Show Details
Soldier Field
Chicago, IL
USA
June 22, 1991
Set List
Set 1
Set 2
- Foolish Heart >
- Looks Like Rain >
- Crazy Fingers >
- Playing In The Band >
- Terrapin Station >
- Drums >
- Space >
- Dark Star Jam >
- Playing In The Band >
- Black Peter >
- One More Saturday Night
Encore
- The Weight
Lineup
-
Jerry Garcia guitar, vocals
-
Bob Weir
guitar, vocals -
Phil Lesh
bass, vocals -
Bill Kreutzmann
drums -
Mickey Hart
drums -
Bruce Hornsby
keyboards, vocals -
Vince Welnick
keyboards, vocals
Additional Acts:
- Roger McGuinn
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Jack Cranley | Tuesday, May 19th, 2020
My first show, my first tab. Truly a life changing experience.
I remember it was a particularly chilly Chicago day. Everyone was wearing those big puffy Guatemalan sweaters. We had tickets down on the field and for fun, I would dance through the crowd towards the stage just lightly bumping into all the dancing heads and I felt like I was tumbling around in a box of pillows.
The crowd response when Shakedown Street started was tremendous, and the energetic roller coaster ride of Terrapin Station stands out in my memory.
Also, the fireworks after the show were freaking amazing!
Chad R | Wednesday, June 8th, 2016
Donnie Boy! Our only Chicago show together~! A Shakedown for the ages!!! And that Terrapin! Sublime. Jerry was on!
Dan Stumreiter | Sunday, December 7th, 2014
The whole dynamic of Bruce in tunes like Shakedown,really added a flavor to the band that was so unique. This was the first of all of the Soldier Field shows I saw. My jaw hit the floor at the end of Shakedown Street!! The exchanges and Jerry looking like a kid in the candy store with Bruce was truly amazing.
Mark Williams | Sunday, May 25th, 2014
“Brown Eyed Women” with Bruce, “Foolish Heart” and “Dark Start Jam” – are you Kiddin’ Me! Incredibly powerful show. Wharf Rats meeting. Niiiice!
Derek Jeskey | Saturday, March 8th, 2014
One of the last truly powerful shows. Jerry’s solo out of Hell in a Bucket is fantastic.
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Jack Cranley | Tuesday, May 19th, 2020
My first show, my first tab. Truly a life changing experience.
I remember it was a particularly chilly Chicago day. Everyone was wearing those big puffy Guatemalan sweaters. We had tickets down on the field and for fun, I would dance through the crowd towards the stage just lightly bumping into all the dancing heads and I felt like I was tumbling around in a box of pillows.
The crowd response when Shakedown Street started was tremendous, and the energetic roller coaster ride of Terrapin Station stands out in my memory.
Also, the fireworks after the show were freaking amazing!
Chad R | Wednesday, June 8th, 2016
Donnie Boy! Our only Chicago show together~! A Shakedown for the ages!!! And that Terrapin! Sublime. Jerry was on!
Dan Stumreiter | Sunday, December 7th, 2014
The whole dynamic of Bruce in tunes like Shakedown,really added a flavor to the band that was so unique. This was the first of all of the Soldier Field shows I saw. My jaw hit the floor at the end of Shakedown Street!! The exchanges and Jerry looking like a kid in the candy store with Bruce was truly amazing.
Mark Williams | Sunday, May 25th, 2014
“Brown Eyed Women” with Bruce, “Foolish Heart” and “Dark Start Jam” – are you Kiddin’ Me! Incredibly powerful show. Wharf Rats meeting. Niiiice!
Derek Jeskey | Saturday, March 8th, 2014
One of the last truly powerful shows. Jerry’s solo out of Hell in a Bucket is fantastic.