Greg from Chestertown

The eye of the dance storm was located between Drums and Iko, I’m guessing. Not present. Planting beans. Spent the day watching the circular track of the plow in the furrowed fields.

Get well, Lisa.

…. While the boys sing ‘round the fire….

Yea! That filler is killer! I just read the set list for the third time but this time my eyes went right to that filler. Ended up reading the set list backwards and just started laughing. DSO is just messing with us. They’re ringing every last ounce of dance energy out of us. That’s why they’re smiling on stage. They got us again. I wasn’t even there and I’m exhausted.

Save the date.

Be careful in your vehicle as you are leaving after it’s all over. Word on the street is that the cops stalk the exits, will pull you over on your way out of town. …..careful what you carry, the man is wise. You are still an outlaw in their eyes.

Wow

I almost went, both nights. Did a drive by Saturday night on my way home from my granddaughter’s fourth birthday party. I coulda caught the second half but had so much fun with my granddaughter that I actually was quite satisfied and just kept heading home. I do realize what I passed up. It’s been quite a long time since I’ve seen John K. And Eaton on the same stage. Highlight of the day, my granddaughter’s T shirt that she wore on her birthday; Four Ever Young

He brought us a lot of Brent era shows.

I’m seeing three potential shows. I’m getting ALL of the tractor work on the farm so it’ll be a wait and see. Slower Delaware, of course. Air Conditioning, New Jersey for the days between, and I never saw any Merriweather shows, but close friends were there. Thunderstorms, lightning struck the stage twice, Phil was going nuts and they played 29 tunes. Gotta catch that one.

WMMR and Pierre’ Robert’ aired the beginning of that Spectrum show with Midnite Hour opener. I was down the beach putting together Grady-Whites. Boats don’t play well with spring tour. As soon as I heard that opener, I decided then and there, I wouldn’t miss the when they came around again. Pretty much didn’t.

Dark Star used to play longer fillers. I remember one Electic factory show went until ten after two in the morning. Might have been their first show there. Not sure.

What’s black and white and has fuzz inside? A cop car.

My one Radio City show, they played from 7:00 to 12:30 in the morning, obviously including set breaks.

Or the other end of the spectrum, ccatching a Saturday night show and you already know what the encore is.

Ship of Fools then Terrapin looks interesting. Two Jerry tunes back to back.

I know of one person in this country that those voices you hear are not representative of.

Now listening to exactly two years earlier, same venue, Reuben and Cherise. Crowd reaction sounds like a bust out. Cap centre feeling some love. isn’t that the spot they busted out Ripple for the only time after the fat dose of 1980 acoustic renditions?

That’s a great set list. Yea, praise DSO, as Bill K. Would say.

Was Don’t Do It first time played? I remember that tune from the Last Waltz. Barely though, I haven’t seen it in years. I watched it so many times.

Second set opener is interesting. No show stoppers but still looks like a great night of good ol’ Grateful Dead music. I’m guessing Lisa Was there for the filler. I wasn’t there. Plenty of reason to dance yourself into the dirt.

I never think about the story the original author was trying to tell whenever I have heard it. Whether it was delivered live from either the fat man himself, John K, or Jeff.

I was thinking about the morning Dew recently. My conclusion was that it’s the first Jerry Ballad. Been around since the beginning. Since before there was a Jerry ballad slot. That pace that others are dishappy about is what we love about it. That pace is Jerry at his best.

Thanks, I’ll relax now.

When I try to click on a heart and like any posts, a screen pops up that says “sorry, there was a problem reacting to this content.” I would like to participate but I do not have to.