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J.Henrikson

a weekly hour of the best live Grateful Dead music

The Deadpod

This week's Deadpod drops us into the Spring 1992 tour, catching the band at the Nassau Coliseum for a rockin' first set that showcases both Phil Lesh and Bruce Hornsby — in what would turn out to be Bruce's final tour with the band.
 
 The set runs a bit short, but that was pretty typical for the latter-day Dead. No matter — the band is in fine form. Phil kicks things off leading the charge on 'Greatest Story Ever Told,' followed by a rousing 'Bertha.' 'Stagger Lee' is another Lesh showcase, though the whole band locks in beautifully by the end. 'Beat It On Down The Line' opens with a full nine-beat intro before Phil delivers a genuine surprise — a standout vocal on 'Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues,' one of my personal favorite Dead covers. Bruce then steps forward on a heavy, honky-tonk-tinged 'Tennessee Jed.' The boys close out the set on a high note with a spirited 'Promised Land,' Bruce adding a nice solo to send everyone home happy.
 
You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: 
 
 Grateful Dead
 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
 Uniondale, NY 3/12/1992 - Thursday
 
 One 
 
 Greatest Story Ever Told 
 Bertha 
 Walkin' Blues 
 Stagger Lee 
 Beat It On Down The Line 
 Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues 
 Tennessee Jed 
 The Promised Land 
 
 http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod032026.mp3 
 
Thank you for your kind support my friends.

Dead Show/podcast for 3/20/26

This week on the Deadpod, we've got the second set from the Grateful Dead's Mardi Gras show on March 3rd, 1987. After the parade winds through, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band joins the boys for a loose and funky "Iko Iko." It takes a minute for everyone to sync up, but it's all part of the fun — you can feel how much they're enjoying themselves.
 
 The set really kicks into gear with "Saint of Circumstance," followed by a gorgeous "Terrapin Station." Out of "Drums" and "Space," the band fires up "Gimme Some Lovin'," then slides into a sweet "Wharf Rat," "Throwin' Stones," and a big "Touch of Grey" to close things out.
 
 Jerry trips up on a line during the "Brokedown Palace" encore, but the crowd — and the band — help him along. It's one of those perfectly human Dead moments that make this show fun to hear.
 
Grateful Dead
 Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center
 Oakland, CA 3/3/1987 - Tuesday
 
 Two 
 
 Iko Iko [9:20] ;
 Saint Of Circumstance [6:53] ;
 Terrapin Station [12:32] >
 Drums [7:33] >
 Space [6:40] >
 Gimme Some Lovin' [5:05] >
 Wharf Rat [9:08] >
 Throwing Stones [8:42] >
 Touch Of Grey [5:34]
 
 Encore 
 Brokedown Palace [5:26] 
 
You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: 
 
 http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod031326.mp3 
 
thanks so much for your kind support!

Grateful Dead

This week we return to the post-coma Dead of early 1987 - this show took place on March 3, 1987 at the Kaiser Convention Center in Oakland. I happen to think the band, and Garcia, shows a real rebound here and hope you agree.
 
The opening 'Quinn the Eskimo' is a perfect way to elevate the crowd's mood, and Jerry does a fine job on the vocals.. it flows into a nice 'Greatest Story Ever Told ' and Jerry again hits it with a fine 'Loser'. 'Minglewood and 'Tons of Steel' are both well performed, and Bobby does some nice jamming on a fine version of 'Cassidy' 
 
The highlight of this set has to be fhe 'Mississippi Half-Step'. I think you'll agree that this one reaches a high note, and the set closing 'Promised Land' finishes things off with some great energy. 
 
 
 
Grateful Dead
 
Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center
 Oakland, CA 3/3/1987 - Tuesday
 One
 
 The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) [4:32] 
 Greatest Story Ever Told [3:59] 
 Loser [7:08] 
 New Minglewood Blues [7:05] 
 Tons Of Steel [5:14] 
 Cassidy [6:10] 
 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo [9:15] >
 The Promised Land [4:15]
 
You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: 
 
 http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod030626.mp3 
 
 
 
thank you for your kind support.. 
 
..."may the four winds blow you safely home.."

Dead Show/podcast for 3/6/26

This week on the Deadpod, we roll into the second set from the band's show at Pauley Pavilion, UCLA, on February 21, 1982.
 
 The set kicks off with a lively China → Rider that flows effortlessly into a spacious Estimated Prophet. The jam here has a jazzy, relaxed vibe, with Bobby laying down some especially tasteful rhythmic textures. Eyes of the World follows — played at that brisk early-'80s tempo that might not be everyone's favorite, but Garcia's soaring fills more than make up for it.
 
 After Drums and Space, the band launches into a fascinating Not Fade Away, led off by a wonderful Phil Lesh intro that gradually gathers steam as each player adds their voice to the mix. It builds into a full-on whirlwind, topped by some of Bobby's trademark calls to the crowd. A heartfelt Brokedown Palace encore closes things out beautifully after a spirited Sugar Magnolia.
 
 
 
Grateful Dead
 Pauley Pavilion - University of California
 Los Angeles, CA 2/21/1982 - Sunday
 
 Two 
 China Cat Sunflower >
 I Know You Rider >
 Estimated Prophet >
 Eyes Of The World >
 Drums >
 Space >
 Not Fade Away >
 Stella Blue >
 Sugar Magnolia
 
 Encore 
 Brokedown Palace
 
You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: 
 
 http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod022726.mp3
 
Thank you so much for your kind support

Dead Show/podcast for 2/27/26

Today we head back to February 1982 and the Pauley Pavilion at UCLA for a fine‑sounding tape of a very tasty Grateful Dead set.
 
 They come out of the gate with a wonderful Shakedown; Brent and Phil are all over this one, and it makes for a perfect opener.
 
 A gritty New Minglewood Blues follows, with Bobby leaning into the slide work here and again later on Little Red Rooster.
 
 Jerry is in strong voice on Friend of the Devil and a spacious Bird Song, and the set wraps up in unusual fashion with Bertha sliding straight into Man Smart (Woman Smarter) as a first‑set closer.
 
 Grateful Dead
 Pauley Pavilion – University of California
 Los Angeles, CA – 2/21/1982 – Sunday
 
 One
 Shakedown Street >
 New Minglewood Blues 
 Friend Of The Devil 
 Me And My Uncle >
 Big River 
 Bird Song 
 Little Red Rooster 
 Bertha >
 Man Smart (Woman Smarter)
 
You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: 
 
 http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod022026.mp3

Dead Show/podcast for 2/20/26

Welcome to this week's Deadpod! We're diving into the second set from the Grateful Dead's homecoming performance at the Oakland Coliseum on February 26, 1990 — the middle night of their Mardi Gras run.
 
The boys were clearly thrilled to be back in the Bay Area, and that energy radiates through this exceptional set. The pre-drums sequence is absolutely stellar: nearly 30 minutes of Scarlet > Fire flows seamlessly into a spirited Playing, which then blooms into the full Terrapin suite. It's the kind of sustained improvisation that reminds you why these songs belong together.
 
Coming out of Space, the emotional arc deepens — I Need a Miracle's urgency gives way to one of Jerry's most tender Stella Blues of the era, before Bobby unleashes a joyful, rollicking Lovelight that brings everyone home. The Baby Blue encore provides the perfect denouement to a magical night.
 
This Mardi Gras run always promised good times, and the band delivered in spades.
 
Grateful Dead
 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena
 Oakland, CA | February 26, 1990 (Monday)
 
Set 2
 Scarlet Begonias [13:02] >
 Fire On The Mountain [15:42]
 Playing In The Band [9:58] >
 Terrapin Station [12:54] >
 Drums > Space >
 I Need A Miracle [4:59] >
 Stella Blue [8:53] >
 Turn On Your Love Light [5:58]
 
Encore
 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue [7:13]
 
Listen to this week's Deadpod here: http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod021326.mp3
 
Happy Valentine's Day, everyone!

Dead Show/podcast for 2/13/26

As we roll into February this week's Deadpod comes from the second night of the Mardi Gras run of 1990. I think the boys are in good spirits here and we have some nice treats here in set one, with more to follow in next week's second set.
 
 Bobby opens with 'Hell In A Bucket' and you can tell how much he enjoys delivering it. Following a nice 'Peggy-O' we get another spirited Bobby number with a really good 'Walkin' Blues'. 'Ramble On Rose' always picks things up, then we get some encouragement for Phil to sing, and he obliges with a great 'Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues'. 
 
The somewhat short set concludes with 'Music Never Stopped' into 'Don't Ease Me In'.
 
Grateful Dead
 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena
 Oakland, CA 2/26/1990 - Monday
 One - [0:50:16]
 
 Hell In A Bucket [6:54] 
 Peggy-O [6:36] 
 Walkin' Blues [6:14] 
 Ramble On Rose [7:52] 
 Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues [5:59] 
 The Music Never Stopped [7:04]
 Don't Ease Me In [3:42] 
 
You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: 
 
 http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod020626.mp3 
 
'Winter gray and falling rain, we'll see summer come again'
 
 thanks for your kind support

Dead Show/podcast for 2/6/26

This week I decided to go back and pick up this second set from the band's performance back on January 16, 1970 at Springer's Inn in Portland Oregon. 
 
 This recording has some issues - especially during the first two numbers - the Cumberland Blues is cut both at the start and the end, and Me & My Uncle is cut at the start. I've included both out of a love of completeness and because they still sound great. Some highlights here include a wonderful 'Dire Wolf' - with an admonition from Jerry to sing along, a fine 'Uncle John's Band' and Pigpen's 'Easy Wind'. I think you'll enjoy the rest of this set as well, especiall if you are a fan of 'Anthem of the Sun'.. 
 
 
 
 Grateful Dead
 January 16, 1970
 Springer's Inn 
 Portland, OR 
 
 Set 2
 
 //Cumberland Blues//
 //Me & My Uncle->
 Dire Wolf
 Uncle John's Band
 Easy Wind
 Cryptical Envelopment ->
 Drums ->
 The Other One ->
 Cryptical Envelopment ->
 Cosmic Charlie
 
You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: 
 
 http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod013026.mp3 
 
"Such a long, long time to be gone
 And a short time to be there"

Dead Show/podcast for 1/30/26

Honoring Bob Weir
 
1947-2026 
 
 
 
This week on the Deadpod I want to conclude my presentation of the Ratdog performance that took place back on November 2, 2000 in Columbia Missouri. 
 
I'll let the music speak for itself, and hope that you enjoy this recording. I was lucky enough to meet Bob and the band this evening and the show has always had a place in my heart. 
 
Fare thee well, Ace. 
 
 
 
Bob Weir & Ratdog 
 The Blue Note, Columbia Missouri
 11/2/2000 - Thursday
 
 set 2:
 
 West L.A. Fadeaway+
 Lost Sailor >
 Saint of Circumstance >
 Bass/Drums >
 The Wheel >
 Turn On Your Lovelight 
 
 encore
 Johnny B Goode
 + w/Johnnie Johnson 
 
You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: 
 
 http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod012326.mp3 
 
 
 
thank you for your kind support.

Dead Show/podcast for 1/23/26

RIP Bob Weir
 
1947-2026
 
The passing of Bob Weir this last week brought us all shock and sadness. Speaking for myself I wasn't ready for Ace to be gone, and I know it will hurt for a long time. Since there there have appeared countless tributes and appreciations for his talent, character and life. I won't try to add another one here. What I've decided on is to present to you this week a show that meant alot to me, that took place back when I was doing a Grateful Dead show on KOPN radio in Columbia Missouri. This show took place in an intimate venue called the Blue Note in Columbia Missouri back on November 2nd, 2000. We were thrilled to have Ratdog come to our town, and to be playing across the street from our station. I think they put on a great show and I decided to play that here on the Deadpod in its entirety this week and next as my remembrance of Bob. I hope you enjoy it. 
 
Bob Weir and Ratdog
 
The Blue Note, Columbia Missouri 11/2/2000 - Thursday
 
Set 1: 
 
Blackbird
 The Winners
 When I Paint My Masterpiece
 Playin' In the Band
 I Need A Miracle *
 Little Red Rooster *
 All Over Now *
 Odessa
 
 *w/Johnnie Johnson-without Jeff Chimenti 
 
You can listen to this week's Deadpod here:
 
 http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod011626.mp3 
 
Here's a picture of Bob and myself after that show:

Dead Show/podcast for 1/16/26

This week we have some 'Good Ol'Grateful Dead' for your listening pleasure.. This comes to us from Springer's Inn in Portland Oregon on January 16, 1970. 
 
The opening 'Casey Jones' has a number of sound problems, but bear with it the rest of the set is quite good - especially when you consider it is 55 years old.. There are a number of highlights here - the 'Black Peter' is exceptionally soulful, and Pig gives a great rap and jam in 'Hard To Handle'. I love the 'China Cat' as well - listen for Garcia before his second solo.. 'Good Lovin' and 'Dancin' are each awesome as well. Nothing needs be said for a 'Death Don't Have No Mercy' set closer... if indeed this was the end of set 1 - we don't know for sure it could have been one long set.. 
 
Grateful Dead
 Springer's Inn
 Portland, OR 1/16/1970 - Friday
 
 --Set 1--
 
 Stage Announcements
 Casey Jones*
 Mama Tried
 Black Peter
 Hard to Handle
 China Cat Sunflower ->**
 I Know You Rider
 High Time
 // Good Lovin'***
 Stage Announcements
 Dancin' in the Streets
 Alligator ->****
 Drums ->
 The Eleven Jam ->
 Death Don't Have No Mercy
 
You can listen to this week's Deadpod here: 
 
 http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod010926.mp3 
 
thank you for your kind support. 
 
peace.

Dead Show/podcast for 1/9/26

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