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The Grateful Dead Show Ep_04

jujju With your host, Scott.
Selections from 1971-04-25>29 – Fillmore East.
Released commercially as:  Ladies and Gentlemen… the Grateful Dead
Truckin’, Bertha, Next Time You See Me, Beat It on Down The Line, Bird
Song, Dark Hollow, I Second That Emotion, Me and My Uncle, Cumberland
Blues, Good Lovin’ > Drums > Good Lovin’
Sugar Magnolia, Loser, Ain’t It Crazy (The Rub), El Paso, I’m a King
Bee, Ripple, Me and Bobby McGee, Uncle John’s Band > Turn On Your Love Light
China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, It Hurts Me Too, Sing Me Back
Home, Hard to Handle, Dark Star > St. Stephen > Not Fade Away > Goin’
down the Road Feeling Bad > Not Fade Away
New band of the week:  Etsuko Yakushimaru Metro Orchestra
Stay tuned for this weeks ‘Easter egg’: In The Dark album, Grateful Dead interview, hosted by: Brent Myland.
The Grateful Dead discuss the making of “In The Dark.” As well as, stereotyping, politics, drugs, the song “Black Muddy River,” and a message to America.
Thank you for your time.

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