Conference rdvax::grateful

    
    Here's one that comes to my mind immediately:
    
    Love the One You're With - 4/17/83 w/Steven Stills
    
    

 Here is another one that comes to mind:

 3-18-77 (Winterland)  

 Alhambra

    >> Love the One You're With - 4/17/83 w/Steven Stills
    
    Only the Grateful Dead could sound as bad as they did on this tune and
    still have someone ask to hear it.
    
    ... Bob
    

    
    I take it you weren't there?  I don't remember anybody covering their
    ears in horror. ;-)
    
    We had a BLAST at that show, and I'm sure there'd be lots of folks
    who'll get the same happy memories from hearing that tune.
    
    

    JOEY  7-4-87 

	I'm just an Okie from Muskogie...

    Hand Jive....well I think it was played only twice once in Worchester
    and once out west I think the Centrum date was in april of 87??
    
    rich (bad at dates...but remember the songs)

re:       <<< Note 195.7 by WFOV11::BUTZE "Quick beat of an icy heart..." >>>

   >    and once out west I think the Centrum date was in april of 87??
    
    4/4/87
The night before the "ball and chain" was attached to my ankle. ;-)

Shawn 

    thanks shawn...."ball and chain" sounds like another congenial Centrum
    and the town of Worchester hospitality story to me 8*/
    
    rich

	12/5/71 Filmore East, "Muddy Water"

    Deja Vu, Deja Vu that was an unanswered question from this past friday
    when the song was played over the radion (we were in a altered state)
    I said the Shondels but was told I was wrong (probably so)..this could
    be revived in Boston this run?
    
    rich

If its the one that was a big hit late 60's it was the Standells.








Jim

    How about Green Onions?? from Buffalo several summers ago?
    and while we're at it Rueben and Cherise??
    
    rich

    
    >  -< does little bunny foo-foo count >-
    
    I vote yes!  :-)
    
    

    the logger song,,,red rocks early 80's ??? precedded by the star
    spangeled banner with kazoos (or was that postcedded???)
    
                                 rfb

re: < Note 195.13 by WFOV11::BUTZE "Quick beat of an icy heart..." >
>                      -< does little bunny foo-foo count >-
>
>    How about Green Onions?? from Buffalo several summers ago?

Maybe you're thinking of Rochester, 6/30/88?  Maybe they also did it in
Buffalo, I've never been to Rich Stadium.

re: suggestions for the show

Maybe a song from the rainforest benefit?  I know they didn't *lead* the songs,
but maybe there was some significant accompaniment by the boys.  (I'm talking
about the songs done by the other guests).

How many times did they do "France"?  Or "Pride of Cucamonga"?  "The Golden
Road"?

adam

    Don't fergit "Revolutionary Hamstrung Blues" from the Portland, ME '86
    run. 
    
    Mike

     A few tunes come to mind, some may have been played more than once,
    
    GET BACK  s.f. civic "87" I think
    KEEP ON GROWING  twice that I know of
    BALLAD OF A THIN MAN  bob sang it at Brendan Byrne in "87"
    VISIONS OF JOHANNA  providence "85" I think
    BIG BOY PETE  played once since late 60's/early 70's
    DO YOU WANNA DANCE  w/nevilles on NYE, probably doesn't count

>                      <<< Note 195.15 by CLOSUS::BARNES >>>
>
>    the logger song,,,red rocks early 80's ??? precedded by the star
>    spangeled banner with kazoos (or was that postcedded???)
 
Do you mean "Frozen Logger" ?

Hand Jive was played 6 times, mostly in '86
Green Onions, once, 6-30-88
Joey was played 3 times.

How about:

Goodnight Irene, 12-31-83
How Sweet It Is, 3-25-72
I'm A Man , 3-25-72,12-10-89

Pride of Cucamonga was never played live.  I do seem to recall someone
saying that it was once played during a soundcheck.

    How 'bout "Run Run Rudolph" ... can't remember the date, early 70's I
    think ... (sombody out there with Deadbase, please ???)
    
    ... Bob
    

>       <<< Note 195.20 by BOOKS::BAILEYB "Let my inspiration flow ..." >>>
>                     -< Grateful Dead Christmas music ... >-
>
>    How 'bout "Run Run Rudolph" ... can't remember the date, early 70's I
>    think ... (sombody out there with Deadbase, please ???)
>    
>    ... Bob
 

12/15(?)/73 if I remember correctly, from Ann Arbor, MI. 

Definitely a wonderful tape. I wish my copy was of better quality.

Geoff   

    I was at the Ann Arbor shows....goooooooooood times
    
    
    How about Riot in Cell Block #9
    or Devil with the Blue Dress--Good Golly Miss Molly--Devil
    form Providence
    
    rich  (riot was not from providence)

	re: Visions of Johanna

	Played only twice, in '86.  I have a real nice copy of it from
	3/19/86 Hampton, don't have the other date...  GREAT tune!

	While scanning deadbase, I saw:

		My Baby Left Me->That's Allright Mama (!)
		
	from BCT 4/18/86.

	Ken

    How about California Earthquake?  Wasn't that only played once or
    twice?
    
    :-)
    Scott g

    Drumz->Space->The Other One->Wharf Rat :-)

sombody mentioned the rainforest benefit - yes!!! show bout the 
the "what's goin' on" Marvin tune.  Gotta have that soulful R&B.

And how many times did they do "la bamba" - more than 2 times...
but it was fun.  

ahh well.  back to work!
bob

I have a tape where they play Louie-Louie (I'll have to go home and check where
and when it is).  WMMR in Philly has a Louie-Louie parade every year, where
that's the only song that's played.  We got together a bunch of Deadheads and
marched in the parade one year, and we just played a tape with the Dead's
version over and over again as we marched.

As for the following comment in one of the replies to this note:

    Hand Jive....well I think it was played only twice once in Worchester
    and once out west I think the Centrum date was in april of 87??

I have a tape with Hand Jive, and I'm not sure if it falls into either of these
categories.  Again, I'll have to check.

- Rich Fromm

I think Run Run Rudolph (or at least one version of it) was done on
12-10-6or7 something.

I second the suggestions of Love the One Your With and La Bamba, mainly
because that is what I would have said.  And for another fun song (done
5 times but I'll suggest it anyway ....) Walkin The Dog.  I also believe 
they did Supersition, but I don't know when.

Lisa


by the way Andy - I was behind the stage Friday and groovin on the big smiles
I saw coming from a familar tye-dyed individual in the 2nd row!!  :-) :-) :-)

I think I remember a Big Boy Pete in the Kaiser November run in '85
and a Ain't Superstitious at Brendan Byrne?? in '84??  How about
the How Long Blues at the L.A. Forum in '88??  Where are my brain
cells when I need them??  ;-)

peace,
t!ng

    re .15
    
    	I belive that one was from 9/7/85,.. a definite one timer,.. and
    what a crack up. Although it is probably inaccurate to say that they
    played it,.. it was only Phil Mickey and Bob,.. and after Phil and
    Mickey bagged out from cracking up too much,.. Bobby carried on for
    maybe another vberse before running (with his tail between his legs)
    for backstage. It was one of the funniest moments in dead history.
    
    							/Bill
    

    "Let it Rock", from Josh's favorite show in Miami in '74.
    
    John

    A whole lot of great suggestions there.  Keep them coming!
    It sounds as if there is a lot of interest in this.
    Many of them I already have tapes of, some I do not have yet.
    
    Does anyone have tapes of the Academy of Music run from '72?
    There were a lot of songs played there that never saw the light
    of day again, such as "Are You Lonely for me Baby".  [I have about
    20 minutes from 22-Mar-72, including that song.  The sound is not
    too good, but I may run it anyway].
    
    Since I do have some soundcheck/practice-session/whatever tapes,
    I may include some "never played for an audience at all" songs,
    such as Pride of Cucamonga and Unbroken Chain.
    
re .28 (up close and personal!):
    
    You KNOW I was having a good time there.
    They can send me seats like that any time they want :^)

 

   Don't know if this is a "once only"

   Day Tripper from Portland ME, ahhh err , snap, sizzle, bzzzzt, -----
   
   '82 or '83 or '84 or 80-somethingerother

   How's that for precision ;^)

   Glenn_who_was_there....kinda

         <<< Note 195.33 by IMTDEV::INGALLS "Earth Day - Every Day" >>>
                                -< Day Tripper >-
>   Day Tripper from Portland ME, ahhh err , snap, sizzle, bzzzzt, -----
>   '82 or '83 or '84 or 80-somethingerother
>   Glenn_who_was_there....kinda

Yeah!  It was more like 85 or 86 though.  I kinda was with ya Glenn - 
I mean I wasn't with Glenn but I was kinda there....

That's the time it was a gorgeous warm spring day and when the show got out,
snow had blanketed Portland....a treacherous ride home ta boot.

here's a couple more:

Revolution (more than once - may have been mentioned already).
"She's an Artist" (or do they call this "She belongs to me") from Rochester 
85/86ish.

The Full HEY JUDE not just the na na na na na na heeey juuuude part.

Day-o from a New Years run with Nevilles (somebody mentioned this show earlier)

I'll second that Devil in a Blue Dress/Good Golly Miz Molly what I hot show
that was.....

Or how bout Death Letter Blues from a St. Paul tape w/ Boz Scaggs from 
73 - I could be washed up about that one BUT seem to recollect it somewhere
on a tape I have as filler (walkin blues and death letter blues???)

bob

    Howzabout "Mojo Workin'" ... from one of those '78 Winterland showz ??
    
    ... Bob
    

RE:       <<< Note 195.35 by BOOKS::BAILEYB "Let my inspiration flow ..." >>>
                  -< did they do this one more than once ??? >-

   > Howzabout "Mojo Workin'" ... from one of those '78 Winterland showz ??
    
      Yowza!




     Jim who'd love to have his tape of this show back :^)





    

Louie-Louie  Hartford 4/5/88
Hand Jive    Oakland Coliseum 12/16/86 (with Neville Bros.)

- Rich Fromm

    Rich....they did play Hand Jive (as previously satated)on 4/4/87 in
    the Centrum....and I know they played Louie-Louie another time
    as well...however did they play them more than twice????
    
    rich

have the played Hideaway more than once (21-Jun-89 @ Shoreline)?

how about (speeling warning) Funiculi Funicula (9-Jun-77 @ Winterland)?

jeff

    
    
    What about "Believe it or not."  (7/17/88 Greek)?
    (I think that's the name of it)
    
    Steve-O

They did Believe it or Not in one of the Hamilton Ontario shows last year....




Jim who likes the tune (thanks tms!)

    They did Believe it or Not in one of the Hamilton Ontario shows last
    year....
    
    ditto for Rochester in '88 (6/30). Don't know why they don't play that
    one more often...

I have a Hideaway from a Deadhead hour.  From the early seventies, in fact, I
think it's Kezar Stadium in '73.  It's definitely 73 'cause the show was
Keith's first, or first time played with Keith, or something like that.

adam

I'm pretty sure they did She Belongs to Me a few times.  I seem to recall
having seen a few.  I think I remember a Day Tripper at Chula Vista?? in
'85 (or at least somewhere out west in the last 6 years 8-).  I've also seen
that Devil with a Blue Dress/Good Golly Miz Molly sequence at Shoreline??
a few years ago, so it's not a once only thing.  Someone was talking about
Visions of Johanna - they did that at Berkeley Community Theatre in 1986.  
Why doesn't someone just check their Deadbase??  Some of us don't have all
our brain cells in order for all these memory exercises, ya know 8-).

finiculi finicula is not listed in DB IV as an official song.  They have
played this several times during equipment problems or when they ask
folks to move back.

Hideaway qualifies:

	11-7-71 (i have the tape, i think)
	06-21-89

I am not sure I am familiar with the song Believe it or Not.  I probably
am and don't realize it.  Can someone please hum a few bars for me?  :-)

Thanks!

    How about songs that are on albums that were never done live?
    I can think of 2 from Aoxomoxoa: Rosemary and What's Become of the
    Baby.
    
    Scott
    

RE:     <<< Note 195.46 by LEDS::MRNGDU::YETTO "child of countless dreams" >>>



>I am not sure I am familiar with the song Believe it or Not.  I probably
>am and don't realize it.  Can someone please hum a few bars for me?  :-)


 La da da da believe it or not...dee da da dum la da da dee dum believe it
or not...kinda like that!



>Thanks!



 You're quite welcome :^)



 

	Thanks but I still don't get it.

re: Believe it or Not

Didn't they do it at Oxford?

I guess they didn't have room for it on Built To Last.

adam

    lisa after the last la de da dum ded dum there is and awsome jam...
    then some drums and then mmore jams then la de da dum de dum belive
    it or not.....does that help
    
    rich

	a little bit rich, but I am still not there.  Can you hum
	a little louder please? I can't hear over all these people
	working near me.  :-)

How about The Raven - Baltimore 1982. I have a reasonable tape of this 
Andy if you need one. This is definately a one-timer. Believ it was done on
either the Birtday or deathday of Edgar Allen Poe. 

Definately a PHIL classic !!!!!

Jack

    Definitely a one timer,.. but can you call it a song? I don't
    think so,.. its just Phil on N2O blurtiong our Poe quips between
    balloon refills over "space" as a background.
    
    Defeintelty a ***weird*** moment in dead history
    
    							/
    

    I'm not sure how many times they did it, but not too many:
    
    The Seven
    
    It pops up in those often-mislabeled tapes from Oct. '68.
    
    Scott
    

The soundcheck from 12-12-73 at the omni has some goodies..

Blue Suede Shoes
Rip It Up
Pride


Kevin

If you have 

11/5/85 Worcester, 10/28/85 Atlanta, 12/19/73 Tampa,
12/12/81 San Mateo, any 3/72 Academy of Music, 4/18/86 BCT,
12/30-or-31/82 Oakland, 4/19/70 Family Dog, 11/8/70 Port Chester,
3/26-or-27/88 Hampton,9/26/72 Stanley Theater, 10/9/72 Winterland
6/11/69 San Francisco 

please send me email.  Those shows have songs on them that I want 
to use in next week's show.

    What we didn't get to last week
    will be this week.