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22/04/16 InDeadNation, State Fare, Catonsville, MD Mississippi Half Step, Feel Like A Stranger>Franklin's Tower, Althea, Brown-Eyed Women, So Many Roads, Me and My Uncle> Big River, Shakedown Street. China Cat Sunflower>I Know You Rider, Terrapin Station, Harder They Come, Goin' Down the Road>Morning Dew, One More Saturday Nite. MY local Dead band provides the gambit of human emotion on a drizzly Saturday evening in Baltimore. Franklin's strong. Althea positively nailed. So Many Roads a work in progress and the Shakedown a boogie fest to close the first. The second a chunky delight, China>Rider superb, the Terrapin stirring, Goin Down the Road a favorite and the Dew inspired. At set break I was informed Dave Jacobsen, Jerry in an Orioles cap, is retiring to coastal NC to fish and enjoy the slow life. He will leave a huge gap in two Dead cover bands in MD and will be sorely missed. I spent the second set tearfully dancing in hysterics, reminded of how fragile all things are. If you have the chance to see him before he hangs it up, I would suggest it. Next up May 6 at the Rec Room in Towson, MD. Praise DSO.

sorry for lagging, Brother, was on vacation in California… I was, indeed. Well, at least present for these in body format 🧑‍🚀

Saw Elton John at the YUM yesterday. Luke bought those tix when he was 16 and he’ll be 20 in Sept. it was postponed twice, he finally got his show. He played a straight 2:40 set no break. I was dying for set break by like 9:15but realized by quarter of ten that he was just gonna power through. He said his farewell tour is over 200 shows in, but he still has over 120 left. That’s a helluva long tour. Lol

89/04/12 Rosemont Horizon, Rosemont, IL Jack Straw, Row Jimmy, Minglewood Blues, Tennessee Jed, Masterpiece, Cumberland Blues, Let It Grow. Touch of Grey, Truckin' >Smokestack Lightning> Spoonful>Smokestack Lightning>He's Gone> Drums>Space>Take You Home>Watchtower> Wharf Rat>Lovelight. E: Black Muddy River. last Spoonful 87/09/07 [124] Peeking around the historic show at Cameron Indoor on this day in 78, let us glance at the final April 12 performance for the boys in the city of big shoulders. Never go wrong with Jack Straw as an opener, Cumberland always welcome. Star of the first the Let It Grow. Smokestack sandwich the memorable anomaly of the show, although the Smokestack section less than three minutes combined. A Dead Base dive revealed the sequence was also played on 84/11/02 at BCT. Further down the wormhole, that show also contained the first Gimme Some Lovin' and the last Casey Jones until the bust out at RFK in 92. Were you in the house Desert Dead? I enjoyed speakers in the hallways the night after my second row center hardwire with the Big Man. Praise DSO.