1972-05-04 [Thu]

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Jerry Garcia - electric guitar (lead), vocals
Bob Weir - electric guitar (rhythm), vocals
Phil Lesh - electric bass, vocals
Ron McKernan - keyboards, vocals
Keith Godchaux - keyboards
Bill Kreutzmann - drums, perc
Donna Jean Godchaux - vocals
Average Song Gap
2.04
Set 1
Gap Analysis
Name Notes Lead Vocals Last Next
Greatest Story Ever Told Bob Weir 1 1
Deal
  • Released on Europe '72 Volume 2
  • Jerry Garcia 7 3
    Mr. Charlie Ron McKernan 1 1
    Beat It On Down The Line Bob Weir 1 1
    Brown Eyed Women Jerry Garcia 8 3
    Chinatown Shuffle Ron McKernan 1 1
    Playing In The Band Bob Weir 1 1
    You Win Again Jerry Garcia 3 6
    Hurts Me Too Ron McKernan 1 3
    He's Gone Jerry Garcia 1 1
    El Paso Bob Weir 3 2
    Big Railroad Blues Jerry Garcia 2 2
    Two Souls In Communion Ron McKernan 3 2
    Casey Jones Jerry Garcia 1 1
    Set 2
    Gap Analysis
    Name Notes Lead Vocals Last Next
    Good Lovin' Ron McKernan 1 1
    Next Time You See Me
  • Released on Europe '72 Volume 2
  • Ron McKernan 1 1
    Ramble On Rose Jerry Garcia 1 1
    Jack Straw Bob Weir 1 1
    Dark Star >
  • Released on Dark Star
  • Jerry Garcia 2 0
    Drums >
  • Released on Dark Star
  • Instrumental 1 1
    Dark Star >
  • Released on Dark Star
  • Includes Feelin' Groovy Jam.
  • Jerry Garcia 0 1
    Sugar Magnolia
  • Released on Europe '72
  • Released on The Golden Road (1965 - 1973)
  • Bob Weir 1 1
    Sing Me Back Home Jerry Garcia 1 1
    Mexicali Blues Bob Weir 7 3
    Big Boss Man Ron McKernan 2 1
    Uncle John's Band Jerry Garcia 2 3
    Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad > Jerry Garcia 1 1
    Not Fade Away Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and... 1 1
    Encore
    Gap Analysis
    Name Notes Lead Vocals Last Next
    One More Saturday Night Bob Weir 1 1
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    Notes
  • deadsources: May 1972: Paris "The second night at the Olympia was better than the first. There were only 30 or so cops on band - down from 180 the night before - a unique sort of .. review" of the Dead's music and audience when you think about it. Again all 2200 seats were filled. Again the audience crawled forward in a friendly inquisitive Gallic swell, applauding, cheering and chanting .. one more one more one more" at the end of another fourhour- long set. And this time, Jerry Garcia admitted afterward, .. We played peachy."
  • archive thread: Guide To The Feelin' Groovy Jam
  • 5/3 and 5/4/72 were among the "Honeymoon" tapes that were taken from David Gans' house while he was away on his honeymoon.
  • gratefulseconds: 45 Years Ago:The Other One & Dark Star hit Paris, May 1972
  • deadthinking covers the jam from this show in Europe 72: the jams, pt 4.
  • More reviews from deadsources May 3-4, 1972: L'Olympia, Paris
  • Good Ol’ Grateful Deadcast: Europe ‘72: France
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