Jul 5, 2013
Happy 4th of July weekend
everyone! I do hope you had a great holiday, and I hope this second
set from 6/22/73 helps make the rest of your holiday weekend even
better! This is really a fine set, and as fine an example of the
Dead improvisational skills as any of their shows. While this is
almost a complete show in itself, this 2 hour second set features
both more straight ahead songs as well as some real cosmic
explorations, especially by Garcia and Lesh in the post -Truckin'
jam.
The show starts with one of, if not the finest 'Here Comes Sunshines' that you're likely to hear.. Black Peter and Big Railroad Blues are particular favorites of mine here in this first 'part' of set 2.. Once we hit the jam out of He's Gone and into Truckin' we move into full bore jazz like improvisation... sit back and enjoy as the band takes us on a great journey here through The Other One, then into a fine Wharf Rat.. The Sugar Magnolia is a natural closer, but the boys go on to end the set with a nice Casey Jones then come out for a signature 'Johnny B. Goode' encore. Whew....
Grateful Dead
P.N.E, Coliseum, Vancouver, BC,
XCAN (6/22/73)
Here Comes
Sunshine
Promised Land
Brown Eyed
Women
El
Paso
Black Peter
Greatest Story Ever
Told
Big
Railroad Blues
He's Gone
Truckin'
Nobody's Jam
The
Other One
Wharf Rat
Sugar
Magnolla
Casey Jones
Johnny B. Goode
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See
you back here next week..