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Esoteric Jeff (7/7/2026 4:42:02 PM)
A delightful "minor" show from the long hot summer of 1974. This southern Virginia show skips the heavy jamming almost entirely - a set-ending PITB is as close as it gets - and instead we get a weird but fun show: Donna ducks out early with some kind of food poisoning (she leaves after Row Jimmy), and Keith confines himself to Fender Rhodes, which gives the songs a new flavor.
A fun surprise!
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David (7/7/2026 2:17:04 PM)
This show is clear af. Jerry sounds incredible.
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Podroy (7/7/2026 11:53:40 AM)
Jammed out US Blues
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RoadTrippin91 (7/7/2026 11:20:34 AM)
Excellent and unique show. Great 25 min playing in the band. No caterwauling. 11/10
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MulveyWorld (7/7/2026 8:14:36 AM)
This was my fifth show, and it is a unique and underappreciated outlier. There’s no monster jam for a 1974, and Gary Lambert has called this the most random Grateful Dead show ever. Keith played a Fender Rhodes electric piano that night but was back on grand piano two nights later at the Capital Centre. The U.S. Blues-> “Jerry Won’t Stop Jam”-> Promised Land is a one-of-a-kind joy to hear. Enjoy!
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Dreadful Grape (7/7/2026 7:53:34 AM)
The infamous show where Donna had an adverse reaction to some meds and had to be hospitalized!
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cowboynealatthewheel (7/7/2026 7:32:48 AM)
Hell yeah! Finally a wall of sound show! More good stuff plz
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Jack Ol Boy (7/7/2026 6:46:58 AM)
That Tennessee Jed , whoo !
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