Robert Hunter
1978-03-27
Shady Grove
San Francisco, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Talking Money Tree
02. Terrapin Station >
03. Dire Wolf >
04. Brown Eyed Women
05. Yellow Moon
06. Box Of Rain
07. Maybe She's A Bluebird
08. Scarlet Begonias
09. Rose Of Sharon
10. Wild Bill
11. Big Wind
12. Let Me Go Again
13. Alligator Moon Suite:
- Mesa Linda >
- Domino > Cigarette, and Melina
- Domino >
- Blue Note >
- New East St. Louis Blue
14. Battle Of New Orleans
15. Jesse James
16. Tales Of The Great Rum Runners
17. Tiger Rose
18. Ballad Of Buddy Holly
19. It's True
20. Standing At Your Door
21. Cruel White Water >
22. Last Flash Of Rock 'n' Roll
23. Come Home To Me
24. Friend Of The Devil >
25. Promontory Rider
26. Train Train
1978-03-27
Shady Grove
San Francisco, CA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Talking Money Tree
02. Terrapin Station >
03. Dire Wolf >
04. Brown Eyed Women
05. Yellow Moon
06. Box Of Rain
07. Maybe She's A Bluebird
08. Scarlet Begonias
09. Rose Of Sharon
10. Wild Bill
11. Big Wind
12. Let Me Go Again
13. Alligator Moon Suite:
- Mesa Linda >
- Domino > Cigarette, and Melina
- Domino >
- Blue Note >
- New East St. Louis Blue
14. Battle Of New Orleans
15. Jesse James
16. Tales Of The Great Rum Runners
17. Tiger Rose
18. Ballad Of Buddy Holly
19. It's True
20. Standing At Your Door
21. Cruel White Water >
22. Last Flash Of Rock 'n' Roll
23. Come Home To Me
24. Friend Of The Devil >
25. Promontory Rider
26. Train Train
1978: Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir weren't the only members of the Grateful Dead who was on tour in March 1978. Robert Hunter, the band's long time lyricist was was included in their Rick & Roll Hall of Fame Induction, also performed a series of shows that month, backed by his band Comfort. On some nights, such as the March 17 show I saw at the Capitol, he was leading in for Jerry Garcia. On other nights, such as this March 27 show in San Francisco, captured in this soundboard recording, he and Comfort were out of their own. This 1978 shows by the way, reflects a are a unique period for Hunter, as he only worked with Comfort for about a year, from May 1977 to May 1978.



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