Grateful Dead

PTRS First show after death of Hendrix strange vibe early in the show that night

The soundboard portion, which made its debut on David Gans' GD Hour is some of the finest, most psychedelic Dead ever recorded. One of the best DARK STARs ever, love that feedback half way through. The acoustic set and the rest of the electric set circulate as audience. Apparently the Fillmore East crew shot b&w video footage, which exists on the east coast (possibly DC/Maryland area). Anyone know where it is?

How has the third set never been officially released? There haven't been many vault releases from 1970, and between the Darkstar, Chinacat jam and Pigpen saying "Fuck", this seems worthy of release. Sure, the soundboard is pretty easy to find, but I'd like to hear what the wizards at Rhino could do with it.

Hurry, Hurry, Hurry, See the Grateful Dead role over and play live!. Most amazing concert of my life. Day after Hendrix died. 4th row center ticket bought on the street face value $5.50. Thanks "Ricky"! Dark Star of all time and space. Light Show. Still gives me chills to hear the recording. What a night. Ah youth.

GD Acoustic Set: Cold Jordan > Swing Low Sweet Chariot NRPS Set: I Don't Know You, Superman, Whatcha Gonna Do, Portland Woman, Glendale Train, Fair Chance To Know, All I Ever Wanted, Henry, Lodi, Last Lonely Eagle, Honky Tonk Women GD Electric Set: Morning Dew, Me And My Uncle, Good Morning Little Schoolgirl, Cold Rain And Snow, Easy Wind, Sugar Magnolia, Dark Star > St. Stephen > drums > Not Fade Away > Darkness jam > China Cat jam > jam > Not Fade Away > Turn On Your Lovelight

Here's the complete acoustic set from 9/19/70, a recording which circulates in its entirety: Don't Ease Me In Candyman Silver Threads And Golden Needles Friend Of The Devil Deep Elem Blues The Rub Rosalie McFall Cumberland Blues New Speedway Boogie To Lay Me Down Cold Jordan Swing Low Sweet Chariot