Hello and welcome the Dead Pod for the week of February 9th 2018.

This is a professor so glad to pick us up this week.

This week it seemed to me appropriate that I bring you this show which took place 45 years

ago today at the Roscoe Maples Pavilion in Stanford University, Palo Alto, California.

This was the premiere show for the Wall of Sound and the premiere as well for whole

passal of classic dead songs like China

doll Eyes of the World Here comes sunshine Loose Lucy they love each other

row Jimmy and wave that flag which of course later became US Blues.

All those songs premiered at this show, February 9th, 1973.

So we're going to hear the first set tonight.

We heard the second set next week.

First set start with the Promised Land. A little bit of a bunch of speakers blue right at that first song.

So you'll hear some distortion distortion there but then row Jimmy black

throw it win deal me and my uncle sugary looks like rain loose loose

lus lus cowli blues brown-eyed women al Paso, here comes Sunshine,

and playing in the band closes set one.

So set two next week.

Hope you enjoy it.

I would be remiss if I didn't in passing note

the sad passing of John Barlow.

Of course, co-author of many great Dead Songs

with Bob Weir, founder of Electronic Freedom Foundation and esteemed

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