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Notes

  1. Last known performance (by GD) 1969-07-08 (129 events ago)
  2. Only known performance
  3. With David Nelson on mandolin
  4. With John Dawson on vocals and David Nelson on mandolin and vocals 123
  5. Just prior, a short horror movie clip is shown accompanied by GD playing scary sounds.
  6. Bobby sings 12

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  • July 9-12, 1970: Fillmore East
    DeadSourcesJul 19, 2012
    GRATEFUL DEAD (FILLMORE EAST, N.Y.) For the second time within two months Bill Graham's Fillmore East, N.Y. presented an evening with the...

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