#26195  by Larree
 
11-20-1971

 #26197  by lostsailor8782
 
August 7, 1982 Music>Sugaree>Music opener, been hooked every since ... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 #26199  by Crazy 9.5 Fingers
 
6-17-91 Giants Stadium

First and only Eyes opener. Thunderstorms, rain, and all that good stuff.

 #26205  by hotasaPistol
 
5-28-74 Santa Barbara.......Outside.......Garcia playing banjo with I think the National String Band opened....... :smile:

 #26206  by bodiddley
 
6-28-87 Alpine Valley.

 #26209  by frankielee
 
12/6/71...Felt Forum NYC...NRPS opened...Dead opened with Truckin...Thus the journey began...went back the next night...And again...and again...and again...you guys know!

 #26218  by gr8fulbluz
 
Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale, NY
4/12/82
I was just a kid :oops:


Iko Iko
New Minglewood Blues
Peggy-O
Mama Tried
Mexicali Blues
Bird Song
C.C. Rider
Tennessee Jed
Looks Like Rain
Deal

Man Smart/Woman Smarter
Sugaree
Estimated Prophet
Uncle John's Band
drums
The Other One
Stella Blue
Sugar Magnolia

Satisfaction

 #26222  by amyjared
 
30 April, 1981. Greensboro Coliseum. First show I remember being at and the one that hooked me in. Did see a Nassau Coliseum show before a couple of before that, but was too young to appreciate it.

 #26225  by Viceroy
 
1-30-78, Uptown Theatre, Chicago., liked it so much i went back the next two nights. still say that after over 100 shows later, the Uptown Theatre was still the finest place I've seen them play... those were da days.

 #26227  by Aint't Often Right
 
July 31, 1974, Hartford Ct. Also the only time I ever ended up in the front row, but I was too much of a little teeny freak to appreciate it. First concert ever, I just figured everyone had a wall of sound.

 #26229  by Billbbill
 
3/9/81 msg

Excellent show and a rockin aud available here - to bad I didn't know enough to fully appreciate it.

http://www.archive.org/details/gd81-03- ... sbeok.shnf

 #26231  by tigerstrat
 
Billbill, I think you and PeteB. have the same first show!

Mine: 6/21/85 solstice at Alpine Valley.