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25 years ago today…5.7.89…The Grateful Dead at the Frost Amphitheatre in Palo Alto, CA. Jerry & the band were playing “Foolish Heart”.
https://archive.org/details/gd89-05-07.sbd.gardner.3329.sbefail.shnf
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Grateful Dead
March 30, 1989
Greensboro, NC,
Bob Weir
“Jack Straw”
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Setlist
Bertha
Jack Straw
Row Jimmy
Blow Away
Masterpiece
Bird Song
Promised Land
China Cat Sunflower
I Know You Rider
Looks Like Rain
He’s Gone
drums
The Other One
Stella Blue
Sugar Magnolia
Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door
Listen to the show here!
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Grateful Dead
April 30, 1989,
Irvine, CA,
“When I Paint My Masterpiece”
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Listen to this show stream from the Archive
1st set
M ississippi Half-Step
Wang Dang Doodle
Stagger Lee
Masterpiece
Tennessee Jed
We Can Run But We Can’t Hide
Picasso Moon
Deal
2nd set
Box of Rain
Iko Iko
Estimated Prophet
Eyes of the World
drums
Truckin’
Gimme Some Lovin’
Stella Blue
Around and Around
Good Lovin’
E: Baby Blue
>^.^< show memory: first show I vended at, we made little toys – Laughing Deadheads!
Here is one I still have…
You can’t get one of these anymore (do you have one, I’d love to see it!) –
but you can get one of Robbi’s pictures from the show!
Do you have any memories of this show? Please share them with us in the comments below!
Happy 4/20!
Today is the day Crimson, White & Indigo: July 7 1989 JFK Stadium, Philadelphia (3CD/1DVD)
day to get to see a screening of it in a theater.
I saw it last week in a theater and it was great fun. Of course, anytime you pile into a car with friends, drive to an event and see more friends…well it should be fun. Add in the chance to get to see Jerry for 3 hours, how can you go wrong?
This is not the best show ever, but there was nothing wrong with it. A very solid show from that era, with a couple of extra highlights. Did I mention you get to see Jerry for 3 hours? On a big screen too, and he seemed to be having a good time. He smiles a lot, and other little moments are priceless.
Better views than being in the front row, or even watching the screens during a show, the dark theater forced a more internal viewing – like watching a movie.
Sitting in a movie theater with my friends, we all dug it a lot, though we only stood and danced a little… mostly we watched, intensely. It was very meditative… focused on the story on the screen. The plot to this movie was the set list. I could have memorized it before the film, but didn’t. So we actually guessed at what was next, and got to be in the moment with the music. And I won’t give it all to you here… you can look at it on the DVD or not – I like to listen without being too aware what is next – be in the musical moment.
We were all thrilled when we heard the first bomp bomp of “Blow Away”. One of the big highlights of this film is that you see a lot of Brent too. We cheered! You will too, it is a powerful version. Brent is great throughout the show. And we all realized how much we miss him too.
The production was straightforward, no trippy visuals, just great music, and lots of great views of the boys. I wish there was more audience shots, I love to see us. And we all wished the theater played it louder – I swear Avatar (the last movie I saw) was three times as loud! The sound mix was good, it just needed more volume. I can fix that at home.
One recommendation – watch it with some friends, it always makes it better!
Crimson, White & Indigo: July 7 1989 JFK Stadium, Philadelphia (3CD/1DVD)
Amazon has the best price, it has been fluctuating, but it is nearly $10 off (last I looked) and free shipping.
Here are a few Audio and Video samples from Rhino:
Ramble On Rose / Let It Grow / Fire On the Mountain Windows Media
Ramble On Rose / Let It Grow / Fire On the Mountain QuickTime
What is better than watching a full Grateful Dead concert on DVD in your home? Seeing a full Grateful Dead concert in a theater with a bunch of friends!
Grateful Dead Productions, Rhino and Emerging Pictures present
Grateful Dead: Crimson, White & Indigo
The Grateful Dead’s Historic 1989 JFK Stadium Performance
in a limited theatrical release, being billed as a Sneak Peek , a handful of screenings in theaters across the US, beginning on the eve on April 13th. A few screenings over the weekend and a few on Tuesday 4/20/2010 – which is also the release date of this deluxe DVD and 3 CD set.
