Notes:
FM broadcast WBCN-Boston - last "Comes A Time": 10-19-72 [144]
Set List:
Samson and DelilahRow Jimmy
Music Never Stopped
Brown Eyed Women
Big River
Mission in the Rain
Looks Like Rain
Friend of the Devil
Lazy Lightnin'
Supplication
High Time
Promised Land
The Wheel
Cassidy
Tennessee Jed
Let it Grow
drums
Wharf Rat
Comes a Time
Dancin' in the Streets
Around and Around
Sugar Magnolia
U.S. Blues
Sunshine Daydream
Comments
My second show with the once
My second show with the once in a lifetime pairing of Wharf Rat->Comes A Time and the fun Sugar Mag->US Blues->Sunshine Daydream encore sandwich. Worth the long hitchhike back to Maine the next day. Dave Davis
this was a great series of
this was a great series of shows! I particularly remember Phil Lesh as having a really big, full ,sound and 'driving the band' so to speak
The first Dead show saw. A
The first Dead show saw. A BIG THANK YOU to the kind soul who got a small group of us into the show. Your kindness was repaid many times over.
First Show too
I was twelve, my folks were in Rhode Island, and my brother kidnapped me. I'd like to say I got hooked here, but I slept for most of the show. I didn't go on my own until Providence 1981.
Man, I'd like to have that chance back again....
First Show
This was my first show as well. I only knew Workingman's Dead and American Beauty songs so I didn't really appreciate the show. My father was really mad I went. I had a great time throwing Sugar Babies into a passed out hippie's mouth. He'd just keep swatting away until I got one right in his mouth. That woke him up long enough to take another swig on his bota bag and go back out.
Also my 1st show
Roses, Roses everywhere.... This was a fantastic experience.
Got my ticket from an invitation from the DEAD, After corresponding with the Address on the Europe 72 Album...
Remember that kids?
My Girlfriend (soon to be my wife) Had just finished A beautiful
Embroidery of the of the American Beauty Album cover on the back of my jean jacket (still have it, but passed it on to my son). The music and the people were beyond description, and I was totally hooked.
I have attended many shows but as you all know, there's NOTHING like your first Grateful Dead show.