1966-07-16 Grateful Dead

Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA

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Jerry Garcia - electric guitar (lead), vocals
Bob Weir - electric guitar (rhythm), vocals
Phil Lesh - electric bass, vocals
Ron McKernan - organ, vocals
Bill Kreutzmann - drums, perc

Guest Musicians
Paul Kantner (partial show) - guitar, vocals
Jorma Kaukonen (partial show) - guitar, vocals
Marty Balin (partial show) - vocals, guitar
Jack Casady (partial show) - bass
Grace Slick (partial show) - vocals
Joan Baez (partial show) - vocals
Mimi Farina (partial show) - vocals

Set 1:
I Know You Rider , Big Boss Man [1] , Standing On The Corner [1] , Beat It On Down The Line , In The Pines [1][2] , Cardboard Cowboy , Nobody's Fault But Mine [1] , Next Time You See Me , He Was A Friend Of Mine , Cream Puff War [3]

Set 2:
Viola Lee Blues [1] , Don't Ease Me In [1][4] , Pain In My Heart [1][4] , Minglewood Blues , Sitting On Top Of The World [1] , You Don't Have To Ask [3] , Cold Rain And Snow , Good Morning Little Schoolgirl , It's All Over Now Baby Blue [1] , Dancin' In The Streets

Encore:
Midnight Hour [5][6]

[1] Released on Birth of the Dead
[2] Only known performance (by GD) and final time played by any act last known performance 1964-03-07 by Black Mountain Boys
[3] Released on So Many Roads (1965 - 1995)
[4] First known performance
[5] Not present on any circulating sources. Per Ralph Gleason review in SF Chronical, 7/20/66 the Dead played this song. See external links for more information.
[6] with Paul Kantner on guitar and vocals, Jorma Kaukonen on guitar and vocals, Jack Casady on bass, Marty Balin on vocals and guitar, Grace Slick on vocals, Joan Baez on vocals, and Mimi Farina on vocals

Average Song Gap

2.67

Set 1		Gap Analysis
Name	Notes	Lead Vocals	Last	Next
I Know You Rider		Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir	2	2
Big Boss Man	Released on Birth of the Dead	Ron McKernan	2	1
Standing On The Corner	Released on Birth of the Dead	Jerry Garcia	6	2
Beat It On Down The Line		Bob Weir	2	2
In The Pines	Only known performance (by GD) and final time played by any act last known performance 1964-03-07 by Black Mountain Boys Released on Birth of the Dead	Jerry Garcia	first	last
Cardboard Cowboy		Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, Phi...	2	2
Nobody's Fault But Mine	Released on Birth of the Dead	Jerry Garcia	2	304
Next Time You See Me		Ron McKernan	2	1
He Was A Friend Of Mine		Jerry Garcia	2	1
Cream Puff War	Released on So Many Roads (1965 - 1995)	Jerry Garcia	2	1

Set 2		Gap Analysis
Name	Notes	Lead Vocals	Last	Next
Viola Lee Blues	Released on Birth of the Dead	Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and...	2	2
Don't Ease Me In	First known performance Released on Birth of the Dead	Jerry Garcia	first	4
Pain In My Heart	First known performance Released on Birth of the Dead	Ron McKernan	first	8
Minglewood Blues		Bob Weir	2	3
Sitting On Top Of The World	Released on Birth of the Dead	Jerry Garcia	2	2
You Don't Have To Ask	Released on So Many Roads (1965 - 1995)	Bob Weir	2	2
Cold Rain And Snow		Jerry Garcia	2	1
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl		Ron McKernan	9	2
It's All Over Now Baby Blue	Released on Birth of the Dead	Jerry Garcia	3	1
Dancin' In The Streets		Bob Weir	2	1

Encore		Gap Analysis
Name	Notes	Lead Vocals	Last	Next
Midnight Hour	Not present on any circulating sources. Per Ralph Gleason review in SF Chronical, 7/20/66 the Dead played this song. See external links for more information. with Paul Kantner on guitar and vocals, Jorma Kaukonen on guitar and vocals, Jack Casady on bass, Marty Balin on vocals and guitar, Grace Slick on vocals, Joan Baez on vocals, and Mimi Farina on vocals	Ron McKernan	2	5

Run

GD - Fillmore Auditorium July 1966 #2

Also Appearing

Jefferson Airplane

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Notes

So Many Roads at deaddisc.com

LIA: The "Grateful-Airplane" Midnight Hour mentioned here was first written about by Ralph Gleason in the SF Chronicle, 7/20/66, in an article on the Fillmore Auditorium called "An Old Joint That's Really Jumpin'." He describes the Saturday 7/16/66 show: "The Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead loaded the [Fillmore] to capacity... The jammed house listened to a half-hour-long rendition of Wilson Pickett's Midnight Hour performed by the mass band and sung by Marty Balin (from the Airplane), Pigpen (from the Dead), Joan Baez and Mimi Farina. It was quite a night.""

official: So Many Roads

deadsources: October 1966: Crawdaddy Review (comment)

deadsources: October 1966: Crawdaddy Review

deadessays: The Dead's 1966 Songs

deadessays: Deadbase Corrections

hooterollin: Grateful Dead Performance List July-December 1966

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Show Certainty

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Setlist Certainty

Confirmed

1966-07-16 [Sat]

Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA

Set 1

Set 2

Encore