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Soldier Field - June 26, 1992
Soldier Field
June 26, 1992
Chicago, IL US
Notes:
Steve Miller opened
Set List:
Hell in a BucketPeggy-O
Same Thing
Loose Lucy
Mexicali Blues
Maggie's Farm
Tennessee Jed
Picasso Moon
Corina
Crazy Fingers
Playin' in the Band
Uncle John's Band
Drums
Space
I Need a Miracle
Wharf Rat
Throwin' Stones
Not Fade Away
The Weight
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Deer Creek Music Center - June 28, 1992 »Attendees of this show
Gotta give your first show 5 stars. I was on the bus already but this threw me in the seat and put the seatbelt on. I remember how much people told me about Jerry before this show but it was Bobby that blew me away in the 2nd set.
The most we can do is to do our best!
highlights :
The sunset on soldier field
maggie's farm
Jerry's solo at the end of crazy fingers
Uncle john's band
The hand clapping of the audience at the end of NOT FADE AWAY
the weight
FIREWORKS
THANK YOU FOR REAL GOOD TIME
I distinctly remember they had these giant round screens with hydraulic operated lights that swirled and mixed colors with the music. Between sets they did this face morph with each band members face morphing into the others.Shakedown street was huge and the selection was unbelievable.Great time was had by all.
This is the last show I attended, I still didn,t get it.One in 10,000 come for the show
Don't really see what all the fuss is about, I thought this run was distinctly inferior to the band I'd been listening to for the past 8 years and quit going. Maybe I was wrong about these shows, but the direction was unmistakable.
This was perhaps one of the weakest shows of the MANY I attended, but it was better than no show at all.
It was not as great a show as others, as Jerry was hardly able to stand on his own. Sad that. But considering all, so glad to be a part of setting up the gig and attending. I remember Steve began to play and I was hitting a balloon.
Everyone around me in Deadville just kind of looked around and kept on keepin on! I laughed out loud in that special N.O.
voice and did the same
I had a great time but not the best show musically. Last time I saw the whole band together.Steve Miller was an added bonus.
Tim
What a GREATFUL show, one I will never forget. I went with my first love...It truly was a terrific show all around.
Location
I had a seat on the floor, but everyone was standing on their chairs. My chair must have had a very large and/or enthusiastic person in in the night before, because the front feet of it were punched through the tarp so it was leaning forward pretty badly. I hung out with my friends a few rows back and danced at the edge of the aisle. There was a line of wide masking tape running down the center of the aisle, and the local security guard was making sure people stayed off the tape all night. At one point, Rock-Med came FLYING down the aisle with someone on a stretcher, and everyone in the aisles who had been avoiding the security guard's flashlight all night ducked into their respective rows in no time flat. Right after that, the guard straightened his shirt collar in a Dangerfieldesque way and said "That's why ya gotta stay off my tape!"
". . . Music is the best!" (fz)