Manhattan Center

21st century Playback of show

On April 24, 2012 I was treated to a crisp, flawless, playback of a soundboard recording of this show, 41years later. Once again GD radio has earned the WOW factor. Here is another case of "Today's Playback" having more songs than any posted "Set-List" available. Before the first song, first set (Bertha).......Jerry n Bobby have some request with of the house monitor man to turn-up volume levels. Jerry then lets out a noticeable sigh of disgust when Bobby goes on furthur to request a little more bottom.[ always absolutely perfect ] Set 1 01 tuning…….. Jerry sez: turn up monitors man Bobby sez: Give it a little more bottom,Here goes nothing’ 02 Bertha 03 Me & My Uncle 04 Next Time You See Me 05 Morning Dew * 06 Playing In The Band 07 Loser 08 Easy Wind 09 Me and Bobby McGee * 10 tuning > 11 Greatest Story > 12 Johnny B. Goode - We’re gonna take a break Set 2 13 Truckin’ > 14 Hard To Handle 15 Deal 16 Sugar Magnolia 17 Casey Jones 18 Good Lovin' > Drums > Good Lovin' 19 St. Stephen > 20 Uncle John’s Band Phil sez: Thanks a lot folks, that’s all.

My first show

Started the evening in front of the stage. Almost crushed by the surge from the back when the Riders came on. Spent the rest of the evening with friends in the balcony.

final "Easy Wind" - "Dance Marathon" - also: NRPS

show date

Sat, 04/03/1971 - 16:00

Venue

Manhattan Center

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JonnyLHeard loser for the first time bertha-thought it was "pretty as a bumblebee" bobby mcgee johnny be goode from outer space found my coat at the end of the nite!

My first show

Nearly dragged there by my best friend. Went back the next two nites alone, and wo tickets, Got in those nites. You know the rest.

Forty years of being a DEAD HEAD

This show was billed as a Dance Marathon. It lasted for three days. I never danced for so long. By the second day the people on the dance floor were so hot that the DEAD started throwing laced Oranges out to the crowed. That's when we all started to fly and Dance long into the Night. I'm sure the people who were there remember, I do !!!!!!!

I don't actually remember

I don't actually remember which of the three nights I was there, but if I looked at a set list I could. They did a ton of Workingmans dead stuff that night. Was my first show. Wasn't until my 2nd show at the Fillmore East, April 28, 1971, that heavens doors opened. -EW

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12 years ago

21st century Playback of show
On April 24, 2012 I was treated to a crisp, flawless, playback of a soundboard recording of this show, 41years later. Once again GD radio has earned the WOW factor. Here is another case of "Today's Playback" having more songs than any posted "Set-List" available. Before the first song, first set (Bertha).......Jerry n Bobby have some request with of the house monitor man to turn-up volume levels. Jerry then lets out a noticeable sigh of disgust when Bobby goes on furthur to request a little more bottom.[ always absolutely perfect ] Set 1 01 tuning…….. Jerry sez: turn up monitors man Bobby sez: Give it a little more bottom,Here goes nothing’ 02 Bertha 03 Me & My Uncle 04 Next Time You See Me 05 Morning Dew * 06 Playing In The Band 07 Loser 08 Easy Wind 09 Me and Bobby McGee * 10 tuning > 11 Greatest Story > 12 Johnny B. Goode - We’re gonna take a break Set 2 13 Truckin’ > 14 Hard To Handle 15 Deal 16 Sugar Magnolia 17 Casey Jones 18 Good Lovin' > Drums > Good Lovin' 19 St. Stephen > 20 Uncle John’s Band Phil sez: Thanks a lot folks, that’s all.
deadguest

15 years 3 months ago

Remember the naked guy
Remember the naked guy sitting on the floor in front of the stage after the show was over?
abrosenfeld

15 years 4 months ago

My first show
Started the evening in front of the stage. Almost crushed by the surge from the back when the Riders came on. Spent the rest of the evening with friends in the balcony.

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