They were bummed a little in New Mexico, a Fall 1977 show with no Casey Jones or Truckin'. Even though we haven't the whole show, I expect this whole thing is now in the vault. This show was performed at the Pit at the University of New Mexico and I wonder how many got to see it.
Mississippi Half-Step; Jack Straw ; Peggy-O ; El Paso ; They Love Each Other ; Big River ; Dupree's Diamond Blues ; Let It Grow ; Deal
Pretty sprite Iko (much different when I heard in Colgate 11-4-77). Pretty powerful Wharf Rat.
Samson And Delilah ; Sunrise ; Ramble On Rose ; Passenger ; Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band > Drums > Iko Iko > The Wheel > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia, One More Saturday Night
Pretty nifty Charlie Miller, also a big chunk of King Biscuit Flower Hour. Nice to see the Grateful Dead even play in New Mexico. I suspect a much better show than usually considered here. I do really love the Iko. Did I say that already? And I forgot, The tracks on the bonus road trips CD are Iko, Wheel, Wharf, Sugar. Big forget :)
A few good comments on archive.org
It was a good thing all went well at the concert in November 1971. It gave the Dead permission to return to New Mexico. And it only took six years.
Mississippi Half-Step; Jack Straw ; Peggy-O ; El Paso ; They Love Each Other ; Big River ; Dupree's Diamond Blues ; Let It Grow ; Deal
Pretty sprite Iko (much different when I heard in Colgate 11-4-77). Pretty powerful Wharf Rat.
Samson And Delilah ; Sunrise ; Ramble On Rose ; Passenger ; Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band > Drums > Iko Iko > The Wheel > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia, One More Saturday Night
Pretty nifty Charlie Miller, also a big chunk of King Biscuit Flower Hour. Nice to see the Grateful Dead even play in New Mexico. I suspect a much better show than usually considered here. I do really love the Iko. Did I say that already? And I forgot, The tracks on the bonus road trips CD are Iko, Wheel, Wharf, Sugar. Big forget :)
A few good comments on archive.org
It was a good thing all went well at the concert in November 1971. It gave the Dead permission to return to New Mexico. And it only took six years.
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| November 18, 1971 (FM Broadcast, by the way) |
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