Tuning

Playing In The Band ->

Shakedown Street ->

Minglewood Blues

tuning/amplifier problems (1)

Samson And Delilah

China Cat Sunflower ->

I Know You Rider

Sugaree

Man Smart (Woman Smarter)

crowd/tuning

Truckin' ->

Drums ->

Space ->

Not Fade Away ->

Black Peter ->

Sugar Magnolia

U. S. Blues

(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

outro by Bill Graham (2)

Grateful Dead

Love the Shakedown on this, you can hear them pushing thier equipment to its limits, as all bands should!

Great Show.......nice outdoor sound

OK. I know what you're saying but, "what happened to Phil's mid's"? There's a huge amount of sub bass here but the rest of his rig is m.i.a..

Could be the amplifiers melting in the noonday sun I guess. It's definitely not on this end. My rig's fine and I don't have a problem with heat in western Humboldt County.

One for the Phil fans?

The extra wah-wah on Shakedown is great.  The vocals come through fabulous!  I am assuming this is an outdoor concert on a pretty day from the sound; everybody sounds like they feel good, it's snappy and extra tight.  I really like this show, it has a singular feel to it, jazzy like, hard to pin down.... try it, you'll like it....

Interesting, different, good mood on this one...

very fun, up-tempo show.

bobby sings " ever since she went and had a sex change" instead of "living on reds, vitamin c, and cocaine"

great shakedown, samson, china cat, i know you rider, sugar magnolia, us blues, satisfaction

actually the entire thing is great, one of my favorite shows

04/16/12  The first (of two) Steve Wozniak (Apple Computer co-founder) western Woodstock-inspired major rock festivals with an impressive band line-up and production venue!  The Grateful Dead had the rise and shine Sunday breakfast time-slot. Bill Graham and all of the bands were flown in via helicopter ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/US_Festival.  There has to be a video/films somewhere that document these enormous events ~ of which offered three, on-stage, live cam viewing screens that were huge.  Unless I'm mistaken, the state-of-the-art sound system was all designed by the Grateful Dead!

The First (of two) US Festivals !!!

The Glen Helen Regional Park served a real nice Truckin' breakfast that day with a funky Shakedown Street, extra Sugaree and a whole lot of Satisfaction! Thank you band, road crew, crowd, festival organisers, and all you bootiful people, listening out there!

Breakfast in America

an easy show to overlook -- especially with the morning slot at a festival show. this show, however, crackles with energy. extremely enjoyable -- and the truckin>d/s>nfa>black peter> sugar mag is great... and us blues>satisfaction encore cooks. this show a delightful surprise

explosve show

I woke to tinkeling sounds. Drifting through my sleep and waking me to a reality that was seemed infused with dreams. I am 10 years old, waking up in a hot camper at the 1982 US festival. My mom stayed home and my dad packed my sister  and myself up in our camper and we went to to the 3 day festival.  It was hot. I remember a cool creek and misting showers. I remember watching through binoculars at a wildly dancing naked man.  I remember acts upon acts of great music. But the Grateful Dead stole my heart. I belonged to these people with their happy smiles and prankster spirits. Fast forward to my college years; my husband and I traveling to shows on our college breaks, camping in forests and falling in love. Jerry died before we could take our baby to see them. Time passed and kids grow up. Last summer we travelled to some Dead and Company shows and felt renewed and filled up. This summer we are taking our daughter on the road for Dead and Company's summer tour.  The music never dies.

A child's perspective

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Allahu Akbar!!!

Grateful Dead Live at Glen Helen Regional Park on 1982-09-05