• Auditorium Theater - June 26, 1976

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  • Promised Land
    Sugaree
    Cassidy
    Row Jimmy
    Mama Tried
    Tennessee Jed
    Looks Like Rain
    Scarlet Begonias
    Lazy Lightnin'
    Supplication
    Peggy-O
    Music Never Stopped

    Playin' in the Band
    St. Stephen
    The Wheel
    Playin' in the Band
    Samson and Delilah
    Crazy Fingers
    Stella Blue
    Around and Around
    One More Saturday Night

    U.S. Blues

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    Ripple59
    10 years 2 months ago
    My first show's also.
    I saw them three nights. They were my first Dead shows. Driving down LSD (Lake Shore Drive) to see them on something that put us in just the right state of mind. I'll never forget my first shows. Incredible experience. It pretty much changed my life.
  • stoltzfus
    10 years 9 months ago
    I am listening to this on archive
    It's a show I hadn't heard before. WOW. Playin > StS > etc. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
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    swaneeot
    15 years 1 month ago
    My First Show Also
    Boy I just remember Donna Jean dancing and swaying during the Wheel. It was love at first sight. That was the day I jumped on the bus and I've been there ever since. Its been well worth it. This bus makes life alot easier. Thanks guys and gals.
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setlist
Promised Land
Sugaree
Cassidy
Row Jimmy
Mama Tried
Tennessee Jed
Looks Like Rain
Scarlet Begonias
Lazy Lightnin'
Supplication
Peggy-O
Music Never Stopped

Playin' in the Band
St. Stephen
The Wheel
Playin' in the Band
Samson and Delilah
Crazy Fingers
Stella Blue
Around and Around
One More Saturday Night

U.S. Blues
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My first show as well....drove 200 miles to get tix earlier that month. We were about 8th in line at 2:30 in the morning, but didn't have "big city" ways and people kept butting in line to the point that we were the first people to be informed it was a sellout! (We saw scalpers walking away with stacks of tix 5 inches thick.) We befriended a local hippie and he helped us get tix the next day from a hotel. I was so excited I fell asleep at the show....remembering the days when the Chicago audience would yell at people who were dancing to "siddown!"
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thats so funny and so true! thats why i liked the auditorium theater always got the 2nd floor boxes stage left , 6 seats, a curtain behind us to keepin out prying eyes and room for dancing with no one to yell at you : )
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My friends said "REALLY ! There is NOTHING like a Grateful dead show".. I was like..... hmmmmmmm ... I GOTTA SEE THIS ! I was 26 ...the evening was full of cloudy dreams unreal...Full of tastes no tongue can know, and lights no eyes can see... and I heard tunes.. When there was no ear to hear. Since that night in Chicago ... My life was forever changed for the better .... I am forever Grateful. Please do random acts of kindness !
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Boy I just remember Donna Jean dancing and swaying during the Wheel. It was love at first sight. That was the day I jumped on the bus and I've been there ever since. Its been well worth it. This bus makes life alot easier. Thanks guys and gals.
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It's a show I hadn't heard before. WOW. Playin > StS > etc. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
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I saw them three nights. They were my first Dead shows. Driving down LSD (Lake Shore Drive) to see them on something that put us in just the right state of mind. I'll never forget my first shows. Incredible experience. It pretty much changed my life.