The Dead along with some compratriots, (eg. This is way up there in my best of list. We had no money or tickets and BSed our way in at the back door with a line about St. Stephen Being about Stephen Gaskin. The Grateful Dead perform at Winterland on March 20, 1977 in San Francisco, California. I guess for me I agree with the earlier comment that its the show that you always end up comparing against other shows. Wowonly 750-odd page views on this show? Probably nothing I can do because of Apple. well, here it is, one of the fundamental horizons of Rock and Roll. stephen estimated prophet are all versions that are hard to beat some what suprised that they didnt close the second set with the music never stopped but hey dancin in the streets was quite jerrtastic, anyway phenomenal concert all around easily top 5 best shows. Everything sounds good, with the exception of the vocals being to quite compared to everything else. best I've ever heard, and I was at lake placid. Simplistic and boring. Betty Board Reels are incredible. thanks! The rest of us bootleggers will not.Why remove an alternative source anyway? I've always had a twinge of regret that I abandoned college in upstate NY (Syracuse) and moved to the SF Bay Area six months before this show (in large part because I wanted to be nearer the whole SF Bay Area scene and the Dead). All I have to say is DANCIN IN THE STREETS!!! WARNING- there is a mood-altering break between St. Stephen and Morning DEW. This recording is almost as amazing, it brings it all back in spades. You have to get the 3 matrix version though, not this one. Wonderful show. Eyes is another guitar solo heaven starting with the intro. > Franklin's Tower Samson & Delilah Brown Eyed Women Good Lovin' Sunrise Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Wharf Rat > Terrapin Station > Morning Dew Encore: Sugar Magnolia Set III Comment This date is featured on Dick's Picks 3 . Prophet guitar effects and sweet solo. First of all, Donna sang backup vocals very well, and she and Jerry had great harmonizing going on. Just the solo. 110,000 people in a muddy field with temps in the high 90's. dudes..quit listening to this version. The result is WAV format files. But the best? He was still good/great over the summer of 77 with JGB and then the solo Englishtown show where he was playing electric piano(rhodes??) you can't download soundboard source shows, only audience tapes. He's alive throughout 71 and 72, and there are other dates too numerous to mention, but on the above boards you can hear him very clearly. Reviewing GD shows with letter grades (A-, B, C+ etc) is for those who should be teaching primary school. Anyway, this is a great recording of a great show! Mine is 67-69, along with 72. Blues For Allah heaven. It can always be argued that Duane Allman was the better guitarist between he and Jerry. My friend and I pulled into a campground near DeerCreek '91, and the guy next to our spot was blasting this show. This was a great day although the heat was probably as bad as Watkins Glen.The Tucker band were phenomenal with their high energy.Also the Rider were real good too.The GD were as always a good time concert.I had seen the Dead many times before this show but would only get to see them one more time(1991@MSG).It's sad that so many of these people are no longer with us Jerry,Toy&Tommy,George,Dave T and Spencer.Many thanks to the great memories these individuals with their bands brought us over the years R.I.P. may 77 was THE tour IMHO. web pages It was Phil & Jerry going wild on "Eyes of the World" Phil really pounds out great bellowing riffs and Jerry plays with great speed and technical whizardry. The Bertha makes the show worth downloading. Great sound quality, great momentum. Set I Terrapin Station * New Minglewood Blues They Love Each Other Estimated Prophet * Sugaree Mama Tried Deal Playing In The Band > The Wheel > Playing In The Band (Reprise) Set II Samson And Delilah Tennessee Jed The Music Never Stopped Help On The Way > Slipknot! go out and buy it, it's totally worth it! PerhapsIf this puts you in this category, have you listened to Scarlet>Fire, or AM Dew lately? Set I New Minglewood Blues Loser El Paso They Love Each Other Jack Straw Deal Lazy Lightning > Supplication Brown Eyed Women Mama Tried Row Jimmy Dancing In The Street Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet Saint Stephen > Not Fade Away > Saint Stephen > Morning Dew Encore: One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux Mississippi Half Step, Jack Straw, Tennessee Jed, Mexicali Blues-> Me & My Uncle, Friend Of The Devil, Minglewood Blues, Dupree's Diamond Blues, Passenger, Dire Wolf, The Music Never Stopped Samson & Delilah, Sunrise, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Good Lovin'-> Saint Stephen-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Wharf Rat-> Saint Stephen-> Truckin', E: Johnny B. Goode. I'm trying to DL this particular copy of EOFW into my comp. One Word: Half-Step! Overall one of my top 5 ever. Just off the the top of my head, I streamed a 72' Paris show yesterday and honestly it was pretty F . all i have to say is three reasons: scarlet fire estimated. Why? The night before is also very good, but this one trumps it for me. I used to have the tape of the second set with the Hunter S Thompson spoof at the end. I can understand why it didnt get to much play after the late 70's. I dont think I can adequately describe how beautiful this version of Row Jimmy is. Perhaps the most overrated show of all time. It's not perfect, as Fire demonstrates. Definitely NOT overrated. I knew my words (see below) would upset people and make them get defensive (see also my review of 12/31/77), but maybe I am trying to open minds myself. Archive and Bit torrent sites have really changed the face of live music collecting. He was GREAT in those years with the largest variety of sounds and jazzy interplay.Check out numerous versions of Weather report from late 73 until 10/74 when he varied his sound/keyboards and play on all the different versions as an example..Back to spring 77 I like Garcia's sound/tone better in late 77/78 etc but as a whole the band/recordings sound better from the Spring 77. on the Internet. It is pure alchemy and magic. OMG was it incredible. Thank Jah it is the "Eaton". LawrenceT wrote: I would give it a 2 but it just doesn't cut it. Grateful Dead students, get to class! Wow nice work by Rob, Does anyone notice some saturation ? Jerry's voice still young yet starting to show the wisdom of aging, Bob on point and harmonizing well, even Donna sounds good here. I actually would like to hear longer solos by JG but ya know, I'm greedy. Question: the first two copies i heard of this contained a smokin Samson and Delilah in the middle, i think between Estimated and Stephen- it was marked by a drum eff-up at the end, an extra 4 tom hits (guess Billy wanted more) any ideas where this is from? Well, take your studion version of terrapin Station and destroy it. All I have to say is Jack Straw! If you can get Keith drool out of your ears then this is a remarkable show. The sound quality is perfect. Jerry's epic-length solo over a single chord on "Dancin'" is worth the trip. Or Scarlet, Phil is ~ridiculous~ on the intro. Thank you Betty Cantor! This is probably one of the top 3 Scarlet > Fires of all time. It is not uncommon to. Sound-4, Show-5. Lots of us just graduated High School, this show marked the last time alot heads saw each other before venturing out into the real world from home. They ALWAYS sing "Ladyfinger " 8 beats after "Lower down again." Don't know if it's the best show ever -- too many great '77 shows to chose from -- but it is up there if you want, in my opinion, the pinnacle of Jerry's playing. meaning don't ask to patch in. Row Jimmy has this effect as well. 5/8/77 is a great show. Fix it and give it another go. Its a good show, its very good, but its not my fav. The dancin' is the hottest I have ever heard. It flows so well; the band is in such a great comfort zone, producing beautiful music. BLAH BLAH BLAH just everybody admit it the boys were playing as one, Phil is just sick on base Gotta love the boys. The first set takes off but the 2nd set stays up there ("you just glide there in the pure air, doin' figure eights by the pearly gates" - oh that's another song) and just never comes down. So much has been said about this show. Defiantly one of the best. I agree with deadheaddave in that this must be the best scarlet/fire they ever did. Set 1 Touch Of Grey -> Beat It On Down The Line Loose Lucy Little Red Rooster Childhood's End Dire Wolf Black Throated Wind Bird Song Set 2 Box Of Rain Shakedown Street Cassidy -> The only one I can think of that is better is 5/7/77 Boston Garden . In addition, the Loser is nothing short of spectacular. And BTW, Sound quality on this one is really great. I am one of a few thousand people that was actually in attendance on this evening so I am naturally quite a bit biased in my review but the night was pure magic. By far the highlight is the Scarlet Begonias into Fire. )For my taste Kieth's contribtion peaked in 73/74 when he had various sounds, keyboards and grand piano. Hey Guys; Remember everyones got their era. The show at the Mosque 5/25/77 is more wildly jammed and has a much better set list. five stars for just about every reason. Unquestionably. Hope to see more the show is awsome. You dont like people giving reviews and opinions? Garcia captured and branded the Grateful Dead experience, and as Garcia places . The Wharf Rat here sent shivers down my spine. These are songs are normally explosive, exploratory jams. The sheer power of the St. Stephen>Not Fade Away>St. The Peggy-O (along with the Beautiful Jam) is a career high point for the boys. Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future. i noticed that some of the bettys on archive have the channels reversed, like 2/26/77 has bob left and keith in the right channel. Phil's bass is deep and rich. Damn fine though. i though when the wall of sound and its insects were retired that the equipment issues went away? this is my all time favorite, dancing in to scarlet fire is unbelievable. 1977 was a great year for the group, leading to many wonderful releases from this year. What got me to do this was listening to Loser at the Springfield show of the same year. It was a product of the time, the vibe, the work of supremely gifted artists, synchronicityand what did we pay for tickets to this-easily one of the finest of 2500+ performances-wasn't it something like five bucks a ticket, or were we paying seven by '77? That said, i see that each one of these shows (Boston, Buffalo, Alabama, Atlanta, Baltimore, NYC, Hollywood Florida, Winterland all have their strengths) The thing that separates Barton Hall is the exceptional Morning Dew. This show is one of the best I've ever heard. If I rate it twice will it get a 10 ? I know I may get some riled up but here it goes. Man, you dudes are stupid. it's not the "best ever." This is what a soundboard should sound like. The second set is just great (Wharf Rat is otherworldly). This is a fantastic show, but Keith's oversimplistic 1-3-5 trinkling is driving me absolutely crazy. Another perfect surprise. It was founded on March 19, 1958, as the recorded music division of the American film studio Warner Bros.. Artists who have recorded for Warner Records include Madonna, Prince, Cher, Devo, B-52s, Frank Sinatra, Joni . The Palladium - May 3, 1977 last "Jack Straw": 10-20-74 [59] setlist Promised Land Bertha Me and My Uncle Peggy-O Jack Straw Row Jimmy Lazy Lightnin' Supplication Deal Good Lovin' Ship of Fools Music Never Stopped Might As Well Estimated Prophet Sugaree Samson and Delilah Friend of the Devil Eyes of the World Wharf Rat Not Fade Away Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future. How could you not dig this tune? If you do the following: Saw the boys a lot, I listen to as much music as I can and I Love this show, Great Sets, Great Audio..For everyone that thinks this IS or IS NOT the best show everits not about that. As a long time Deadhead and hearing so many shows through the years. God Bless Him. 124 . AUD; note d1t1,2 (intro and Promised) are apparently really from 4/27/77! 1, that would have been it. With this show the vocals could be a little louder, but along with the quality of songs, I haven't found one that matches it. :), 1977 is one of my favorite years for the dead. so many great shows you can go to NUGS.NET and download a pretty good version of this plus a whole lot of other great music some not, As I listen to this show I get a vision of Garcia smoking a cigarette, facing his guitar rig, turing the wheel on his tunerBob walks over and says something and they start to talk. It's embarrasing compared to this. RealPlayer is a free media player you can download at www.realplayer.com. I listened to it this past sunday, gorgeous sunny day, jumped in my car so I wouldn't be disturbed, cracked a Fosters oil can, put in disc 2 and drove 70 miles around the loop in St. Louis just jammin.Dancin-wow.First couple notes of SF magde the hair on my arms and legs stand up (even after reading all the hype)and Phils base line in SF is sick!Disc over, nearly out of breath, put in disc3 only to have Estimated start the energy up again. A Deadhead on the rise. The real treat this night was the first set, the ones where it wan't wandering but tight soooo tight. home > archive > Grateful Dead. Super recording. I think to actually consider greatest shows, one has to consider the entire performance and how it leaves you in the end. (I am thankful that I was a part of this scene.) I have to agree with the authors of the Deadhead's Compendium on this one. as many have said before this show is worth hearing for half-step and eyes. Listening to this on mothers day '22 & of course, the 45th birthday this mastery. This is a very good show, the Estimated is the best I have ever heard. estimated prophet n lazy lighting are awesome. What a Monthwhat a show. This is the one they all talk about. First, if anyone is still listening to the lossless version from Mr.Maizner, you need to redownload the remastered version by Rob Eaton. The transition is unlike any other i've heard. It's hard to compare "Dew"s from different eras, but I would say the two best of their own particular sounds, would be 10/19/73's and 5/8/77's. I won't use 5/7/77 as proof, it's not really my favorite show, however I will refer to help/slip/frank from 5/9/77 or 6/9/77, or 2/26/77 swing's terrapin, or the estimated on 5/18/77 or the terrapin from 3/19/77 the bertha from 5/9/77 the peggy-0 from buffalo or 5/5/ new haven, 4/23 fire, as amazing moments do you see a trend, he wasn't about being in your face, but what he did do was both fit amazingly with the band, and added sophistication and upper echelon tempo that other bands couldn't touch. This was a hot show The long walk too the venue was long 160thousand people if im not mistaken The outer rim of the veue had Box car barries so no one could get in the veue with out a ticket you could not see in Marshall Tucker played first they were hot Then the NEW RIDERS were great i loved thoses guys Then The Dead What a day Started of hot with promised TLEO CASIDEY LOSER JACK TENN PASSENGER HOT PEGGYO MINGEL FOTD MUSIC what a hot set The sho started at NOON and lasted till MIDNIGHT Second set was hhhhhhhhhhhot BErta GOOD lovEN LOser a litle muffeld EStimated Eyes Jerry was Great Samson Hes Gone NFA TRUCKIN that was hot at the end Truckin kickin ass By that time we were there a long time a my brother drove who was a none Dead head and wanted to leave before the Encore and we got out of the raceway real fast and as we were walking back too the car Me PHILcorsenteno MY girl friend Debbie and my brother we heard as we were walkin back to the car an hor back too the car we were parked miles away from the venue we heard on the radio TERRAPIN and i was so pissed that we left a very hot Terrapin But we were ther for about 14 hours so it was such a great day and we were up front the whole time, I know this is an over used argument but to me. This show has tons of precision, like they couldn't even do this well in a studio. man o man we got to the site like thenight before and had to park some distance away! Grateful Dead Live at St. Paul Civic Center on 1977-05-11 by Grateful Dead Publication date 1977-05-11 ( check for other copies ) Topics Live concert Collection GratefulDead Band/Artist Grateful Dead Resource DeadLists Project Search the history of over 752 billion They played facing each other most of the time, and seemed to enjoy it better than any one at the Garden that night. It's the effin' bomb show indeed. This show has always been top ten for me but it has been really creeping up my list over the last year. If you stream them you are downloading to your browser's temporary cache from there you can recover the files. Thank you, Betty! The first set alone is just amazing. Let us appreciate how this music will not be forgotten just as if it were hank williams sr. or mozart. Who cares? OK, here's the thing about the '77 shows. That's not Donna coming in early, it's Jerry missing the count & coming in late. For the last few years I thought Veneta 72 (Sunshine Daydream) would never be topped. -1 for first set. I used to have a space called "The Magic Parking Space", because it was no further to walk then paid event parking, it was free, and nobody ever figured this out over the fifteen years that I parked here. 15 Jerry's solo after the Cadillac verse is The Best Jerry Guitar Solo Ever. I completely agree about the Eyes from 10/29/73. This one dose (oops!) As a previous poster said, I have had a Betty reel of this show for several years, and to hear a sbd of this show this good is just such a treat. I was more of a Floyd guy. Just like the old days. I had this on tape for years the SHN's quality is unbelivable. 8500 close friends filling the place with energy which the band played to and played off. Don't get me wrong the tunes from the albulm created maybe great jams but the live version of Terrapin always fell apart like no other. FM Broadcast WNEW New York. plus he was still mixing in the moog on this misszippi for example. I was a brand-new deadhead in 1977 and this was one of the first shows I collected on cassette. Bikers, blow and Belushi: As usual when the Grateful Dead took Manhattan, the band's five-night stand at the Palladium in April 1977 had them all. In fact, for my money, the next night in Buffalo has tons more spark. If they don't get this gig, they probably won't get it anyway. I am by no means an expert on live Dead recordings. Sometimes that's how it goes. i have to chime in all of those who think this is the best scar>fire EVERPLEASE, for your own enjoyment and some perspective, check out 11/30/80. Here ya go everyone. That's, row jimmy, morning dew, st. stephen->Not fade away->st. It almost falls apart. He goes all out on this one, and just plays fluidly, but it remains completly behind sliding Phil, and the lyrics. Concert. There's little else that needs be said about this show (I think we all know it well), but I wanted to say thanks for posting this lovingly rendered version of a long-time favorite! Also sad that Keith was near the end of his career and his life. Just beautiful, everyone is crisp and on point and most amazing of all is the vocals, I think they were at their vocal peak(as far as live goes) on the spring '77 tour. Just because others think that its just obviously the best dead show ever doesnt mean it has to be your fav either. I agree with skr213 - Keith's playing never did it for me, either. I knew this the first time I finished hearing it decades ago and still keeps it's place as numero uno to this day.It is on Dick's Picks # 31, in all of it's insane splendor. One of their best shows ever, I don't care if some people think its "overrated". (Estimated Prophet)kind of strangewait a minutewhat are they starting to play nowSt. Stephenwhat are we doing outside?how can we get back in?.got to get back to where we belongthe exit door opensanother lost soul comes out..the security guard motions us back inwe start dancing on the floor againwide smiles on our faces againwe do belong herest. stephennot fade away (best R&R guitar work I've heard)st stephenmorning dew (where have all the people gone? great estimated prophet jam. I might agree. For our whole group of friends, it was our First' Grateful Dead Show. It is also true that everyone has different tastes and the Dead did a great job do different genres with their music. Jerry's singing was clean and consistent, his playing was sublime, maybe the best and most soulfull I have heard from any series of shows. Users have designated the following versions as heady! This is definitely a great show audio-wise and what's even more interesting is that you can hear Keith playing the organ so clearly. It was now a paycheck. This type of show is why I became a dead head. I can't afford em. Phil's bass is one of the best things about it Phil-bombs are crashing everwhere. My fav out of this show is the Loser. We can say what we think in a safe, friendly environment, and when someone disagrees and points to another show, it gives us a reason to "visit" that show.. At the end of the day, no rating. Finally got it together to get Real Player grab some music I'd been craving for decades to listen to, all because of oh-uh-um-ah, or back-from-the-DEAD, or whoever you are. This show has been said to be the best ever. I like all the Wake material from '73, like the LIG from 10/21. [2] much has been said about this dew but if your looking for the same quality then try your luck with these dates, PALLADIUM 8-6-71, HOLLYWOOD FL. Anyone else find it creepy that oh_uh_um_ah and Back_From_The_Dead are the same person? This is cool to me considering Keith wasn't really the strongest organ player but could still lay down some different colors from time to time for Jerry to solo over and accentuate the band. It is amazing, but the first is wicked. Enjoy the scarlet>fire many many times. This is a must have show. It's all happenin'! and how can anyone deny the glory of the morning dew? Donna is singing perfectly with Bobby. I know I can waitSorry but one thing that makes this recording so good is the real feel of repairs/tuning. -> Franklin's Tower Jack Straw Peggy-O El Paso Sunrise Deal Let It Grow Set 2 Dancing In The Street Dire Wolf Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Not Fade Away -> Wharf Rat -> Around And Around, Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower, Cassidy, Brown Eyed Women, Mexicali Blues, Tennessee Jed, Big River, Peggy-O, Sunrise, The Music Never Stopped Bertha, Good Lovin', Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet-> The Other One-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Comes A Time-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Uncle John's Band, Set 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Jack Straw Peggy-O El Paso They Love Each Other Big River Dupree's Diamond Blues Let It Grow Deal Set 2 Samson And Delilah Sunrise Ramble On Rose Passenger Terrapin Station -> Playing In The Band -> Drums -> Iko Iko -> The Wheel -> Wharf Rat -> Sugar Magnolia Encore One More Saturday Night, Set 1 Jack Straw, Mississippi Half Step-> El Paso, Brown Eyed Women, Minglewood Blues, Loser, Passenger, Friend Of The Devil, Me & My Uncle, Tennessee Jed, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Bertha-> Good Lovin', Candyman, Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around, E:Brokedown Palace-> E: Playin' In The Band, Set 1 The Promised Land They Love Each Other Mexicali Blues Dire Wolf Cassidy Deal Passenger Tennessee Jed New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Bertha -> Good Lovin' It Must Have Been The Roses Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Dancing In The Street -> Drums -> Not Fade Away -> Black Peter -> Around And Around, Set 1 The Promised Land They Love Each Other Me And My Uncle Candyman Passenger Brown Eyed Women El Paso Friend Of The Devil Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Deal Set 2 Samson And Delilah Tennessee Jed Estimated Prophet -> He's Gone -> Drums -> The Other One -> Black Peter -> Truckin' -> Nobody's Fault But Mine -> Iko Iko -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Johnny B. Goode, Set 1 Promised Land, They Love Each Other, Cassidy, Dire Wolf, Looks Like Rain, Brown Eyed Women, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication, Sugaree, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Samson & Delilah, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Drums-> Terrapin Station-> Around & Around, E: Casey Jones, Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower, Jack Straw, Peggy-O, El Paso, Sunrise, Deal, Let It Grow Dancin' In The Streets-> Dire Wolf, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Wharf Rat-> Around and Around, Promised Land, They Love Each Other, Me & My Uncle, Mississippi Half Step, Looks Like Rain, Peggy-O, Minglewood Blues, Friend Of The Devil, The Music Never Stopped Bertha-> Good Lovin', Loser, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Samson & Delilah*, He's Gone-> Not Fade Away-> Truckin', E: Terrapin Station, Bertha, Cassidy, Deal, Jack Straw, Peggy-O, Minglewood Blues, Mississippi Half Step-> Big River, Tennessee Jed, The Music Never Stopped Terrapin Station-> Samson & Delilah, Friend Of The Devil, Estimated Prophet, Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around, E: U.S. Blues, Minglewood Blues, Mississippi Half Step-> El Paso, They Love Each Other, Jack Straw, Jack A Roe, Looks Like Rain, Tennessee Jed, Passenger, High Time, Big River, Sunrise, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain Samson & Delilah, Bertha, Good Lovin', Brown Eyed Women, Estimated Prophet, Terrapin Station-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Wharf Rat-> Playin' In The Band, E: Sugar Magnolia, Promised Land, They Love Each Other, Cassidy, Dire Wolf, Looks Like Rain, Brown Eyed Women, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication, Sugaree, The Music Never Stopped Samson & Delilah, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Drums-> Terrapin Station-> Around & Around, E: Casey Jones, Mississippi Half Step, Jack Straw, They Love Each Other, Cassidy, Sunrise, Deal, Looks Like Rain, Loser, The Music Never Stopped Samson & Delilah, Funiculi Funicula, Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower, Estimated Prophet-> Saint Stephen-> Not Fade Away-> Drums-> Saint Stephen-> Terrapin Station-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues, E: One More Saturday Night*. Barton is a huge gym and ROTC center. Much has been said of May '77, and every show has unbelievable highlights. . As (over? this show is phenomenal and boasts one of the greatest eyes ever - fast paced and funky! Treat yourself and have a listen. For those of us that are were not born or too young to hear these in their original form, in the collective environment, we have. Just a heads upthere is no link for a lossless download of the bundled shn files as is usually the case. It surely has the greatest number of separate recordings on the LAMA, and probably the most reviews. The Saturday before, May 1st, Pure Prairie League - amongst others - played at Ithaca College and got portions of a live album "Takin the Stage" out of it. Jerry's singing on Morning Dew will make you cry and go hide in a corner. To me it doesn't quite have the passion some other shows have. Tags. I'll admit, I wasn't a big fan of their late 70's studio work in my early unexpirenced days as a Dead Head, but after hearing Dancin' I sought out all their live material from '77. Definitely one of the great shows, but why are there so many out there that think this one performance is so good they feel compelled to actually dub a best dead show ever? I just wanted to write that I believe this show contains the best They Love Each Other that I have ever heard. But I love listening to it now or even a week afterwards as it was a 'radio' show.

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