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The Lost and Underserved Grateful Dead History @[email protected]

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@CPapasergio i was there, my first out of town Dead show. After Music Never Stopped, Jerry took off his guitar, but Phil ran over to him and held up his finger "one more." Garcia assented, and they went into Scarlet Begonias.

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@CPapasergio Michael Lydon of Rolling Stone covered some shows in Santa Barbara around this time, but I'm not sure which was which

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@DannyEmerman A promising beginning to the Gui Santos Era.

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@Gregory_Ego …if man is still alive

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Sorry, @QueenCityJamz , forgot to link properly

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Never mind, it was the 1980 run, not ‘79 ( good box tho)

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Never mind, it was the 1980 run, not ‘79 ( good box tho)

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@QueenCityJamz This is the booking where they released the 28-disc live album? Or was it the next year? Not making this up

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@StuartPenney1 Herb Cohen on far right?

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The Family Dog on 660 Great Highway in SF folded in Aug '70, but the ballroom was open for 2 more years. I document all the known shows at the Friends & Relations Hall from 1970-72.

https://t.co/bm6q3838xP

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@dreamflower127 On the bright side (so to speak), NC far worse in that respect

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This is the Real Deal. If you’re seriously interested in the @GratefulDead , you need to know what’s in here

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Available Now, My First Book on the Financial Touring Side of the Grateful Dead https://t.co/7ZUpZeLWeQ

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@QueenCityJamz This was the Regency I at 1320 Van Ness SF. Opened Dec ‘67. Building constructed 1911 as Scottish Rites Temple. Regency II, opened Dec ‘69, around the corner at 1268 Sutter was also part of former Scottish Rites Temple. Previously the Avalon Ballroom.

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@CPapasergio @dJseedyR No recording. I doubt the show even took place, but that’s just me. They had played Winterland (big for the era) just nine days earlier.

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@Repubblica1849 Bryn Mawr throwback

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@CPapasergio JGB had a three date tour in the Pacific Northwest (Oct 26-27-28 '78). Bob Weir Band opened all three. Jerry heard Bob's keyboard player and said "this guy might work."
https://t.co/j3Rl9RkxsE

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@davidclowery Letting your dog drive is fine as long as he or she is on leash.

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@CalBearsHistory @Cal @jerrygarcia Just to be clear, it's the one a few buildings back that's at a 90-dgree angle to the station (the building is on University Ave). @gratefulseconds didn't you work in that building about 70 years later?

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@CalBearsHistory @Cal I believe that the 4-story square building facing towards the station (not the elaborate Edwardian house) was the building next to what became Keystone Berkeley. @JerryGarcia played Keystone 243 times, among other things.