I immediately clicked on this article when it was recommended to me on my ‘discover’ feed, and chuckled sensibly to myself when I saw it 404’d. Imagine a crotchety BBC night copy editor going “whoa whoa… you posted what, mate?!”?
Grateful Dead show and Shakedown Street in the Woodlawn area (28th Ave N) of St. Petersburg, FL.
Wanted to create a space to discuss this show for anyone watching, since they don't seem to have a sub...
Always really love their shows and appreciate the advocacy, like they just did before setbreak.
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Update:
Setlist here: https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/bertha/2026/brooklyn-bowl-brooklyn-ny-b7c950e.html
A friend of mine, violinist Mads Tolling, played his solo loop show in a neighbor’s backyard. It was an intimate performance and a real treat. Here he is playing Hey Joe, runs just under 5:30. Enjoy!
Throwing stones during the packer game, go pack go!
Gov’t Mule “Jam”-“Shakedown Street” 9//9/25 Chicago. Featuring members of the Tedeschi Trucks Band. Warren Haynes playing 1975 Doug Irwin “Ruby Nipples”.
It sure smelled good for a non-smoking venue
I miss Bob & treasure this memory.
💀🎶🥀 4 years ago today 10-09-2022 I (and maybe you?) was at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC for night 4/4 of Bobby Weir, the Wolf Brothers, the Wolfpack & the National Symphony Orchestra. As he said that night, these were his inaugural shows with an orchestra, and it helped fill in sounds he'd always heard in the music.
Never miss a Sunday show!
Terrepin Suite encore was unbelievable!
NFA ☮️🫂 Music Heals
archive link below:
https://archive.org/details/bw2022-10-09.wolfbros-wolfpack-nso.at-943.burchfield.flac1648
Setlist:
Set 1
1 - Symphony Overture
2 - Playing in the Band
3 - Uncle John's Band
4 - Dark Star v1
5 - Jack Straw
6 - Morning Dew Second
Set 2
1 - The Other One
2 - Shakedown Street
3 - Days Between
4 - Bob
5 - Dark Star' v2
6 - Uncle John's Band reprise
7 - Playing in the Band' reprise
8 - Brokedown Palace
NSO leaves stage
Encore 9 - Terrapin Station Suite
Hello..? Who are you, where are you?
This is amazing. Can you imagine seeing the Dead at a Bowling Alley in Lake Tahoe??
The final minute of “Love Light” is a rip your shirt off and twirl it about ending. The guys chanting “a lil’ bit higher” out of a bluesy seance. One might dance on a table. Not to mention The Eleven.
I am an old head....68 years. Saw my first show in Atlanta 77. I was perusing PlayDead last night and decided on 10/29/77. If I had heard this show before my brain cells had skipped town. This show is quite simply phenomenal. It hangs with any show from the infamous May 77 and if I were to go back and attend any show from 77 it would be this fucking gem. From start to finish the boys are dialed in and obviously having a blast. One can hear all in between song banter and this is the Dead as a Rock and Roll band and Jerry sounded like he was channeling 68/69. The opener of Might As Well is the best I have ever heard right into the best 77 Jack Straw I have ever heard. The Kid kills New Minglewood Blues. The second set is just mind blowing as well. Bertha kicks it off and the rest leaves me speechless. No drums which I loved....Eyes of the World right up there with the best I have heard. The Best ( I rarely say best regarding songs...so subjective)....but fuck that. The best post primal dead St. Stephens I have heard into a brilliant NFA into a Black Peter for the ages and then the best, yep I said it, Sugar Mag I have ever heard. Setlist from top to bottom is a monster. Those folks at Evans Field house in Dekalb were treated to one for the ages. How is this show not in the "Pantheon".of top 25 is beyond me. Rarely have I heard the boys so loose and Jerry, well what is there to say....it must heard and experienced.
Me and the wife went and saw Bruce Hornsby last night at Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor, MI. What a beautiful 2 hour set.
Inner artwork on Ryan Adams & the Cardinals Cold Roses. I know he was pretty on the bus during this time period musically but I'd never taken a good look at the inside til now. What do y'all think lol