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1983-09-08 Red Rocks Amphitheatre Morrison, CO Set One: Shakedown Street; Mama Tried-> Big River; Ramble On Rose; Hell In A Bucket; Brown Eyed Women; Looks Like Rain-> Deal Set Two: Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain; Estimated Prophet-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Space-> Throwing Stones-> Black Peter-> Around And Around-> Good Lovin’ Encore: It's All Over Now, Baby Blue DSO did this at Red Rocks 09/08/2019 w/ White Rabbit Filler.

Thank You to both of you for your support and patience. Happy belated Bday gr8fulpair you have been a gr8 contributor! Thank you Mr. V. the longest registered member of the forums. I Love you All

How about DSO history 2001-09-08 Show# 546 Tipitina's Uptown New Orleans, LA Click Here for Setlist GD 01/11/1979 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale, NY This was my tenth DSO show. By then I had met and hung out with the crew after shows and met nearly all of the band, except Rob Koritz and Lisa. That night I met Rob between sets and we had a chance to actually talk. Then he took me Backstage and introduced me to Lisa. "Mean" Willie Green sat in with the Band that night on Drums and Percussion. I also met him (Didn't know who he was at the time.

Lot of love indeed! ❤️❤️🙏🙏

73/09/08 Nassau Veterand Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale, NY Set 1: Bertha ; Me And My Uncle ; Sugaree ; Beat It On Down The Line ; Tennessee Jed ; Looks Like Rain ; Brown Eyed Women ; Jack Straw ; Row Jimmy ; Weather Report Suite Prelude > Weather Report Suite Part 1 * > Let It Grow ; Eyes Of The World > China Doll Set 2: Greatest Story Ever Told ; Ramble On Rose ; Big River ; Let Me Sing Your Blues Away * ; China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider ; El Paso ; He's Gone > Truckin' > Not Fade Away > Going Down The Road Feeling Bad > Not Fade Away Encore: Stella Blue > One More Saturday Night * First time played Notes: Dave's Picks Volume 38 Look who learned how to cut and paste. Thank you GratefulSets. First set Eyes of the World occurred eight times, the final one at Giants 91 after a handful in 73 and 74, one in 75. Let Me Sing Your Blues Away, six total plays in a 13 day stretch from 9/8 to 9/21. That's a short shelve life. Again shout out to GratefulSets, the ultimate website for the OCD Dead fan. (Raising hand). Praise DSO.

How about that? Praise DSO.

Who's in / where? Excitement building. I'll be at Charlottesville and Harrisburg, Hampton Beach (x2) possible Burlington. Hoping to get in the water in Hampton Beach, may be a stretch. Safe travels everyone. Praise DSO.

Ron, can’t tell you how grate it is to see you posting here occasionally. Those of us who been around here for a while gotta a lotta love for you brother!! Keep on keepin on!! ❤️

You are welcome Mark! I'm still trying to learn myself. You're Never too old to learn something new, learn something every day!

Holy shit. I just now saw those emojis or whatever they are on the right side of the posts! LOL! I am SO old school and basically ANTI-social media literate because I just don't want to go down that road. My life has been fking superb W/O any of that crap! Simple and REAL is the way I like to live. But whatever, Taper Ron, thanks for the insight!!! And taking the time to explain things. The word "react" is the key word, and that stuff is on the right side of the posts! I thought it meant "respond". The newbie is still in the learning stages................ What I'm NOT learning about is how much I love listening to LIVE GD and going to DSO shows!!!! 14 Dayz........... I feel lucky! (Time to hit the "play" button for one of the best Shakedowns-----06-30-85, and CRANK IT!!!!!) Mark

Saw Skeleton Krewe play it at mousetrap albeit in July

Warning thread drift~ with all the fore mentioned renditions of Jolene ~ This makes me wonder how many dead bands played Days Between during the Days Between. It's been in my repertoire since 2009 after seeing John K perform it with DSO at a show in Boulder (without a monitor). When memorized and then emotionally delivered, it's quite the experience for both performer and audience.

Ton of tributes. Probably seen 4 live Jolene’s in the last week by different artists and got a 9 to 5 and more at Billy’s freak fair fest. Well deserved. No one is was universally loved as Miss Dolly Parton it seems. RIP

If you choose not to decide You still have made a choice

The best examples, IMHO, of lyrics invading one's mind, is when by whatever reason a familiar Dead song throws up a few lines that you interpret anew. For me, this is most typical with Garcia/Hunter material. It usually happens based on a new life experience, but it can also happen out of nowhere by a surprisingly fresh interpretation. To wit: despite Jerry shelving it after 3 live plays, I consider If I Had The World To Give top notch Garcia/Hunter stuff. And I digress by noting DSO seems to agree, as it pops up more than occasionally in elective shows. More digression: this shit fascinates me - what made Jerry take up great songs that he poingently delivered only to abandon them? Sing Me Back Home and She Belongs To Me are a couple other good examples. World To Give is classic Hunter, whereby its thrust is powerfully uplifting, only to go against that grain while not in obvious fashion (and of course we all know Hunter thrived on the non-obvious nebulous verse). Anyway, I'm trying to get to lines I heard in a newfound darkness. "Only if you let me be your world, could I ever give this world to you." What an awful concept, and what an unhealthy sentiment.

One of the true great souls we’ve ever known in our lifetime. The greatness of the art of her music, somehow pales in comparison to the kind of woman she was. This about sums it up for me

She was Jerry’s favorite female singer. I enjoyed learning about her earliest work from the Ken Burns documentary on Country music. She goes all the way back to the roots.

One of my all time favorites. Thank you for sharing this. RIP Dolly. Another star above shines bright.

Emmylou opened tonight's show with this

The Comet Bluegrass Allstars opened with 2 sets, Sitting on Top of the World, Dark Hollow, Pig in a Pen, Summertime, IKYR, Catfish John, The Weight, Orange Blossom Special, Hobo Song, Midnight Moonlight, and other Peter Rowan and Indiana referenced songs. They've been doing free shows every Sunday for the past 30 yrs. Then: Set#1 Chinacat Ryder River 1/2 Step Bertha GSET Althea Lucy After Eleanor Midnight Dancin Set #2 Alligator Take Me to the River> Hell Est Scarlet H2H Eyes Fire Stranger US

I’m in Rome today. These lyrics have been with me forever. Today more than most “oh the streets of Rome are filled with rubble. Ancient footprints are everywhere.” A beautiful statement of hope. ”someday, everything’s gonna be different….when I paint my masterpiece”.

Thanks for that blast from the past, Doc! I’d say ‘06 sounds about right… ((( Sara ))) ❤️❤️❤️ And Herdy - God, I miss you ❤️❤️❤️🫏🫏🫏❤️❤️❤️

Like the old dog gone astray, he's just old and in the way

I'm not aware of glitches where replies don't show. I hadn't replied to this post, Me Tea and DesertDead did "React" to it. You would have received notifications of that. I did do an Upgrade on Wednesday (8/19), I forgot to take the Forums offline as I usually do. Perhaps the others posted their reply during that time. Sorry for the inconvenience.... I am Old and on Medication. Welcome to the Forums! ☮️

A couple that get me because they show just how well read and intelligent Robert Hunter and Bob Dylan were. In Casey Jones, “Trouble ahead, trouble behind” makes me think of the true story of Casey Jones. He pulled his train into a railroad siding to let another train through. Unfortunately, his train was longer than the siding so he had to put his engine back on the main track so that the other train would make it past his caboose. Train kept A- rollin’ right into Casey and his engine. In Desolation Row, “The Titanic sails at Dawn, everybody is shouting which side they are on.” The word “Posh” comes from Port out, Starboard home. Leaving Europe, that would put those passengers in the sun for the entire voyage. I’m sure there’s more like that but those two have invaded my mind and set up camp. That’s what I think of when I hear those lyrics.