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Pittsburgh Civic Arena - April 3, 1989
Pittsburgh Civic Arena
April 03, 1989
Pittsburgh, PA US
Notes:
last "El Paso": 04-09-87 [157] - "Beer Barrel Polka" tuning after "Jack A Roe"
Set List:
Greatest Story Ever ToldBertha
Walkin' Blues
Jack-a-Roe
El Paso
Built to Last
Victim or the Crime
Tom Thumb's Blues
Don't Ease Me In
Blow Away
Estimated Prophet
Crazy Fingers
Uncle John's Band
drums
Gimme Some Lovin'
I Need a Miracle
Stella Blue
Sugar Magnolia
Johnny B. Goode
Black Muddy River
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Always love Blow Away. Probably the best Blow Away ever was at JFK Stadium in Philly, 7/7/89. Went on and on.
This whole Pittsburgh scene was total chaos. Wasn't long after this that they stopped letting us camp on site. The village was huge here, penetrating into the surrounding neighborhoods (the infamous Hill District). Deadheads owned the city, way more people showed up than "The Igloo" could accommodate. Redneck cops, actually taunting us like some high school bully, rainy weather and an ignorant Sophie Masloff referring to us as "Dead Enders" couldn't break our spirits. Solid pair of shows, but then again, it's my favorite band playing my favorite songs...
stayed at a friend's apartment that weekend after a six hour drive. sunday morning news was too negative and i felt like it was the beginning of the end. loved the show though and the lot was great, especially on saturday.
nothing left to do but smile, smile, smile
Awesome show besides for the messed up pittsburgh police force. The night before was even better in my oppinion.
Really great run would make a nice vault release. Check out the GSET and the Stella blue is magic.
B.Block Band,
I must in all honestly say that holding Your own in any such situation,shows ones unyielding stand for what He/she believe in or perhaps just something to do to break the stalemate that in which We often find ourselves by hook or by crook, dig? Please just remember My Brothers and Sisters that there are very many shorties out here that look up to what We're doing now as well as what has transpired in the past, so PLEASE let Us lead bye example and how about We just try and "LOVE ONE ANOTHER RIGHT NOW"... I love you all ButchBlock . P.S. Make a meal for someone today :) PEACE
Bertha was just plain out and out rippin'
Nothing to tell now, let the words be yours I am done with mine...
I am thankful that I got to see the last El Paso. I also thought it was really cool but they played the beer barrel polka.
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I have to admit it. I really liked Blow Away. From the first time I heard it played at Oxford I thought it was a good tune. Good show, but not as great as the night before.