Set List:
Feel Like a StrangerFriend of the Devil
Mama Tried
Big River
Loser
Cassidy
West L.A. Fadeaway
Let it Grow
Bertha
Man Smart/Woman Smarter
Ship of Fools
Smokestack Lightnin'
He's Gone
drums
I Need a Miracle
Stella Blue
Good Lovin'
Quinn the Eskimo

Comments
Check out this Stella.
We had fun this night and the band was on.
Dougles
This was my very first show.
This was my very first show. I had just gotten my licence (I'm 38), and this was the first road trip my parents let me go on. There were a lot of old hippies and bikers there, and the parking lot scene was HUGE. There was a light rain, and I remember streams of rain spinning off the skirts of spinning girls. You can guess my frame of mind. The parking lot scene was so big that people in the middle felt comfortable enough to strip down, and Riverbend said "bye-bye". I couldn't freakin' believe the drums. I was hooked. I never got a tape of that show, so if anyone could hook me up, that would be sweet.
We would not die in that man's company
That fears his fellowship to die with us
-bill shakespear-henry V
Quinn the Eskimo
My brother and I had great seats in front of Jerry, during Quinn when Jerry sings "everybody is gonna want to Dose"
He was smiling wide and made eye contact with fans. Killer Shit!
first show
Blow out! I literally danced a hole in my shoe during Miracle. Smokestack was right to me! Bobby was like three feet away as I was coming back to myself doing what seemed to be Tai Chi to his sustained guitar colors planes that I was pushing as he kept sustaining them; a beautiful give and take. Mind Blowing! However, during Bertha I thought the Band wanted me to leave and never come back. I think I felt guilty for not tossing back a little ball of lightning that came flying over the crowd to me. I played with it like a Globetrotter and then sneaked it into my back pocket. Ha! "We're all confused" could been my motto at this show.
I remember
I remember Brent kicking ass on Bertha!! Him anf Jerry tradeing licks back and forth. Lots of smiles from the Band and the crowd. These midwest shows were always so roomy. Not crowded like east coast shows, the band seemed very laid back. Quin- blew me away!! It was prefect ended for a perfect show!!!
2nd show
Most definately the most confusion I've ever experienced
There was a lady with rabbits.
I lost all my friends by the end of the show.
Lisa, Lisa who?????
Did find my car though.
Truly fantastic
Rollin on the river
I remember that about the time they hit the first chorus on Ship Of Fools a tug pushing a stack of barges went by headed downstream, right on que!