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Elective Set 1: Ramble On Rose ; Beat It On Down The Line ; They Love Each Other* ; You Ain't Woman Enough (To Take My Man) ; Candyman ; Jack Straw ; Big Boss Man ; Pride Of Cucamonga ; Loose Lucy* ; Greatest Story Ever Told > Johnny B. Goode Set 2: Good Lovin'** ; Here Comes Sunshine > The Promised Land ; Till The Morning Comes ; Playing In The Band > Sittin' On Top Of The World > Dark Star > Eyes Of The World* > Playing In The Band ; Casey Jones Encore: Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu * '73 style ** Pigpen Rob Koritz on drums

I officially name her Crazy Fingers

My wife is a teacher and off work of course. I will go into work but probably not until 8 or 9 (usually go in around 6:30). However, if we win all bets are off I currently have 3 sons in college 2-5 hours away and all came home this weekend for the game

That looks like some very significant fun!

22/02/12 In Dead Nation, State Fair, Catonsville, MD Jack Straw, Sugaree, Cumberland Blues, Ramble On Rose, All Over Now, Box Of Rain, Candyman, Cassidy, West LA Fadeaway, Big Railroad Blues. Crazy Fingers>Uncle John's Band, Foolish Heart, Truckin'>Other One, Casey Jones, Scarlet Begonias. Great to see old friends and dance the winter blues away. Random friends were having dinner nearby and heard the music. Cumberland inspired, All Over Now a hoedown and the Big Railroad stomped. Crazy Fingers well executed, Foolish the highlight of the evening as the second set cut down on hard 11:00 curfew. Big fun. Heard Dancing Days from Zep on the drive home and was having a ball. Stay safe West Coasters. Praise DSO.

I hope Eaton drops one on archive.

2 days away, lots of excitement in Cincy

I was also there and neither of the guest appearances detracted from the DSO performance. When Weir came out Saturday night, they had already played three jammed-out songs. Weir’s guest slot didn’t cost us any headiness. It DID add to the family vibe, though. It was a great time and a darn good show.

While that's definitely some statistical abuse, it could be worse... If you'd hopped on tour after William & Mary '78, and you happened to miss the Landover show in Fall '79, you could have gone almost 150 shows without a Dew!