• Shoreline Amphitheatre - June 21, 1989
    pay-per-view TV broadcast - national FM broadcast - TV & FM broadcast cut during "Brokedown" - final/last "Hideaway" 11-07-71 [1147]

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  • Hideaway
    Touch of Grey
    New Minglewood Blues
    Ramble on Rose
    Box of Rain
    Dire Wolf
    Masterpiece
    Row Jimmy
    Cassidy
    Deal

    Scarlet Begonias
    Hell in a Bucket
    Ship of Fools
    Estimated Prophet
    Eyes of the World
    drums
    Truckin'
    The Other One
    Morning Dew
    Turn on Your Love Light

    Brokedown Palace

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  • DeadheadTrea
    10 years 10 months ago
    Watching this show now
    I didn't attend but do remember a friend saying he would tape the PPV for me and he goofed it up or spaced it. Finally getting to watch this show tonight! Pretty good set list, almost a best of 89 tour list, but the band was very good this night. A pretty mellow but melodic show.
  • Bamski
    15 years 6 months ago
    Sax
    Actually, it was Clarence Clemons from the E Street Band on the sax.
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    15 years 6 months ago
    PPV show
    I watched this on TV too. If I recall, Branford Marsallis (sp) Played sax for much of the 2nd set. Show didn't end until 2AM Michigan time. Had to be at work by six. So what! Cool show.
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pay-per-view TV broadcast - national FM broadcast - TV & FM broadcast cut during "Brokedown" - final/last "Hideaway" 11-07-71 [1147]
setlist
Hideaway
Touch of Grey
New Minglewood Blues
Ramble on Rose
Box of Rain
Dire Wolf
Masterpiece
Row Jimmy
Cassidy
Deal

Scarlet Begonias
Hell in a Bucket
Ship of Fools
Estimated Prophet
Eyes of the World
drums
Truckin'
The Other One
Morning Dew
Turn on Your Love Light

Brokedown Palace
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My only time (except for JGB and OtherOnes), but considering how far away from home it was, I still remember every minute. A girl in a tye dye bikini selling burritos, beers and some ethnic food items known locally as 'doses'. Everyone in a really happy, friendly mood and I know I'll never see that at a show again, ever.The music represents some of my favourite Dead to this date--perhaps light on the obscurities I'm supposed to like at this stage, but the first half hour of the second set? How can you go wrong? He had fifteen years in the Jesuit school and now he can't get a steady job
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I was'nt at this show in person but remember watching the Pay-Per-View and FM broadcast. This would be a very worth while official release. A 2 disc DVD that contains every minute broadcast plus an audio CD version would be fantastic in all it's uncut glory.
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We were so baked by the time Jer started noodling that we had no idea what he was playing. It wasnt until we got home that someone told us about that dittie.... Lance and I drove up from LA in a car with a bad alignment - couldnt drive over 55 without the car shuttering...Lots of fun - glad they took a day off inbetween this run...Camped out in the park behind shoreline (back when you could do that, or could you?) lol...
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If they ever release this on DVD, I sure hope they deleate the commentary. "Ramblin Eyes" and "New Mankind Blues"? I don't think so.
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A friend of a friend ( who happened to work on the GD lights crew ) took us to Jerry's house in Marin. He wasn't there when we arrived but Annabelle was. We hung with her and "talked" for a while. This was the day BEFORE my first show mind you-so I was not exactly in the know as to how amazing a situation I was in. I remember walking up the steps to get to her room and seeing gold records on the wall, as I neared the top step there was Touch of Grey just leaning against the wall, not yet added to the collection-like Jerry would get to it someday. She gave me a great hug when we left. Needless to say the next day I had the best time of my life and l cherish 6.21.89 dearly.
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I watched this on TV too. If I recall, Branford Marsallis (sp) Played sax for much of the 2nd set. Show didn't end until 2AM Michigan time. Had to be at work by six. So what! Cool show.
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Actually, it was Clarence Clemons from the E Street Band on the sax.
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I didn't attend but do remember a friend saying he would tape the PPV for me and he goofed it up or spaced it. Finally getting to watch this show tonight! Pretty good set list, almost a best of 89 tour list, but the band was very good this night. A pretty mellow but melodic show.