Winterland, San Francisco, CA
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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
Bill Kreutzmann - drums, perc
Bob Weir - electric guitar (rhythm), vocals
Mickey Hart - drums, perc
Phil Lesh - electric bass, vocals
Ron McKernan - organ, vocals
Garcia also appeared with the New Riders of the Purple Sage at this show
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Setlist
Show
Truckin' , Till The Morning Comes [1] , Brokedown Palace , Next Time You See Me , Cold Rain And Snow , China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider , Good Lovin' > Drums > Good Lovin' , Sugar Magnolia , Casey Jones , Uncle John's Band [1][2]
Truckin' , Till The Morning Comes [1] , Brokedown Palace , Next Time You See Me , Cold Rain And Snow , China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider , Good Lovin' > Drums > Good Lovin' , Sugar Magnolia , Casey Jones , Uncle John's Band [1][2]
[1] Released on The Golden Road (1965 - 1973)
[2] The Golden Road (1965 - 1973) erroneously lists this recording as being from 12/23/70.
[2] The Golden Road (1965 - 1973) erroneously lists this recording as being from 12/23/70.
Also Appearing
New Riders of the Purple Sage, Jefferson Airplane, Hot Tuna, and Quicksilver Messenger Service
Images
Notes
- cryptdev: 10/4/70 - The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, and Quicksilver Messenger Service at Winterland
- Per the Deadcast episode on Keith Godchaux, this show was the first time Keith and Donna saw the Dead.
- deadsources: October 4, 1970: Winterland Arena — Philip Elwood (San Francisco Examiner, 16 September 1970); unknown (Dwight Newton's TV column, the San Francisco Examiner, 5 October 1970); Philip Elwood (San Francisco Examiner, 6 October 1970); csm & snag (San Francisco Good Times, 9 October 1970); Rick (Berkeley Tribe, 9 October 1970); John Carpenter (Los Angeles Free Press, 16 October 1970); unknown (Door, San Diego, 22 October 1970); Otis (Berkeley Tribe, 5 September 1970)
- deadsources: October 4, 1970: Winterland Ballroom — Kathy Orloff, Chicago Sun-Times News Service (Philadelphia Inquirer, 18 October 1970); Kathy Orloff, Chicago Sun-Times News Service (Honolulu Star-Bulletin, 29 October 1970); A.R. (Cash Box, 17 October 1970)
- lostlivedead: Grateful Dead Live FM Broadcasts 1970 (FM Broadcasts III)
- Television broadcast on KQED and quadrophonic FM broadcast on KSAN-FM and KQED-FM.
- expost: Wasserman, John L. 1970. On The Town: A Very Rare Rock Occasion. San Francisco Chronicle, October 7, 1970, p. 58.
- deadsources: October 4-5, 1970: Winterland, SF — Charles Perry (Rolling Stone, October 29 1970)
Historical
- Janis Joplin is found dead in her bedroom in the Landmark Motor Hotel in Hollywood. She died from a heroin overdose, at the age of 27.