen to 74 for weeks; other times Im digging deep to 65-68, other times Im queing up 80s (live) Dead. [1][2] Born near San Luis Obispo, California, Hunter spent some time in his childhood in foster homes, as a result of his father's abandoning his family, and took refuge in reading and writing. "[21] Hornsby commented on his work for Levitate ("Cyclone"), saying, "Well, I've always loved [Robert Hunter's] writing. The fall 1980 acoustic / electric shows (Ive reviewed 9/29/1980, 10/3/1980, 10/7/1980, and 10/25/1980). From Hunter and Garcia's collaboration came many of the songs McNally calls the band's masterpieces, including "Ripple", "Brokedown Palace", and "Attics of My Life". There was just something about this place. These shows are Bruce Hornsbys first as a member of the band (I skipped 9/14 since he doesnt play on that one) and feature great versions of almost the entire canon. This show starts sloppy but becomes an all timer with Clementine>Death Dont Have No Mercy and the entire second set with Dark Star>St. Rough and Rowdy Ways World Wide Tour. A sleeper best of the year show, and thats saying a lot. Vince Welnicks first show with the Grateful Dead. Search Grateful Dead Setlists: Venue Lookup: City Lookup: State/ Ticket stub and concert poster images are included when available, as well as links to archive.org streaming audio and downloads. Bird Song I wish I could locate more information about that particular show and which songs which Allman Bros. personnel played on. Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist, Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song, Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists. 11/29/1980 Alligator Alley, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL. My brother said Jerry sounded like one of the kids. 08/03/1969 Family Dog at the Great Highway, San Francisco, CA. It was left off the boxed set. Search the history of over 804 billion allman bros were involved with this..those of who lived in the bronx (especially near the #4 train were use to the added sound(s) and never really heard it. * and the night that I got on The Bus, I'll take my typewriter and no telling what'll come out. Sharing a bill with the Velvet Underground, the Dead unleash psychedelic fury for the ages. 02. no title 13:08 Tiger told Rick to sit up in the box seat balcony just to the side and above the stage. In an interview with American Songwriter, Hart categorized Hunter's lyrics compared to other great lyricists saying, "When you're in a situation in the future and you can't explain it, very often a Hunter line or two or three will explain something that's unexplainable. Anniversary, Dave's Set 2. Again , these five nights at the Fillmore East made music history in America. A long, maniacal second set of pure rock / bluegrass / blues steamrolling Dead. 08/13/1975 Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA. Now you do. The Grateful Dead play a (very good) free show after radical students sabotaged their equipment truck. I took my uncle Tim, who was 56 at the time. otherwise standard setlist for the . A completely unhingedDark Star>Morning Dew on a not particularly great recording. 12/31/1981 Oakland Arena, Oakland, CA. 05. hobbit 8:20 follow . 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Grateful Dead setlist on Feb 19, 1971. In my opinion, the '71 era shows where NFA ended by itself without going into the Pigpen number seemed a bit of a downer. Hunter died at his home in San Rafael, California on September 23, 2019. Huge Phil Lesh show and probably the best performance from the Deads short European tour. It took place at the Fillmore Acid Test and consists entirely of blues tunes. Grateful Dead trat 14 mal in der Boston Music Hall auf, davon dreimal alleine im Jahr 1973. . 08/4/1971 Terminal Island Correctional Facility, San Pedro, CA. I think this is one of the better Dylan sets from that tour, showcasing just how good the Dead could be as a backing band. Although there are some outlining incredible shows during this period, in general things started getting faster and less jammy as the years progressed. Searchin' google_ad_width = 336; At the end, Ill throw in an ever-growing list of other shows of note, even if theyre not great performances. 07/24/1987 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Stadium, Oakland, CA. Not a high point. His mother married again, to Norman Hunter, whose last name Robert took. In mid-1974, Phil Lesh and Ned Lagin used to perform a feedback-laced piece of electronic music called Seastones during the set break. 1977 is one of the most consistent years in the bands history (whether its consistently epic or consistently mediocre is the subject of endless debate) but 1978 is all over the place. This is a remastering of my first Grateful Dead concert. Just downloaded it and it is great, love the early Keith shows and all the shows with just Billy on the drums! No changes detected. Drops off a little during the second set. Use this setlist for your event review and get all updates automatically! Community|Dead 101|Features|Show Archive Johnny B. Goode Theres a reason this show was released as One From the Vault its the best of the four 1975 shows, and just kills in every way, from the opening notes through Blues for Allah at the end. 07/13/1984 Greek Theater, Berkeley, CA. I had this song that had the same feeling as, say, 'Brokedown Palace'. Next Time You See Me They turn the Jeep around and head in on us again, and again. At one point Jerry yelled out a song request "Fun,Fun,Fun!" A massive change in direction with the band moving towards much more exploratory, jazzy pieces, especially in 1973 and 1974. The Dead played a mini-tour with Bob Dylan during the summer of 1987. [38] In 2013, he was compelled to go on a solo tour as a result of medical bills, after surviving a spinal cord abscess in the previous year. 09/22/1993 Madison Square Garden, New York, NY. . On to the Dead & Beach Boys. 10/16/1981 Melk Weg, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. only "Help Me Rhonda" - only "Okie From Muskogee" - only "Riot In Cell Block #9" - final "Searchin" - "Bertha" appears on "Skull Fuck" - also: NRPS - Orchestra $4.50, The show was opened by NRPS, introduced by Zacherly, a New York TV personality. Your comprehensive live music resource for show listings, artist tracking, music news, photos, reviews and more. 06/24/1985 River Bend Music Center, Cincinnati, OH. This could be split into 1989 1990(a) and 1990(b) 1991 with the division point being Brents death in July 1990 and the addition of Vince Welnick on keyboards and Bruce Hornsby on piano. [4] His approach to songwriting is described as "deeply literary", and responsible for differentiating the music of the Grateful Dead from mainstream popular music. Bertha 08/27/1972 Old Renaissance Faire Grounds, Veneta, OR. (If youre looking for regular Dead music, the 09/10/1974 show at this same venue features a monster Dark Star>Morning Dew). Contender for my favorite second set of all time and lots of peoples favorite show. Anybody have this track want to trade? Although the band was still inconsistent during this period, there are a lot of great shows to be heard. $30, $30 - It was the first bootleg of the Dead I ever owned. So I love 1971 era Grateful Dead perhaps the best.