Hello and welcome to Deadpot for the week of April 10th, 2015.

This is a professor.

I'm so going to get pick us up this week.

We're going to play the second set from the Grateful Dead's performance at the Community War Memorial

Auditor in Rochester, New York on April 15th, 1983. This is a long and

somewhat oddly structured second set. It doesn't have a whole lot of Jerry vocals in it.

It features weir more than does Garcia,

but of course he's present and there are some tasty nuggets throughout.

It starts out with an interesting feel like a stranger.

There is a little bit of different line in there.

Maybe you'll find it.

Then Samson and Delilah fowls, always a fun song.

Ship of Fools is the one that Jerry does a great job on.

Very heartfelt and sounds great.

Following that is a Brent tune that I always liked,

it's called Maybe You Know,

you may or may not Familiar with it.

Of course, Brent only played it a few times before I had a disastrous performance at 86,

in which he broke down after singing it and and wasn't performed again. He's gone, follows, very nice as always.

Goes into a very unusual rare tune, a little tune that Bobby sang three times altogether I think often called Bob Star or

Little Star goes into drums in space a very nice long one throwing stones in not

fade away follows going down the road feeling bad

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