Show Details
Rainbow Theatre
London,
England
March 24, 1981
Set List
Set 1
- Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo >
- Franklin's Tower
- Beat It On Down The Line >
- Greatest Story Ever Told
- Row Jimmy
- Me And My Uncle >
- Big River
- High Time >
- Little Red Rooster
- China Cat Sunflower >
- I Know You Rider
Set 2
- Shakedown Street
- Lost Sailor >
- Saint Of Circumstance >
- He's Gone >
- Drums* >
- Space >
- The Wheel >
- Truckin' >
- Wharf Rat >
- Around & Around >
- Good Lovin'
Encore
Show Notes
* w/ The Flying Karamozov Brothers
Lineup
-
Jerry Garcia guitar, vocals
-
Bob Weir
guitar, vocals -
Phil Lesh
bass, vocals -
Bill Kreutzmann
drums -
Mickey Hart
drums -
Brent Mydland
keyboards, vocals
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Simon Moulds | Thursday, May 23rd, 2019
My birthday. I’d travelled from Manchester with a couple of friends and we were staying at Ged’s old mate, Bob, in Muswell Hill. I’d heard stories about Bob but this was the first time I’d met him. Bob worked for the Who but didn’t tell me the Dead were actually using the Who’s gear until AFTER the show. He hadn’t realised how much of a fan of the Dead I was until then. So I missed the best chance I ever had to get backstage (until Ratdog in 2002/3). So the next week he’s off to Germany with them for the Rockpalast gig. Damn, I only get to see it on TV. Still, this was my favourite birthday show. RIP Bob.
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Simon Moulds | Thursday, May 23rd, 2019
My birthday. I’d travelled from Manchester with a couple of friends and we were staying at Ged’s old mate, Bob, in Muswell Hill. I’d heard stories about Bob but this was the first time I’d met him. Bob worked for the Who but didn’t tell me the Dead were actually using the Who’s gear until AFTER the show. He hadn’t realised how much of a fan of the Dead I was until then. So I missed the best chance I ever had to get backstage (until Ratdog in 2002/3). So the next week he’s off to Germany with them for the Rockpalast gig. Damn, I only get to see it on TV. Still, this was my favourite birthday show. RIP Bob.