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First set: Hell in a Bucket came in hot. Let It Grow was a standout, stretched out with "fiery and fluid" rhythmic interplay. #GratefulDeadHistory #LiveDead

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First set: unique One More Saturday Night > Fire on the Mountain opener. Jerry "locked into storytelling" on Dupree’s Diamond Blues. Bird Song stretched nicely. #GratefulDeadHistory #LiveDead

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First set was strong. Second set: "strange & beautiful" Scarlet Begonias > Touch of Grey > Fire on the Mountain. #GratefulDeadHistory #LiveDead

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First set: tender Peggy-O & a "gorgeous stretch" of Crazy Fingers > Let It Grow > Might As Well. Second set: Music Never Stopped grooved hard. #GratefulDeadHistory #LiveDead

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First set: joyful Let the Good Times Roll > Bertha opener and a "bouncy, confident" Tennessee Jed. Second set: hilarious start with Phil's banter. #GratefulDeadHistory #LiveDead

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First set: "bright & buoyant," with Mississippi Half-Step's "easy glide" & Tom Thumb’s Blues' "raw, road-weary charm". #GratefulDeadHistory #LiveDead

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First set: Hell in a Bucket > West L.A. Fadeaway had "immediate energy". Bobby "really leaned into" When I Paint My Masterpiece. Second set opened with an "emotional" Morning Dew. #GratefulDeadHistory #LiveDead

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First set: sweet Music Never Stopped, and a "compact but sharp" Lazy Lightning > Supplication. Second set: a "cohesive & smooth" Help > Slipknot! > Franklin’s Tower. #GratefulDeadHistory #LiveDead

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"Real meat" is Dark Star > The Other One > St. Stephen > The Eleven > Turn On Your Lovelight. The Eleven was "flat-out epic," pulsing with energy. #GratefulDeadHistory #LiveDead

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First set: "easy glide & subtle lift," with a "nice rolling bounce" on Tennessee Jed & a "fluid" China Cat > I Know You Rider closer. #GratefulDeadHistory #LiveDead

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05/29/1980 Review - On This Day In Grateful Dead History
05/29/1980 Review - On This Day In Grateful Dead History https://www.gratefuldeadbook.com/post/this-week-in-grateful-dead-history-21-week-of-5-26 GratefulDeadBook.com Listening Guide review for May 29, 1980, at the...

🎸🌹 5/29/1980 Des Moines Civic Center was a standout #GratefulDead show! From the fiery Alabama Getaway > Promised Land opener to the celebratory US Blues encore, it was pure magic. Dive into the details: www.gratefuldeadbook.com/post/this-we... #LiveDead #GratefulDeadHistory ⚡️

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No encore that night, but they gave it their all. The show was pure magic, a testament to the Dead's incredible musicianship and the magic of May '77. If you haven't heard it, you're missing out on a piece of #GratefulDeadHistory. 🌹🎶

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The introspective nature of The Other One and Comes a Time highlights the band's ability to delve into deeper musical spaces. The set concludes with a rousing Sugar Magnolia, leaving the audience in high spirits. 🎸 #GratefulDeadHistory

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Overall, 5/8/1980 was a memorable experience, with the band's performance several notches above recent shows. A night to remember for all in attendance! 🌹🎶 #GratefulDeadHistory #JerryGarcia #LiveGratefulDead #GratefulDeadFamily

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A strong and satisfying performance, 5/7/1980 at Barton Hall is a gem in the Grateful Dead's history. The band was in fine form, delivering nearly flawless sets that continue to resonate with fans. 🌹🎶 #GratefulDeadHistory #JerryGarcia #GratefulDeadFamily

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The set concludes with a high-energy "Around and Around," followed by a fiery "U.S. Blues," ending the show on a note of berserker fury and leaving the audience in awe of the band's ability to create magic. Truly a night to remember in #GratefulDeadHistory!

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2/⚡️☮️ Despite the rain, the Dead brought sunshine to the festival with their unique blend of structured songs and freeform jams. The energy was electric, leaving a lasting impression on everyone lucky enough to be there. #GratefulDeadHistory

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This Week in Grateful Dead history for the week of 4/28 through 5/3 For the week of 4/28 – 5/4 we have the continuation of the Europe ’72 tour, as well as the start of the epic Spring ’77 tour. We also wrap up the end of the April, ’71 run at the Fillmore East, and…

1/8 🎶 On 5/4/77, The Palladium in NYC hosted a #GratefulDead show that's often overlooked. It was a night of tight, energetic playing & exploratory jamming. Dive into this standout performance! 🌹💀⚡️✌️ #LiveDead #GratefulDeadHistory www.gratefuldeadbook.com/post/this-we...

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This Week in Grateful Dead history for the week of 4/28 through 5/3 For the week of 4/28 – 5/4 we have the continuation of the Europe ’72 tour, as well as the start of the epic Spring ’77 tour. We also wrap up the end of the April, ’71 run at the Fillmore East, and…

🎸🌹 5/4/1972: Olympia Theatre, Paris! This show is a must-listen for any #GratefulDead fan. Dive into the magic of Europe '72 with vibrant performances and legendary jams. Check it out: www.gratefuldeadbook.com/post/this-we... #LiveDead #GratefulDeadHistory ⚡️💀

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8/8 🇺🇸 The set concluded with a reprise of Playing in the Band, bringing the musical journey full circle. The encore, U.S. Blues, featured a nice solo by Jerry, sending the audience home on a high note. What a night to remember! #GratefulDeadHistory

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"Me and My Uncle" followed, keeping the energy high. Pigpen's gritty vocals on "Mr. Charlie" added depth, while "Sugaree" showcased Jerry's emotive guitar. The band was in top form, delivering a night to remember. #GratefulDeadHistory

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Notably, this was the last version of Around and Around for a decade to feature the double-time jam at the end. The band returned for a heartfelt rendition of Brokedown Palace, offering a serene conclusion to an electrifying evening. #GratefulDeadHistory #JerryGarcia ✌️💀

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The band returns to "Playin' in the Band," bringing the suite full circle, concluding the set with cohesion. The encore, "Brokedown Palace," is tender & heartfelt, providing a fitting end to the night's musical journey. #GratefulDeadHistory #JerryGarcia

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The night concluded with a rousing "One More Saturday Night," expending the last bit of energy the band could muster, leaving fans energized & satisfied. What a night to remember! 🌹🎸 #GratefulDeadHistory #JerryGarcia

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Brent Mydland's energetic vocals & keyboard work set an upbeat tone, seamlessly transitioning into "Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo," where Jerry Garcia's expressive guitar solos & heartfelt vocals shine. 🎶 #GratefulDeadHistory

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The night kicks off with a powerful "Turn On Your Lovelight," featuring Pigpen's passionate vocals & harmonica. This 20+ min jam sets the tone, with Jerry & Phil transitioning into "Me and My Uncle," where Bobby's storytelling shines. #GratefulDeadHistory

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"Loser" brings a poignant moment with Jerry's emotive delivery & solos. The energy rises with "Hell in a Bucket," showcasing the band's rock edge, followed by a nostalgic "Brown Eyed Women." The crowd's loving it! 🎸 #GratefulDeadHistory

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The encore ends with One More Saturday Night, a technicolor explosion leaving the audience in awe. This show is a testament to the Grateful Dead's ability to blend soulful expression with raucous celebration. Truly a night to remember! #GratefulDeadHistory #JerryGarcia ☮️💀

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Encore time! A warm "Uncle John's Band" followed by Pigpen's final "Midnight Hour" and a rare "We Bid You Goodnight." This Fillmore East show was a testament to the Dead's legacy, blending rock, blues, and improvisational magic. 🌹⚡️ #GratefulDeadHistory

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The 1st set opens with a spirited "Jack Straw," setting an energetic tone. Jerry's guitar work shines in "Sugaree," building crescendos that captivate. "Cassidy" follows with a tight jam, exemplifying the band's synchronicity. 🌹 #GratefulDeadHistory

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