Today in Grateful Dead history, I give you the first Scarlet > Fire on March 18th, 1977 at Winterland. Enjoy!

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Today in Grateful Dead history:

March 16th, 1973 at Nassau. The infamous "bust" show. Undercover cops were out in force that night, arresting people on the floor during the show. Still one of my favorite Brid Songs, though. Enjoy, heads!

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Our local jam and deadhead community suffered a devastating loss last week. Kenny was a genuine, kind human, a good friend, and a bright light in an often dark world. Truly one of the best of us. Sleep in the stars, my friend. You will be missed beyond measure.

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Today in Grateful Dead history:

On February 26th, 1977, the first Terrapin Station was performed at Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino, CA. Terrapin is an all-time favorite of mine, and 1977 is full of amazing shows. Enjoy, heads!

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Today in Grateful Dead history:

Happy hump day, heads! Here's a great show from Feb 19th, 1982. While the 80s aren't as celebrated, this is an exceptional performance. It's always nice to spend some time with Bertha and Althea. What's your favorite pre-coma 80s show?

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Seriously, name one thing that's more fun. I'll wait.

Today in Grateful Dead history:

Feb. 18th, 1971 in Port Chester, NY. The vocal quality is outstanding, and Jerry's tone is liquid gold. Enjoy this one, heads! And remember, we're going through some tough times right now, so be excellent to each other! ✌️

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Today in Grateful Dead history:

Here's a great show from Feb 17th 1973 in St. Paul, MN. The early Keith and Donna years are magic.

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