1972-03-22 [Wed]

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Academy of Music, New York, NY

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Bob Weir - electric guitar (rhythm), vocals
Phil Lesh - electric bass, vocals
Ron McKernan - keyboards, vocals
Keith Godchaux - keyboards
Bill Kreutzmann - drums, perc
Jerry Garcia - electric guitar (lead), pedal steel guitar, vocals
Set 1:
Greatest Story Ever Told , Deal , Mr. Charlie , Black Throated Wind , China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider , Mexicali Blues , Tennessee Jed , Two Souls In Communion , Me And Bobby McGee , Loser , Big Boss Man , Jack Straw , Big Railroad Blues , Looks Like Rain [1] , Casey Jones

Set 2:
Me And My Uncle , Sugaree , Chinatown Shuffle , Playing In The Band , Hurts Me Too , Brown Eyed Women , El Paso , Brokedown Palace , Sugar Magnolia [2] > Caution [2][3] > Jam [2][4] > Uncle John's Band [2]

Encore:
One More Saturday Night
[1] Garcia on pedal steel
[2] Released on Rockin' the Rhein with the Grateful Dead Bonus Disc
[3] Last known performance (by GD) 1971-03-18 (70 events ago)
[4] Unique instrumental jam
Run
GD - Academy of Music March 1972
Notes
  • gratefulseconds: New York Got The Ways And Means: From Betty Batch #2, First Three Nights At the Academy, March 1972
  • deadessays: 3/26/72 Academy of Music "New Yorkers were eager to see them again, even though they’d played a four-day run at the Felt Forum in December ’71, just three months before. One paper remarked: “Seven concerts in one week at the Academy of Music, every one of them sold out within hours, more by ESP than advertising… The week’s series will help finance the Dead’s traveling expenses for a two-month, seven-country tour of Europe beginning Saturday.” (NY Daily News, 3/30/72)"
  • deadsources: March 21-28, 1972: Academy of Music, NYC
  • deadsources: March 21-28, 1972: Academy of Music, New York City
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