Grateful Dead
Winterland Arena - February 24, 1974
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Winterland Arena
February 24, 1974
San Francisco, CA US
Notes:
last "Baby Blue": 09-26-72 [105]
Set List:
U.S. BluesMexicali Blues
Brown Eyed Women
Beat it on Down the Line
Candyman
Jack Straw
China Cat Sunflower
I Know You Rider
El Paso
Loser
Playin' in the Band
Cumberland Blues
It Must Have Been the Roses
Big River
Bertha
WRS Prelude
WRS Part 1
Let it Grow
Row Jimmy
Ship of Fools
Promised Land
Dark Star
Morning Dew
Sugar Magnolia
Not Fade Away
Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad
Not Fade Away
Baby Blue
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End of the first set is on the tapers section this week (4/5/10). I still have my soundboard tape (acquired back in the 80s)...Ship of Fools through Sugar Magnolia...good stuff! And what a set list!
I remember lying on the floor in the back of Winterland, listening...I had a fever and felt just awful, but missing a show was NOT an option.
This might be the prettiest Morning dew I have listened to to date............ wow
I knew as was listening to this show i shouldn't comment just yet. However half way threw the Not fade away going down the road not fade I gave my morning dew comment.
Now this baby blue is soooooooooooooooooo slow and sweet. Gotts Love the GOOD OLD Grateful dead every day
I'd been to a number of Dead shows before this, but hadn't tripped at one as yet (well there was Altamont, but the Dead - wisely - chose not to play). To say the least, this show was life changing. The group rapture/collective mind, call "It" what you will was awesome and then some. All I had to do was stop my inner monologue and there it was, divinity personified in all of us. I'm 72 now and look back at my 20 years tripping with the Dead as some of the very best times of my life. God/dess how I miss them.
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