Setlist at Dick's Picks, Vol. 8: Harpur College Binghampton, NY on May 2, 1970

Set One
Don't Ease Me In 278
I Know You Rider 473
Friend Of The Devil 358
Dire Wolf 296
Beat It On Down The Line 193
Black Peter 422
Candyman 103
Cumberland Blues 347
Deep Elem Blues 450
Cold Jordan 155
Uncle John's Band 389
Set Two
St. Stephen 213
Cryptical Envelopment 115
Drums 209
The Other One 836
Cryptical Envelopment 540
Cosmic Charlie 443
Casey Jones 286
Good Lovin' 911
It's A Man's World 605
Dancin' In The Streets 944
Set Three
Morning Dew 761
Viola Lee Blues 997
We Bid You Goodnight 300
Dick's Picks, Vol. 8: Harpur College
Binghampton, NY
May 2, 1970

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Setlist at Dick's Picks, Vol. 8: Harpur College Binghampton, NY on May 2, 1970

Set One
Don't Ease Me In 278
I Know You Rider 473
Friend Of The Devil 358
Dire Wolf 296
Beat It On Down The Line 193
Black Peter 422
Candyman 103
Cumberland Blues 347
Deep Elem Blues 450
Cold Jordan 155
Uncle John's Band 389
Set Two
St. Stephen 213
Cryptical Envelopment 115
Drums 209
The Other One 836
Cryptical Envelopment 540
Cosmic Charlie 443
Casey Jones 286
Good Lovin' 911
It's A Man's World 605
Dancin' In The Streets 944
Set Three
Morning Dew 761
Viola Lee Blues 997
We Bid You Goodnight 300

Show Notes

Dick's Picks 08

5/2/1970 Harpur College, Binghamton, NY


.......The concert was the finest in Harpur history ... the finest the Dead have ever given on the East Coast to my knowledge. And the finest concert I've ever seen - and that includes a three hour thing in Tompkins Square by the Blues Project, Janis and Big Brother's finest moment at the Fillmore East and also all of Woodstock...........

..........That's It For The Other One, the long first cut on the second album, endless and non-ending and phenomenal. Garcia's guitar is cosmic. Then a song I don't know. Someone told me it was the Train Song. People flopping on top of themselves. Garcia throws in a Dark Star riff I think. Sit down, people scream. Good Lovin' or maybe it was Dancing in the Streets. Pipes and Joints flow to the music. IT'S IN THE MUSIC

excerpt from: Colonial News SUNY Binghampton May 5, 1970 by Richard Walinsky

Musicians

  • Jerry Garcia - lead guitar, vocals
  • Mickey Hart - drums
  • Bill Kreutzmann - drums
  • Phil Lesh - bass, vocals
  • Ron McKernan (Pigpen) - organ, harmonica, vocals
  • Bob Weir - guitar, vocals

Credits

  • Recorded by - Bob Matthews
  • Tape Archivist - Dick Latvala
  • CD mastering - Jeffrey Norman
  • Ferromagnetist - John Cutler
  • Design - Gecko Graphics
  • Band photograph - Morris Zwerman
  • Special thanks to Ron Drumm, Katie Ellis
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Reviews

Patrick S. 6/5/2024 8:49:49 PM

"Incredible show. Best Uncle John’s Band imo. "

Kade_montana 1/12/2024 8:43:43 AM

"Did anyone hear in the intro to don't ease Mr in... someone says .. "how many drops did you put in mine"?"

Silly Billy 4/7/2023 5:23:23 AM

"The Other One Is " Liquid Magic" Good Lovin', Morning Dew and Viola Lee Bluez are so amazingly good... great year, great show."

Eric 7/15/2022 3:54:55 AM

"The best ever. It’s famous for a reason. This Good Lovin might be my favorite jam ever. Viola. If you know you know. Dancin, cryptical. Great acoustic first set. Every song is played so well. "

Noogie 12/5/2021 12:35:32 AM

"Best show of 1970? "

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