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Kingswood Music Theatre - June 21, 1984
Kingswood Music Theatre
June 21, 1984
Ontario, CA
Set List:
Hell in a BucketThey Love Each Other
C.C. Rider
Bird Song
Beat it on Down the Line
Dupree's Diamond Blues
Looks Like Rain
Might As Well
Scarlet Begonias
Fire on the Mountain
Good Time Blues
Samson and Delilah
Terrapin Station
drums
The Wheel
Throwin' Stones
Not Fade Away
New Orleans
Big Boss Man
Iko Iko
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City Island - June 23, 1984 »Attendees of this show
The Bus came by and I got on, it's where it all began....... The Third Eyeball Benefit with the Band on the lawn in Canada's Wonderland.
Once in a while you get shown the light, in the strangest places, if you look at it right!!
$70.00???
Man, I remember seeing The Band and The Grateful Dead for $10.00 at this one.
stevie c
This show was one of the best I attended. The radio station soundboard tape was in my player from the time I got it, til the time it died.
We stopped our car on the NY Thruway at a certain milemarker and I walked a quarter mile straight into the woods and stashed a grocery bag for later retrieval. When we got to the border none of the dumbass college kids had sufficient ID for the crossing so we had to go Greyhound and Taxi to get there. Once there an associate informed me that he had brought *everything* with him and now he needed help getting rid of it. My pocket were stoofed with Canadian dollars to be exchanged the next day back in NY state where my bag was safely waiting. That encore was a thrill, as was the hash the they had up there that I cannot find down here for many a decade. *sigh* sticky bricky
It was a benefit, after all. SEVA shirts were cool at the time. Still are.
This was Ed Dwyers first show!
Brook ~
Sunshine, daydream, walking in the tall trees, going where the wind goes
Blooming like a red rose
Location
This was a SEVA benefit and they sold special tickets for a party backstage after the show. The best seats were the circle of platinum. Me, being the frugal one splurged for the circle of gold tickets which got us about 25 rows back in the middle. I believe those gold tickets were $70 apiece which was unheard of back in 83'. The Party afterwards was cool; As I recall there was a band with a girl singer, I will get her name, and Rick Danko sat in. Wavy gravy was the emcee and we met Bobby, for the 100th time (who hasn't ;) ), Billy, Brent, and Micky. I didn't see Phil and of course Jerry was a no show. I did run into Ken Kesey in the bathroom. I had met him and all the pranks at the Hilton(?) next to the hult the year before. I asked him what the red jacket was for and he told me the story. The show was good. The scene and party were great.
Dougles