Aladdin Theatre - April 6, 1984

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Bertha
Greatest Story Ever Told
They Love Each Other
It's All Over Now
Brown Eyed Women
Hell in a Bucket
Ramble on Rose
Music Never Stopped
Might As Well

China Cat Sunflower
I Know You Rider
Lost Sailor
Saint of Circumstance
drums
Eyes of the World
Truckin'
Black Peter
Sugar Magnolia

U.S. Blues

We really appreciate your thoughtfulness

as an addendum to the above post I'd like to note that the Dead next played Eyes of the World Drums Black Peter 11 days later in this tour, at Niagra Falls. Peter was from Buffalo, and many of the Deadheads of this area knew and loved him. We all really appreciated the respect the band showed to our dear friend, and the acknowledgement of the profound grief that was felt by those who knew him. Thank you, again.

Our friend Peter

A wonderful Deadhead named Peter was struck and killed by a drunk driver outside of Gilroy at the age of 24 while hitchhiking on the way to Vegas for this show. The band was told that a solid dedicated head had been killed, and in his memory they played Black Peter. Peter had a really big heart, and the biggest love and inspiration of his life was the Grateful Dead and his fellow Deadheads whom he loved so much.

First time in Vegas

I have to say that I did not like this show at all. I told some of my friends that I didn't think Jerry was playing "with" the others and that if he had only taken a couple of steps to the left they would have been in sync... Did have an interesting aftershow with Phil Lesh looking for the party in Weir's room...Can't really talk about it... Thank you, and Stay In Touch!

setlist

Bertha
Greatest Story Ever Told
They Love Each Other
It's All Over Now
Brown Eyed Women
Hell in a Bucket
Ramble on Rose
Music Never Stopped
Might As Well

China Cat Sunflower
I Know You Rider
Lost Sailor
Saint of Circumstance
drums
Eyes of the World
Truckin'
Black Peter
Sugar Magnolia

U.S. Blues

show date

Thu, 04/05/1984 - 16:00

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Aladdin Theatre

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Brooklyn Peach

13 years 1 month ago

We really appreciate your thoughtfulness
as an addendum to the above post I'd like to note that the Dead next played Eyes of the World Drums Black Peter 11 days later in this tour, at Niagra Falls. Peter was from Buffalo, and many of the Deadheads of this area knew and loved him. We all really appreciated the respect the band showed to our dear friend, and the acknowledgement of the profound grief that was felt by those who knew him. Thank you, again.
Brooklyn Peach

13 years 1 month ago

Our friend Peter
A wonderful Deadhead named Peter was struck and killed by a drunk driver outside of Gilroy at the age of 24 while hitchhiking on the way to Vegas for this show. The band was told that a solid dedicated head had been killed, and in his memory they played Black Peter. Peter had a really big heart, and the biggest love and inspiration of his life was the Grateful Dead and his fellow Deadheads whom he loved so much.
smarcus

13 years 10 months ago

First time in Vegas
I have to say that I did not like this show at all. I told some of my friends that I didn't think Jerry was playing "with" the others and that if he had only taken a couple of steps to the left they would have been in sync... Did have an interesting aftershow with Phil Lesh looking for the party in Weir's room...Can't really talk about it... Thank you, and Stay In Touch!

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