Notes:
without Bruce Hornsby - "Dark Star" is second verse only
Set List:
Shakedown StreetPicasso Moon
Peggy-O
Little Red Rooster
Stagger Lee
Masterpiece
To Lay Me Down
Let it Grow
Victim or the Crime
Foolish Heart
Man Smart/Woman Smarter
He's Gone
drums
Dark Star
I Need a Miracle
Wharf Rat
Turn on Your Love Light
Knockin' on Heaven's Door

Comments
The bus came by...
I remember getting to this show in a camper van and this guy we were with buying a ticket outside the show and it turning out to be a fake. He was truly scalped! Poor guy.
The start of victim was really cool and I think someone jumped on stage, did a twirl and was carried off rather rapidly...Did it really happen?
During Dark Star a beautiful girl who'd been dancing behind me asked if she could kiss me and I couldn't have been happier to say yes. Wow. (Yes I did get her number)
this show brings back some great memories....
A friend of mine and I drove 19 hours straight to get to this show (stopping only for gas).....it's a really long story, but the short version is that during the drive, the annual Geminid meteor shower was at its peak. We had heard from a friend that they did Dark Star at the first show of this Denver run - but what we didn't know upon getting into this third-night show was that the first night's Dark Star was only the first verse. So, after seeing literally hundreds of shooting stars on the way to this show, we were beyond amazed when Jerry started doing Dark Star licks coming out of space, and then they did the second verse. What a grand surprise. Geminids indeed. Maybe that's why they split the Dark Star in two, haha :)
This Shakedown was a great one - fairly long for this time period and well jammed; like many people, I was still getting used to the post-Brent sound during this time period, but if you want to hear Vince doing an excellent job without Hornsby, check out this Shakedown.....Peggy-o was beautiful, Let it Grow was strong.
This was my second To Lay Me Down of 1990, which made me psyched both because it's one of my favorite Jerry ballads and because it was so rarely played (only three of them in 1990) - Jerry's vocals at the end of this one were particularly on.
Picasso Moon at this show had an extra kick as well - same with the Rooster and He's Gone. Overall, I loved this show and must say it has been under-rated since the other two Denver shows before it included Bruce and are considered to be better shows. Well, this one was good too! :)