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    Grateful Dead Hour no. 922

    Week of May 22, 2006

    We're going to hear the complete concert of 10/28/85 over four weeks.

    This week's post also includes a bit of live music from Bob Weir and Ratdog.

    Enjoy!

    Grateful Dead 10/28/85 Fox Theater, Atlanta
    SUGAREE
    KANSAS CITY
    FENNARIO
    MY BROTHER ESAU

    Grateful Dead 10/28/85 Fox Theater, Atlanta
    RAMBLE ON ROSE
    CASSIDY

    Bob Weir and Ratdog 3/31/06 Casino Ballroom, Hampton Beach NH
    JAM->
    COME TOGETHER

    Every Wednesday, we post a program from the Grateful Dead Hour archives for your enjoyment and enlightenment. You can browse or search the playlists at gdhour.com or on the GD Hour Search page, and let me know what program(s) you'd like to hear by emailing me at gdhour@dead.net.

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    Kansas City 1985 WS Champions
    How they did it: Two missed calls by the umpires impacted Game 6. In the fourth inning of the scoreless game, the Royals' Frank White was called out on an attempted steal of second base, but replays show he had beaten the tag. The following batter, Pat Sheridan, hit a single to right field. With this single, White may have scored the go-ahead run, though it is uncertain whether the assortment of pitches thrown would have been similar with a runner on base. Then in the ninth inning with St. Louis leading 1–0, Jorge Orta led off the bottom of the ninth with a ground ball to Cardinal first baseman Jack Clark, who flipped the ball to Cardinal pitcher Todd Worrell covering first. First base umpire Don Denkinger called Orta safe, but television replays later showed that Worrell had beaten him to the base. Steve Balboni followed with a single to left, moving Orta to second base. Jim Sundberg's sacrifice bunt, instead of moving up the runners, ended up in a force out at third. With Hal McRae batting next, Cardinals' catcher Darrell Porter, who had played four seasons with the Royals, allowed a passed ball, and both Kansas City runners moved up. McRae was intentionally walked to load the bases. Dane Iorg would then pinch hit for Dan Quisenberry, and his single to right field drove in two runs giving Kansas City a 2–1 win. The next day, October 27th, Game 7 ended in a 11-0 win.
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    Right on Gans . I believe the Dead played the song Kansas City due to the KC Royals winning the World series that year . I remember that bit of GD history fom I dont know where Additionally last night , here in Chile I gave American beauty a most joyous spin in my stereo . Totally spacing out the fact that today , the 23 was B Hunters b day . American B was definitely a most powerful lyrical tour de force from him ... ' Seeking no truth , winning is all . Find it so grim , so true , so reaaaaal ... ' ... And justice for all . 1988 . James Hetfield
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Week of May 22, 2006

We're going to hear the complete concert of 10/28/85 over four weeks.

This week's post also includes a bit of live music from Bob Weir and Ratdog.

Enjoy!

Grateful Dead 10/28/85 Fox Theater, Atlanta
SUGAREE
KANSAS CITY
FENNARIO
MY BROTHER ESAU

Grateful Dead 10/28/85 Fox Theater, Atlanta
RAMBLE ON ROSE
CASSIDY

Bob Weir and Ratdog 3/31/06 Casino Ballroom, Hampton Beach NH
JAM->
COME TOGETHER

Every Wednesday, we post a program from the Grateful Dead Hour archives for your enjoyment and enlightenment. You can browse or search the playlists at gdhour.com or on the GD Hour Search page, and let me know what program(s) you'd like to hear by emailing me at gdhour@dead.net.

Thank you for listening!

- David Gans
Producer/host

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Right on Gans . I believe the Dead played the song Kansas City due to the KC Royals winning the World series that year . I remember that bit of GD history fom I dont know where Additionally last night , here in Chile I gave American beauty a most joyous spin in my stereo . Totally spacing out the fact that today , the 23 was B Hunters b day . American B was definitely a most powerful lyrical tour de force from him ... ' Seeking no truth , winning is all . Find it so grim , so true , so reaaaaal ... ' ... And justice for all . 1988 . James Hetfield
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How they did it: Two missed calls by the umpires impacted Game 6. In the fourth inning of the scoreless game, the Royals' Frank White was called out on an attempted steal of second base, but replays show he had beaten the tag. The following batter, Pat Sheridan, hit a single to right field. With this single, White may have scored the go-ahead run, though it is uncertain whether the assortment of pitches thrown would have been similar with a runner on base. Then in the ninth inning with St. Louis leading 1–0, Jorge Orta led off the bottom of the ninth with a ground ball to Cardinal first baseman Jack Clark, who flipped the ball to Cardinal pitcher Todd Worrell covering first. First base umpire Don Denkinger called Orta safe, but television replays later showed that Worrell had beaten him to the base. Steve Balboni followed with a single to left, moving Orta to second base. Jim Sundberg's sacrifice bunt, instead of moving up the runners, ended up in a force out at third. With Hal McRae batting next, Cardinals' catcher Darrell Porter, who had played four seasons with the Royals, allowed a passed ball, and both Kansas City runners moved up. McRae was intentionally walked to load the bases. Dane Iorg would then pinch hit for Dan Quisenberry, and his single to right field drove in two runs giving Kansas City a 2–1 win. The next day, October 27th, Game 7 ended in a 11-0 win.