Ammagamalin Crew

Although Covington is 15 min from my house, I'll be doing the St Louis drive on the 17th. Damn shame as all of my friends will be here; however, I'll have more chances for Hyryder than Dark Star as the summer unfolds. Start a new job on 4/14 which could be trouble for my Milwaukee and Shipshewana tickets 🤞 hopefully not! They gave me front row center for Milwaukee 🤞🙏⚡🎶🛞🇱🇷

Wish I could join in on these upcoming trap shows next weekend; however, Emmylou committed 4/3 Indy, 4/4 Chicago and 4/5 Milwaukee with nothing else scheduled except two with Graham Nash in July in MA. Gotta do these ELH shows as I have a thoughtful birthday present I want to give her. Have a swirl for me DD and all other FF. Hyryder also scheduled Covington on May 17 ~ same night as St Louis. There's battle lines being drawn

Jerry Garcia Band I Second That Emotion They Love Each Other Mission in the Rain Sitting in Limbo Who Was John? After Midnight The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down The Way You Do the Things You Do Catfish John That's What Love Will Make You Do Knockin' on Heaven's Door Strange Man The Harder They Come Lonesome and a Long Way From Home Saturday March 20, 1976 at Armadillos in Austin followed by Sunday 3/21/76 at the same place: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved by You) Catfish John Mystery Train Russian Lullaby I'll Take a Melody Sugaree They Love Each Other I Second That Emotion Strange Man Tore Up Over You My Sisters and Brothers (In Christ) Lonesome and a Long Way From Home (there's a cool advertisement flyer on the site I got these from ~ too large to add to this post) That was my initial intent when starting this post.https://www.concertarchives.org/concerts/jerry-garcia--6028447What a great to weekend of music! This is all I could find. Before Knockin On Heavens Door had the reggae part, very unusual, so trippy slow~ wow!

Just off the top of my head, without any data bases, I'm thinking Winterland 12/31/78 and all the Warfield, Sanger Theater and Radio City Music Hall 1980 shows? Possibly 7/13/84? 12/31/84 is a monster along with 9/15/85 I know Dark Star's 4/8/89 recreation at last year's first night of Jubilee was longer than the Grateful Dead's show in Cincinnati.

Party pooper here. I always love it when Help Slip drops into Franklin's Tower. With what musicians are doing with the original material, I get worried that that the wish for the four winds to blow me safely home may not be delivered after getting slipknotted ~ similar to the worry that a Fire is not going to be on the Mountain after hearing that the sky was yellow and the sun was blue. There's other complications that concern me during the celebrations at a dead show, but enough for now. ⚡🎶🛞🇱🇷

Maybe dew to the absence of the Fire? My 6th show, you can really hear the crowds joy during the beginning of Scarlet which was generally due to the celebration of the upcoming Fire; however, Jerry extends the leads probably knowing it wasn't going to be. Reading the comments tells of a naked man up front that might have prompted the Ship. It WAS HAMPTON and the ryde indicative of the upcoming surprises that ensued '85 ~ the first really big bust out year in a long time , coming off of that incredible BCT series. The whole band is so hyped from the crowds energy , this is a fun show to listen to

https://archive.org/details/gd85-03-22.oade-schoeps.sacks.23144.sbeok.flacf Feel Like A Stranger, Cold Rain & Snow, CC Rider, Brown Eyed Women, Cassidy, Big Railroad Blues, My Brother Esau, Don't Ease Me In Scarlet Begonias-> Hell In A Bucket, Ship of Fools, Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Spanish Jam-> Truckin'-> Smokestack Lightning-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue

I went there to get the Scarlet Fire and run Nuemans into my D5. All the songs were geared to the border cross from Alpine, then "pick up your china doll, it's only fractured, just a little nervous from fall " followed by the most beautiful Dear Mr Fantasy that made us all HAPPY. One of the best shows of the tour until we hit Roanoke ⚡🎶🛞🇱🇷

Weird how your first post is political esp after 7 yrs of jubilees? I like the forums for talk of music. Was reluctant to reply, but l'll bite. Went to Toronto for the show in 87, couldn't get back fast enough. Things were expensive up there and the horse mounties aggressively cleared the lot immediately after the show. No mention of the jubilee musics throughout your seven? Weird, but tolerable.

The Port from Brown County Winery doesn't make it out of town, it's that good 🫠

Sounds really good ~ major dance party material?

Saturday 3/14/87 Wiltern Theater, following Friday the 13th ~ $15.00 and gas was under $1.00/gal

you drop till you dance

Hopefully you went. If you follow the course of the tour you can get an idea of what might be played. This question has been asked before and I believe that's a hard no. Did the Grateful Dead ever tell you what was going to happen during the show? The past few years of attending Dark Star Orchestra shows each new performance continues to be the best one I've ever experienced. I look forward reviews when I can't make it.

Interestingly similar first set as 5-16-78

5-16-1978 Uptown Theater Chicago Set #1 Jack Straw, Dire Wolf,Mexicali>Mama Tried, Peggy O,Cassidy,Row Jimmy,Passenger,BE Women,Music Never Stopped. Set #2 Scarlet Fire,El Paso, Ship of Fools, Estimated>He's Gone>D/S>Comes A Time>Sugar Magnolia E: Johnny B. Goode

Couldn't make the 9 hr drive to Wilkes Barre so I did the 90 min to Louisville. Born Cross Eyed 3/8/2025 The Whirling Tiger Louisville KY #1 1/2 Step, Memphis Blues, Must Have Been The Roses, Mama Tried>Mexicali Blues,Sunrise, El Paso, Cassidy,To Lay Me Down, Help on the Way >Slipknot>Franklin's Tower. #2 Sampson, Unbroken Chain, Shakedown Street, The Other One>Stella Blue>Lovelight, Iko Iko Its All Over Now Baby Blue. 8-11:15 really great dancing crowd, and again nice to see some DSO folks. Did this one on just a cup cold coffee and H2O since it was quite the dance fest!⚡🎶🛞🇱🇷

I heard that Jerry used to go to India (or Tibbet) when having troubles with substances, also David Lindley took that route at difficult times.

Dionysis to The Grateful Dead~ Creativity and Madness "The African Queen Meets The Holy Ghost" was an all day, $50.00 symposium presented at UC Berkeley on 11/1/86 with mythologists Joseph Campbell and John Perry lecturing in the morning for 3 hrs, then a one hour lunch followed by a 9O min space jam with Jerry, Mickey, Bobby Vega and Not Human after a 15 min break a 4 panel discussion with Jerry, Mickey, Joseph Campbell and John Perry discussing the musical experience. Jerry talked about industrial sounds that were like G chords or C notes as they assembled the crunching musical parts of space. There was logic to what seemed like nonsense to the untrained ear. The day ended with an hour long Q and A from us in the classroom. Study "The Hero with a Thousand Faces" where Campbell makes the point that all religions are similar. He was inspired by his 1st GD show in Oakland February '86 citing how the concert was a place where any and all kinds of people came to dance the celebration of life similar to what was happening during the age of Dionysus. GD concerts were not racists in any way. I remember a good friend, John (African American) whom I met on the east coast during the 85 spring tour that was my cohort for the daytime RR 85 series. Benjamin Franklin was careful in his writing, actually contracting young Thomas Jefferson to write the Constitution because he knew the written word was more dangerous than the spoken word and could be interpreted differently by the individual readers. Whereas the spoken word was safer because you can change the interpretation during the moment.

The Ohio State UCLA coverage is a big Grateful Dead event as they highlight Bill Walton... what a long strange trip it's been

Hyryder in Dayton, Ohio @ The Bright Side. Was fun to see a few Jubilee folks. Got my first Rosalee McFall

Strange grateful festival at NLRQ is selling tickets for their July 25-noon on the 27th without any lineup? I'm going to confirm that Hyryder is resident band on Friday when they play Brightside in Dayton. ET assured me two years ago that they were going to be there for awhile. My band Red Dirt will be playing in the pines all weekend. I'm trying to recruit a mandolin player and a banjo to join in with my violin player and me on acoustic. All are welcome. I'll have a few harmonicas and some bean shaker percussias

Thanks for the heads up with ticket sales starting tomorrow

While on the trail of movie maker's music, I'd like to hear John Carpenter's Halloween or The Thing's music theme played out of space. Maybe even a whole John Carpenter tour 😵‍💫

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