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04/22/78
Nashville Municipal Auditorium - Nashville, TN

Set 1:
Bertha
Good Lovin'
Candyman
Looks Like Rain
Tennessee Jed
Jack Straw
Peggy-O
New Minglewood Blues
Deal

Set 2:
Lazy Lightnin'
Supplication
It Must Have Been The Roses
Estimated Prophet
Eyes Of The World
Drums
Not Fade Away
Wharf Rat
Sugar Magnolia

Encore:
One More Saturday Night

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Comments:

I was particularly happy to finaly heaqr this show. It is really no different from the other shows at this
time, but I grew up in Nashville and really enjoyed hearing hoe it soounded!
I am still looking for the 73 vanderbilt show and the 73 wallace wade stadium in Durham. By the way i still love the high school sweet heart that never knew named Mary Ann, from Beech.

Peace to all and "its my lightning too"
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not the best sound but this show is a gem! for fans of jack straw and wharf rat this is a must have, enjoy.
- (05/15/2007)


Dave's Picks 15
-M C (07/15/2015)


With Dave's Pick Vol. 15, I finally listened to this '78 Nashville GD show. AMAZING!!! I have listened twice now and this is unbelievably excellent performance. Better than 4-24-78 IMHO. 4-22-78 has that GD X Factor just dripping off the recording. Almost everything is just exactly perfect.

I need to listen to 4-21-78 now; I have only heard the Stella Blue.
- (08/03/2015)


This may be my favorite 78 show. The Red Rocks shows are right there too. High energy throughout. I am guessing the band was jazzed to play in Nashville. Peggy-O is great. My favorite Supplication and the Estimated jam is a must listen. The Wharf Rat is special. The Daves Pick remaster is spot on.
- (06/27/2016)


The deal final refrain is insane, coming in at 43
"dont you let that deal go down" repeated in a row,
no "waits" counted.
This is, i believe, the longest on record (but 2-6-79 tulsa) has no audible record to check.
afterward bob says
"We quit, see yall later."
-Anonymous (03/21/2017)


As arranged on Dave's Picks 15:

Disc 1

Bertha 7:27
Good Lovin' 6:48
Candyman 7:26
Looks Like Rain 8:16
Tennessee Jed 9:33
Jack Straw 6:12
Peggy-O 8:16
New Minglewood Blues 6:12
Deal 7:24

Disc 2

Lazy Lightning 3:38
Supplication 6:42
It Must Have Been The Roses 8:22
Estimated Prophet 12:36
Eyes of the World 12:25
Rhythm Devils 14:09

Disc 3

Not Fade Away 11:20
Wharf Rat 12:06
Sugar Magnolia 10:07
One More Saturday Night 5:12

-Bookkeeper (07/21/2019)


+1 for the Supplication, hell for Lazy Lighting too. Compare with 5/22/82, another favorite for this pair. Which one is better?
- (09/19/2019)


From Estimated to the end is really, really great. Really ripping initial solo in Estimated. A solid Eyes for the era. I love the late 70s NFAs - they're sort of bouncy and very jammy and very fun, in my opinion. There's a solo in Wharf Rat that knocked my socks off - generally that's my highlight of this show. A solid Sugar Mag and Saturday Night to close it, and that's a wrap on another excellent April 78 show.
- (08/22/2023)


Strong Wharf Rat with a nice transition into SM.
-fz (03/13/2024)


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Band Configuration
(10/20/74 - 02/17/79)

Lead Guitar: Jerry Garcia
Rhythm Guitar: Bob Weir
Bass: Phil Lesh
Keyboards: Keith Godchaux
Drums: Bill Kreutzmann
Drums: Mickey Hart
Backup Vocals: Donna Godchaux

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