1967-07-18 [Tue]

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Masonic Temple, Portland, OR

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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
Partial Show:
Golden Road To Unlimited Devotion [1] , Turn On Your Lovelight [2] , Morning Dew [2] , Good Morning Little Schoolgirl [2] , Cold Rain And Snow [1] , Minglewood Blues [1]

[1] Per eyewitness the Dead played this song, but not certain
[2] Per Jason Blumklotz, this song is confirmed by two members of the opening band US Cadenza, that they played this song.
Average Song Gap
5.33
Songs By Album
The Grateful Dead: 5
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 Gap Analysis
Name Notes Lead Vocals Album Last Next
Golden Road To Unlimited Devotion
  • Per eyewitness the Dead played this song, but not certain
    		•  Jerry Garcia The Grateful Dead 7 1
    Turn On Your Lovelight
  • Per Jason Blumklotz, this song is confirmed by two members of the opening band US Cadenza, that they played this song.
    		•  Ron McKernan 7 2
    Morning Dew
  • Per Jason Blumklotz, this song is confirmed by two members of the opening band US Cadenza, that they played this song.
    		•  Jerry Garcia The Grateful Dead 7 1
    Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
  • Per Jason Blumklotz, this song is confirmed by two members of the opening band US Cadenza, that they played this song.
    		•  Ron McKernan The Grateful Dead 1 3
    Cold Rain And Snow
  • Per eyewitness the Dead played this song, but not certain
    		•  Jerry Garcia The Grateful Dead 4 11
    Minglewood Blues
  • Per eyewitness the Dead played this song, but not certain
    		•  Bob Weir The Grateful Dead 6 1
    Tour
    Grateful Dead July 1967 West Coast
    Also Appearing
    Poverty's People, U.S. Cadenza, and Nigells
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    Notes
  • Deadessays: Deadbase Corrections
  • Deadessays: 1967 Show List
  • Hooterollin: Grateful Dead Performance List July-December 1967
  • Wweek.com: Bringing Out the Dead
    • Historical
  • The Jimi Hendrix Experience is thrown off a tour of The Monkees after complaints from the conservative Daughters of the American Revolution. (Hendrix's manager Chas Chandler later admits it was a publicity stunt.).
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