Grateful Dead

The 9-25-76 show.
Just exactly perfect.
Was using it to A/B test two CD players and the music never stopped.
Oddly the mid 90s CD changer sounds better in the bigger better newer system, and the newer (4 years old) cheaper player sounds better in the 70s college era system now in the bedroom. Didn't expect that.
Cheers

Forgive me friends, I'm on a March (rock and) roll..............

Iowa City, March 20, 1971. Poor March, betwixt and between Port Chester and April, oh such a fate!!!

Maybe that's why it rarely gets the love and respect. Yet, it's worthy. Very generous dose of grease, mix in some Bakersfield/country/western, stir with rock & roll, and there you go---good old Grateful Dead!

OK, so maybe not a "Desert Island Show", but if I was stranded it would help me survive until the rescue party arrives................

Sorry, rockers, no quiz this time---unless somebody wants to venture a guess as to how many chairs were stacked on the sides of the floor at this show. Good luck! Oh and by the way, congratulations to Proudfoot, he had the first correct answer for the 3/14/71 quiz---stand alone Wharf Rat................

Little islands are all large prisons: one cannot look at the sea without wishing for the wings of a swallow.......

Rock on,

Doc
The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreline of wonder......

...the weather command?...1974-08-06 SET 2 jersey city @ ROOSEVELT stadium with a wonderful beginning to a NEW day.

Peace for All!
uncle_tripel

...the people might know but the people don't care...now let's go run and see,
run and see, RUN and SEE, run, run and see and see

that Good Lovin is freakin' killer.

just finished a week-o-work in the Tusas Mtns

gonna put the thinkin' cap on - feelin' intrepid and observant

I also sent a PM

Prize is still open for those intrepid and observant.

"It ain't what I don't know that gets me into trouble, it's what I know for sure, that ain't so." - Mark Twain

I am listening to JGB

Keane College 1980

Nice

I don't know the answer but a copy of the very cool poster for this show is available from the WI Historical Society for only $15.50 (and up depending on size).
Cheers

the best I got.

"We're a regular shoot 'em up saloon band"
- Jerry Garcia

"Teachers open the door, but you must enter by yourself."

I know, I know!

Check PM!

Amiright?