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Friday, September 1, 2017

Chuck Berry - 1980-09-01 - Seattle WA (SBD)

Chuck Berry
1980-09-01
Bumbershoot
Seattle, WA
FM broadcast.
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. Instrumental
02. School Days
03. Sweet Little Sixteen
04. Roll Over Beethoven
05. Memphis, Tennessee
06. Rock and Roll Music
07. Maybellene
08. Carol
09. Little Queenie
10. Oh Baby (You Don't Have to Go) / Louisiana Blues
11. Bio
12. Around and Around
13. (You Got Me) Reelin'
14. The Promised Land
15. Johnny B. Goode
16. Reelin' and Rockin


In their 30 year career spanning over 2300 concerts, the Grateful Dead played 484 different songs. Only 17 of those tunes were played more than 400 times each, and two of them were covers of Chuck Berry songs - Promised Land (427) and Around & Around (417). The Dead also played Johnny B. Goode, probably Chuck's most famous tune, 284 times live. In December 1971, the Dead played Chuck's Run Rudolph Run a half a dozen times live. Two other Chuck Berry tunes, Let It Rock & You Never Can Tell, were often played live by the Jerry Garcia band. One other connection between The Dead and Chuck - the two appeared on a double bill at the Fillmore West in San Francisco on March 19, 1967. This soundboard recording captures Chuck live in Seattle on September 1, 1980, 37 years ago today. The set list includes all 3 of Chuck's songs that the Dead played most often!






2 comments:

La Piazza Gancio said...

Wow! Never seen this show before. He sounded revitalized on 1979's 'Rockit'. Hopin' that carries over here!

Thanks speedy!

Anonymous said...

Chuck Berry also opened for the Dead at the last show that I saw. Memorial Day weekend '95 in Portland.

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