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1 Show Found

07/06/95
Riverport Amphitheatre - Maryland Heights, MO

Set 1:
Mississippi Half-Step
Take Me To The River
Big Boss Man
Me And My Uncle
Big River
Brown-Eyed Women
Cassidy

Set 2:
Eyes Of The World
Unbroken Chain
Samba In The Rain
Truckin'
He's Gone
Drums
Space
The Last Time
Stella Blue
Around And Around

Encore:
Liberty

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Comments:

The Unbroken Chain was slop city...as was the whole tour.
-


I remember having a very bad feeling after this show. Too bad we didn't go to Chicago.
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Final Eyes and Stella...
-patch


Me & My Uncle>Big River
274 or 274 times played=last time.

-Perrinswolf


I *didn't* have a bad feeling after *this* show. Things were getting weird, and the show the night before was sub-standard; however, they were really on for this one. It occurred to me during "Last Time" that this *could* in fact be the last time, then "Stella" brought tears to my eyes.
- (11/02/2007)


final Truckin
-Patrick (12/08/2007)


LAST STELLA BLUE...
-Aaron V (12/23/2008)


please people, no one knew anything,"i knew it was the end" stop already!
-steve (03/25/2009)


I agree Steve. Everyone seems to have that "feeling"

-Jason (04/03/2009)


I knew it was the end at Highgate '94...surprised they made it this far.
-Anonymous (02/19/2010)


Nothing's over til' we say it's over! The Music Never Stopped!
-bnork (03/07/2013)


I did not see this show but caught several on the west coast. I'll take any bad dead show now man. Wouldnt you?
- (10/29/2013)


Just listened to 1/2 step and about 40 seconds of Take Me to the River. How did anyone find this band listenable after maybe '92? This is pathetic
- (07/26/2014)


My right knee is so very sore. Could that possibly mean that we're expecting rain? I wish I lived closer to Tulsa. I've recently discovered arugula. There's a town called Dublin in Georgia, too. I recently purchased an oscillating fan online. I always prefer spring water over purified water. Macadam roads have better gripping quality than asphalt. I had 3 deer in my back yard last nite, but a few moments later, they had vanished. We saw a Native American crying by the roadside last week, and the bloke I was riding with told me that he was tempted to roll down the window and say, "Hey, smoke a peace pipe, chief", but I quietly advised him against it. I have not picked up a Frisbee in years. My allergies prevent me from buying a puppy. Don't ever use a propane turkey fryer in your garage. Very small rocks don't float in water, but sometimes they will in gravy. No one has ever told me I have junk in the trunk. Perhaps someday. I'm handy with a cordless drill, but just the smaller ones. I've been to the top of the mountain ... almost. Bye for now.
-Hoz (12/18/2014)


lol
-Anonymous (03/24/2015)


For me, no Grateful Dead show was ever 'hard to sit through'. However, from 1993 onwards it was clearly not as good as it had been (and I saw 100+ shows during those last few years). Some might argue that 1992 was also not so hot either. Hmmmmm....yeah, I'll not argue against that either.

But the main reason I'm posting this comment here is because I want to note that there was a Big Boss Man played at this show. What the...? Where did that come from? They had not played it since Summer of 1990, and this version in St. Louis was the only version of Big Boss Man done with Vince.

Considering that Big Boss Man was played on and off going all the way back to 1966, and then basically hung up in 1990, I never thought I was going to see it (I started going to shows in 1988, but they only played it 4 times between 1988 and 1990, and I never saw it during that time).

So yeah, the last few years had a lot of problems, but even a clunker Grateful Dead show was still the best place to be on planet Earth. And the band could still surprise me once in a while with a tune that they would dust off, which I could then, in turn, cross off of my 'trainspotting' list.
- (07/06/2018)


final Last Time
-Anonymous (08/18/2018)


Final He’s gone. Pretty much final everything.
-Kdead (08/12/2019)


.....excellent version of Big Boss Man...its was only the last of 75 times played ... The boys played 60 times from 1966 - 1972 & then 9 years later for 14 more times from 1981 - 1990 & the very last time on the 3rd from last show 7/6/1995 ...

iko iko for eternity ...
-Anonymous (07/30/2021)


While this show was the final appearance of many songs, it marked the first BIG BOSS MAN since 1990...interesting...the last "bust out!"

Well you aint so bad, youre just tall thats just about all
-Heitz Kaltenbork (09/14/2022)


Luckiest day of my life. Was randomly handed a big ball of opium by a random walking by at the campground, smoked a whole section of the lawn out during space, while my girlfriend got interviewed by MTV, had 2 guys come up to me afterwards and tried to convince me to take the one guy's seat for the rest of the show. I had never smoked that stuff before (or since) and was too high to really follow the conversation or move, but FINALLY gave in. Started walking away with the ticket and took my lighter out and all I saw was 1A. I got to the front row Phil Zone just as they started breaking into the last and possibly best Stella ever. Everyone around was like, "hey, where you been?" Jerry had his head cocked and looked right THROUGH me for the whole tune and poured his heart out! I had tears in my eyes the entire time...the highest and most magical moment of my life!
- (04/21/2023)


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Band Configuration
(05/19/92 - 07/09/95)

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

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