• Universal Amphitheatre - June 29, 1973
    first set order uncertain

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  • Bertha
    Me and My Uncle
    Sugaree
    The Race Is On
    Looks Like Rain
    Don't Ease Me In
    Big River
    Row Jimmy
    Loose Lucy
    China Cat Sunflower
    I Know You Rider
    Jack Straw
    Deal
    Playing in the Band

    Mississippi Half-Step
    El Paso
    Brown Eyed Women
    Promised Land
    He's Gone
    Truckin'
    The Other One
    Morning Dew
    Around and Around
    Casey Jones

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    markweber
    9 years 4 months ago
    great venue, colliseum seating, all views great
    I also do not remember which of these 3 me & my VW van-full of friends attendedbut do remember as an opening set that Phil and another person, possilby Ned Lagen, (they did not announce anything or themselves) were on stage adjusting a couple bays of black boxes and got these machines going and they played an atmosheric music, not recordings, but responding to each other (these 2 machines seemed to be responding to each other in the moment), which was a preview of the SEASTONES record (or, was it already released by then?) ---- tremendous stuff (I had that LP at one time and now I see the CD is very pricey, alas . . .) AND after Phil and Ned(?) got the machines going they walked off . . . . *Is the Amphitheater an indoor venue now? (I moved to New Mexico since) it was under the stars on these 3 magical nights
  • King TuT
    9 years 8 months ago
    China-Rider
    One of my favorite versions of China-Rider!!* Sorry I can't help with the order of the first set. I was 16 and probably had the music going on in my head but was probably multitasking, Ha!! Defiantly remember China-Rider
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    blewin
    12 years 6 months ago
    Loser?
    At the time I had little if any idea who the Grateful Dead were. A friend offered me a free ticket because his brother had two tickets to all 3 nights and was unavoidably out of town. I couldn't fathom why anyone would see the same band 3 nights in a row and gladly accepted the ticket. It ended up being one of the more significant things in my life. I was at this night or July 1. The set lists are similar and i cannot tell which show i went to. I could swear they played Loser at the show i attended. None of the 3 set lists includes Loser. The set lists are almost certainly more accurate and dependable than my memory. I see in the notes above that the first set set list is uncertain which gives me some hope my memory may be correct. I have a vivid memory of Jerry singing "i tell the queen of diamonds by the way she shines", Does anyone know if by chance my recollection is correct. Thanks
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first set order uncertain
setlist
Bertha
Me and My Uncle
Sugaree
The Race Is On
Looks Like Rain
Don't Ease Me In
Big River
Row Jimmy
Loose Lucy
China Cat Sunflower
I Know You Rider
Jack Straw
Deal
Playing in the Band

Mississippi Half-Step
El Paso
Brown Eyed Women
Promised Land
He's Gone
Truckin'
The Other One
Morning Dew
Around and Around
Casey Jones
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Took my little sister to this show. IT was great!Turn on your love light and leave it on!
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This was the first show at this brand new venue. It was an outdoor amphitheatre but a roof was installed later because of complaints by neighbors.
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I did a hit of white microdot for this one. Some girls in the audience called out really loud: "Bobby cut his hair!"
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I went to one of the 3 shows here, don't remember which night. The sound was perfect. They were playing most of the stuff from Europe '72, so we knew every tune inside out. During the show some official fireworks were set off. All we could see was smoke coming off the set and everyone thought it was a fire. This caused Jerry to say (after the tune was over) Relax, folks, It's Hollywood, you know, show biz (or something to that effect)
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My first show; I had no idea. I only know that it was this show because when they got to "Test me, test me..." in Bertha, I thought "why testing? the sound seems OK!" Seats in the front row but behind Keith's back. We wound up sitting on the front of the stage, could lean back on the piano, during the second set. Yowza!
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At the time I had little if any idea who the Grateful Dead were. A friend offered me a free ticket because his brother had two tickets to all 3 nights and was unavoidably out of town. I couldn't fathom why anyone would see the same band 3 nights in a row and gladly accepted the ticket. It ended up being one of the more significant things in my life. I was at this night or July 1. The set lists are similar and i cannot tell which show i went to. I could swear they played Loser at the show i attended. None of the 3 set lists includes Loser. The set lists are almost certainly more accurate and dependable than my memory. I see in the notes above that the first set set list is uncertain which gives me some hope my memory may be correct. I have a vivid memory of Jerry singing "i tell the queen of diamonds by the way she shines", Does anyone know if by chance my recollection is correct. Thanks
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One of my favorite versions of China-Rider!!* Sorry I can't help with the order of the first set. I was 16 and probably had the music going on in my head but was probably multitasking, Ha!! Defiantly remember China-Rider
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I also do not remember which of these 3 me & my VW van-full of friends attendedbut do remember as an opening set that Phil and another person, possilby Ned Lagen, (they did not announce anything or themselves) were on stage adjusting a couple bays of black boxes and got these machines going and they played an atmosheric music, not recordings, but responding to each other (these 2 machines seemed to be responding to each other in the moment), which was a preview of the SEASTONES record (or, was it already released by then?) ---- tremendous stuff (I had that LP at one time and now I see the CD is very pricey, alas . . .) AND after Phil and Ned(?) got the machines going they walked off . . . . *Is the Amphitheater an indoor venue now? (I moved to New Mexico since) it was under the stars on these 3 magical nights