Bruce Hornsby's last show as a member of the Grateful Dead - locomotive airhorn during "Drumz"
setlist
Touch of Grey
Greatest Story Ever Told
New Speedway Boogie
Me and My Uncle
Big River
Long Way to Go Home
So Many Roads
Corina
China Cat Sunflower
I Know You Rider
Saint of Circumstance
Foolish Heart
Drums
Space
I Need a Miracle
Stella Blue
Throwin' Stones
Not Fade Away
The Weight
Greatest Story Ever Told
New Speedway Boogie
Me and My Uncle
Big River
Long Way to Go Home
So Many Roads
Corina
China Cat Sunflower
I Know You Rider
Saint of Circumstance
Foolish Heart
Drums
Space
I Need a Miracle
Stella Blue
Throwin' Stones
Not Fade Away
The Weight
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Awsome Drumz>Space!
Of course when I attended this show none of us knew that it would be Bruce's final concert with the band. I always enjoyed his playing and tonight was no exception. The drumz>space was nothing short of spectacular. The locomotive train horn woke everyone up for sure!
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER! DEFINITELY NOT BRUCE HORNSBY'S LAST!
I saw the Grateful Dead at RFK on June 20, 1992. The Steve Miller Band opened for the Dead. And Bruce Hornsby was performing with the band. His accordion solo on "Friend of the Devil" was outstanding! Of course, Bruce Hornsby was always an exceptional musician! I don't know when Bruce Hornsby stopped playing with the band, but it may have happened after Jerry Garcia died. But I definitely know that his last time performing with the Grateful Dead was NOT March 24, 1992.
I saw the Grateful Dead at RFK on June 20, 1992. The Steve Miller Band opened for the Dead. And Bruce Hornsby was performing with the band. His accordion solo on "Friend of the Devil" was outstanding! Of course, Bruce Hornsby was always an exceptional musician! I don't know when Bruce Hornsby stopped playing with the band, but it may have happened after Jerry Garcia died. But I definitely know that his last time performing with the Grateful Dead was NOT March 24, 1992.