• Capital Centre - July 29, 1974

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  • Promised Land
    Sugaree
    Black-Throated Wind
    It Must Have Been the Roses
    Cumberland Blues
    Scarlet Begonias
    Jack Straw
    Deal
    El Paso
    To Lay Me Down
    WRS Prelude
    WRS Part 1
    Let it Grow

    He's Gone
    Truckin'
    Nobody's Fault But Mine
    The Other One
    Wharf Rat
    Spanish Jam
    Around and Around
    Peggy-O
    U.S. Blues
    Sugar Magnolia

    Casey Jones

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    Malbuff
    8 years 7 months ago
    The Wall
    The Wall of Sound, Ned Lagin and Phil doing a little "Seastones" electronica during the intermission, and a version of "To Lay Me Down" that everyone ought to hear. Bad actors: a loud and large drunken contingent near us who incessantly hollered for "Casey Jones." They managed to get a good section of the crowd worked up and even started booing (!) after a blistering "Sugar Magnolia" had closed the set, and kept it up even after the house lights came on. Finally the band came out and played it just to shut them up.
  • stoltzfus
    9 years 3 months ago
    outstanding show
    Grateful Dead = best band ever. Ever.
  • BonAirLightnin
    12 years ago
    First Show
    This was my first show, drove up from Richmond and remember the Wall of Sound. Mars Hotel had just come out. Ran into friends from the Midlothian, VA area.
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setlist
Promised Land
Sugaree
Black-Throated Wind
It Must Have Been the Roses
Cumberland Blues
Scarlet Begonias
Jack Straw
Deal
El Paso
To Lay Me Down
WRS Prelude
WRS Part 1
Let it Grow

He's Gone
Truckin'
Nobody's Fault But Mine
The Other One
Wharf Rat
Spanish Jam
Around and Around
Peggy-O
U.S. Blues
Sugar Magnolia

Casey Jones
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took my little sister, who scored tickets for me . i came back east to see family. mom payed for the tickets. since i was born in norfolk (nafuck if you lived there) poorboy became my moniker among the norcal crowd. "left my home in nafuck virginia california on my mind" Promiseland as an opener was one of those Dead moments where there was more going on than what met the eye.
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This was my first show, drove up from Richmond and remember the Wall of Sound. Mars Hotel had just come out. Ran into friends from the Midlothian, VA area.
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The Wall of Sound, Ned Lagin and Phil doing a little "Seastones" electronica during the intermission, and a version of "To Lay Me Down" that everyone ought to hear. Bad actors: a loud and large drunken contingent near us who incessantly hollered for "Casey Jones." They managed to get a good section of the crowd worked up and even started booing (!) after a blistering "Sugar Magnolia" had closed the set, and kept it up even after the house lights came on. Finally the band came out and played it just to shut them up.