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The Deadpod

Dead Show/podcast for 9/18/20

The Deadpod

John Henrikson

Performing Arts, Gratefuldead, Grateful, Dead, Arts, Music

4.71.2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 September 2020

⏱️ 96 minutes

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Summary

This week we set the way-back machine to 1972, and travel to Waterbury CT, for a show the band played on September 23, 1972. The first set, which we will hear this week, while fairly standard for the period is still quite long compared to later day Dead sets.

The start off with a still-new 'Big River' and I think this is a fine opener, shame they didn't leave it here more often.. There are a passel of great standards here in the first set, including Sugaree, a speedy 'Friend of the Devil', a very nice 'China>Rider' and a wonderful 'Bird Song' (aren't all '72 Bird Songs' wonderful?).

There is some silly if unintelligible banter before 'El Paso' and they boys leave us with one very exploratory jam in the set closing 'Playin' in the Band' - listen to how Garcia stretches this one out.

Grateful Dead
Palace Theatre
Waterbury, CT 9/23/72 - Saturday posters tickets, passes & laminates
One - 1:36:00
Big River [4:41] ;
Sugaree [7:21] ;
Mexicali Blues [3:27] ;
Friend Of The Devil [3:19] ;
Black Throated Wind [6:41] ;
China Cat Sunflower [7:36] >
I Know You Rider [5:26] ;
Me And My Uncle [2:58] ;
Tennessee Jed [7:40] ;
Jack Straw [4:53] ;
Bird Song [10:11] ;
El Paso [4:29] ;
Deal [4:15] ;
Playing In The Band [17:55]

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to DeadPowd for the week of September 18th, 2020.

0:04.3

This is a professor.

0:05.1

I'm so glad you could pick this up this week.

0:07.3

This week I decided to bring you another long fabulous show from the year 1972. This one comes to us from September 23rd 1972.

0:16.0

The Palace Theater in Waterbury, Connecticut. We'll hear the first set this week and the second set next week.

0:22.0

First set starts out with a really

0:25.2

rocking Big River song they really hadn't played that often I think this is

0:28.9

maybe the sixth or seventh time they played it and interesting opener they really rocket out it's quite nice.

0:34.9

Sugarie follows and Mex Kelly Blues a straight ahead friend of the devil kind of

0:39.7

faster version that I appreciate personally.

0:43.1

Black Throated Wind follows, and then a China writer.

0:46.0

They stretch it out a little bit.

0:47.7

Me and my uncle follows Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw,

0:51.3

and then a great bird song follows that El Paso deal and they close with quite long and out there playing in the band so

1:06.0

a really nice long first set he runs about a little bit over an hour and a half. Hope you enjoy it. Thanks so much for picking this up this week. I hope you and yours are doing well and sending beams out to those you suffering through those

1:16.8

wildfires out west. I hope you're doing okay. And the flooding down south and

1:22.0

the COVID. There's stuff going on everywhere, but I hope this brings a little bit of light into your lives.

1:28.0

Thanks for listening. Thanks for your support of the dead pot. I really appreciate it. We'll see you back here next week. This is a

1:34.0

faster and you're listening to the dead pod. Oh, I'm told that we meant, will up and cry, cry, grind.

2:07.0

Talk the clouds, now to cover up a clear blue style.

2:12.0

Here's that I cried for that woman.

2:14.0

I'm going to love you in the room.

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