1972-09-30 [Sat]

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Jerry Garcia - electric guitar (lead), vocals
Bob Weir - electric guitar (rhythm), vocals
Phil Lesh - electric bass, vocals
Keith Godchaux - keyboards
Bill Kreutzmann - drums, perc
Donna Jean Godchaux - vocals
Average Song Gap
1.67
Songs By Album
Ace: 5
Garcia: 4
American Beauty: 3
Workingman's Dead: 2
Aoxomoxoa: 1
Anthem of the Sun: 1
Wake of the Flood: 1
Set 1
Gap Analysis
Name Notes Lead Vocals Album Last Next
Promised Land Bob Weir 1 1
Deal Jerry Garcia Garcia 2 2
Mexicali Blues Bob Weir Ace 1 1
Sugaree Jerry Garcia Garcia 3 2
Black Throated Wind Bob Weir Ace 1 1
China Cat Sunflower > Jerry Garcia Aoxomoxoa 1 1
I Know You Rider Bob Weir and Jerry Garcia 1 1
El Paso Bob Weir 1 1
Bird Song Jerry Garcia Garcia 2 1
Big River Bob Weir 1 2
Loser Jerry Garcia Garcia 1 2
Playing In The Band Bob Weir Ace 1 1
Casey Jones Jerry Garcia Workingman's Dead 2 1
Set 2
Gap Analysis
Name Notes Lead Vocals Album Last Next
Greatest Story Ever Told Bob Weir Ace 1 1
He's Gone Jerry Garcia 1 1
Me And My Uncle Bob Weir 1 2
Brokedown Palace Jerry Garcia American Beauty 1 2
Truckin' > Bob Weir American Beauty 1 1
The Other One >
  • Includes Phil 6/8 Time Jazz Jam
  • Bob Weir Anthem of the Sun 1 2
    Sing Me Back Home Jerry Garcia 8 9
    Sugar Magnolia Bob Weir American Beauty 1 1
    Mississippi Half Step Jerry Garcia Wake of the Flood 1 1
    Uncle John's Band Jerry Garcia Workingman's Dead 2 1
    Encore
    Gap Analysis
    Name Notes Lead Vocals Album Last Next
    One More Saturday Night Bob Weir Ace 4 4
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    Notes
  • Jake D Feinberg quotes John Scher via via facebook post "I met Bert [Holman] when he became concert chairman at American University. He was somehow clever enough to get a "huge budget" from the University to put on big concerts. I think we had Leon Russell, I think we had Chicago. At that point I started to have a very good relationship with The Grateful Dead. They had the budget so we booked The Dead to play on the Athletic Field. Free Concert ... So the show went up and there's this huge throng of people. At this point The Dead were still playing theaters and had not graduated to arenas yet. But it was free and in Washington where there's a whole bunch of other colleges as well as American. I don't know how many kids were on this field but it was as far as the eye could see. 30 or 40 yards from the stage was the tower for the University Radio Station. When the band was getting ready to go on stage Jerry Garcia plugged in his amp and loud and clear through his amp came the college radio station. It sort of freaked everybody out. They made some sort of announcement about technical difficulties. After about a half hour, Ramrod, who was the most key GD roadie figured out how to stop the radio station from coming through Jerry's amp and the show went on."
  • Deadsources: September 30, 1972: American University, Washington DC
  • Deadessays: The Proto-Solomon Jazz Jam
  • Review: [positive] Galano 1972;
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