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I remember there were parachutes up in the rafters to help with the sound. This was just before the wall of sound. They had a pumpkin on the stage, and we had a little rubber skeleton. We handed it up, and it ended up in the mouth of the pumpkin.

with the setlist on deadlists.com which reads as thus: The Promised Land ; Sugaree ; Me And Bobby McGee ; Brown Eyed Women ; Black Throated Wind ; China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider ; Mexicali Blues ; Brokedown Palace ; Beat It On Down The Line ; Loose Lucy ; El Paso ; They Love Each Other ; Weather Report Suite Prelude > Weather Report Suite Part 1 > Let It Grow Morning Dew [13:35] > Playing In The Band [14:58] > Uncle John's Band [8:#09] > Playing In The Band [6:36] ; Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo > He's Gone > Truckin' > Wharf Rat ; Sugar Magnolia

gotta agree with deadlists, i remember my 1st chinacat and alot of cowboy music, i still have an xtra ticket, nobody had their fingers up!

After many years and too many shows to count by hundreds of different bands I've still never heard a show that sounded any better than this one.

This was my first Dead show ever, and was the best one I ever attended over the years. They were in their prime during this period. Drove all the way down from Mundelein to see them. Smallz is correct about the setlist.

This was my first Show too and as you might understand I was flying well above the radar that night. I am wondering if this is the complete set list? If so does anyone know how long the band played that night...time wise. By looking at the set list it appears this may have been a short show. The shows before and after look like they were much longer that the 11-1 show was this all they recorded that night. Sometime they had recording problems and malfunctions is this the case? Still smiling, Joe Skaggs aka. Joseppi Linguini

...all the years combine... the correct second set would be : Here Comes Sunshine PITB> UJB> Morning Dew> UJB Reprise> PITB Reprise 1/2 Step He's Gone> Truckin'> Wharf Rat> Sugar Magnolia The set was, as you can see, not abbreviated in any way. Last show of the tour, much of this material was reprised at the following Winterland shows, now available as" Winterland 1973 , The Complete Shows" available through this website.

Does anyone have a recording of 11-01-1973? That was my first show and I'd really like to hear it again...37 year later. If you could part with a copy please contact me. AoxomoxoA and in the mean time Smile, Smile, Smile ;)~ cleandog

Dew is excellent, as is the outro in Truckin' and the jam in Sugar Mag. The sandwich itself is pretty tasty but not great in my opinion. Too bad set 1 doesn't circulate. VG set, 8.5/10

turn it up! turn it up! turn it up! (re: 11/1/73)

I was 17. I walked home from the show. Proto WOS. Amazingrace produced the show. I got a 2nd gen tape of the second set from Ken Rasek, who told me the first set got ruined by Betty spilling coffee on the board.https://archive.org/details/gd73-11-01.sbd.parrillo.8834.sbeok.shnf

There's no palindrome, PiTB starts from the very beginning after Morning Dew on the recording, and then Uncle John's in its entirety before returning to PiTB. Then He's Gone, Truckin', Wharf Rat, Sugar Mag.