-MIOIIUNE UEW and a Icw omers.
The Dead had another surprise the
next night: Weir opened the show with
Junior Walker's “Road Runner” (a first
for the Dead, though both the Garcia
Band and Kingfish played it in the mid-
‘70s). That set also featured a wild
“Supplication” jam, which, after one
false start, eventually went into a stellar
“Let It Grow.” “Uncle John’s Band”
was the unexpected second-set kick-
off, followed by two more unpredict-
able moves, “Terrapin” and the reprise
of “Playin” in the Band,” which seldom
appears before drums. During the clos-
ing “Sugar Magnolia,” Weir once again
tempted fate by climbing the amplifier
stacks (I wonder if a white arm sling
would match his grey alligator shirt?)
during the guitar break. When he came
down, he casually tied his shoe before
breaking into “Sunshine Daydream.”
+5 pica TR aR iii
screenshots of memories from Internet Archive & elsewhere
screenshots of memories from Internet Archive & elsewhere
screenshots of memories from Internet Archive & elsewhere
golden road scene report, plus memories from hampton coliseum, tonight in 1986. #deadfreaksunite #gd032186 [4/4]