• Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum - September 7, 1973
    first "Let It Grow"

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  • Promised
    Sugaree
    Mexicali
    TLEO
    Jack Straw
    L. L. Rain
    Deal
    El Paso
    Bird Song
    Playin

    H. C. Sunshine
    Me & My Uncle
    Loser
    Let It Grow>
    Stella Blue
    Truckin>
    Drums>
    Other One Jam>
    Eyes>
    Sugar Magnolia

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  • mobay2001
    14 years 8 months ago
    Great show bad arena
    I remember in late 70's how the cops drove up on the sidewalks at the arena exit doors to clear the crowds at the end of the show. They also battoned deadheads right in front of the band to clear the area in front of the stage during the middle of the sets. Amazing how GREAT the music content was in the face of this chaos.
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    Jim3958
    15 years 6 months ago
    Nassau - My First Dead Show!
    This was my first of some 100 Dead shows over the next 20 years. It was festival style seating and we were on the floor about a third of the way up. I remember mostly the Garcia album songs (Sugaree, Bird Song, Loser) and a very pregnant Donna. I was hooked ever since. These two nights of shows brought out the infamous Rockefeller (the NY Governor at the time) goons that arrested many heads. The Dead made a decision not to come back to Nassau for many years after.
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first "Let It Grow"
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Promised
Sugaree
Mexicali
TLEO
Jack Straw
L. L. Rain
Deal
El Paso
Bird Song
Playin

H. C. Sunshine
Me & My Uncle
Loser
Let It Grow>
Stella Blue
Truckin>
Drums>
Other One Jam>
Eyes>
Sugar Magnolia

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This was my first of some 100 Dead shows over the next 20 years. It was festival style seating and we were on the floor about a third of the way up. I remember mostly the Garcia album songs (Sugaree, Bird Song, Loser) and a very pregnant Donna. I was hooked ever since. These two nights of shows brought out the infamous Rockefeller (the NY Governor at the time) goons that arrested many heads. The Dead made a decision not to come back to Nassau for many years after.
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I remember in late 70's how the cops drove up on the sidewalks at the arena exit doors to clear the crowds at the end of the show. They also battoned deadheads right in front of the band to clear the area in front of the stage during the middle of the sets. Amazing how GREAT the music content was in the face of this chaos.