• Kirby Fieldhouse - May 7, 1979

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  • Don't Ease Me In
    Me and My Uncle
    Big River
    Candyman
    Looks Like Rain
    Tennessee Jed
    New Minglewood Blues
    Peggy-O
    Passenger

    Shakedown Street
    Jack Straw
    Stagger Lee
    Estimated Prophet
    Eyes of the World
    drums
    Not Fade Away
    Black Peter
    Around and Around

    U.S. Blues

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    Maxpaynelaw
    8 years 5 months ago
    I have listened to most of
    I have listened to most of those tracks that are listed down here. In fact, my dad was a great fan of you guys. And he did have a huge collection of the works done by The Dead. anti snoring aids
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    cneiss
    8 years 9 months ago
    Tickets were only supposed to
    Tickets were only supposed to go to students of colleges in Lehigh Valley. A friend lived in the area and knew people who went to LVCC. He was able to get a pair of tickets. The hall may have been half full and Phil urged everyone to come closer to the stage. I'm not sure if the low attendance was because of the restriction on the sale of tickets, the fact that it was finals week in those schools, or that it was just the 5th show Brent played. I don't really care, I have great memories from the show, especially Around and Around.
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    10 years ago
    Chippy with the boys
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setlist
Don't Ease Me In
Me and My Uncle
Big River
Candyman
Looks Like Rain
Tennessee Jed
New Minglewood Blues
Peggy-O
Passenger

Shakedown Street
Jack Straw
Stagger Lee
Estimated Prophet
Eyes of the World
drums
Not Fade Away
Black Peter
Around and Around

U.S. Blues
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This show took place at Lafayette College. Not Fade Away features a visit by John Cippolina from Quicksilver Messenger Service.
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was this the one at LeHigh college with skylights in the ceiling and it was thunderin and lightinin during Looks like rain?
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I think that was the rutgers RAC show if my memory serves me. May 1981 : ) Bob

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Drove all night to this show solo from college in Ohio. In the 800th hour of driving pulled over at a gas station and painted "Grateful Dead All Night Driving Team" on the side of the car (see photo archived on this web page). Got waved over later by an older gentleman who told me that he was the father of Candice (the Dead's lighting person). Might have been true... I always wanted the Dead to play at MY college... until I saw this show. They opened the hall, and in the first two minutes someone accidently ripped the door right off the hinges. Oops. (This story correctly goes with this show; I accidentally posted it to the Penn State show by mistake!) Glen
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Anyone reading this thats never checked out the Not Fad Away I think its as much of a must as any show any time. wowieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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This was my very first Dead show! I was 17 and 1 month away from graduating high school. My girlfriend & I snuck in (over or around the fence in back I think); we were late cause I had to get myself fired from my job at McD's before I could go! If my friend who was with me recognizes this, please respond. We lost touch soon after that, but I remember you had a bumper sticker with a pot leaf on it or something similar. I'm in Lebanon, PA now after decades of wandering!

I was just talking about this a few days ago and came on to see the set list!
I'm still in the area and if by chance you see this Id love to catch up!

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Tickets were only supposed to go to students of colleges in Lehigh Valley. A friend lived in the area and knew people who went to LVCC. He was able to get a pair of tickets. The hall may have been half full and Phil urged everyone to come closer to the stage. I'm not sure if the low attendance was because of the restriction on the sale of tickets, the fact that it was finals week in those schools, or that it was just the 5th show Brent played. I don't really care, I have great memories from the show, especially Around and Around.
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I have listened to most of those tracks that are listed down here. In fact, my dad was a great fan of you guys. And he did have a huge collection of the works done by The Dead. anti snoring aids