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Websites & Links: Phish.com | LivePhish.com
Set 1
1. Help on the Way >
2. Slipknot! >
3. Franklin’s Tower
4. New Minglewood Blues
5. Must Have Been the Roses
6. Queen Jane Approximately
7. Bird Song
8. Picasso Moon
Set 2
1. Scarlet Begonias >
2. Fire on the Mountain
3. Man Smart, Woman Smarter
4. So Many Roads
5. Saint of Circumstance >
6. He’s Gone >
7. Drums >
8. Space (with locotomotive airhorn) >
9. Attics of My Life >
10. Spoonful* >
11. The Other One* >
12. Morning Dew*
Encore
1. Baba O’Riley* >
2. Tomorrow Never Knows
*with Steve Miller
Set 1
Touch Of Gray, Hell In A Bucket, West L.A. Fadeaway, Tons Of Steel, Little Red Rooster, Box Of Rain, Althea, Uncle John’s Band-> Playin’ In The Band-> Jam-> Drums-> Space-> Truckin’-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Throwing Stones
Set 2
Times They Are A Changin’, Man Of Peace, I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight*, The Ballad Of Frankie Lee And Judas Priest, I Want You, Ballad Of A Thin Man, Memphis Blues, Queen Jane Approximately, Chimes Of Freedom, Slow Train Coming, Joey, All Along The Watchtower, E: Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door
*Jerry on Pedal Steel. All the songs in the 2nd set were sung by Dylan
Setlist
Feel Like A Stranger
Cold Rain & Snow
Beat It On Down The Line
Cumberland Blues
Little Red Rooster
Brown Eyed Women
My Brother Esau
It Must Have Been The Roses
Let It Grow Scarlet Begonias->
Fire On The Mountain->
Samson & Delilah->
Drums->
I Need A Miracle->
Morning Dew->
Around & Around->
Johnny B. Goode
Encore
Day Job
Setlist
Feel Like A Stranger
Friend Of The Devil->
Little Red Rooster
Dupree’s Diamond Blues
Me & My Uncle->
Big River
West L.A. Fadeaway
My Brother Esau
Don’t Ease Me In Lost Sailor->
Saint Of Circumstance->
Far From Me->
Terrapin Station->
Drums->
The Other One->
Throwing Stones->
Wharf Rat->
Around & Around->
Good Lovin’
Encore
Brokedown Palace
Transferred by: Charlie Miller
Setlist: Minglewood Blues, Dire Wolf, Cassidy, Peggy-O, El Paso, Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, Row Jimmy, The Music Never Stopped Bertha-> Good Lovin’, Ship of Fools, Samson & Delilah, Terrapin Station-> Drums-> The Other One-> Close Encounters-> Saint Stephen-> Not Fade Away-> Around & Around, E: U.S. Blues
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If you’re a Dead Head, chances are you’ve spent many an hour expounding upon the distinction of May 8, 1977, Cornell University, Barton Hall. Well, at the risk of preaching to the choir, we’d like to reintroduce you to a series of shows that matches said greatness from that same gloriously fertile season. While Barton Hall is well known, the astounding tour that surrounded it has occasionally flown under the radar due to the uneven quality of tapes in circulation. May 1977 is set to change all of that with a boxed set that zeroes in on this high-water mark in the Grateful Dead’s long strange trip.
For a band resurrecting itself after a 20-month hiatus, there was a great frenzy of expectancy that surrounded the Spring of 1977. We anticipate a grand reoccurrence of this fervor with the release of May 1977 a 14-disc boxed set featuring five complete shows from consecutive stops on that magical tour. Mastered in HDCD by Jeffrey Norman at Mockingbird Mastering, the “psychoacoustic phenomena” as Jerry once put it, of St. Paul Civic Center Arena, St. Paul, MN (5/11) Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, IL (5/12, 5/13), St. Louis Arena, St. Louis MO (5/15) and Coliseum at the University Of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL (5/17) can now finally be appreciated. Each of these shows finds the Dead delivering punchier, more focused sets, tightening up the framework; each night turning out first-ever renditions (“Passenger,””Iko Iko,””Jack-A-Roe”), unloading potent new pairings (“Scarlet Begonias”>”Fire On The Mountain”, “Estimated Prophet”>”Eyes Of The World”), classic covers (“Dancing In The Street”) and soon-to-be staples (“Estimated Prophet,” “Samson and Delilah”), and ultimately rising up to paradise.
And now for the nitty-gritty…
Due June 11, May 1977 is limited to 15,000 individually numbered copies. Presented in a psychedelic box that boasts an intricate die-cut design created by Grammy®-winning graphic artist Masaki Koike, the set also includes a book filled with stories about each show, as well as an in-depth essay by Dead historian Steve Silberman, who delves deep into the history behind the tour and the band’s return from its extended hiatus.
Once these 15,000 boxes are gone, May 1977 and its shows will never be available again on CD. However, the 111 tracks will be made available on release date as FLAC and Apple lossless full-set-only downloads for $99.98.
Like its predecessors Europe ’72: The Complete Recordings and Spring 1990, we expect May 1977 to sell out. Your best bet is to pre-order it now, then sit back, relax, and enjoy all the exclusive content we’ll be rolling out over the next few weeks right here and on Facebook.com/GratefulDead and Youtube.com/gratefuldead.
Websites & Links: Dead.net | Facebook | YouTube
Setlist from Dead.net
Around and Around, Sugaree, Mexicali Blues, Peggy-O, Beat it on Down the Line, Brown Eyed Women, Cumberland Blues, El Paso, Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, Row Jimmy, Weather Report Suite Prelude > WRS Part 1 > Let it Grow > Dark Star > drums > Dark Star > Morning Dew, Promised Land > Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told, Ship of Fools, Not Fade Away > Goin’ Down the Road Feelin’ Bad > One More Saturday Night, U.S. Blues
Websites & Links: Dead.net | Video from Mark Messina on Vimeo
“On August 27, 1972, fresh off their now-legendary European tour, the Grateful Dead traveled to Veneta, OR and reunited with the Merry Pranksters for a common cause – to throw a benefit concert for the Kesey family’s Springfield Creamery. A stage was erected under the hot Oregon sun at the Olde Renaissance Fairgrounds, tickets were printed on the fronts of the Creamery’s yogurt labels, and the rest is history…”
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