Show Details
Hollywood Palladium
Hollywood, CA
USA
August 6, 1971
Set List
Set 1
- Bertha
- Playing In The Band
- Loser
- Mr. Charlie
- Cumberland Blues
- Brokedown Palace
- Me And Bobby McGee
- Hard To Handle
- Casey Jones
Set 2
- Saint Stephen
- Truckin' >
- Drums >
- The Other One >
- Me And My Uncle >
- The Other One
- Deal
- Sugar Magnolia
- Morning Dew
- Turn On Your Lovelight
Lineup
-
Jerry Garcia guitar, vocals
-
Bob Weir
guitar, vocals -
Phil Lesh
bass, vocals -
Bill Kreutzmann
drums -
Ron "Pigpen" McKernan
keyboards, harmonica, percussion, vocals
Additional Acts:
- New Riders of the Purple Sage
Show Facts
Parts of this show have been officially released on "Road Trips Vol. 1, No. 3: Summer 1971" and on "Dick's Picks Volume 35".
3 Comments
(4) Members were there
Ticket Archive
3 Comments
Eric Jasinski | Wednesday, April 22nd, 2020
Hard to handle >>
Jim Lindsay | Monday, February 20th, 2017
My first GD show! 2 of my friends and I drove down from the SFV. Tickets were $5.50 each, but we realized we only had about $7 between all 3 of us. As we were milling about on Hollywood Blvd, a spaced out guy approaches and says one of us reminds him of his deceased brother. He then gives us enough money for all 3 of us to get in!!! I knew right then I was going to love this band!! Great show!!!
Buffalohunter Moore | Sunday, May 25th, 2014
The Rowan Brothers proved they were destined to be the Beatles of the ’70s. I don’t know what happened to that dynamic, but they were spot on howling to wake the Dead. Vocals had that Everly Brothers-Beatles dynamic that night. I’d love to hear the recording of their performance.
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Eric Jasinski | Wednesday, April 22nd, 2020
Hard to handle >>
Jim Lindsay | Monday, February 20th, 2017
My first GD show! 2 of my friends and I drove down from the SFV. Tickets were $5.50 each, but we realized we only had about $7 between all 3 of us. As we were milling about on Hollywood Blvd, a spaced out guy approaches and says one of us reminds him of his deceased brother. He then gives us enough money for all 3 of us to get in!!! I knew right then I was going to love this band!! Great show!!!
Buffalohunter Moore | Sunday, May 25th, 2014
The Rowan Brothers proved they were destined to be the Beatles of the ’70s. I don’t know what happened to that dynamic, but they were spot on howling to wake the Dead. Vocals had that Everly Brothers-Beatles dynamic that night. I’d love to hear the recording of their performance.