Grateful Dead - 5/3/1977 - The Palladium - New York, NY
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Published 2024-06-15
5/3/1977
The Palladium - New York, New York
Artwork by Steve Vance
~Set I~
Promised Land
Bertha
Me and My Uncle
Peggy-O
Jack Straw
Row Jimmy
Lazy Lightning ~
Supplication
Deal
Good Lovin'
Ship of Fools
The Music Never Stopped
~Set II~
Might as Well
Estimated Prophet
Sugaree
Samson and Delilah
Friend of the Devil
Eyes of the World ~
Space ~
Wharf Rat ~
Drums ~
Not Fade Away ~
Around and Around
~Encore~
Uncle John's Band
Jerry Garcia – guitar, vocals
Donna Jean Godchaux – vocals
Keith Godchaux – keyboards
Mickey Hart – drums
Bill Kreutzmann – drums
Phil Lesh – bass
Bob Weir – guitar, vocals
Recording by Betty Cantor-Jackson
All Comments (21)
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0:14 Promised Land. 5:04 Bertha. 12:45 Me & My Uncle. 16:24 Peggy-O. 24:53 Jack Straw. 30:49 Row Jimmy. 41:39 Lazy Lightning/Supplication. 50:06 Deal. 57:31 Good Lovin'. 1:04:10 Ship of Fools. 1:12:39 The Music Never Stopped. Set 2: 1:19:58 Might as Well. 1:26:21 Estimated Prophet. 1:35:11 Sugaree. 1:49:06 Samson and Delilah. 1:56:15 Friend of the Devil. 2:04:53 Eye's of the World/Space. 2:19:22 Wharf Rat. 2:30:03 Drums. 2:34:09 Not Fade Away. Encore: Uncle John's Band.
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Honestly like this show better than Cornell. Even though everyone is really “on” the show still has a chill vibe and the set list is really killer.
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Was having a rat's ass day, and this popped up in my feed. I'm calling it an intervention.
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That Peggyo is magnificent
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I left my home in Norfolk Virginia New York NY on my mind
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Saw TONS of Dead shows at Fillmore East in the late 60's and 70's (always for free) but somehow I missed this one and I live 3 blocks away. Maybe it had something to do with punk. I was SO SO in love with punk and 77 was the year it took over. Also roots reggae was at its zenith... All I listened to in 77 was punk and reggae.....still do actually
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Love that solo towards the end of. The music never stopped!! So good!
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Very nizzzze! Many thanks!
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Thanks 77!!
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A run of truly great shows: this one, Cornell, the Mosque (Richmond, Va.) Hartford ... all in one month! Then back home more incredible shows starting at Winterland (I think). The boys at or near their best night after night. "Bertha" so sweet and tender. Jerry and Donna plucking on the heart strings. Just one more example of every time you entered the venue you had no idea how changed you'd be when you left.
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The return of Jack Straw (hadn't been played since the 1974 Winterland "retirement" shows)! The crowd went mental when they broke into "We can share....." Find an aud source and check it out. The great great Grateful Dead ❤❤❤.
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Performed five days before the cult classic Cornell show. Halfway into Promised Land and can already tell this is going to be a smoking soundboard recording ✌️ 😎
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Soooo smoooth… Wow. Many thanks from the West Coast 🌊🏄♂️🌊👀🎸🔥👀💗🎤👍😄
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depicted here is artwork by Steve Vance's and it reminds me of that of the television show titled: Magic School Bus on PBS (Public Acess Channel # 13 on the dial 📺) kudos 👏
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Right on 🤙3 hours of Fun 🏄♂️
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Every time I think I find a better show this happens....Thanks !! Headphones rule!!
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That Me and My Uncle is lit af
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Just in time for Father’s Day! Thanks for putting this show up, I can’t get enough of ‘77.
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What a superb Saturday evening treat absolutely amazing , Thanks you made my night with this 1977 show that was just an amazing year of live shows. Peace Always everyone and look after each other always.👍✌️🤙🙏🎸🔊🎵🎶🎼🌠🌌
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What a lovely second set list! Perfection.👍🏻🤟🏻✌🏻🙏🏻
