Grateful Dead
In between your listing of Tennessee Jed and China Cat Sunflower, I believe the Dead also played Greatest Story Ever Told. Also Sugar Magnolia ends before the (unlisted) Sunshine Daydream begins, so I'd see the two as separate tracks. I am aware that the Dead often segued from one into the other in other shows, but not here. This latter comment also applies to your listing for Sugar Magnolia on the setlist for the 10 June 1973 concert.
My source for this information is a matching pair of AUD and SND recordings of both concerts, which have been doing the rounds of the torrent sites. I was using your site (thanks) as a convenient source for the track names, when I found you appeared to have missed Greatest Story Ever Told.
Hope this is useful.
Regards and thanks
Grrr
How could this show be a protest to the Jackson State killings when they didn't occur until the 14th and 15th of May 1970? I would assume this show would be a response to Kent State which happened May 4th, and not the May 14th and 15th murders (unless the Dead has access to precognition or some type of a time machine). hmmm...
True that Doc and Son opened. Also, there was a mime who did his thing between sets, accomapnied by Jerry, TC and Mickey just playinig to his groove.
I was there, a freshman in college, seen them before in Miami '68, but now primed and ready and chemically prepared.
http://www.dead.net/show/july-24-1994-0
The dead were at soldier field this night. Two gigs listed for same night.
http://www.dead.net/show/june-17-1993
Should be 6/18/1993
Perhaps that is why the setlist is not listed?
This show is listed as Veterans Memorial Hall in Berkely. It was actually Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Columbus, Ohio.
Here is the ticket stub:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jlbnyc/3340329246/in/set-72157614924880545/
correction to the previous post I made on Jan. 17, 2010 > june-30-74 WAS the Springfield show...(sorry), the next listed show on July 21 is a California venue... ARE THERE NO RECORDS OF THE ST. PAUL, MN SHOW?
big railroad blues after truckin' before it hurts me too. source: gdradionet broadcast
I was at this show. It was on a Sunday, not Monday. I was in tenth grade - I can assure you my friends and I did not made the trip from West Palm Beach after school. As a double check, Santana was playing the same night somewhere in Miami - we passed on them to catch the Dead.