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[BillK522]

89/08/04  Cal Expo  Amphitheatre,  Sacramento, CA

 

Bertha>Greatest Story, Althea, Mama Tried>Mexicali,

Never Trust A Women, Built to Last, Queen Jane,

Jack-A-Roe, Cassidy, Deal.

 

Truckin'>Wang Dang Doodle>Crazy Fingers>

Cumberland Blues>Eyes of the World>Drums>

Space>Wheel>I Need A Miracle>Stella Blue>

Sugar Magnolia>Sunshine Daydream.

 

E:  Baby Blue.

 

11 song first and an intoxicating pre drums

highlight this summer 89 romp.

 

Praise DSO.

 

 

 

 

[Ammagamalin Crew]

Yes! My only time at cal expo and we had to take shifts either being the mic stand with the AKG 460's horn hat or running the D5 levels and flips FOB. 3 shows meant six shifts to be filled. 

[John A]

On 8/4/2023 at 12:17 PM, Ammagamalin Crew said:

Yes! My only time at cal expo and we had to take shifts either being the mic stand with the AKG 460's horn hat or running the D5 levels and flips FOB. 3 shows meant six shifts to be filled. 

'89 Cal Expo was the first shows I was involved in DAT taping... no flipping necessary! ☺️

[BillK522]

91/08/16  Shoreline Amphitheatre,  Mountain View, CA

 

Jack Straw> Bertha, All Over Now, Ramble on Rose,

Desolation Row, Dark Star>Promised Land.

 

Scarlet Begonias>Victim or the Crime>Fire on the 

Mountain>Truckin'>Drums>Space>Playin' reprise>

Standing on the Moon>Good Lovin'.

 

E:  US Blues.

 

Dark Star is first verse only.

Last first set Dark Star  71/11/15  [1307].

Last time Scarlet not followed by Fire.

Brimming with Bruce energy.

 

Praise DSO.

[Ammagamalin Crew]

Since we're on the subject here , there and everywhere:

https://archive.org/details/gd1987-08-18.145599.nak300.in-house.fm.composite.hessberg.miller.clugston.flac1648

 

Weird, I put in August 20, 1987 hoping for Park West and it brings up the pesky Compton Terrace, even when I went back and did a second search. I know Park West was taped by our people with AKG460 dbx D5, guess I'll have to dig up my tape and send it to someone that does digital transfers.

8/20/87 opened with Big Boss Man.

2nd set,: ChinaRyder, truckin>smokestack and Stella showed up (that's all I can remember)

[BillK522]

89/10/09  Hampton Coliseum,  Hampton. VA

 

Feel Like A Stranger, Built to Last, Little Red Rooster,

Ramble On Rose, We Can Run, Jack-a-Roe,

Memphis Blues, Row Jimmy, Music Never Stopped.

 

Playin' in the Band>Uncle John's Band>Playin' reprise>

Dark*Star>Drums>Space>Death Don't Have No Mercy>

Dear Mr. Fantasy>Hey Jude Finale>Throwin' Stones>

Good Lovin'.

 

E:  Attics of My Life.

 

last Dark Star  84/07/13  [359]

last Attics of My Life 72/10/28  [1082]

Show billed as "Formerly the Warlocks"

 

Epic evening at the spaceship.

It was 34 years ago today.

 

Praise DSO.

 

 

 

 

[John A]

10/9/89 defies comprehension. 

[Tea]

6 hours ago, John A said:

10/9/89 defies comprehension. 

It really, really does.  The Dark Star colored the vibe of the whole show but that Death Don't > Dear Mr. Fantasy may have been even more profound - with the Attics as a wonderful sendoff.

[BillK522]

90/10/27  The Zenith,  Paris, France

 

Hell In a Bucket>Sugaree, Minglewood, Jack-A-Roe,

Black Throated Wind, Ramble On Rose, Masterpiece,

Bird Song, Promised Land.

 

China Cat Sunflower>I Know You Rider, Saint of 

Circumstance>Crazy Fingers>Playin' In the Band>

Drums>Space>Playin' reprise>Stella Blue>

Throwin' Stones>Not Fade Away.

 

E:  One More Saturday Nite.

 

First of two spins at the Zenith and a contestant

for best show of the Europe 90 tour.  Band locked

in from the jump and oozing Saturday night energy.

What a boost this tour got from Bruce's work.

A local woman ended up at the hotel post show, 

piled us in her tiny red Peugeot at 4AM to get food

at the one street that had open establishments at

that time.  L-I-V-I-N.

 

Praise DSO. 

 

[Ammagamalin Crew]

https://archive.org/details/gd90-10-27.sbd.braverman.9373.sbefail.shnf/gd90-10-27d1t01.shn

[Tom Banjo]

Peugot is all over Europe. To be one of those I think I'm better and more sophisticated than others people, think Tesla owners, I've often thought of what it might be like to import one here into the states. 

[BillK522]

90/11/01  Wembley Arena,  London, England

 

Hell In a Bucket, Friend of the Devil, Walkin' Blues,

Cold Rain and Snow, Me and My Uncle>Maggie's

Farm, Cassidy, Stander.

 

Victim or the Crime, Touch of Grey, Playin' In the Band>

Dark Star>Drums>Jam>Space>Dark Star>Playin' reprise>

Wharf Rat>Throwin' Stones>Not Fade Away.

 

E:   United States Blues.

 

Hornsby piano jam after Drums.

SOTM intro before Wharf Rat.

 

Europe 90 tour wraps with the add on performance

in London.  Second of three Standers. Big second

set sandwich.  I recall running on fumes for this one,

thankful for completion of task.  Cheeseburgers and

sodas with ice awaited me on the other side of the

pond.

 

Praise DSO.

 

 

 

 

[DesertDead]

Boxing Day (iykyk) 

 

12/26 eventually settled in as part of the NYE run in Oakland, but here in 1969 the boys are in Dallas.  Unique show that starts with just Jerry and Bobby, and they’re playing acoustic guitars.

 

Would like to highlight The Master’s Bouquet, a Hank Williams number, as well as the stage banter throughout. If you are reading this, you will like.

 

This is worth your time…

 

https://gratefuldeadoftheday.com/12-26-1969/

 

 

[Greg from Chestertown]

I love that show. Interesting stage banter before Masters Bouquet, Bobby knows the tune and Jerry doesn’t. That’s a rarity in itself. I just listened to 12/26/79. My favorite era for space, about when I started, so have always referred to space as “dinosaurs on the moon” 

[Tea]

16 hours ago, Greg from Chestertown said:

I love that show. Interesting stage banter before Masters Bouquet, Bobby knows the tune and Jerry doesn’t. That’s a rarity in itself. I just listened to 12/26/79. My favorite era for space, about when I started, so have always referred to space as “dinosaurs on the moon” 

Fall/Winter ‘79 is the goods!  12/26 is the culmination - IMO.  Amongst the best post-1970 setlists 

[Ammagamalin Crew]

https://archive.org/details/gd84-04-06.sbd.willy.10159.sbeok.shnf 

Fortunately I was able to catch my 3rd show because someone decided not to go at a Friday night house party in Laramie, Wyoming and I took my friend Tim up on the suddenly available Sat night Grateful Dead ticket for the Aladdin Theater in Las Vegas. This adventure was about the road trip. 780 miles each way and having to be back in class by Monday morning. My first two were about seeing the Grateful Dead and were only in Morrison, CO, 9/7 & 9/8/83 a mere 2 1/2 drive from UW. My fourth show was about both the road trip and the excitement of seeing the band again in Syracuse fall of '84. By then I was enrolled in college back in Cincinnati in the professional drama program CCM offered @ UC. As you listen to the end of this show picture Bobby sitting on the edge of the stage swinging his legs back and forth during SSDD🎉🎶🔥⚡also a real drippy space only a week before the last Dark Star for five years. I didn't get my first HSF until it was revived by the Warlocks in '89, even then it took me until 1990 having not gone to 9/6/83😞. But now all is good with DSO keeping things in progress! This here is an outstanding DSDB. Give a whirl without looking at the setlists... there's an unusual surprise after d/s

(Edited 4/8/24)~ the comments under this archive recording tell about how closely the band was connected to the audience and illustrate the dedication of the audience to the scene and the band to the audience)