1969-12-28 Grateful Dead

Miami-Hollywood Speedway Park, Pembroke Pines, FL

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Musicians
Jerry Garcia - electric guitar (lead), vocals
Bill Kreutzmann - drums, perc
Bob Weir - electric guitar (rhythm), vocals
Mickey Hart - drums, perc
Phil Lesh - electric bass, vocals
Ron McKernan - organ, vocals
Tom Constanten - keyboards

Complete Show:
Black Peter , Me And My Uncle , China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > High Time , Cumberland Blues , Good Lovin' > Drums > Good Lovin' , Cold Rain And Snow , Hard To Handle , Mason's Children , Turn On Your Lovelight

Average Song Gap

1.33

Songs By Album

Workingman's Dead: 3
Shakedown Street: 2
Aoxomoxoa: 1
The Grateful Dead: 1

Songs Tags

garcia-hunter: 5
jerry-ballad: 1
cowboy: 1

Show			Gap Analysis
Name	Tags	Lead Vocals	Album	Last	Next
Black Peter	garcia-hunterjerry-ballad	Jerry Garcia	Workingman's Dead	1	1
Me And My Uncle	cowboy	Bob Weir		1	1
China Cat Sunflower >	garcia-hunter	Jerry Garcia	Aoxomoxoa	1	1
I Know You Rider >		Bob Weir and Jerry Garcia		1	1
High Time	garcia-hunter	Jerry Garcia	Workingman's Dead	1	1
Cumberland Blues	garcia-hunter	Jerry Garcia	Workingman's Dead	2	1
Good Lovin' >		Ron McKernan	Shakedown Street	2	0
Drums >		Instrumental		2	1
Good Lovin'		Ron McKernan	Shakedown Street	0	1
Cold Rain And Snow		Jerry Garcia	The Grateful Dead	1	1
Hard To Handle		Ron McKernan		1	1
Mason's Children	garcia-hunter	Bob Weir, Jerry Garcia, and...		2	1
Turn On Your Lovelight		Ron McKernan		1	5

Also Appearing

Santana, The Band, Canned Heat, B.B. King, Johnny Winter, Vanilla Fudge, The Turtles, Mother Lode, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Hugh Masekela, Tony Joe White, Amboy Dukes, Sweetwater, Cold Blood, and others

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Notes

Miami-Hollywood Speedway Park; According to DeadEssay blog, Other local bands may have played as well

lostlivedead: Grateful Dead Tour Itinerary December 1969

Dead Stage Banter Part 1 "Just be careful of them there towers & wires"

deadessays: 1969 Show List

Wasserman: "Hugh Masekela is the South African trumpet player (and singer) who was once married to Marian Makeba, made a splash with conga drummer Big Black at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival and more recently had a solid hit with 'Grazing in the Grass'. Now Big Black is gone and Masekela himself is undoubtedly the better for it. Black is an imposing individual --personally and musically-- and tends to dominate his surrounding ..."

ref: Wasserman, John L. 1970. Masekela's Way--Curt and Burt. San Francisco Chronicle, July 10, 1970, p. 40.

Sources

Show Certainty

Confirmed

Setlist Certainty

Confirmed

Grateful Dead 1969-12-28 [Sun]

Miami-Hollywood Speedway Park, Pembroke Pines, FL

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