• Radio City Music Hall - October 23, 1980

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  • On the Road Again
    It Must Have Been the Roses
    Dark Hollow
    Jack-a-Roe
    Cassidy
    China Doll
    Monkey and the Engineer
    Oh Babe it Ain't No Lie
    Ripple

    Feel Like a Stranger
    Tennessee Jed
    Mama Tried
    Mexicali Blues
    Althea
    Little Red Rooster
    Big Railroad Blues
    Music Never Stopped

    Samson and Delilah
    Ship of Fools
    Estimated Prophet
    Terrapin Station
    drums
    The Wheel
    Truckin'
    Wharf Rat
    Sugar Magnolia

    Casey Jones

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  • Peachy
    16 years 6 months ago
    Second best show ever in my life-sat next to Peter Paul and Mary
    Hitched down from college in upstate NY as a birthday prsent to myself (20 years old on 26th) and man did I scalp a great seat...Peter Yarrow's pal had some puff the magic dragonfrom Dan Healy I believe and I met the whole trio- talk about the quintissential 60s experience. to boot the dark stars I somehow got that night were pure and juicy and Tenessee Jed lifted me to visions of deity- Red Rooster blew open my Chakras and I experience my first Kundalini awakening at Radio city where my beloved Trumpet teacher was the Jazz soloist as well...it all comes full circle.. Anyway--Peter Yarrow said to me after THE WHEEL that they had seen the Dead all week and this is the FIRST SHOW that the Dead showed that they still "ARE" as he put it...I knew just what he meant...afterwards I talked with a student of Muktananda who was just at the right place to explain to me WHAT THE frieak Kundalini was- again timing? I have never had it again other than some Yoga at home where I get a flash...but I know it was divine and that the Dead were instrumental in bringing me to these states..true Shamams and Mister Wier slide may have been the one to pierce the bindu...Hey Now! BP "if the Thunder don't get ya then the lightning will!"- The Wheel "Gonna find out something only dead men know" - Silvio Class of Red Rocks '79... Life without the Dead is not life...and so we carry on...
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On the Road Again
It Must Have Been the Roses
Dark Hollow
Jack-a-Roe
Cassidy
China Doll
Monkey and the Engineer
Oh Babe it Ain't No Lie
Ripple

Feel Like a Stranger
Tennessee Jed
Mama Tried
Mexicali Blues
Althea
Little Red Rooster
Big Railroad Blues
Music Never Stopped

Samson and Delilah
Ship of Fools
Estimated Prophet
Terrapin Station
drums
The Wheel
Truckin'
Wharf Rat
Sugar Magnolia

Casey Jones
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Hitched down from college in upstate NY as a birthday prsent to myself (20 years old on 26th) and man did I scalp a great seat...Peter Yarrow's pal had some puff the magic dragonfrom Dan Healy I believe and I met the whole trio- talk about the quintissential 60s experience. to boot the dark stars I somehow got that night were pure and juicy and Tenessee Jed lifted me to visions of deity- Red Rooster blew open my Chakras and I experience my first Kundalini awakening at Radio city where my beloved Trumpet teacher was the Jazz soloist as well...it all comes full circle.. Anyway--Peter Yarrow said to me after THE WHEEL that they had seen the Dead all week and this is the FIRST SHOW that the Dead showed that they still "ARE" as he put it...I knew just what he meant...afterwards I talked with a student of Muktananda who was just at the right place to explain to me WHAT THE frieak Kundalini was- again timing? I have never had it again other than some Yoga at home where I get a flash...but I know it was divine and that the Dead were instrumental in bringing me to these states..true Shamams and Mister Wier slide may have been the one to pierce the bindu...Hey Now! BP "if the Thunder don't get ya then the lightning will!"- The Wheel "Gonna find out something only dead men know" - Silvio Class of Red Rocks '79... Life without the Dead is not life...and so we carry on...