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Watch Grateful Dead’s “Sugaree” at RFK in Summer of ‘89

The Grateful Dead are back on YouTube with another installment of All the Years Live. The Latest footage comes from summer tour 1989.

At the Dead’s stop at RFK stadium in DC on July 12, 1989, they kicked off the second set in grand style with “Sugaree.” Here is what Grateful Dead archivist David Lemieux notes about the performance—“From Jerry Garcia’s first solo record, Sugaree debuted on July 31, 1971, in New Haven, CT, and was played frequently, appearing in the repertoire every year from 1971-1995. Many consider 1977 to be the year of its peak performances, but terrific versions appeared often every year it was played.”

Thanks to the Grateful Dead for the footage!

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Watch the Grateful Dead’s Remastered 8/4/1976 Show in Jersey City

YouTuber Christopher Hazard is back with another fantastic Grateful Dead remastered video. The latest remastered footage is from the Dead’s show at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City, NJ on August 4th, 1976.

This one is a doozy. It starts off with a smokin’ “Sugaree” and doesn’t let up until the “Johnny B. Goode” encore.

Set 1:
Sugaree (14:42)
New Minglewood Blues (10:39)
Row Jimmy (12:21)
Big River (7:04)
Loser (11:10)
Looks Like Rain (7:50)
They Love Each Other (8:56)
The Music Never Stopped (6:39)
Scarlet Begonias (15:26)

Set 2:
Help On The Way–~ (6:34)
Slipknot–~ (10:49)
Franklin’s Tower–~ (12:16)
Dancin’ In The Streets–~ (14:42)
The Wheel–~ (5:42)
Samson & Delilah (7:45)
It Must Have Been The Roses (8:52)
Not Fade Away–~ (6:50)
Drums–~ (3:58)
The Other One–~ (16:43)
Ship Of Fools (8:36)
Sugar Magnolia (12:03)
Johnny B. Goode (4:36)

Thanks again to Christopher Hazard for the remastered footage!

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Watch the Grateful Dead’s Smokin’ Show at Roosevelt Stadium in ‘76 – 8/4/1976 Video

YouTuber Christopher Hazard has continued to pump out a crazy amount of remastered Grateful Dead concert videos over the last month.

One of the latest videos features the Dead at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey Stadium during the summer of ‘76. The upgraded footage is paired with a terrific soundboard recording.

Set 1:
Sugaree
New Minglewood Blues
Row Jimmy
Big River
Loser
Looks Like Rain
They Love Each Other
The Music Never Stopped
Scarlet Begonias

Set 2:
Help On The Way
Slipknot!
Franklin’s Tower
Dancin’ In The Streets
The Wheel
Samson And Delilah
It Must Have Been The Roses
Not Fade Away
Drums
The Other One
Ship Of Fools
Sugar Magnolia

Encore:
Johnny B. Goode

Thanks again to Christopher Hazard for the great production!

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Watch Remastered Unreleased Footage of the Grateful Dead’s Show at the Capitol Theater from ’77

Deadhead and video technician Christopher Hazard has unearthed and polished a gem—the Grateful Dead’s show from April 27, 1977 at the Capitol Theater in Passaic, NJ. Hazard has been remastering and upgrading when possible old concert footage from the Dead and JGB and posting it on his YouTube channel.

What a treat for new and veteran Deadheads alike to see concert footage from 1977 in 1080p!

Set 1
Promised Land
6:02 Mississippi Half-Step
19:28 Looks Like Rain
29:47 Sugaree
44:09 El Paso
50:35 Row Jimmy
1:02:00 New Minglewood Blues
1:08:26 Loser
1:18:45 Music Never Stopped

Set 2
1:33:40 Estimated Prophet
1:44:00 Scarlet Begonias
1:52:55 Fire on the Mountain
1:59:48 Good Lovin’
2:06:55 Ramble on Rose
2:16:39 Samson and Delilah
2:27:33 Terrapin Station
2:37:57 Morning Dew

2:53:29 Johnny B. Goode

A huge thanks to Hazard and all the other people who contributed to this wonderful production!

Listen to Phil Lesh and Friends’ Halloween Run Finale at the Cap – 10/31/2021 AUD

Phil Lesh finished his 9-show residency this past weekend at the Capitol Theater in Port Chester, NY. Phil’s final show at the Cap featured Nicki Bluhm on vocals and percussion, Griffin Goldsmith on drums and vocals, Taylor Goldsmith on guitar and vocals, Grahame Lesh on guitar and vocals, Trevor Menear on guitar and vocals, Lee Pardini on keyboards and vocals, Teresa Williams on vocals and percussion and  of course Phil Lesh on bass and vocals.

Guitar slinger and good friend of Phil Lesh, Larry Campbell joined the crew for “Dire Wolf” during the first set and “Terrapin Station” during the second set. The run capped off with the perfect encore—”Werewolves of London” for Halloween and “Ripple” for the final song of the 9-show run.

Set 1:
Playing In the Band
Tennessee Jed
This Wheel’s On Fire
Dire Wolf
How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
Bertha
Keep Your Lamp(s) Trimmed and Burning

Set 2:
Scarlet Begonias
Sugaree
Here Comes Sunshine
Standing On the Moon
Unbroken Chain
Lady With A Fan ~
Terrapin Station ~
I Know You Rider
River Deep – Mountain High

E:
Donor Rap
Werewolves of London
Ripple

Thanks to nognuisagoodgnu for the stream and Fred Nicolois for the recording!


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