• Pittsburgh Civic Arena - June 26, 1988

setlist

  • Mississippi Half-Step
    Little Red Rooster
    When Push Comes to Shove
    Mama Tried
    Big RIver
    Cumberland Blues
    Gentlemen Start Your Engines
    Big Railroad Blues
    Music Never Stopped

    Touch of Grey
    Playin' in the Band
    Uncle John's Band
    Playin' Reprise
    drums
    Dear Mr. Fantasy
    Hey Jude Reprise
    Black Peter
    Turn on Your Love Light

    Black Muddy River

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    kfltad
    11 years 10 months ago
    Cool security
    Opened side door on sky walk to let us go out and burn
  • antonjo
    12 years 11 months ago
    iamkayzak...
    Of the two, this was definitely the better show re: Buckeye Lake. It was a froggy voice night for Jerry, and, yeah, the second set was short, but it was sweet. The Playin' reprise is just perfect, and tied for the hottest Lovelight I saw ~ I mean, when Bobby stops the band with a "wait a minute" you know they're in a groove. Closest I ever saw to first-album-look Bob, too, this was right before he started ponytailing it so it was really long. Great setlist in the first half. Funny that at one point in the Cumberland jam, I distinctly thought I heard Jerry thinking he was still playing Big River ~ and whenever I hear the tape, I hear it again! That's what you get for playing those two country standards in a row....which I thought was an inspired bit of set-listing. And really dug Gentlemen, Start. Plus, a Brent verse in Rooster : ) Not top tier, but a sweet little show, I thought ~ especially after Buckeye, which we wrote off after the first set. Fun two-fer midwest road trip from Baltimore, though.
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    iamkayzak
    13 years 2 months ago
    Stayed at my father in law's
    Had to miss Buckeye Lake (I was a groomsman in a friend's wedding and couldn't get him to change the date). Drove to Pittsburgh from Cincy after my friend's wedding reception and crashed at my father in law's. Met another friend from work when he tackled me in the middle of Half Step and we went rolling down the aisle.
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setlist
Mississippi Half-Step
Little Red Rooster
When Push Comes to Shove
Mama Tried
Big RIver
Cumberland Blues
Gentlemen Start Your Engines
Big Railroad Blues
Music Never Stopped

Touch of Grey
Playin' in the Band
Uncle John's Band
Playin' Reprise
drums
Dear Mr. Fantasy
Hey Jude Reprise
Black Peter
Turn on Your Love Light

Black Muddy River
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My wife and I sold the last of our braclets, got tickets and had a great time. Little Red Rooster was hot with the added lyrics.
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tj crowley 1st sober show...drove from queens nyc w/ friend from high school (late 60's)..though i'd get that 'goota go to any lengths to see the boys out of my system'.......
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Never had such a good time........................in my life before!!!!!!!!thanks to the guy I met inside! Mde my Birthday night! Funny how no one ate the cake tha my straight mother sent with me. ( Never did like cake myself...Stickly an Ice Cream kind of guy.) Anyone figure out I own aned ice cram sotre yet????????? Maybe later!
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Thanks a million billion to Dead Head John for pulling the bus over and dragging me along for the ride... (he only had to drag me once)
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12 hour drive for a lackluster show. The 1st set highlights were the Half Step & the Cumberland. The 2nd set seem like the band was just in a hurry. The Black Peter was nice, & that's about all.
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Little summer vacation got me to Pittsburgh then I found myself in Maine soon after. The bus came by. Thanks boys for the ride of my life. Nothing to tell now, let the words be yours I am done with mine...
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Drove over after the hot & humid Buckeye Lake show, 6/25/88 (the link backward, above, takes you back to 1987!!). Snagged tickets outside the venue. This was memorable for the first performance of Gentlemen Start Your Engines, sung by Brent.
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Had to miss Buckeye Lake (I was a groomsman in a friend's wedding and couldn't get him to change the date). Drove to Pittsburgh from Cincy after my friend's wedding reception and crashed at my father in law's. Met another friend from work when he tackled me in the middle of Half Step and we went rolling down the aisle.

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Of the two, this was definitely the better show re: Buckeye Lake. It was a froggy voice night for Jerry, and, yeah, the second set was short, but it was sweet. The Playin' reprise is just perfect, and tied for the hottest Lovelight I saw ~ I mean, when Bobby stops the band with a "wait a minute" you know they're in a groove. Closest I ever saw to first-album-look Bob, too, this was right before he started ponytailing it so it was really long. Great setlist in the first half. Funny that at one point in the Cumberland jam, I distinctly thought I heard Jerry thinking he was still playing Big River ~ and whenever I hear the tape, I hear it again! That's what you get for playing those two country standards in a row....which I thought was an inspired bit of set-listing. And really dug Gentlemen, Start. Plus, a Brent verse in Rooster : ) Not top tier, but a sweet little show, I thought ~ especially after Buckeye, which we wrote off after the first set. Fun two-fer midwest road trip from Baltimore, though.
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Opened side door on sky walk to let us go out and burn