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Setlist at Grateful Dead Download Series Vol. 3: The Palestra Rochester, NY on Oct 26, 1971
Set One
Bertha
459
Playing In The Band
401
Sugaree
489
Me & My Uncle
240
Tennessee Jed
416
Jack Straw
330
Big Railroad Blues
245
Me & Bobby McGee
376
Cumberland Blues
373
Cold Rain & Snow
359
Mexicali Blues
210
Loser
406
El Paso
283
Comes A Time
489
One More Saturday Night
292
Set Two
Ramble On Rose
415
Sugar Magnolia
395
Truckin'
634
Drums
414
The Other One
967
Johnny B. Goode
261
Grateful Dead Download Series Vol. 3: The Palestra
Rochester, NY
Oct 26, 1971
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Setlist at Grateful Dead Download Series Vol. 3: The Palestra Rochester, NY on Oct 26, 1971
Set One
Bertha
459
Playing In The Band
401
Sugaree
489
Me & My Uncle
240
Tennessee Jed
416
Jack Straw
330
Big Railroad Blues
245
Me & Bobby McGee
376
Cumberland Blues
373
Cold Rain & Snow
359
Mexicali Blues
210
Loser
406
El Paso
283
Comes A Time
489
One More Saturday Night
292
Set Two
Ramble On Rose
415
Sugar Magnolia
395
Truckin'
634
Drums
414
The Other One
967
Johnny B. Goode
261
Show Notes
Grateful Dead Download Series Volume 3
10/26/1971 The Palestra - Rochester, NY
What Pigpen brought to the Grateful Dead in personality and sheer musical bravado, Keith made up for in talent and creativity at his instrument. Even though he'd been in the band for just one week, you wouldn't know it by his contributions at this Rochester concert. Aside from the incredible musicianship he incorporated into the band's sound, his presence seemed to reinvigorate the band.
The highlights here are plentiful, but of particular note are the nascent versions of "Sugaree," "Tennessee Jed," "Jack Straw," "Mexicali Blues," "Comes A Time," "One More Saturday Night" and "Ramble On Rose," all as impressive as any versions from the much-loved Europe '72 tour, but with a much more raw energy and filled with giddy newness. Add to these brand new songs staples such as "Cold Rain and Snow," "Loser," "Bertha" and "Big Railroad Blues," the show is capped off by a typically powerful "Truckin'>Drums>The Other One" jam, providing everything you could ask for from this sequence.
Musicians
- Jerry Garcia - lead guitar, vocals
- Keith Godchaux - keyboards
- Bill Kreutzmann - drums
- Phil Lesh - electric bass, vocals
- Bob Weir - rhythm guitar, vocals
Credits
- Recording - Rex Jackson
- Mastering - Jeffrey Norman
