Set List:
New Minglewood BluesSugaree
Mama Tried
Mexicali Blues
Candyman
Passenger
Althea
Lost Sailor
Saint of Circumstance
Deal
Don't Ease Me In
Let it Grow
China Cat Sunflower
I Know You Rider
C.C. Rider
Terrapin Station
drums
The Other One
Wharf Rat
Sugar Magnolia
Alabama Getaway

Comments
nice show glad to have made
nice show glad to have made it to seattle drove past mt st helens smoldering by the freeway trippy nw tour
Good show
My most specific memory of this concert concerns waiting for the doors to open. Mt. St. Helens had just blown the day before, and many of the freshly arrived travelers were fairly dusty. I can’t recall how long we sat, but I do recall feeling – er, well – quite happy to be there – grinning like the village idiot.
All of the sudden, I turn around and there, in a tan trench coat, stands Buddy Hackett – the squat, Johnny-Carson-era comedian who has starred in Disney’s “The Love Bug” – (come to think of it, a fairly psychedelicized Disney movie concerning a Volkswagen Beetle with a mind of its own). He’s obviously just gotten out of a meeting, walked by the line, and is now surrounded by a crowd of dusty, celebrity-addled Deadheads (of all shapes and sizes) -- a whole sidewalk full of village idiots. “Hey, Buddy,” about ten people say in unison. Looking somewhat bashful, he stops and chats briefly – and then, rather briskly, makes his way further on down the road. Without looking back once. A fond memory.
They were tight!
This was my second show...the bus drove up, and I got on...
Of all the shows that were to follow for me, this one still stands out in a special way. The whole band played very tight - and hot! Jerry's guitar was especially talkative this night, (take for example, Weather Report). Everyone in the band was so 'on' to each other's musical suggestions, it truly flowed with an endless musical joy.