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08/05/89
Cal Expo Amphitheater - Sacramento, CA

Set 1:
One More Saturday Night
Cold Rain And Snow
We Can Run
Stagger Lee
Stuck Inside Of Mobile
Row Jimmy
Let It Grow

Set 2:
Hey Pocky Way
Playin' In The Band
I Know You Rider
Terrapin Station
Drums
Standing On The Moon
Throwin' Stones
Not Fade Away

Encore:
U.S. Blues

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Comments:

A rare Chinaless Rider...and a damn good run of shows in Sacramento!
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i can hardly express how much this show meant(means)to me and the course my life took after it.........the three show run was unbelievable! what 24 songs the 1st night then 15 and the shows were both equal !!!!!!! jerry was on fire PLAYIN> RIDER are you shittin me
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Heavy. 1st 1/2 of 2cnd set just amazing. My favorite Hey Pocky way, check out Brent-Phil-Jerry during the jam. And Playin-rider, I remember being deep into the jam then sensing Rider, the crowd just came more and more alive peaking with Phil's bass notes before "I'd shine my light..". Check it out )
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Saturday Night to start off the show...you know it's only going to get better from there on in...

Playin'>Rider>Terrapin.....now that is some combo. Jerry gives his last breath on "a north bound train" part of Rider after a seamless transistion from Playin'

SOTM-10TH of 75 times played.

Good show w/2 rare Brent Tunes "We Can Run" and Hey Pocky Way.

-Perrinswolf (07/10/2008)


You're calling "Hey Pocky Way" a "Brent Tune" just because he sings it? Does that make "Stuck Inside of Mobile" a Bobby tune? I don't think so . . .
- (08/17/2012)


Hey knowtoreus, well, yes, it does make SIOM a Bobby tune in this context. He's not talking about who wrote, but who sang it that night dumass.
-Steve (11/11/2013)


On top of what my learned friend steve has said, it is also a brent tune considering they stopped playing it after he died. last one is 7/22/90 i believe. And yes, SIOM is a bobby tune, just like Queen Jane and Desolation Row, Bob Dylan may have wrote it, but Bobby is the one who sang em, which i'm assuming means he was the one who decided the band should play em. Context is everything.
-Murphy (05/12/2014)


during Playing fantastic back screen light show/visuals of Jerry Bobby Phil and Brent merging close-ups in to a Mt Rushmore pose of the band,,,turned to stone indeed
- (08/05/2017)


... thanks Sirius for playing the 8/5/1989 Cal Expo today...

this is just 1 of the 25 Cal Expo shows I attended from 84 to 94 & & & always wished Jerry had made it to the late August 1995 dates he & the boys had scheduled....

IKO IKO on & on...
tyedyetom
- (09/05/2020)


>>> thank you Sirius for sharing the 8/5/1989 Sacramento, CA show with us today for the 7:00 AM TIGDH show ...

Set 2:
Hey Pocky Way
Playin' In The Band
I Know You Rider
Terrapin Station

iko iko forever & a day …
tyedyetom

- (01/30/2021)


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Band Configuration
(04/16/79 - 07/23/90)

Lead Guitar: Jerry Garcia
Rhythm Guitar: Bob Weir
Bass: Phil Lesh
Keyboards: Brent Mydland
Drums: Bill Kreutzmann
Drums: Mickey Hart

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