1976-03-03 [Wed]

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Lane County Fairgrounds, Auditorium Building, Eugene, OR

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Jerry Garcia - electric guitar, vocals
John Kahn - electric bass
Ron Tutt - drums, vocals
Keith Godchaux - keyboards, vocals
Donna Jean Godchaux - vocals
Partial Set 1:
Sitting In Limbo , After Midnight , Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Set 2:
The Way You Do The Things You Do , Friend Of The Devil , A Strange Man , I'll Take A Melody , Mystery Train , Moonlight Mile , I Want To Tell You > My Sisters And Brothers , Talkin' 'Bout You [1] , How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)

[1] Final known performance
Average Song Gap
1.38
Set 1
 Gap Analysis
Name Notes Lead Vocals Last Next
Sitting In Limbo Jerry Garcia 1 1
After Midnight Jerry Garcia 1 1
Knockin' On Heaven's Door Jerry Garcia 1 1
Set 2
 Gap Analysis
Name Notes Lead Vocals Last Next
The Way You Do The Things You Do Jerry Garcia 1 1
Friend Of The Devil Jerry Garcia 1 1
A Strange Man Donna Jean Godchaux 1 1
I'll Take A Melody Jerry Garcia 2 7
Mystery Train Jerry Garcia 2 2
Moonlight Mile Jerry Garcia 2 1
I Want To Tell You > Jerry Garcia 1 2
My Sisters And Brothers Jerry Garcia 1 1
Talkin' 'Bout You
  • Final known performance
    		•  Jerry Garcia 3 last
    How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) Jerry Garcia 1 1
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    Notes
  • In terms of the set I setlist, "Limbo" comes from what's left of Don Wolfe's master audience recording (which was taped over), while "After Midnight" and "Knockin'" come from the Ozonewood review. That review also mentions a Rolling Stones tune in set I, and we are having a hard time imagining what it might have been. It doesn't seem like the reviewer saw set II, so that would rule out "Moonlight Mile". "Let's Spend The Night Together" is the only other Stones tune we can think of in this band's repertoire, and it is a possibility. If it is LSTNT, that would push the last known 70s performance out (from 1/28/76).
  • NB show promoted by Sue and Chuck Kesey (band itinerary). The band was to get "100% of all gross door receipts, minus promoters' expenses approved by artist and promoters' fee of $1,500." Gross potential $8,000. Sounds like they were arranging a little money help for Chuck Kesey and the Springfield Creamery. Steve Brown's note "Eugene - Tutt mother and father" in GDA - Tutt says not parents, but his daughter attended. A family affair. Ken K picked Jerry and band up from the airport.
  • preview: "Top guitarist performs here on Wednesday," Register-Guard (Eugene, OR), February 29, 1976, p. 13B
  • ref: Steve Brown Papers, MS338, Box 1, Folder 9: "Calendars, 1974-76." Special Collections, UC Santa Cruz.
  • deadthinking: 3/3/76: I could wait forever / I've got time
  • review: [positive] Ozonewood 1976
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    Time
    8:30 AM
    Ticket Price
    $4.50 / $5.00