Jam in the Sand night 4

[Avl Dug]

Tulsa Feb 6 '79. One of the few shows with no known recording. 

[Greg from Chestertown]

Lostlivedead.blogspot.com has an in depth article about the show. Very interesting stuff. Once again, I learned something that I didn’t know about the Grateful Dead. So cool after all these years. Kudos to Dark Star Orchestra for pulling this one out of the hat. 

[Tea]

This was the probable list from 2/6/79:

 

Set 1:
Jack Straw, Loser, Beat It On Down The Line, Peggy-O, It's All Over Now, China Cat Sunflower>I Know You Rider, From The Heart Of Me, New Minglewood Blues, Deal 

Set 2:
I Need A Miracle,>Bertha>Good Lovin', Ship Of Fools, Estimated Prophet>Eyes Of The World>Drums>Not Fade Away>Black Peter, Around And Around
 

Encore:
Johnny B. Goode

[chuckvegas]

Greg, that was a good read, and nice of Anonymous to give a shout out in the comments to DSO. 😎

[John A]

10 hours ago, Tea said:

This was the probable list from 2/6/79

Funny, but true. The last missing link chronologically to the Dead's long, strange trip.

 

And yes, good blog about a strange little winter tour. 

[Vic81]

That minglewood was down right dirty. What an unbelievable week of music from DSO. Just beautifully done. Magical. Good to see friends, and new faces..everyone who sees these shows are Amazing people. Thank you again DsO for continuing to take this music on its journey. You play it at the highest level and with such heart.  Love is real…

 Melvin Seals JGB was fucking excellent. Mystery train holy smokesssss….harder they come was a perfect  Jamaican jam. I miss Jamaica. 

 

 

[Weather Command]

2nd and 4th nights my favorites..kellers band was outstanding as was JGB. Great time..more crowded this year with a lot of cigarette butts, smoke...hmmm, what's next?