{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-31\nDate: 1983-12-31\n\nDescription:\nDisc One/Set One: Jack Straw Peggy-O Minglewood Blues Candyman My Brother Esau Tennesse Jed Hell in a Bucket Don't Ease Me In Disc Two/Set Two: Happy New Year Sugar Magnolia Touch of Grey Estimated prophet Eyes of the World Drums Disc Three/Set Two Cont. Space Throwing Stones NFA E: Brokedown Palace Disc Three/Set Three: Big Boss Man Iko-Iko Midnight Hour Goodnight Irene\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-31", "date": "1983-12-31", "length": 1072}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-12-21 [Sun] - 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1986-12-21 [Sun] titled 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1986-12-21 [Sun]\nVenue: The Stone, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Get Out Of My Life Woman, I'll Take A Melody, Forever Young, Crazy Love, Evangeline, Tangled Up In Blue > I Want To Tell YouSet 2: Harder They Come, I Shall Be Released, Think, Stop That Train, That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day), My Sisters And Brothers > Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1986-12-21 [Sun]", "length": 981}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-04-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Wembley Empire Pool on 1972-04-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-04-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Wembley Empire Pool on 1972-04-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Wembley Empire Pool on 1972-04-08\nDate: 1972-04-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 2 Dark Star -> Sugar Magnolia -> Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks) Encore One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Wembley Empire Pool on 1972-04-08", "date": "1972-04-08", "length": 765}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-16\nDate: 1983-04-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I New Minglewood Blues Tennessee Jed Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Bird Song My Brother Esau West L.A. Fadeaway Maybe You Know Looks Like Rain > Touch Of Grey Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Uncle John's Band > Truckin' > Drums > Space > Black Queen > * # Iko Iko > * Little Star > The Other One > Black Peter > * One More Saturday Night * Johnny B. Goode * Comment Last time played, first performance since December 10, 1969 # Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Stephen Stills - Guitar, Vocals *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-16", "date": "1983-04-16", "length": 1269}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1984-10-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1984-10-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1984-10-05\nDate: 1984-10-05\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Promised Land West L.A. Fadeaway Little Red Rooster Dupree's Diamond Blues My Brother Esau Brown Eyed Women Feel Like A Stranger > Might As Well Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Other One > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia > Johnny B. Goode Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1984-10-05", "date": "1984-10-05", "length": 1158}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-02-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-02-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11\nDate: 1986-02-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider New Minglewood Blues Dupree's Diamond Blues Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Bird Song > The Music Never Stopped > Might As Well Set II Drums > *# Iko Iko *%^ Eyes Of The World > *%^ Drums > *#+ Space > Truckin' > Stella Blue > Not Fade Away Not Fade Away > %$ Hey Bo Diddley > %$ Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad %$ Comment The Neville Brothers Opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar, Tambourine $ Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass (Without Phil $) Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Art Neville - Tambourine #, Keyboards % Brian Stoltz - Percussion *, Guitar $ Daryl Johnson - Tambourine ^, Shakers +, Bass $ Cyril Neville - Percussion * William Green - Drums * ?? - Percussion $\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11", "date": "1986-02-11", "length": 1457}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-06-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1988-06-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-06-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1988-06-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1988-06-26\nDate: 1988-06-26\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo Little Red Rooster When Push Comes To Shove Mama Tried > Big River Cumberland Blues Gentlemen Start Your Engines Big Railroad Blues The Music Never Stopped Set II Touch Of Grey Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Playing In The Band Reprise > Drums > Space > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Hey Jude > Black Peter > Turn On Your Lovelight Black Muddy River Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1988-06-26", "date": "1988-06-26", "length": 1171}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1989-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1989-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1989-12-31\nDate: 1989-12-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Sugar Magnolia > Touch Of Grey > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Big Boss Man * Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Shakedown Street Set II Midnight Countdown Iko Iko Victim Or The Crime > Dark Star > Drums > Space > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Hey Jude > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: Brokedown Palace Sunshine Daydream In The Midnight Hour .... Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Bonnie Raitt - Guitar *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1989-12-31", "date": "1989-12-31", "length": 1258}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1984-04-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1984-04-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1984-04-26\nDate: 1984-04-26\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street C.C. Rider Loser Hell In A Bucket Brown Eyed Women Lazy Lightning > Supplication > Deal Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Never Trust A Woman > Drums > Space > Morning Dew > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1984-04-26", "date": "1984-04-26", "length": 1122}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1989-07-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1989-07-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1989-07-12\nDate: 1989-07-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Gray, Minglewood Blues, Mississippi Half Step, Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues, Far From Me, Cassidy, Friend Of The Devil, Promised Land Set 2 Sugaree*, Women Are Smarter*, Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Jam-> I Need A Miracle-> Dear Mr. Fantasy-> Hey Jude Reprise-> Black Peter-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: Black Muddy River * Bruce Hornsby, accordion on Sugaree and keyboards on Man Smart\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1989-07-12", "date": "1989-07-12", "length": 1118}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1989-07-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1989-07-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1989-07-02\nDate: 1989-07-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 This Land Is Your Land Good Times Sittin' On Top Of The World This Land Is Your Land Playing In The Band Crazy Fingers Wang Dang Doodle We Can Run Tennessee Jed Queen Jane Approximately To Lay Me Down Cassidy Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Friend Of The Devil Truckin' He's Gone Eyes Of The World Drums Space The Wheel Dear Mr. Fantasy Hey Jude Sugar Magnolia Encore The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo)\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1989-07-02", "date": "1989-07-02", "length": 1057}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-10-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Wembley Arena on 1990-10-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-10-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Wembley Arena on 1990-10-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Wembley Arena on 1990-10-31\nDate: 1990-10-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower Little Red Rooster Loose Lucy Me & My Uncle > Big River It Must Have Been The Roses When I Paint My Masterpiece Bird Song > Promised Land Set 2 Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Truckin' > He's Gone > Drums > Space > All Along The Watchtower > Stella Blue > Around & Around > Good Lovin' Encore: Werewolves Of London Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Vince Welnick - Keyboards Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Wembley Arena on 1990-10-31", "date": "1990-10-31", "length": 1185}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-02-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-02-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-18\nDate: 1971-02-18\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha * Truckin' It Hurts Me Too Loser * Greatest Story Ever Told > * Johnny B. Goode Mama Tried Hard To Handle Dark Star > Wharf Rat > * Dark Star > Me And My Uncle Set II Casey Jones Playing In The Band * Me And Bobby McGee Candyman Big Boss Man Sugar Magnolia Saint Stephen > Not Fade Away > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Not Fade Away > Uncle John's Band Comment Mickey's last show until 1974-10-02 E.S.P. show New Riders Of The Purple Sage opened. Ned Lagin sits in on keyboards most of the show. First time performed * Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Ron \"Pigpen\" McKernan - Hammond B3, Harmonica Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-18", "date": "1971-02-18", "length": 1336}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-08-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Salt Palace on 1981-08-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-08-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Salt Palace on 1981-08-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Salt Palace on 1981-08-12\nDate: 1981-08-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Friend Of The Devil, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Jack A Roe-> CC Rider, Althea, Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance Set 2 Might As Well-> Women Are Smarter, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Spanish Jam-> Truckin'-> Morning Dew-> Around & Around-> Good Lovin', E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Salt Palace on 1981-08-12", "date": "1981-08-12", "length": 1022}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1984-10-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1984-10-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1984-10-05\nDate: 1984-10-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha-> Promised Land, West L.A. Fadeaway, Little Red Rooster, Dupree's Diamond Blues, My Brother Esau, Brown Eyed Women, Feel Like A Stranger, Might As Well Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> The Other One-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia-> Johnny B. Goode, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1984-10-05", "date": "1984-10-05", "length": 1016}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-08-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at St. Paul Civic Center on 1982-08-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-08-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at St. Paul Civic Center on 1982-08-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at St. Paul Civic Center on 1982-08-06\nDate: 1982-08-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha-> Minglewood Blues-> Candyman, Little Red Rooster, Bird Song, El Paso, Tennessee Jed, It's All Over Now, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication-> Might As Well Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Johnny B. Goode, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at St. Paul Civic Center on 1982-08-06", "date": "1982-08-06", "length": 1052}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Mighty Time'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Mighty Time' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Mighty Time\nLyrics by: Don Nix\nMusic by: Don Nix\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Mighty Time", "date": "", "length": 643}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-10-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Lloyd Noble Center, University Of Oklahoma on 1977-10-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-10-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Lloyd Noble Center, University Of Oklahoma on 1977-10-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Lloyd Noble Center, University Of Oklahoma on 1977-10-11\nDate: 1977-10-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower Jack Straw Peggy-O El Paso Sunrise Deal Let It Grow Set II Dancing In The Street Dire Wolf Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Not Fade Away > Wharf Rat > Around & Around Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Lloyd Noble Center, University Of Oklahoma on 1977-10-11", "date": "1977-10-11", "length": 1135}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-09-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-09-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-17\nDate: 1970-09-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Truckin' False Start monitors Truckin' % Monkey And The Engineer % Dark Hollow % Friend Of The Devil % Ripple % Brokedown Palace % Box Of Rain % Rosalie McFall % Cold Jordan -> Swing Low Sweet Chariot Set 2 Sugar Magnolia % Dark Star -> Saint Stephen -> Drums -> Good Lovin' -> Drums -> Good Lovin'\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-17", "date": "1970-09-17", "length": 952}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-04-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Huntington Civic Center on 1978-04-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-04-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Huntington Civic Center on 1978-04-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Huntington Civic Center on 1978-04-16\nDate: 1978-04-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw Dire Wolf Cassidy Peggy-O Mexicali Blues -> Mama Tried They Love Each Other New Minglewood Blues Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Set 2 Samson And Delilah Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Iko Iko -> Sugar Magnolia Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Huntington Civic Center on 1978-04-16", "date": "1978-04-16", "length": 975}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1985-06-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1985-06-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1985-06-16\nDate: 1985-06-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 In The Midnight Hour -> Bertha Walkin' Blues Tennessee Jed My Brother Esau Big Railroad Blues Looks Like Rain Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo The Promised Land Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain -> Samson And Delilah Cryptical Envelopment -> The Other One -> Drums -> Space -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> I Need A Miracle -> Wharf Rat -> Turn On Your Lovelight Encore Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1985-06-16", "date": "1985-06-16", "length": 1144}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-10-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1985-10-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-10-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1985-10-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1985-10-29\nDate: 1985-10-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger Friend Of The Devil New Minglewood Blues Bird Song Hell In A Bucket Deal Set 2 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> Franklin's Tower -> Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance Crazy Fingers -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Johnny B. Goode Encore Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1985-10-29", "date": "1985-10-29", "length": 963}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-02-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-02-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11\nDate: 1986-02-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Minglewood Blues, Dupree's Diamond Blues, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Bird Song-> The Music Never Stopped-> Might As Well Set 2 Drums*-> Iko Iko*-> Eyes Of The World*-> Drums*-> Truckin'-> Stella Blue-> Not Fade Away-> E: Not Fade Away*-> Hey Bo Diddley*-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad* *with Members of the Nevelle Brothers. Encore without Phil, Weir on tamborine.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11", "date": "1986-02-11", "length": 1126}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-07-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-07-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-30\nDate: 1983-07-30\n\nDescription:\nSet I China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider It's All Over Now Brown Eyed Women My Brother Esau Big Railroad Blues Cassidy Loser The Music Never Stopped Set II Sugaree Playing In The Band > China Doll > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-30", "date": "1983-07-30", "length": 1091}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-12-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-12-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-17\nDate: 1986-12-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway > The Promised Land West L.A. Fadeaway Tons Of Steel > Little Red Rooster Tennessee Jed Desolation Row When Push Comes To Shove The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Saint Of Circumstance Cumberland Blues Samson & Delilah Ship Of Fools Man Smart (Woman Smarter) He's Gone Drums* Space The Other One Black Peter Throwing Stones Not Fade Away E: Brokedown Palace Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Sikiru Adepoju - Talking Drum * Jose Lorenzo - Berimbau, Hand Percussion *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-17", "date": "1986-12-17", "length": 1278}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Loser'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Loser' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Loser\nLyrics by: Robert Hunter\nMusic by: Jerry Garcia\nAlbum: Garcia\nFirst Performance: 1971-02-18\nLast Performance: 1995-06-28\nPublic Performances: 352\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Loser", "date": "1971-02-18", "length": 622}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-03-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Reno Centennial Coliseum on 1982-03-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-03-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Reno Centennial Coliseum on 1982-03-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Reno Centennial Coliseum on 1982-03-13\nDate: 1982-03-13\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told Friend Of The Devil C.C. Rider Brown Eyed Women Cassidy It Must Have Been The Roses New Minglewood Blues China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Feel Like A Stranger > Franklin's Tower > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Other One > Black Peter > Around & Around > Good Lovin' Don't Ease Me In Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Reno Centennial Coliseum on 1982-03-13", "date": "1982-03-13", "length": 1190}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17\nDate: 1989-07-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I Let The Good Times Roll Feel Like A Stranger Built To Last Me & My Uncle > Cumberland Blues It's All Over Now Row Jimmy When I Paint My Masterpiece When Push Comes To Shove The Music Never Stopped Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Standing On The Moon * Drums > Space > The Wheel > Gimme Some Lovin' > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Not Fade Away E: We Bid You Good Night E: Johnny B. Goode Comment With a full moon rising behind the band * Material from this show is featured in the video Downhill from Here Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17", "date": "1989-07-17", "length": 1388}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-06-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1990-06-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-06-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1990-06-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1990-06-16\nDate: 1990-06-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I Let The Good Times Roll > Truckin' > Touch Of Grey Mama Tried > Big River Friend Of The Devil Cassidy Big Boss Man One More Saturday Night Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider We Can Run Estimated Prophet > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > China Doll > Sugar Magnolia It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1990-06-16", "date": "1990-06-16", "length": 1122}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-12-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1979-12-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-12-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1979-12-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1979-12-27\nDate: 1979-12-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw They Love Each Other Cassidy Peggy-O > El Paso Don't Ease Me In Beat It On Down The Line Deal Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Samson & Delilah Eyes Of The World > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Drums > Space > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia Encore: U.S. Blues Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1979-12-27", "date": "1979-12-27", "length": 1128}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-12-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1989-12-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-12-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1989-12-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1989-12-27\nDate: 1989-12-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I Cold Rain & Snow Greatest Story Ever Told Let The Good Times Roll Althea Me & My Uncle > Big River Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues Bird Song > Promised Land Set II Iko Iko * Playing In The Band > * Crazy Fingers > Uncle John's Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > * I Need A Miracle > * Morning Dew Encore: Johnny B. Goode > Black Muddy River Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Clarence Clemons - Saxophone *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1989-12-27", "date": "1989-12-27", "length": 1210}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-12-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1989-12-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-12-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1989-12-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1989-12-06\nDate: 1989-12-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street, Walkin' Blues, Friend Of The Devil, Queen Jane Approximately, Jack A Roe, A Little Light, Victim Or The Crime, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Sugar Magnolia-> Ship of Fools*-> Terrapin Station*-> Drums*-> Jam-> The Wheel-> All Along The Watchtower*-> Standing On the Moon*, Sunshine Daydream*, E: Black Muddy River *=with Clarence Clemons EARTHQUAKE RELIEF BENEFIT\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1989-12-06", "date": "1989-12-06", "length": 1101}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-05-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Campus Stadium, UCSB on 1974-05-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-05-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Campus Stadium, UCSB on 1974-05-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Campus Stadium, UCSB on 1974-05-25\nDate: 1974-05-25\n\nDescription:\nSet One U.S. Blues ; Mexicali Blues ; Deal ; Jack Straw ; Scarlet Begonias ; Beat It On Down The Line ; Brown Eyed Women ; Me And My Uncle ; Sugaree ; El Paso ; China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider ; Around And Around Set Two The Promised Land ; Ship Of Fools ; Big River ; Tennessee Jed ; Truckin' > Jam > Space > Let It Grow > Wharf Rat ; Sugar Magnolia > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > One More Saturday Night Encore Casey Jones\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Campus Stadium, UCSB on 1974-05-25", "date": "1974-05-25", "length": 1105}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-09-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-09-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-15\nDate: 1990-09-15\n\nDescription:\ndsbd > dat > dat > dat@44k transfer: Sony D8(modified) > dat@44K > wavelab5.0 > wav > flac16 thanks to Ben Dover for this source Disc 1 set 1 01 Touch Of Gray 02 Walkin' Blues 03 tuning 04 Candyman 05 tuning 06 Mama Tried > 07 Mexicali Blues 08 tuning 09 West L.A. Fadeaway 10 When I Paint My Masterpiece 11 Bird Song 12 tuning 13 Box Of Rain Disc 2 set 2 01 The Weight 02 Playin' In The Band > 03 Crazy Fingers > 04 Uncle John's Band > 05 Drums > 06 Space// Disc 3 set 2 cont'd 01 //Space > 02 Gimme Some Lovin' > 03 All Along The Watchtower > 04 Stella Blue > 05 Throwing Stones > 06 Not Fade Away encore 07 One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-15", "date": "1990-09-15", "length": 1305}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-07-24 [Thu] - 'JGB at Bushnell Auditorium, Hartford, CT'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1980-07-24 [Thu] titled 'JGB at Bushnell Auditorium, Hartford, CT' was notable:\n\nDate: 1980-07-24 [Thu]\nVenue: Bushnell Auditorium, Hartford, CT\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Sugaree, That's What Love Will Make You Do, Friend Of The Devil, Simple Twist Of Fate, Tangled Up In BlueSet 2: I'll Take A Melody, Sitting In Limbo, Russian Lullaby, Mystery Train, Mission In The Rain, Midnight MoonlightEncore: Dear Prudence\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Bushnell Auditorium, Hartford, CT", "date": "1980-07-24 [Thu]", "length": 945}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Sandstone Ampitheatre on 1990-07-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Sandstone Ampitheatre on 1990-07-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Sandstone Ampitheatre on 1990-07-04\nDate: 1990-07-04\n\nDescription:\nSet I Cold Rain & Snow > Walkin' Blues Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo Queen Jane Approximately Loose Lucy It's All Over Now Loser Promised Land Set II Victim Or The Crime > Foolish Heart > Just A Little Light > Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Gimme Some Lovin' > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Sandstone Ampitheatre on 1990-07-04", "date": "1990-07-04", "length": 1163}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-06\nDate: 1985-04-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger They Love Each Other New Minglewood Blues Dupree's Diamond Blues Mama Tried > Big River Big Railroad Blues Looks Like Rain > Don't Ease Me In Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Drums > Space > The Other One > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-06", "date": "1985-04-06", "length": 1126}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-04-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Onongada County War Memorial on 1982-04-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-04-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Onongada County War Memorial on 1982-04-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Onongada County War Memorial on 1982-04-08\nDate: 1982-04-08\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger They Love Each Other Me & My Uncle > Big River Friend Of The Devil Little Red Rooster Ramble On Rose Let It Grow Set II Finiculi Finicula > Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Black Peter > Playing In The Band Reprise > Johnny B. Goode U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Onongada County War Memorial on 1982-04-08", "date": "1982-04-08", "length": 1179}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-23\nDate: 1986-03-23\n\nDescription:\nSet I Gimme Some Lovin' > Deal Willie & The Hand Jive Candyman Cassidy West L.A. Fadeaway Mama Tried > Big River Might As Well Set II Shakedown Street > Samson & Delilah He's Gone > Spoonful > Drums > Space > The Other One > Comes A Time > Good Lovin' Encore: Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-23", "date": "1986-03-23", "length": 1057}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1991-11-24 [Sun] - 'JGB at Target Center, Minneapolis, MN'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1991-11-24 [Sun] titled 'JGB at Target Center, Minneapolis, MN' was notable:\n\nDate: 1991-11-24 [Sun]\nVenue: Target Center, Minneapolis, MN\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Stop That Train, You Never Can Tell, Run For The Roses, And It Stoned Me, Lay Down Sally, My Sisters And Brothers, DealSet 2: The Way You Do The Things You Do, Waiting For A Miracle, Ain't No Bread In The Breadbox, Shining Star, Don't Let Go, Midnight MoonlightEncore: What A Wonderful World\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Target Center, Minneapolis, MN", "date": "1991-11-24 [Sun]", "length": 1023}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-09-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at College Of William & Mary Hall on 1973-09-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-09-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at College Of William & Mary Hall on 1973-09-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at College Of William & Mary Hall on 1973-09-12\nDate: 1973-09-12\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha Mexicali Blues Brown Eyed Women El Paso Don't Ease Me In Looks Like Rain Here Comes Sunshine Ramble On Rose Me & My Uncle Bird Song Jack Straw Loser Big River Set II Loose Lucy Row Jimmy Let Me Sing Your Blues Away * Weather Report Suite > * Row Jimmy * Around & Around Eyes Of The World > * Stella Blue Beat It On Down The Line Casey Jones Encore: One More Saturday Night Comment Doug Sahm opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals Martin Fierro - Saxophone * Joe Ellis - Trumpet *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at College Of William & Mary Hall on 1973-09-12", "date": "1973-09-12", "length": 1296}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-09-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Boston Garden on 1982-09-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-09-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Boston Garden on 1982-09-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Boston Garden on 1982-09-18\nDate: 1982-09-18\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw > Sugaree Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues West L.A. Fadeaway Little Red Rooster Dupree's Diamond Blues Cassidy Far From Me Set II Samson & Delilah Uncle John's Band > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Throwing Stones > The Wheel > Truckin' > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > One More Saturday Night It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Boston Garden on 1982-09-18", "date": "1982-09-18", "length": 1123}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-12-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Great Western LA Forum on 1989-12-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-12-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Great Western LA Forum on 1989-12-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Great Western LA Forum on 1989-12-10\nDate: 1989-12-10\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket Sugaree * We Can Run When I Paint My Masterpiece Loser Victim Or The Crime C.C. Rider # $ I'm A Man # $ Set II Jack Straw # China Cat Sunflower > # I Know You Rider # Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > # Drums > Space > The Wheel > I Need A Miracle > Stella Blue > Good Lovin' # It's All Over Now Baby Blue * Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Bruce Hornsby - Accordion *, Keyboards # Spencer Davis - Guitar $\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Great Western LA Forum on 1989-12-10", "date": "1989-12-10", "length": 1200}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-03-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-03-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-03-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-03-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-03-19\nDate: 1977-03-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Mama Tried, Loser, Big River, They Love Each Other, Looks Like Rain, Tennessee Jed, Estimated Prophet, Terrapin Station-> Playin' In The Band-> Samson & Delilah-> Playin' In The Band Set 2 Eyes Of The World-> Dancin' In The Streets-> Wharf Rat-> Franklin's Tower-> Sugar Magnolia, E: One More Saturday Night, E: Uncle John's Band* *Second Encore\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-03-19", "date": "1977-03-19", "length": 1016}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-26\nDate: 1989-10-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Foolish Heart Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee Me And My Uncle -> Big River % Brown Eyed Women Victim Or The Crime -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Estimated Prophet -> Blow Away Dark Star -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> All Along The Watchtower -> Stella Blue -> Not Fade Away Encore And We Bid You Good Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-26", "date": "1989-10-26", "length": 951}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-09-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-09-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-19\nDate: 1990-09-19\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Bertha Me & My Uncle > Big River It Must Have Been The Roses Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower Set II Playing In The Band > Ship Of Fools > Playing In The Band Reprise > Uncle John's Band > Let It Grow > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Stella Blue > Around & Around The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Vince Welnick - Keyboards Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-19", "date": "1990-09-19", "length": 1241}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-04-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Mecca on 1989-04-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-04-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Mecca on 1989-04-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Mecca on 1989-04-16\nDate: 1989-04-16\n\nDescription:\nDisc 1 1. Hell in a Bucket 2. They Love Each Other 3. Red Rooster 4. Stagger Lee 5. Mama Tried 6. Mexicali Blues 7. Bird Song SET II 8. Scarlet Begonias 9. Fire on the Mountain Disc 2 1. Saint of Circumstance 2. Truckin' 3. drums 4. space 5. The Other One 6. Stella Blue 7. Throwin' Stones 8. Turn on Your Lovelight 9. Box of Rain (encore)\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Mecca on 1989-04-16", "date": "1989-04-16", "length": 975}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Boogie On Reggae Woman'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Boogie On Reggae Woman' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Boogie On Reggae Woman\nLyrics by: Stevie Wonder\nMusic by: Stevie Wonder\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1974-12-07\nLast Performance: 1975-07-05\nPublic Performances: 29\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Boogie On Reggae Woman", "date": "1974-12-07", "length": 695}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-08-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Auditorium Theatre on 1971-08-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-08-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Auditorium Theatre on 1971-08-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Auditorium Theatre on 1971-08-23\nDate: 1971-08-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Uncle John's Band, Sugaree, Playin' In The Band, Mr. Charlie, Loser, El Paso, It Hurts Me Too, Cumberland Blues, Beat It On Down The Line, Brown Eyed Women, Me & My Uncle, Casey Jones Set 2 Saint Stephen-> Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away, Sing Me Back Home, Truckin', Big Railroad Blues, Me And Bobby McGee, Brokedown Palace, Big Boss Man, Sugar Magnolia\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Auditorium Theatre on 1971-08-23", "date": "1971-08-23", "length": 1055}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-10-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1983-10-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-10-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1983-10-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1983-10-08\nDate: 1983-10-08\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger, Friend Of The Devil, Minglewood Blues, Brown Eyed Women, Cassidy, West L.A. Fadeaway, Hell In A Bucket-> Deal Set II Day Job-> Playin' In The Band-> Crazy Fingers-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Spoonful-> Wharf Rat-> Good Lovin', E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1983-10-08", "date": "1983-10-08", "length": 921}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-03-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Utica Memorial Auditorium on 1981-03-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-03-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Utica Memorial Auditorium on 1981-03-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Utica Memorial Auditorium on 1981-03-13\nDate: 1981-03-13\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street New Minglewood Blues They Love Each Other El Paso Jack-A-Roe Little Red Rooster High Time Cassidy > Althea The Music Never Stopped Set II Cold Rain & Snow Samson & Delilah It Must Have Been The Roses Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia Don't Ease Me In Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Utica Memorial Auditorium on 1981-03-13", "date": "1981-03-13", "length": 1179}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-12-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Coliseum Arena on 1987-12-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-12-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Coliseum Arena on 1987-12-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Coliseum Arena on 1987-12-30\nDate: 1987-12-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - Hey Pocky Way d1t03 - Big Boss Man d1t04 - Greatest Story Ever Told d1t05 - Friend Of The Devil d1t06 - Mama Tried -> d1t07 - Mexicali Blues d1t08 - Althea d1t09 - Cassidy d1t10 - West L.A. Fadeaway d1t11 - Let It Grow Set 2: d2t01 - Scarlet Begonias -> d2t02 - Samson And Delilah d2t03 - Ship Of Fools -> d2t04 - He's Gone -> d2t05 - Drums -> d3t01 - Space -> d3t02 - I Need A Miracle -> d3t03 - Gimme Some Lovin' -> d3t04 - Morning Dew -> d3t05 - All Along The Watchtower Encore: d3t06 - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Coliseum Arena on 1987-12-30", "date": "1987-12-30", "length": 1223}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-10-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-10-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-31\nDate: 1980-10-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Heaven Help The Fool, Sage And Spirit, Little Sadie, Monkey & The Engineer, It Must Have Been The Roses, Cassidy, Bird Song-> Ripple Set 2 Jack Straw, Cold Rain & Snow, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Ramble On Rose-> Little Red Rooster, Brown Eyed Women-> Looks Like Rain-> Deal Set 3 Don't Ease Me In-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Franklin's Tower-> Drums-> Fire On The Mountain-> Not Fade Away-> Stella Blue-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Good Lovin', E: Uncle John's Band FM Broadcast and Close Circuit TV; First Set Acoustic\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-31", "date": "1980-10-31", "length": 1222}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-04-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nashville Municipal Auditorium on 1978-04-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-04-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nashville Municipal Auditorium on 1978-04-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nashville Municipal Auditorium on 1978-04-22\nDate: 1978-04-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha -> Good Lovin' Candyman Looks Like Rain Tennessee Jed Jack Straw Peggy-O New Minglewood Blues Deal Set 2 Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication It Must Have Been The Roses Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Not Fade Away -> Wharf Rat -> Sugar Magnolia Encore One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nashville Municipal Auditorium on 1978-04-22", "date": "1978-04-22", "length": 1002}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-03-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1981-03-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-03-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1981-03-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1981-03-10\nDate: 1981-03-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> Franklin's Tower -> Me And My Uncle It Must Have Been The Roses -> Little Red Rooster Don't Ease Me In Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Brown Eyed Women -> Looks Like Rain -> Deal Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain -> Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance -> Space -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> China Doll -> Truckin' -> Sugar Magnolia Encore (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction -> Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1981-03-10", "date": "1981-03-10", "length": 1124}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-09-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1982-09-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-09-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1982-09-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1982-09-17\nDate: 1982-09-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha-> Promised Land, Candyman-> CC Rider, Althea, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Dupree's Diamond Blues, It's All Over Now, West L.A. Fadeaway, Throwing Stones, Deal Set II Touch Of Gray-> Women Are Smarter, High Time, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Spanish Jam-> The Other One-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Morning Dew-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1982-09-17", "date": "1982-09-17", "length": 1078}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1989-10-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1989-10-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1989-10-09\nDate: 1989-10-09\n\nDescription:\nDisc One (74:15) 01 crowd & tuning 02 Feel Like a Stranger 03 Built to Last 04 Little Red Rooster 05 Ramble On Rose 06 We Can Run 07 Jackaroe 08 Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again 09 Row Jimmy 10 The Music Never Stopped -- set break -- Disc Two (55:52) 01 crowd & tuning, teddy bear's picnic > 02 Playin' in the Band > 03 Uncle John's Band > 04 Playin' Reprise > 05 Dark Star > Space > 06 Drums > Disc Three (49:36) 01 Space > 02 Death Don't Have No Mercy > 03 Dear Mr Fantasy > Hey Jude Finale > 04 Throwing Stones > 05 Good Lovin' -- encore -- 06 crowd & tuning 07 Attics of My Life\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1989-10-09", "date": "1989-10-09", "length": 1258}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-10-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-10-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-03\nDate: 1980-10-03\n\nDescription:\nSet I Acoustic Set Dire Wolf Monkey & The Engineer I've Been All Around This World Dark Hollow Jack-A-Roe Heaven Help The Fool China Doll On The Road Again Bird Song > Ripple Set II Electric Set 1 Jack Straw Sugaree Me & My Uncle > Big River Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-03", "date": "1980-10-03", "length": 1033}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1987-03-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1987-03-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1987-03-31\nDate: 1987-03-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw -> Franklin's Tower C C Rider Ramble On Rose Tons Of Steel Mama Tried -> Big River Candyman Desolation Row -> Don't Ease Me In SET 2 Touch Of Grey stimated Prophet -> Terrapin Station -> Drums -> Space -> Uncle John's Band -> I Need A Miracle -> Stella Blue -> Around And Around -> Turn On Your Lovelight Encore Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1987-03-31", "date": "1987-03-31", "length": 990}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Walkin' In The Mountains'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Walkin' In The Mountains' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Walkin' In The Mountains\nLyrics by: David Crosby\nMusic by: David Crosby\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Walkin' In The Mountains", "date": "", "length": 692}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-04-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Tivolis Koncertsal on 1972-04-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-04-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Tivolis Koncertsal on 1972-04-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Tivolis Koncertsal on 1972-04-17\nDate: 1972-04-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow Me And Bobby McGee Chinatown Shuffle China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Jack Straw He's Gone Next Time You See Me Black Throated Wind Set 2 Casey Jones Playing In The Band Sugaree It Hurts Me Too Ramble On Rose El Paso Big Railroad Blues Truckin' Set 3 Dark Star -> Sugar Magnolia -> Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks) Johnny B. Goode Encore One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Tivolis Koncertsal on 1972-04-17", "date": "1972-04-17", "length": 1055}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1985-06-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1985-06-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1985-06-30\nDate: 1985-06-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half Step-> CC Rider-> Brown Eyed Women, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Keep On Growing-> Big Railroad Blues-> Looks Like Rain-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Shakedown Street-> Samson & Delilah, Gimme Some Lovin'-> He's Gone-> Cryptical Envelopment-> Drums-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Around & Around-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1985-06-30", "date": "1985-06-30", "length": 1033}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-07-20 [Wed] - 'JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1983-07-20 [Wed] titled 'JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1983-07-20 [Wed]\nVenue: Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Cats Under The Stars, Catfish John, That's What Love Will Make You Do, Mississippi Moon, Run For The RosesSet 2: I'll Take A Melody, Love In The Afternoon, Gomorrah, Dear Prudence > Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA", "date": "1983-07-20 [Wed]", "length": 903}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-12-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-12-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-12-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-12-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-12-29\nDate: 1977-12-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 2 Bertha-> Good Lovin', It Must Have Been The Roses, Sunrise, Playin' In The Band-> China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider-> China Doll-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Playin' In The Band, E: Terrapin Station, E: Johnny B. Goode *Second Encore. This date is featured on Dick's Picks 10 .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-12-29", "date": "1977-12-29", "length": 964}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1990-03-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1990-03-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1990-03-29\nDate: 1990-03-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw -> Bertha We Can Run Ramble On Rose When I Paint My Masterpiece Bird Song -> The Promised Land Set 2 Eyes Of The World -> Estimated Prophet -> Dark Star -> Drums -> Space -> Dark Star -> The Wheel -> Throwing Stones -> Turn On Your Lovelight Encore Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1990-03-29", "date": "1990-03-29", "length": 999}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-11-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1985-11-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-11-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1985-11-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1985-11-05\nDate: 1985-11-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket They Love Each Other Kansas City Tennessee Jed It's All Over Now Bird Song Looks Like Rain -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Shakedown Street Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools -> Supplication -> Playin' Reprise -> Don't Need Love -> Drums -> Space -> Just Like TomThumb's Blues -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Black Peter -> Around And Around-> Good Lovin' Encore Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1985-11-05", "date": "1985-11-05", "length": 1049}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-09-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at William and Mary College Hall on 1973-09-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-09-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at William and Mary College Hall on 1973-09-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at William and Mary College Hall on 1973-09-11\nDate: 1973-09-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, Sugaree, The Race is On, Loser, Looks Like Rain, Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, El Paso, Mississippi Half Step, Playin' In The Band Set 2 Let Me Sing*, Weather Report Suite Prelude*-> Weather Report Suite Part 1-> Let It Grow*, Row Jimmy, Big River, Deal, Beat It On Down The Line, Dark Star-> Morning Dew, Sugar Magnolia *with Martin Fiero and Joe Ellis on horns. Doug Sahm opened; First Let Me Sing\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at William and Mary College Hall on 1973-09-11", "date": "1973-09-11", "length": 1153}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-12-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1979-12-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-12-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1979-12-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1979-12-28\nDate: 1979-12-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - Sugaree d1t03 - Mama Tried -> d1t04 - Mexicali Blues d1t05 - Row Jimmy d1t06 - It's All Over Now d1t07 - High Time d1t08 - The Music Never Stopped Set 2: d2t01 - Tuning d2t02 - Alabama Getaway -> d2t03 - Greatest Story Ever Told d2t04 - Terrapin Station -> d2t05 - Playing In The Band -> d2t06 - Drums -> d3t01 - Space -> d3t02 - Uncle John's Band -> d3t03 - I Need A Miracle -> d3t04 - Bertha -> d3t05 - Good Lovin' Encore: d3t06 - Casey Jones d3t07 - One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1979-12-28", "date": "1979-12-28", "length": 1187}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-10-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Taft Auditorium on 1971-10-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-10-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Taft Auditorium on 1971-10-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Taft Auditorium on 1971-10-30\nDate: 1971-10-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Me & My Uncle, Sugaree, Beat It On Down The Line, Loser, Playin' In The Band, Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, Big Railroad Blues, Me And Bobby McGee, Brown Eyed Women, One More Saturday Night Set 2 Casey Jones, Mexicali Blues, Comes A Time, El Paso, Ramble On Rose, Sugar Magnolia, Truckin', Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away FM broadcast - Other artist(s): NRPS\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Taft Auditorium on 1971-10-30", "date": "1971-10-30", "length": 1055}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1985-06-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1985-06-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1985-06-16\nDate: 1985-06-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I In The Midnight Hour > Bertha Walkin' Blues Tennessee Jed My Brother Esau Big Railroad Blues > Looks Like Rain > Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo > Promised Land Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Samson & Delilah That's It For The Other One > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > I Need A Miracle > Wharf Rat > Turn On Your Lovelight Brokedown Palace Set III Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1985-06-16", "date": "1985-06-16", "length": 1235}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-24\nDate: 1987-03-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw Candyman New Minglewood Blues Loser Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Ramble On Rose Let It Grow Set 2 Gimme Some Lovin' -> Black Muddy River Playing In The Band -> Terrapin Station -> Drums -> Space -> Dear Mr. Fantasy -> Wharf Rat -> Not Fade Away Encore Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-24", "date": "1987-03-24", "length": 942}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-03-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1988-03-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-03-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1988-03-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1988-03-26\nDate: 1988-03-26\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree Stir It Up New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Mexicali Blues > Big River Row Jimmy Stuck Inside Of Mobile, With The Memphis Blues Again Might As Well Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Drums > Space > Gimme Some Lovin' > The Wheel > All Along The Watchtower > Black Peter > One More Saturday Night Knockin' On Heaven's Door Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1988-03-26", "date": "1988-03-26", "length": 1195}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09\nDate: 1983-04-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha-> Promised Land, West L.A. Fadeaway, My Brother Esau, Candyman, Minglewood Blues, Brown Eyed Women> Looks Like Rain, China Cat Sunflower> I Know You Rider Set 2 Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower-> Truckin'-> Smokestack Lightning Jam-> Drums-> Throwing Stones-> Black Peter-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> One More Saturday Night, E: Satisfaction\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09", "date": "1983-04-09", "length": 1032}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1984-04-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1984-04-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1984-04-24\nDate: 1984-04-24\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told Candyman Little Red Rooster Bird Song My Brother Esau Ramble On Rose It's All Over Now > Don't Ease Me In Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Man Smart (Woman Smarter) He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1984-04-24", "date": "1984-04-24", "length": 1126}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-01-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shea's Theater on 1979-01-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-01-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shea's Theater on 1979-01-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shea's Theater on 1979-01-20\nDate: 1979-01-20\n\nDescription:\ndisc 1: 67:20 01: crowd/tuning 02: The Promised Land 03: Sugaree 04: El Paso 05: Peggy-O 06: It's All Over Now 07: Jackaroe 08: Minglewood Blues 09: Stagger Lee 10: Jack Straw disc 2: 29:40 01: crowd/tuning 02: I Need A Miracle> 03: Bertha> 04: Good Lovin' 05: Loser disc 3: 68:37 01: crowd 02: Estimated Prophet> 03: The Other One> 04: Drums> 05: The Other One> 06: Dark Star> 07: Not Fade Away> 08: Sugar Magnolia encore: 09: One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shea's Theater on 1979-01-20", "date": "1979-01-20", "length": 1102}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-10-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Club Melk Weg on 1981-10-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-10-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Club Melk Weg on 1981-10-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Club Melk Weg on 1981-10-16\nDate: 1981-10-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I Acoustic Set On The Road Again Dire Wolf Monkey & The Engineer Bird Song Cassidy Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie The Race is On Ripple Set II Electric Set Playing In The Band > Hully Gully > The Wheel > Samson & Delilah Gloria > Turn On Your Lovelight > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Playing In The Band Reprise > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia Comment Set I is Bobby and Jerry playing acoustic on borrowed instruments. Cindy Poris opened No encore performed Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Club Melk Weg on 1981-10-16", "date": "1981-10-16", "length": 1233}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-07-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-07-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-31\nDate: 1983-07-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Friend Of The Devil Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues West L.A. Fadeaway Little Red Rooster Tennessee Jed Looks Like Rain > Deal Set II Hell In A Bucket > Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: Touch Of Grey > One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-31", "date": "1983-07-31", "length": 1156}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-10-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-10-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10\nDate: 1982-10-10\n\nDescription:\nSet I Minglewood Blues-> Sugaree-> Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed, Cassidy, Loser, Far From Me, Looks Like Rain-> China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set II Playin' In The Band-> Crazy Fingers-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Touch Of Gray-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E:Satisfaction-> E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10", "date": "1982-10-10", "length": 1049}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-25\nDate: 1990-03-25\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Greatest Story Ever Told, Touch Of Gray, Wang Dang Doodle, Good Time Blues, Jack A Roe, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Bird Song, Let It Grow Set 2 Eyes Of The World, Samson & Delilah, Crazy Fingers-> Truckin'-> Spoonful-> Drums-> Jam-> I Will Take You Home-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Black Peter-> Around & Around, E: The Mighty Quinn This date is featured on Dozin' at the Knick .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-25", "date": "1990-03-25", "length": 1061}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-12-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-12-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-28\nDate: 1981-12-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha -> Greatest Story Ever Told Peggy-O -> El Paso Loser Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Tennessee Jed -> Beat It On Down The Line Never Trust A Woman Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Stella Blue -> Around And Around -> Good Lovin' Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-28", "date": "1981-12-28", "length": 1064}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-05-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Newcastle-Under-Lyme on 1970-05-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-05-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Newcastle-Under-Lyme on 1970-05-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Newcastle-Under-Lyme on 1970-05-24\nDate: 1970-05-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Casey Jones, China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Hard To Handle, Uncle John's Band, Cryptical Envelopement > Drums > The Other One > Cryptical Envelopement > Attics Of My Life, Good Lovin' > Drums > Good Lovin', Cold Rain & Snow, Dark Star > Saint Stephen > Not Fade Away > Turn On Your Love Light Lower Finney Green Farm Leycett - Hollywood Festival -first European performance Saturday: Lord Sutch & Heavy Friends; Family; Titus Groan,' Mike Cooper; Mungo jerry; Airforce Sunday: Demon Fuzz; Wildmouth.' Black Sabbath; Quintessence' Colosseum\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Newcastle-Under-Lyme on 1970-05-24", "date": "1970-05-24", "length": 1223}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-19\nDate: 1986-03-19\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket Stagger Lee C.C. Rider Cold Rain & Snow > Beat It On Down The Line Big Railroad Blues > Looks Like Rain Visions Of Johanna The Music Never Stopped > Don't Ease Me In Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Truckin' > Black Peter > Around & Around > Johnny B. Goode The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-19", "date": "1986-03-19", "length": 1171}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-12-23 [Thu] - 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1976-12-23 [Thu] titled 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1976-12-23 [Thu]\nVenue: Keystone, Berkeley, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Sugaree, Sitting In Limbo, Mystery Train, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, The Way You Do The Things You DoSet 2: Let It Rock, Stir It Up, Tangled Up In Blue, Tore Up Over You, A Strange Man, Magnificent Sanctuary Band\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA", "date": "1976-12-23 [Thu]", "length": 892}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-09-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1983-09-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-09-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1983-09-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1983-09-13\nDate: 1983-09-13\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha Little Red Rooster Loser Cassidy Don't Ease Me In My Brother Esau Brown Eyed Women The Music Never Stopped > Might As Well Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Truckin' > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1983-09-13", "date": "1983-09-13", "length": 1055}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1975-10-12 [Sun] - 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1975-10-12 [Sun] titled 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1975-10-12 [Sun]\nVenue: Keystone, Berkeley, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Catfish John, That's What Love Will Make You Do, You Win Again, Pig's Boogie, Teddy Bear's Picnic Tuning, Mississippi Moon, Money Honey, (I'm A) Road RunnerSet 2: Mission In The Rain, All By Myself, Tough Mama, Lady Sleeps > No Time, Mystery Train, I'll Take A Melody, Edward\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA", "date": "1975-10-12 [Sun]", "length": 983}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-10-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Sun Dome on 1985-10-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-10-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Sun Dome on 1985-10-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Sun Dome on 1985-10-26\nDate: 1985-10-26\n\nDescription:\nSet I Gimme Some Lovin' > Greatest Story Ever Told Dupree's Diamond Blues C.C. Rider Stagger Lee Me & My Uncle > Big River Big Railroad Blues > Looks Like Rain > Don't Ease Me In Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > He's Gone > Don't Need Love > Drums > Space > Comes A Time > Throwing Stones > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > One More Saturday Night Encore: In The Midnight Hour Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Sun Dome on 1985-10-26", "date": "1985-10-26", "length": 1186}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-08-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1989-08-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-08-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1989-08-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1989-08-04\nDate: 1989-08-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha Greatest Story Ever Told Althea Mama Tried Mexicali Blues Never Trust A Woman Built To Last Queen Jane Approximately Jack-A-Roe Cassidy Deal Set 2 Truckin' -> Wang Dang Doodle -> Crazy Fingers -> Cumberland Blues -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> I Need A Miracle -> Stella Blue -> Sugar Magnolia Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1989-08-04", "date": "1989-08-04", "length": 1038}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-09\nDate: 1988-09-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket-> Sugaree, Minglewood Blues, Brown Eyed Women, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Candyman, Queen Jane Approximately, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Playin' In The Band-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Space-> I Will Take You Home-> All Along The Watchtower-> Believe It Or Not-> Sugar Magnolia, E: The Mighty Quinn\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-09", "date": "1988-09-09", "length": 1003}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-10-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-10-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-07\nDate: 1980-10-07\n\nDescription:\nSet I Acoustic Set Iko Iko Dark Hollow Rosalie McFall Monkey & The Engineer To Lay Me Down Heaven Help The Fool Deep Elem Blues El Paso > Ripple Set II Electric Set 1 Cold Rain & Snow > New Minglewood Blues Loser Me & My Uncle > Big River Althea Little Red Rooster Don't Ease Me In > Let It Grow > Deal Set III Electric Set 2 Shakedown Street Estimated Prophet > He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Stella Blue > I Need A Miracle > Good Lovin' Encore: Alabama Getaway Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-07", "date": "1980-10-07", "length": 1263}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-09-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Giants Stadium on 1978-09-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-09-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Giants Stadium on 1978-09-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Giants Stadium on 1978-09-02\nDate: 1978-09-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Friend Of The Devil, Minglewood Blues, Dire Wolf, Looks Like Rain, Stagger Lee, I Need A Miracle, Peggy-O, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication Set 2 Good Lovin', Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Sugar Magnolia, E: One More Saturday Night Other artist(s): NRPS & Willie Nelson\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Giants Stadium on 1978-09-02", "date": "1978-09-02", "length": 995}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-12-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1987-12-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-12-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1987-12-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1987-12-30\nDate: 1987-12-30\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hey Pocky Way Big Boss Man Greatest Story Ever Told Friend Of The Devil Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Althea Cassidy West L.A. Fadeaway Let It Grow Set II Scarlet Begonias > Samson & Delilah Ship Of Fools > He's Gone > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Gimme Some Lovin' > Morning Dew > All Along The Watchtower Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1987-12-30", "date": "1987-12-30", "length": 1189}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Quinn The Eskimo'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Quinn The Eskimo' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Quinn The Eskimo\nLyrics by: Bob Dylan\nMusic by: Bob Dylan\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1969-08-08\nLast Performance: 1995-07-02\nPublic Performances: 65\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Quinn The Eskimo", "date": "1969-08-08", "length": 669}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-09-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-09-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-18\nDate: 1990-09-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half Step, Minglewood Blues, Loser, Picasso Moon, Row Jimmy, Desolation Row, To Lay Me Down, Promised Land Set 2 Eyes Of The World-> Estimated Prophet-> Foolish Heart-> Drums-> Jam-> The Other One-> The Wheel-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-18", "date": "1990-09-18", "length": 945}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-08-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1979-08-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-08-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1979-08-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1979-08-14\nDate: 1979-08-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Jack-A-Roe Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Tennessee Jed Easy To Love You Passenger Stagger Lee The Music Never Stopped Set II Promised Land Ship Of Fools Samson & Delilah Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Stella Blue > Good Lovin' Encore: U.S. Blues > Johnny B. Goode Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1979-08-14", "date": "1979-08-14", "length": 1130}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-09-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at US Festival, Glen Helen Regional Park on 1982-09-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-09-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at US Festival, Glen Helen Regional Park on 1982-09-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at US Festival, Glen Helen Regional Park on 1982-09-05\nDate: 1982-09-05\n\nDescription:\nSet I Playing In The Band > Shakedown Street > New Minglewood Blues Samson & Delilah China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Sugaree Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Truckin' > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia Encore: U.S. Blues (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at US Festival, Glen Helen Regional Park on 1982-09-05", "date": "1982-09-05", "length": 1140}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-03-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greensboro Coliseum on 1989-03-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-03-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greensboro Coliseum on 1989-03-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greensboro Coliseum on 1989-03-31\nDate: 1989-03-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree > New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Me & My Uncle > Big River Loser Victim Or The Crime Standing On the Moon Set II Hey Pocky Way > Truckin' > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > I Will Take You Home > All Along The Watchtower > Morning Dew > Good Lovin' Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greensboro Coliseum on 1989-03-31", "date": "1989-03-31", "length": 1099}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-09-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1981-09-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-09-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1981-09-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1981-09-12\nDate: 1981-09-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Friend Of The Devil-> El Paso, Bird Song-> Cassidy, Tennessee Jed-> Looks Like Rain, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> CC Rider, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around-> One More Saturday Night, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue, E: Good Lovin'* *Second Encore\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1981-09-12", "date": "1981-09-12", "length": 1116}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-02-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-02-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-02-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-02-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-02-23\nDate: 1974-02-23\n\nDescription:\nSet I Around & Around Dire Wolf Me & Bobby McGee Sugaree Mexicali Blues Here Comes Sunshine Beat It On Down The Line Ship Of Fools Jack Straw Deal Promised Land > Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told Set II Row Jimmy Weather Report Suite > Let It Grow > Stella Blue Big River Ramble On Rose Me & My Uncle He's Gone > Truckin' > Drums > The Other One > Eyes Of The World > One More Saturday Night Casey Jones Johnny B. Goode > We Bid You Good Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-02-23", "date": "1974-02-23", "length": 1246}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Freight Train Boogie'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Freight Train Boogie' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Freight Train Boogie\nLyrics by: Alton Delmore ['Jim Scott'], Rabon Delmore ['Bob Nobar']\nMusic by: Alton Delmore ['Jim Scott'], Rabon Delmore ['Bob Nobar']\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Freight Train Boogie", "date": "", "length": 768}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-05-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alumni Stadium, University Of Massachusetts on 1979-05-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-05-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alumni Stadium, University Of Massachusetts on 1979-05-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alumni Stadium, University Of Massachusetts on 1979-05-12\nDate: 1979-05-12\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw They Love Each Other Me & My Uncle > Big River Tennessee Jed New Minglewood Blues Stagger Lee Looks Like Rain Deal Set II Don't Ease Me In Samson & Delilah Friend Of The Devil Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Stella Blue > Good Lovin' Shakedown Street > One More Saturday Night Comment Roy Ayers opened Patti Smith opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alumni Stadium, University Of Massachusetts on 1979-05-12", "date": "1979-05-12", "length": 1243}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-06-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-06-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-21\nDate: 1983-06-21\n\nDescription:\nSet One d1t01- crowd/tuning d1t02- Alabama Getaway > d1t03- Greatest Story Ever Told ; d1t04- Dire Wolf ; d1t05- Me And My Uncle > d1t06- Cumberland Blues ; d1t07- Cassidy ; d1t08- Big Railroad Blues ; d1t09- tuning d1t10- It's All Over Now ; d1t11- Loser ; d1t12- Looks Like Rain ; d1t13- Might As Well Set Two d2t01. Tuning/crowd d2t02. Touch Of Grey > d2t03. Man Smart (Woman Smarter) ; d2t04. Terrapin Station > d2t05. Estimated Prophet > d2t06. Eyes Of The World > d2t07. Drums > d3t01. Space > d3t02. Throwing Stones > d3t03. Black Peter > d3t04. Around And Around > d3t05. Good Lovin' Encore d3t06. U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-21", "date": "1983-06-21", "length": 1303}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Wild Bill'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Wild Bill' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Wild Bill\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Robert Hunter\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Wild Bill", "date": "", "length": 643}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-08-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Colt Park on 1976-08-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-08-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Colt Park on 1976-08-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Colt Park on 1976-08-02\nDate: 1976-08-02\n\nDescription:\nSet I Promised Land Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo Mama Tried Deal Cassidy Tennessee Jed Big River Brown Eyed Women New Minglewood Blues They Love Each Other Looks Like Rain Loser Lazy Lightning > Supplication Set II Might As Well Samson & Delilah Candyman Playing In The Band > Wharf Rat > Drums > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Playing In The Band > Around & Around U.S. Blues Sugar Magnolia Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Colt Park on 1976-08-02", "date": "1976-08-02", "length": 1205}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-10-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-10-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10\nDate: 1982-10-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Minglewood Blues-> Sugaree-> Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed, Cassidy, Loser, Far From Me, Looks Like Rain-> China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Playin' In The Band-> Crazy Fingers-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Touch Of Gray-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E:Satisfaction-> E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10", "date": "1982-10-10", "length": 1048}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Clara Barton'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Clara Barton' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Clara Barton\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Country Joe McDonald\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Clara Barton", "date": "", "length": 659}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-11-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall on 1972-11-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-11-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall on 1972-11-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall on 1972-11-13\nDate: 1972-11-13\n\nDescription:\nSet I Cold Rain And Snow, Beat It On Down The Line, Loser, Jack Straw, China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Box Of Rain, Black Throated Wind, Candyman, El Paso, Tomorrow Is Forever, Around And Around, Brown Eyed Women, Playing In The Band Set II The Promised Land, Ramble On Rose, Me And Bobby McGee, Dark Star > Morning Dew, Sugar Magnolia, Casey Jones, E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall on 1972-11-13", "date": "1972-11-13", "length": 1087}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1990-03-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1990-03-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1990-03-18\nDate: 1990-03-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street -> Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues Friend Of The Devil Just A Little Light When I Paint My Masterpiece Ramble On Rose The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Iko Iko Looks Like Rain He's Gone -> Truckin' -> Spoonful -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> All Along The Watchtower -> Morning Dew Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1990-03-18", "date": "1990-03-18", "length": 998}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-07-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Compton Terrace Amphitheatre on 1982-07-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-07-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Compton Terrace Amphitheatre on 1982-07-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Compton Terrace Amphitheatre on 1982-07-25\nDate: 1982-07-25\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > Franklin's Tower > C.C. Rider Bird Song El Paso Candyman Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Deal Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Samson & Delilah Crazy Fingers > Estimated Prophet > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Black Peter > Good Lovin' Encore: Don't Ease Me In Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Compton Terrace Amphitheatre on 1982-07-25", "date": "1982-07-25", "length": 1159}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1984-04-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1984-04-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1984-04-14\nDate: 1984-04-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger They Love Each Other C.C. Rider Brown Eyed Women My Brother Esau Tennessee Jed Let It Grow Set II Touch Of Grey Playing In The Band > Terrapin Station > Don't Need Love > Drums > Space > Morning Dew > Throwing Stones > One More Saturday Night It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1984-04-14", "date": "1984-04-14", "length": 1089}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-07-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Summit on 1981-07-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-07-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Summit on 1981-07-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Summit on 1981-07-02\nDate: 1981-07-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Friend Of The Devil-> CC Rider, Althea, El Paso, Jack A Roe-> Looks Like Rain, Dire Wolf, Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Women Are Smarter, It Must Have Been The Roses, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Truckin'-> Black Peter-> Around & Around-> Good Lovin', E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Summit on 1981-07-02", "date": "1981-07-02", "length": 1040}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-11\nDate: 1984-10-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Peggy-O, Mama Tried-> Big River, Ramble On Rose, Looks Like Rain-> Might As Well Set 2 Hell In A Bucket-> Touch Of Gray, Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools, Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Dear Mr. Fantasy-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-11", "date": "1984-10-11", "length": 964}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Evening In Marin'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Evening In Marin' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Evening In Marin\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Howard Wales\nAlbum: Hooteroll?\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Evening In Marin", "date": "", "length": 645}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1989-07-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1989-07-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1989-07-02\nDate: 1989-07-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Playin' In The Band-> Crazy Fingers-> Wang Dang Doodle, We Can Run But We Can't Hide, Tennessee Jed, Queen Jane Approximately, To Lay Me Down, Cassidy, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Friend Of The Devil, Truckin'-> He's Gone-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Jam-> The Wheel-> Dear Mr. Fantasy-> Hey Jude Reprise-> Sugar Magnolia, E: The Mighty Quinn\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1989-07-02", "date": "1989-07-02", "length": 1001}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-09-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Starlight Theater on 1985-09-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-09-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Starlight Theater on 1985-09-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Starlight Theater on 1985-09-03\nDate: 1985-09-03\n\nDescription:\nFirst Set CD 1 1. Crowd/Tuning 2. Feel Like A Stranger 3. They Love Each Other 4. Little Red Rooster 5. Dire Wolf 6. Cassidy> 7. Big Railroad Blues>// 8. Music Never Stopped> 9. Don't Ease Me In cd2 80min CD req SET2 1. Cryptical Envelopment > 2. Other One> 3. Cryptical Envelopment > 4. Eyes Of The World> 5. Don't Need Love* > 6. Drums// > 7. //Space > 8. Nobody's Fault but Mine> 9. Truckin' > 10. Smoke Stack Lightnin' > 11. Comes A Time> 12. Lovelight Encore 13. Baby Blue * Without Jerry.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Starlight Theater on 1985-09-03", "date": "1985-09-03", "length": 1154}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'In The Pines'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'In The Pines' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: In The Pines\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1962-06-11\nLast Performance: 1966-07-16\nPublic Performances: 4\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "In The Pines", "date": "1962-06-11", "length": 660}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Black Jack Jenny'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Black Jack Jenny' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Black Jack Jenny\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Tom Fogerty\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Black Jack Jenny", "date": "", "length": 662}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-11-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hofheinz Pavilion - University of Houston on 1972-11-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-11-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hofheinz Pavilion - University of Houston on 1972-11-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hofheinz Pavilion - University of Houston on 1972-11-19\nDate: 1972-11-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha Me And My Uncle Sugaree Beat It On Down The Line Bird Song Black Throated Wind Don't Ease Me In Mexicali Blues Box Of Rain Tomorrow Is Forever Big River China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Playing In The Band Casey Jones Set 2 The Promised Land Ramble On Rose El Paso Stella Blue Jack Straw Dark Star -> Weather Report Suite Prelude -> Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Around And Around Big Railroad Blues Sugar Magnolia -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hofheinz Pavilion - University of Houston on 1972-11-19", "date": "1972-11-19", "length": 1209}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-12-20 [Tue] - 'JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1977-12-20 [Tue] titled 'JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1977-12-20 [Tue]\nVenue: Club Front, San Rafael, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Private\n\nSetlist:\nSession: Palm Sunday\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA", "date": "1977-12-20 [Tue]", "length": 696}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-03-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1988-03-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-03-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1988-03-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1988-03-31\nDate: 1988-03-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket, Sugaree, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Brown Eyed Women, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Ramble On Rose, Let It Grow Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Scarlet Begonias, Samson & Delilah, Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Jam-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> I Need A Miracle-> Dear Mr. Fantasy-> Hey Jude-> All Along The Watchtower, E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1988-03-31", "date": "1988-03-31", "length": 1054}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-06-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-06-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-12\nDate: 1987-06-12\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw > West L.A. Fadeaway, Mama Tried > Big River, Candyman, My Brother Esau, Bird Song, Desolation Row > Don't Ease Me In Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Far From Me > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Wheel > I Need A Miracle > Black Peter > Around & Around > Good Lovin' E: Touch Of Grey\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-12", "date": "1987-06-12", "length": 1030}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-11-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hofheinz Pavilion on 1972-11-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-11-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hofheinz Pavilion on 1972-11-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hofheinz Pavilion on 1972-11-19\nDate: 1972-11-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Me & My Uncle, Sugaree, Beat It On Down The Line, Bird Song, Black Throated Wind, Don't Ease Me In, Mexicali Blues, Box Of Rain, Tomorrow Is Forever, Big River, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Playin' In The Band, Casey Jones Set 2 Promised Land, Ramble On Rose, El Paso, Stella Blue, Jack Straw, Dark Star-> Weather Report Suite Prelude-> Mississippi Half Step, Around & Around, Big Railroad Blues, Sugar Magnolia-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad 'Stars & Stripes Forever' tuning before 'Tomorrow Is Forever' 'Nickelodeon' tuning be ore 'Playin' 'Dixie' tuning before 'Dark Star\"\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hofheinz Pavilion on 1972-11-19", "date": "1972-11-19", "length": 1263}
{"conversation": "Human: What information do you have about 'July 14 - July 20, 2025' from Dead.net?\n\nDead.net curator with access to official releases and community discussions: From the official Dead.net archives about 'July 14 - July 20, 2025':\n\nIDIDJuly 14, 2025https://www.dead.net/features/tapers-section/july-14-july-20-2025July 14 - July 20, 2025Week of July 14-20, 2025Welcome back to the Tapers\u2019 Section, where this week we have Grateful Dead music from 1969, 1973, and 1977, three distinct and excellent periods in Grateful Dead history.Our first stop this week is the opening segment from the Dead\u2019s second night at the Big Rock Pow Wow in Florida on 5/24/69, where we haveTurn On Your Lovelight, Doin' That Rag > He Was A Friend Of Mine > China Cat Sunflower > The Eleven > Death Don't Have No Mercy.Next is this great sequence from 5/25/73 at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco, where we haveLooks Like Rain ; They Love Each Other; Playing In The Band.Lastly this week is a good portion of the second set from 5/17/77 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, where we haveSamson and Delilah > Bertha > Good Lovin' > Brown Eyed Women; Estimated Prophet; Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band.Be sure to stop by next week for more music from the vault.David LemieuxTweethttps://www.dead.net/features/tapers-section/july-14-july-20-2025July 14 - July 20, 2025Week of July 14-20, 2025Welcome back to the Tapers\u2019 Section, where this week we have Grateful Dead ...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "article", "persona": "Dead.net curator with access to official releases and community discussions", "title": "July 14 - July 20, 2025", "date": "", "length": 1565}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-03-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-03-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-21\nDate: 1985-03-21\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway -> Greatest Story Ever Told They Love Each Other El Paso Tennessee Jed I Ain't Superstitious -> Down In The Bottom Dupree's DiamondBlues Looks Like Rain -> Might As Well Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Playing In The Band -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Around And Around -> Johnny B. Goode Encore Keep Your Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-21", "date": "1985-03-21", "length": 1040}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-08-21 [Fri] - 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1981-08-21 [Fri] titled 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1981-08-21 [Fri]\nVenue: Keystone, Berkeley, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: I'll Take A Melody, They Love Each Other, After Midnight, Russian Lullaby, I Second That Emotion > Tangled Up In BlueSet 2: Mission In The Rain, Harder They Come, Let It Rock, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down > Dear Prudence, Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA", "date": "1981-08-21 [Fri]", "length": 917}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-10-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1988-10-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-10-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1988-10-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1988-10-14\nDate: 1988-10-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey > New Minglewood Blues Row Jimmy It's All Over Now Brown Eyed Women When I Paint My Masterpiece Bird Song > Promised Land Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Saint Of Circumstance > He's Gone > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > I Need A Miracle > Dear Mr. Fantasy Encore: Black Muddy River Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1988-10-14", "date": "1988-10-14", "length": 1112}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-03-18 [Thu] - 'JGB at Mojo's, Arcata, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1982-03-18 [Thu] titled 'JGB at Mojo's, Arcata, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1982-03-18 [Thu]\nVenue: Mojo's, Arcata, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: I Second That Emotion, They Love Each Other, Valerie, That's What Love Will Make You Do, Mississippi Moon > DealSet 2: (I'm A) Road Runner, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Don't Let Go, Harder They Come, Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Mojo's, Arcata, CA", "date": "1982-03-18 [Thu]", "length": 875}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1988-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1988-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1988-12-31\nDate: 1988-12-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll-> Franklin's Tower, Wang Dang Doodle*, West L.A. Fadeaway*, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Cold Rain & Snow, Cassidy-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Sugar Magnolia*-> Touch Of Gray*-> Women Are Smarter*-> Terrapin Station-> Drums**-> Space-> The Wheel-> Gimme Some Lovin -> Watchtower-> Morning Dew-> Sugar mag Reprise-> Sunshine Daydream, Wharf Rat, Goin Down the Road, Saturday Night Other Artist(s): * w/ Clarence Clemons on sax, ** Baba Olatunji, Sikiru Adepoju and Kitaro\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1988-12-31", "date": "1988-12-31", "length": 1199}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-07-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1988-07-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-07-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1988-07-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1988-07-16\nDate: 1988-07-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I The Music Never Stopped > Sugaree Little Red Rooster Loser Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Far From Me Bird Song Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Looks Like Rain > Terrapin Station > Drums > * Space > I Will Take You Home > The Other One > Stella Blue > Around & Around > One More Saturday Night Encore: Knockin' On Heaven's Door Comment Rex Benefit FM Broadcast KPFA Alexander Gradsky played between sets Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Babatunde Olatunji - Percussion *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1988-07-16", "date": "1988-07-16", "length": 1309}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-12-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland - Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-12-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland - Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland - Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15\nDate: 1986-12-15\n\nDescription:\nDisc One/Set One: Touch of Grey C.C. Rider When Push Comes to Shove BIODTL Greatest Story Ever Told Loser Tuning Cassidy Althea My Brother Esau Candyman Let it Grow Disc Two/Set Two: Intro Iko-Iko Looks Like Rain Black Muddy River Playin in the Band Terrapin Station Drums Disc Three/Set Two cont: Space Truckin Wharf Rat Playin Reprise Good Lovin E: JBG\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland - Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15", "date": "1986-12-15", "length": 1062}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-07-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Compton Terrace Amphitheatre on 1982-07-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-07-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Compton Terrace Amphitheatre on 1982-07-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Compton Terrace Amphitheatre on 1982-07-25\nDate: 1982-07-25\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > Franklin's Tower > C.C. Rider Bird Song El Paso Candyman Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Deal Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Samson & Delilah Crazy Fingers > Estimated Prophet > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Black Peter > Good Lovin' Encore: Don't Ease Me In Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Compton Terrace Amphitheatre on 1982-07-25", "date": "1982-07-25", "length": 1159}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-04-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1988-04-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-04-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1988-04-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1988-04-30\nDate: 1988-04-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll-> Feel Like A Stranger, Row Jimmy, Walkin' Blues, Hey Pocky Way, Ramble On Rose, Let It Grow Set 2 Shakedown Street-> Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Jam-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> All Along The Watchtower-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E:China Cat Sunflower-> E:I Know You Rider-> E: One More Saturday Night FM Broadcast KZSU\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1988-04-30", "date": "1988-04-30", "length": 1062}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-03-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall, UC Davis on 1982-03-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-03-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall, UC Davis on 1982-03-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall, UC Davis on 1982-03-14\nDate: 1982-03-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I One More Saturday Night Sugaree Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Bird Song Little Red Rooster Ramble On Rose Looks Like Rain Althea Let It Grow Set II Samson & Delilah Ship Of Fools Playing In The Band > Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall, UC Davis on 1982-03-14", "date": "1982-03-14", "length": 1138}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-05-31 [Sat] - 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1986-05-31 [Sat] titled 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1986-05-31 [Sat]\nVenue: The Stone, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Mission In The Rain, Let It Rock, Dear Prudence, Tangled Up In BlueSet 2: Harder They Come, Simple Twist Of Fate, Think, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1986-05-31 [Sat]", "length": 902}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Down By The Riverside'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Down By The Riverside' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Down By The Riverside\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Down By The Riverside", "date": "", "length": 681}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-07-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-07-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-13\nDate: 1976-07-13\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo Big River Peggy-O Cassidy Crazy Fingers > Let It Grow > Might As Well Set II The Music Never Stopped It Must Have Been The Roses Samson & Delilah High Time Saint Stephen > Not Fade Away > Saint Stephen > Sugar Magnolia > Stella Blue > Sunshine Daydream Dancing In The Street Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-13", "date": "1976-07-13", "length": 1138}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'It's All Over Now Baby Blue'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'It's All Over Now Baby Blue' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\nLyrics by: Bob Dylan\nMusic by: Bob Dylan\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1966-01-07\nLast Performance: 1995-02-19\nPublic Performances: 150\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "It's All Over Now Baby Blue", "date": "1966-01-07", "length": 703}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-06-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Dane County Coliseum on 1983-06-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-06-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Dane County Coliseum on 1983-06-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Dane County Coliseum on 1983-06-24\nDate: 1983-06-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street, Far From Me, Candyman-> Little Red Rooster, Brown Eyed Women, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Althea, Hell In A Bucket-> Deal Set 2 Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Morning Dew-> Around & Around-> Johnny B. Goode, E: Don't Ease Me In\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Dane County Coliseum on 1983-06-24", "date": "1983-06-24", "length": 996}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-10-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-10-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-22\nDate: 1980-10-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dire Wolf On The Road Again I've Been All Around This World Monkey And The Engineer To Lay Me Down Heaven Help The Fool Bird Song -> Ripple Set 2 Alabama Getaway -> Greatest Story Ever Told Friend Of The Devil Me And My Uncle -> Big River Peggy-O New Minglewood Blues China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Set 3 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain -> Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance -> Drums -> Space -> Not Fade Away -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Good Lovin' Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-22", "date": "1980-10-22", "length": 1175}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-03-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theater on 1981-03-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-03-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theater on 1981-03-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theater on 1981-03-06\nDate: 1981-03-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I d1t01. Tuning d1t02. Jack Straw d1t03. Peggy-o d1t04. Cassidy d1t05. They Love Each Other d1t06. El Paso d1t07. Row Jimmy d1t08. Little Red Rooster d1t09. Brown-Eyed Woman d1t10. Let It Grow d2t01. Deal Set II d2t02. Tuning d2t03. Samson & Delilah d2t04. Must Have Been The Roses d2t05. Estimated Prophet> d2t06. Franklin's Tower> d2t07. Drums> d3t01. Space> d3t02. Other One> d3t03. Stella Blue> d3t04. Sugar Magnolia d3t05. Crowd Encore d3t06. Don't Ease Me In\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theater on 1981-03-06", "date": "1981-03-06", "length": 1122}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Colored Aristocracy'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Colored Aristocracy' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Colored Aristocracy\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1974-04-20\nLast Performance: 1974-06-13\nPublic Performances: 3\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Colored Aristocracy", "date": "1974-04-20", "length": 677}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-05-06 [Fri] - 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1983-05-06 [Fri] titled 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1983-05-06 [Fri]\nVenue: Keystone, Berkeley, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), I'll Take A Melody, That's What Love Will Make You Do, Mississippi Moon, Run For The RosesSet 2: Mission In The Rain, Harder They Come, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Dear Prudence > Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA", "date": "1983-05-06 [Fri]", "length": 905}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-19\nDate: 1984-04-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Loser, CC Rider, Bird Song, Hell In A Bucket, Big Railroad Blues, The Music Never Stopped-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Estimated Prophet-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-19", "date": "1984-04-19", "length": 997}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1980-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1980-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1980-12-31\nDate: 1980-12-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dire Wolf, On The Road Again, To Lay Me Down, Monkey & The Engineer, Jack A Roe, Cassidy, I've Been All Around This World, The Race is On, Bird Song-> Ripple Set 2 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, They Love Each Other, Little Red Rooster*, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Looks Like Rain, Althea-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Deal Set 3 Sugar Magnolia-> Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain**, Estimated Prophet-> Drums-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat**-> Around & Around**-> Sunshine Daydream**, E:Satisfaction-> E: Brokedown Palace *W Matt Kelly, **W John Cippolina First Set Acoustic\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1980-12-31", "date": "1980-12-31", "length": 1301}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-10-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-10-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02\nDate: 1987-10-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - Cold Rain And Snow d1t03 - Little Red Rooster d1t04 - Stagger Lee d1t05 - Me And My Uncle -> d1t06 - Mexicali Blues d1t07 - Row Jimmy d1t08 - Far From Me d1t09 - Let It Grow Set 2: d2t01 - China Cat Sunflower -> d2t02 - I Know You Rider d2t03 - Man Smart (Woman Smarter) d2t04 - Ship Of Fools d2t05 - Truckin' -> d2t06 - Drums -> d2t07 - Space -> d2t08 - The Wheel -> d2t09 - Gimme Some Lovin' -> d2t10 - All Along The Watchtower d2t11 - Don't Ease Me In Encore: d2t12 - Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02", "date": "1987-10-02", "length": 1193}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31\nDate: 1984-12-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Jack Straw > Bird Song Hell In A Bucket > Don't Ease Me In Set II Sugar Magnolia > Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > The Wheel > Throwing Stones > Turn On Your Lovelight Set III Gimme Some Lovin' > Uncle John's Band > Around & Around > It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment The Bobs opened Dirty Dozen Brass Band opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31", "date": "1984-12-31", "length": 1261}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-10-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ohio Theatre on 1971-10-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-10-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ohio Theatre on 1971-10-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ohio Theatre on 1971-10-31\nDate: 1971-10-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Me And My Uncle, Deal, Playing In The Band, Loser, El Paso, Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, Big Railroad Blues, Brown Eyed Women, Mexicali Blues, Casey Jones, Cumberland Blues, One More Saturday Night Set 2 Dark Star > Sugar Magnolia, Saint Stephen > Not Fade Away > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Not Fade Away, E: Johnny B. Goode setlist coutesy deadlists.com- see their notes for material mislabeled as this date; This date is featured on Dick's Picks 2 .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ohio Theatre on 1971-10-31", "date": "1971-10-31", "length": 1115}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-10-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-10-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-19\nDate: 1974-10-19\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo Me & My Uncle Friend Of The Devil Beat It On Down The Line It Must Have Been The Roses El Paso Loose Lucy Black Throated Wind Scarlet Begonias To Lay Me Down Mama Tried Eyes Of The World > China Doll Big River Set II Uncle John's Band Big Railroad Blues The Race is On Tomorrow Is Forever Mexicali Blues Dire Wolf Sugar Magnolia > He's Gone > Truckin' > Caution Jam > Drums > Truckin' > Black Peter Sunshine Daydream One More Saturday Night U.S. Blues Comment Phil & Ned jam between sets Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-19", "date": "1974-10-19", "length": 1326}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-10-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-10-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02\nDate: 1987-10-02\n\nDescription:\nSet I Cold Rain & Snow Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Row Jimmy Far From Me Let It Grow Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools Truckin' > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Gimme Some Lovin' > All Along The Watchtower Encore: Black Muddy River Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02", "date": "1987-10-02", "length": 1124}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-05-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1981-05-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-05-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1981-05-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1981-05-01\nDate: 1981-05-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Promised Land, Friend Of The Devil-> Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Althea-> Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed-> Let It Grow-> Deal Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger-> Franklin's Tower-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> He's Gone-> The Other One-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1981-05-01", "date": "1981-05-01", "length": 984}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-03-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-03-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-03-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-03-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-03-18\nDate: 1977-03-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, Mississippi Half Step, It's All Over Now, Sugaree, Minglewood Blues, Peggy-O, Cassidy, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain Set 2 Samson & Delilah, Brown Eyed Women, Good Lovin', Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet, Terrapin Station-> Alhambra-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Saint Stephen-> Around & Around, E: Uncle John's Band Note: First \"Fire On The Mountain\"\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-03-18", "date": "1977-03-18", "length": 1036}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1969-12-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Thelma Theater on 1969-12-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1969-12-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Thelma Theater on 1969-12-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Thelma Theater on 1969-12-11\nDate: 1969-12-11\n\nDescription:\nIntroduction And Tuning Casey Jones Cold Rain And Snow Mama Tried Tom Constanten Plays Bach > Yellow Dog Story Dire Wolf It Hurts Me Too China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Black Peter > Me And My Uncle Hard To Handle Dark Star >\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Thelma Theater on 1969-12-11", "date": "1969-12-11", "length": 883}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-04-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium - Duke University on 1978-04-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-04-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium - Duke University on 1978-04-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium - Duke University on 1978-04-12\nDate: 1978-04-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw Dire Wolf Beat It On Down The Line Peggy-O Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Funiculi Funicula Row Jimmy New Minglewood Blues Loser Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Set 2 Bertha -> Good Lovin' It Must Have Been The Roses Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Truckin' -> Wharf Rat -> Around And Around Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium - Duke University on 1978-04-12", "date": "1978-04-12", "length": 1071}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1984-10-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1984-10-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1984-10-17\nDate: 1984-10-17\n\nDescription:\nSet II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Other One > Truckin' > Nobody's Fault But Mine > Stella Blue > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad Encore: Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1984-10-17", "date": "1984-10-17", "length": 1037}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-12-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-12-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-28\nDate: 1983-12-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger Dire Wolf Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Loser New Minglewood Blues Bird Song Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > The Other One > Stella Blue > Around & Around > Johnny B. Goode Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-28", "date": "1983-12-28", "length": 1131}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1987-03-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1987-03-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1987-03-30\nDate: 1987-03-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street It's All Over Now Stagger Lee Never Trust A Woman Box Of Rain Loser Cassidy Set 2 Iko Iko Saint Of Circumstance -> He's Gone -> Drums -> Space -> Truckin' -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Throwing Stones -> Not Fade Away Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1987-03-30", "date": "1987-03-30", "length": 924}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1985-06-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1985-06-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1985-06-22\nDate: 1985-06-22\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree Walkin' Blues Candyman It's All Over Now Althea Cassidy Brown Eyed Women One More Saturday Night Set II Keep On Growing > Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Drums > Space > Dear Mr. Fantasy > I Need A Miracle > Stella Blue > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1985-06-22", "date": "1985-06-22", "length": 1175}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-09-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-09-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-18\nDate: 1990-09-18\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo New Minglewood Blues Loser Picasso Moon Row Jimmy Desolation Row To Lay Me Down > Promised Land Set II Eyes Of The World > Estimated Prophet > Foolish Heart > Drums > Space > The Other One > The Wheel > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Knockin' On Heaven's Door Set III Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Vince Welnick - Keyboards Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-18", "date": "1990-09-18", "length": 1144}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-09-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1979-09-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-09-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1979-09-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1979-09-02\nDate: 1979-09-02\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw They Love Each Other Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Stagger Lee Cassidy Row Jimmy New Minglewood Blues Jack-A-Roe The Music Never Stopped Set II Samson & Delilah Ramble On Rose Terrapin Station > Let It Grow > Drums > Space > Stella Blue > Truckin' > Around & Around U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1979-09-02", "date": "1979-09-02", "length": 1095}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-11-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Texas Christian University on 1971-11-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-11-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Texas Christian University on 1971-11-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Texas Christian University on 1971-11-14\nDate: 1971-11-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha Beat It On Down The Line China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider El Paso -> Sugaree Jack Straw Big Railroad Blues Me And Bobby McGee Loser Playing In The Band Tennessee Jed You Win Again Mexicali Blues Casey Jones One More Saturday Night Set 2 Truckin' -> Drums -> The Other One -> Me And My Uncle -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Texas Christian University on 1971-11-14", "date": "1971-11-14", "length": 1068}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-09-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-09-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-18\nDate: 1990-09-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo New Minglewood Blues Loser Picasso Moon Row Jimmy Desolation Row To Lay Me Down-> The Promised Land Set 2 Eyes Of The World -> Estimated Prophet -> Foolish Heart -> Jam -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> The Wheel -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-18", "date": "1990-09-18", "length": 984}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-09-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Downs of Santa Fe on 1983-09-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-09-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Downs of Santa Fe on 1983-09-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Downs of Santa Fe on 1983-09-10\nDate: 1983-09-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Music Never Stopped They Love Each Other My Brother Esau Big Railroad Blues -> Beat It On Down The Line Tennessee Jed New Minglewood Blues -> China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Set 2 Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Cumberland Blues Playing In The Band -> China Doll -> Space -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> One More Saturday Night Encore Cold Rain And Snow\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Downs of Santa Fe on 1983-09-10", "date": "1983-09-10", "length": 1066}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-02-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-02-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-19\nDate: 1971-02-19\n\nDescription:\nSet I Truckin', Loser, Cumberland Blues, It Hurts Me Too, Bertha, Playing In The Band, Dark Hollow, Smokestack Lightnin', China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Greatest Story Ever Told > Johnny B. Goode, Bird Song, Easy Wind, Deal, Cryptical Envelopment > Drums > The Other One > Wharf Rat, Good Lovin', Casey Jones Comment E.S.P. show - Other artist(s): NRPS; setlist courtesy deadlists.com Officially released as 'Three From The Vault' in 2007 on Rhino Records.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-19", "date": "1971-02-19", "length": 1125}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-12-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-12-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05\nDate: 1981-12-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Promised Land, Friend Of The Devil-> CC Rider, Cumberland Blues-> El Paso, Ramble On Rose, Passenger, Bird Song-> Let It Grow Set 2 Shakedown Street > Lost Sailor > Saint of Circumstance, Big Railroad Blues > Playing in the Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Playing in the Band > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia, E: One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05", "date": "1981-12-05", "length": 1027}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-08-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1983-08-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-08-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1983-08-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1983-08-20\nDate: 1983-08-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told They Love Each Other New Minglewood Blues Bird Song Looks Like Rain Tennessee Jed My Brother Esau > Deal Set II Shakedown Street Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Other One > Black Peter > Good Lovin' Encore: One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1983-08-20", "date": "1983-08-20", "length": 1145}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-09-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-09-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-20\nDate: 1990-09-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger Althea It's All Over Now Ramble On Rose El Paso Brown Eyed Women Greatest Story Ever Told U.S. Blues Set 2 Truckin' -> China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider -> Man Smart, Woman Smarter -> Drums -> Space -> Dark Star -> Playing Reprise -> Dark Star -> Throwing Stones -> Touch Of Grey Encore Turn On Your Lovelight\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-20", "date": "1990-09-20", "length": 1014}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Niagra Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Niagra Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Niagra Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17\nDate: 1984-04-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I: d1t01 Jack Straw d1t02 Dire Wolf d1t03 New Minglewood Blues d1t04 Row Jimmy d1t05 My Brother Esau d1t06 Ramble On Rose d1t07 Looks Like Rain d1t08 Deal Set II: d2t01 take a step back... d2t02 Help On The Way > d2t03 Slipknot! > d2t04 Franklin's Tower d2t05 Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > d2t06 Eyes Of The World > d2t07 Drums > d3t01 Space > d3t02 Black Peter > d3t03 Throwing Stones > d3t04 Not Fade Away Encore: d3t05 Touch Of Grey\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Niagra Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17", "date": "1984-04-17", "length": 1136}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-06-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at West High Auditorium on 1980-06-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-06-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at West High Auditorium on 1980-06-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at West High Auditorium on 1980-06-21\nDate: 1980-06-21\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01. Tuning d1t02. Sugaree-> d1t03. Minglewood Blues d1t04. Candyman d1t05. Me & My Uncle-> d1t06. Big River d1t07. Loser d1t08. Lazy Lightning-> d1t09. Supplication d2t01. Tuning d2t02. Far From Me d2t03. Ramble On Rose d2t04. Feel Like A Stranger Set 2: d2t05. Tuning d2t06. Big Railroad Blues d2t07. Samson & Delilah d3t01. Tuning d3t02. Terrapin Station-> d3t03. Playin' In The Band-> d3t04. Drums-> d3t05. Space-> d3t06. Truckin'-> d3t07. Stella Blue-> d3t08. Sugar Magnolia Encore: d3t09. One More Saturday Night-> d3t10. Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at West High Auditorium on 1980-06-21", "date": "1980-06-21", "length": 1222}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-09-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at State Fairgrounds on 1980-09-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-09-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at State Fairgrounds on 1980-09-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at State Fairgrounds on 1980-09-06\nDate: 1980-09-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Sugaree, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Tennessee Jed, Feel Like A Stranger, Friend Of The Devil, Far From Me, Little Red Rooster, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider-> Promised Land Set 2 Shakedown Street, Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance, Althea, Playin' In The Band-> Uncle John's Band-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> The Wheel-> Uncle John's Band-> Playin' In The Band-> Sugar Magnolia, E:One More Saturday Night-> E: Brokedown Palace Roy Bucanan then Levon Helm Opened\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at State Fairgrounds on 1980-09-06", "date": "1980-09-06", "length": 1184}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-12-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1981-12-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-12-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1981-12-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1981-12-30\nDate: 1981-12-30\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw They Love Each Other On The Road Again Dire Wolf > Little Red Rooster Cumberland Blues It's All Over Now Althea Lazy Lightning > Supplication > Might As Well Set II Do Right Woman, Do Right Man * Don't Blame My Mother * The Boxer * Happy New Year In Arabic * Me & Bobby McGee * Lady Di * Barbara Allen * Feel Like A Stranger Ramble On Rose Estimated Prophet > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Black Peter > Johnny B. Goode Casey Jones Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards (Without *) Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Joan Baez - Vocals *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1981-12-30", "date": "1981-12-30", "length": 1299}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-03-10 [Fri] - 'JGB at Auditorium Theatre, Rochester, NY'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1978-03-10 [Fri] titled 'JGB at Auditorium Theatre, Rochester, NY' was notable:\n\nDate: 1978-03-10 [Fri]\nVenue: Auditorium Theatre, Rochester, NY\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Harder They Come, Mission In The Rain, Russian Lullaby, I Second That Emotion, Mystery TrainSet 2: Love In The Afternoon, They Love Each Other, Tore Up Over You, Simple Twist Of Fate, I'll Be With Thee, The Night They Drove Old Dixie DownEncore: Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Auditorium Theatre, Rochester, NY", "date": "1978-03-10 [Fri]", "length": 967}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-07-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University of California on 1984-07-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-07-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University of California on 1984-07-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University of California on 1984-07-14\nDate: 1984-07-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw West L.A. Fadeaway Little Red Rooster Tennessee Jed Beat It On Down The Line Big Railroad Blues Looks Like Rain -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Help On The Way -> Slipknot! -> Franklin's Tower Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Truckin' -> Wharf Rat -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> One More Saturday Night Encore Keep Your Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University of California on 1984-07-14", "date": "1984-07-14", "length": 1098}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Neighborhood Girls'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Neighborhood Girls' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Neighborhood Girls\nLyrics by: Suzanne Vega\nMusic by: Suzanne Vega\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1988-09-24\nLast Performance: 1988-09-24\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Neighborhood Girls", "date": "1988-09-24", "length": 680}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27\nDate: 1987-03-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told West L.A. Fadeaway Little Red Rooster Brown-Eyed Women Beat It On Down The Line Tennessee Jed The Music Never Stopped Set II Touch Of Grey > Samson And Delilah > Cumberland Blues > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Uncle John's Band > Morning Dew Encore: Johnny B. Goode Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27", "date": "1987-03-27", "length": 1148}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23\nDate: 1987-03-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Grey, Little Red Rooster, Althea, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Iko Iko, Tons Of Steel, Feel Like A Stranger, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Box Of Rain, Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools, Truckin'-> Jam-> Drums-> Space-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Throwing Stones-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23", "date": "1987-03-23", "length": 968}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-12-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-12-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05\nDate: 1981-12-05\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Promised Land Friend Of The Devil > C.C. Rider Cumberland Blues > El Paso Ramble On Rose Passenger Bird Song > Let It Grow Set II Shakedown Street > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance Big Railroad Blues Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Playing In The Band Reprise > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05", "date": "1981-12-05", "length": 1169}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1984-06-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1984-06-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1984-06-09\nDate: 1984-06-09\n\nDescription:\nSet I Iko Iko Hell In A Bucket Loser Cassidy Dupree's Diamond Blues C.C. Rider Deal Set II I Need A Miracle > Bertha Playing In The Band > China Doll > Drums > Space > Playing In The Band Reprise > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia > One More Saturday Night Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1984-06-09", "date": "1984-06-09", "length": 1038}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-04-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rosemont Horizon on 1989-04-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-04-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rosemont Horizon on 1989-04-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rosemont Horizon on 1989-04-13\nDate: 1989-04-13\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Iko Iko, Greatest Story Ever Told, El Paso, It's All Over Now, To Lay Me Down, Cassidy, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Foolish Heart-> Looks Like Rain-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Space-> The Wheel-> I Need A Miracle-> Dear Mr. Fantasy-> Hey Jude Reprise-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Good Lovin', E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rosemont Horizon on 1989-04-13", "date": "1989-04-13", "length": 990}
{"conversation": "Human: What was discussed in the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead'?\n\nDeadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion: In the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead', the discussion covered:\n\nSeries: \nEpisode: Grateful Dead\n\nTranscript:\nJerry GarciaJerry GarciaBob WeirBob WeirBill KreutzmannBill KreutzmannPhil LeshPhil LeshMickey HartMickey HartRobert HunterRobert HunterRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanTom ConstantenTom ConstantenKeith GodchauxKeith GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxBrent MydlandBrent MydlandVince WelnickVince WelnickJohn Perry BarlowJohn Perry BarlowDeadcastSunshine Daydream: Veneta, 8/27/72, Part 2Episode Duration:02:10:50We time travel to one of the Grateful Dead\u2019s most legendary shows, the 1972 benefit that saved the Springfield Creamery, featuring eyewitness accounts of heads freaking freely in the scorching heat amid some of the most incandescent jams of the band\u2019s career.READ THE FULL TRANSCRIPT OF THIS EPISODEGuests:Chuck Kesey, Sue Kesey, Nancy Hamren, Sam Field, Al Strobel, Justin Kreutzmann, Adrian Marin, Strider Brown, Camille Cole, Danno Hikinin, Michele Lefkowith, David Koranda, Lawrence Roberts, Don Witten, Mike Sherwood, Dave Tharp, Mango Man, Jay Kerley, David Lem...\n\nThis Deadcast episode provides contemporary insights into Grateful Dead culture, connecting past and present through community discussion and expert a...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "podcast", "persona": "Deadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion", "title": "Grateful Dead", "date": "", "length": 1537}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-07-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Paramount Northwest Theater on 1972-07-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-07-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Paramount Northwest Theater on 1972-07-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Paramount Northwest Theater on 1972-07-22\nDate: 1972-07-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Me & My Uncle, You Win Again, Jack Straw, Bird Song, Beat It On Down The Line, Sugaree, Black Throated Wind, Big Railroad Blues, Cumberland Blues, Playin' In The Band, Brown Eyed Women, El Paso, Tennessee Jed Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Mexicali Blues, Deal, Promised Land, Stella Blue, Mississippi Half Step, Me And Bobby McGee, Ramble On Rose, Truckin'-> He's Gone, Sugar Magnolia, Morning Dew, Uncle John's Band, One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Paramount Northwest Theater on 1972-07-22", "date": "1972-07-22", "length": 1161}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-05-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at St. Louis Arena on 1977-05-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-05-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at St. Louis Arena on 1977-05-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at St. Louis Arena on 1977-05-15\nDate: 1977-05-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha -> Good Lovin' Row Jimmy New Minglewood Blues Tennessee Jed Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Jack-A-Roe Passenger Brown Eyed Women Dancing In The Street Set 2 Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Samson And Delilah Ship Of Fools Saint Stephen -> Iko Iko -> Not Fade Away -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Uncle John's Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at St. Louis Arena on 1977-05-15", "date": "1977-05-15", "length": 992}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-01-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shea's Buffalo Theater on 1979-01-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-01-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shea's Buffalo Theater on 1979-01-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shea's Buffalo Theater on 1979-01-20\nDate: 1979-01-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, Sugaree, El Paso, Peggy-O, It's All Over Now, Jack A Roe, Minglewood Blues, Stagger Lee, Jack Straw Set 2 I Need A Miracle-> Bertha, Good Lovin', Loser, Estimated Prophet-> The Other One-> Drums-> The Other One-> Dark Star-> Not Fade Away-> Sugar Magnolia, E: One More Saturday Night entire show without Donna Jean Godchaux. Show started almost two hours late!\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shea's Buffalo Theater on 1979-01-20", "date": "1979-01-20", "length": 1056}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1989-10-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1989-10-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1989-10-23\nDate: 1989-10-23\n\nDescription:\nSet I California Earthquake Feel Like A Stranger Loser Walkin' Blues Bertha > When I Paint My Masterpiece Tennessee Jed Let It Grow Set II Touch Of Grey > Looks Like Rain We Can Run > Crazy Fingers > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > I Will Take You Home > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Standing On The Moon > Turn On Your Lovelight Attics Of My Life Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1989-10-23", "date": "1989-10-23", "length": 1153}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-18\nDate: 1989-10-18\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street Little Red Rooster Peggy-O Queen Jane Approximately Bird Song > The Music Never Stopped Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Ship of Fools > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Gimme Some Lovin' > All Along The Watchtower > Black Peter > Around & Around > Good Lovin' U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-18", "date": "1989-10-18", "length": 1117}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-07-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-07-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01\nDate: 1979-07-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> Franklin's Tower Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Peggy-O New Minglewood Blues Stagger Lee El Paso Brown Eyed Women Passenger Set 2 Don't Ease Me In Samson And Delilah Sugaree Terrapin Station -> Playing In The Band -> Drums -> Space -> Stella Blue -> Truckin' -> Around And Around Encore Shakedown Street\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01", "date": "1979-07-01", "length": 1026}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-11\nDate: 1984-10-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Peggy-O, Mama Tried-> Big River, Ramble On Rose, Looks Like Rain-> Might As Well Set 2 Hell In A Bucket-> Touch Of Gray, Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools, Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Dear Mr. Fantasy-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-11", "date": "1984-10-11", "length": 964}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-12-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-12-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-12-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-12-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-12-03\nDate: 1990-12-03\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey Feel Like A Stranger West L.A. Fadeaway Queen Jane Approximately Ramble On Rose Cassidy Althea Stander On The Mountain Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Estimated Prophet > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Wheel > I Need A Miracle > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia The Weight Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Vince Welnick - Keyboards Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-12-03", "date": "1990-12-03", "length": 1180}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-07-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-07-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-03\nDate: 1988-07-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket-> Sugaree, Walkin Blues, Tennessee Jed, Queen Jane Approximately, Bird Song Set 2 Touch Of Gray, Hey Pocky Way, Looks Like Rain, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> I Will Take You Home-> Drums-> Space-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> I Need A Miracle-> Mr. Dear Mr. Fantasy-> Hey Jude - E: Not Fade Away\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-03", "date": "1988-07-03", "length": 1009}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Working On A Building'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Working On A Building' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Working On A Building\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1969-02-19\nLast Performance: 1973-10-08\nPublic Performances: 8\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Working On A Building", "date": "1969-02-19", "length": 687}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-03-06 [Mon] - 'JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1978-03-06 [Mon] titled 'JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1978-03-06 [Mon]\nVenue: Club Front, San Rafael, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Private\n\nSetlist:\nSession: I'll Be With Thee, Let Me Roll It, I Want To Tell You\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA", "date": "1978-03-06 [Mon]", "length": 738}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-09-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Sphinx Theatre on 1978-09-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-09-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Sphinx Theatre on 1978-09-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Sphinx Theatre on 1978-09-15\nDate: 1978-09-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Ollin Arrageed -> The Promised Land Friend Of The Devil Mama Tried -> Big River Loser I Need A Miracle Stagger Lee Set 2 Jack Straw Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Terrapin Station -> Sugar Magnolia\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Sphinx Theatre on 1978-09-15", "date": "1978-09-15", "length": 897}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-08-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1985-08-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-08-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1985-08-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1985-08-31\nDate: 1985-08-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> El Paso Dupree's Diamond Blues Mexicali Blues -> Big River Althea My Brother Esau Jack-A-Roe Let It Grow Set 2 Terrapin Station -> Estimated Prophet -> Drums -> Space -> Goin' Down The RoadFeeling Bad -> Stella Blue -> Throwing Stones -> Not Fade Away Encore She Belongs To Me One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1985-08-31", "date": "1985-08-31", "length": 989}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1985-06-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1985-06-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1985-06-27\nDate: 1985-06-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 In The Midnight Hour Bertha Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee El Paso Crazy Fingers -> Supplication -> High Time Hell In A Bucket -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger -> Eyes Of The World -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> ManSmart (Woman Smarter) -> Drums -> Space -> Truckin' -> Spoonful -> Black Peter -> TurnOn Your Lovelight Encore Johnny B. Goode It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1985-06-27", "date": "1985-06-27", "length": 1099}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-12-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Assembly Hall, University Of Illinois on 1981-12-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-12-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Assembly Hall, University Of Illinois on 1981-12-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Assembly Hall, University Of Illinois on 1981-12-02\nDate: 1981-12-02\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told Peggy-O Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Brown Eyed Women Passenger Never Trust A Woman Cumberland Blues > Looks Like Rain China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Feel Like A Stranger > Franklin's Tower > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Stella Blue > Around And Around > Good Lovin' Encore: Don't Ease Me In Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Assembly Hall, University Of Illinois on 1981-12-02", "date": "1981-12-02", "length": 1260}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1984-10-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1984-10-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1984-10-18\nDate: 1984-10-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger, Candyman, Little Red Rooster, Big Railroad Blues, Cassidy-> Althea, Hell In A Bucket Set 2 Dancing In The Street > Touch Of Grey, Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Space > China Doll > Space > Drums > Space > Playing In The Band > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away > Drums, E: It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1984-10-18", "date": "1984-10-18", "length": 999}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-10-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Activity Center, Arizona State University on 1977-10-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-10-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Activity Center, Arizona State University on 1977-10-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Activity Center, Arizona State University on 1977-10-06\nDate: 1977-10-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Promised Land * Tennessee Jed * Jack Straw Dire Wolf Looks Like Rain * Loser New Minglewood Blues They Love Each Other The Music Never Stopped Set II Bertha > Good Lovin' Friend Of The Devil Estimated Prophet > * Eyes Of The World > Drums > Not Fade Away > * Black Peter > * Not Fade Away > * Around & Around * Encore: Uncle John's Band Comment Broadcast on the King Biscuit Flour Hour * Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Activity Center, Arizona State University on 1977-10-06", "date": "1977-10-06", "length": 1282}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-12-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1979-12-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-12-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1979-12-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1979-12-26\nDate: 1979-12-26\n\nDescription:\nSet I Cold Rain & Snow C.C. Rider Dire Wolf Me & My Uncle > Big River Brown Eyed Women New Minglewood Blues Friend Of The Devil Looks Like Rain Alabama Getaway > Promised Land Set II Uncle John's Band > Estimated Prophet > He's Gone > The Other One > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Brokedown Palace > Around & Around > Johnny B. Goode Encore: Shakedown Street > Uncle John's Band Set III Soundcheck: Wharf Rat Brokedown Palace Black Throated Wind New Minglewood Blues Comment SEVA Benefit This date is featured on Dick's Picks 5 . Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1979-12-26", "date": "1979-12-26", "length": 1339}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1984-10-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1984-10-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1984-10-31\nDate: 1984-10-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street Mama Tried > Big River Ramble On Rose New Minglewood Blues > * Big Railroad Blues * Lazy Lightning > Supplication > Don't Ease Me In Set II Touch Of Grey > Samson & Delilah Ship Of Fools I Need A Miracle > * I Ain't Superstitous > * He's Gone > Drums > Space > Mind Left Body Jam > Morning Dew > Around & Around > * One More Saturday Night (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Matthew Kelly - Harmonica *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1984-10-31", "date": "1984-10-31", "length": 1242}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-06-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Boston Garden on 1974-06-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-06-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Boston Garden on 1974-06-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Boston Garden on 1974-06-28\nDate: 1974-06-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half Step-> It Must Have Been The Roses-> Jack Straw, Beat It On Down The Line, Deal, Mexicali Blues, Tennessee Jed, Me And Bobby McGee, Loose Lucy, El Paso, Sugaree, Around & Around Set 2 Phil & Ned*, Sugar Magnolia-> Scarlet Begonias, Big River, To Lay Me Down, Me & My Uncle, Row Jimmy, Weather Report Suite Prelude-> Weather Report Suite Part 1-> Let It Grow-> Heaven Help The Fool Jam-> U.S. Blues-> Promised Land-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Sunshine Daydream, E: Ship of Fools *Phil & Ned Between sets. This date is featured on Dick's Picks 12 .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Boston Garden on 1974-06-28", "date": "1974-06-28", "length": 1225}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Molly Dee'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Molly Dee' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Molly Dee\nLyrics by: Robert Hunter\nMusic by: Mickey Hart, Bob Weir?\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Molly Dee", "date": "", "length": 658}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-04\nDate: 1985-04-04\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Jack Straw Dire Wolf > El Paso She Belongs To Me My Brother Esau > Friend Of The Devil Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Deal Set II I Need A Miracle > Crazy Fingers Samson & Delilah > He's Gone > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Black Peter > Around & Around > Turn On Your Lovelight Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-04", "date": "1985-04-04", "length": 1173}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1969-08-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Pelletier Farm on 1969-08-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1969-08-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Pelletier Farm on 1969-08-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Pelletier Farm on 1969-08-23\nDate: 1969-08-23\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hard To Handle Mama Tried > High Time Casey Jones Easy Wind Sittin On Top Of The World Dark Star > St. Stephen > The Eleven > Lovelight Encore: And We Bid You Good Night Comment Bullfrog 3 Festival - Other artist(s): Mixed Blood; The Portland Zoo; Sabatic Goat River, Sand; Notary Sojac; Searchin Soul; The Weeds; New Colony Chapter Five; The Trilogy; Bill Feldman; Donn Ross; Ron Bruce\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Pelletier Farm on 1969-08-23", "date": "1969-08-23", "length": 1043}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-08-28 - 'The Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1981-08-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-08-28 titled 'The Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1981-08-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: The Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1981-08-28\nDate: 1981-08-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, They Love Each Other, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Althea-> Little Red Rooster, Brown Eyed Women, Let It Grow-> China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Shakedown Street, Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> The Wheel-> Good Time Blues-> Drums-> Spanish Jam-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "The Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1981-08-28", "date": "1981-08-28", "length": 1002}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-12-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-12-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-16\nDate: 1986-12-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket, Row Jimmy, Me & My Uncle > Big River, Stagger Lee, New Minglewood Blues, When Push Comes To Shove, Sugaree > Jack Straw Set 2 Box Of Rain, Crazy Fingers > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums* > Willie & The Hand Jive* > Iko Iko* > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: In The Midnight Hour Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Art Neville - Keyboards * Brian Stoltz - Guitar * Willie Green - Guitar *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-16", "date": "1986-12-16", "length": 1225}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-09-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Sphinx Theatre on 1978-09-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-09-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Sphinx Theatre on 1978-09-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Sphinx Theatre on 1978-09-14\nDate: 1978-09-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Ollin Arrageed -> Not Fade Away Me And My Uncle They Love Each Other New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Beat It On Down The Line Deal Set 2 Sugaree Samson And Delilah Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Truckin' -> The Other One -> Drums -> Space -> Black Peter -> Around And Around\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Sphinx Theatre on 1978-09-14", "date": "1978-09-14", "length": 938}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-03-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1988-03-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-03-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1988-03-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1988-03-24\nDate: 1988-03-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Grey, Walkin' Blues, Candyman, Queen Jane Approximately, Loser, It's All Over Now, Far From Me, Cassidy > Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo, Looks Like Rain, Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Truckin' > I Need A Miracle > Wharf Rat > Turn On Your Lovelight, E: Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1988-03-24", "date": "1988-03-24", "length": 954}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Mannish Boy (I'm A Man)'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Mannish Boy (I'm A Man)' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Mannish Boy (I'm A Man)\nLyrics by: Morganfield, London, McDaniel\nMusic by: Morganfield, London, McDaniel\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1971-12-15\nLast Performance: 1972-03-25\nPublic Performances: 2\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Mannish Boy (I'm A Man)", "date": "1971-12-15", "length": 729}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-05-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall - Cornell University on 1977-05-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-05-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall - Cornell University on 1977-05-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall - Cornell University on 1977-05-08\nDate: 1977-05-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 New Minglewood Blues Loser El Paso They Love Each Other Jack Straw Deal Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Brown Eyed Women Mama Tried Row Jimmy Dancing In The Street Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet Saint Stephen -> Not Fade Away -> Saint Stephen -> Morning Dew Encore One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall - Cornell University on 1977-05-08", "date": "1977-05-08", "length": 1032}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-06-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1988-06-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-06-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1988-06-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1988-06-20\nDate: 1988-06-20\n\nDescription:\nSet One: 01 tuning 02 Jack Straw 03 Box Of Rain > 04 West L.A. Fadeaway 05 Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again 06 Loser 07 Cassidy > 08 Don't Ease Me In Set Two: 01 tuning 02 Victim Or the Crime > 03 Cumberland Blues > 04 Blow Away > 05 Ship Of Fools > 06 Truckin' > 07 Terrapin Station > 08 drums > 09 space > 10 The Other One > 11 Wharf Rat > 12 Around and Around > 13 Good Lovin' Encore: 14 U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1988-06-20", "date": "1988-06-20", "length": 1110}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-19\nDate: 1989-10-19\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket West L.A. Fadeaway Victim Or The Crime Built To Last Blow Away When I Paint My Masterpiece Cumberland Blues Cassidy > Don't Ease Me In Set II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Hey Jude > Death Don't Have No Mercy > Turn On Your Lovelight It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-19", "date": "1989-10-19", "length": 1168}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'C.C. Rider'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'C.C. Rider' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: C.C. Rider\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1970-07-04\nLast Performance: 1992-03-16\nPublic Performances: 130\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "C.C. Rider", "date": "1970-07-04", "length": 656}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'There Ain't No Bugs On Me'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'There Ain't No Bugs On Me' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: There Ain't No Bugs On Me\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1994-01-13\nLast Performance: 1994-01-13\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "There Ain't No Bugs On Me", "date": "1994-01-13", "length": 699}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-10-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-10-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-19\nDate: 1974-10-19\n\nDescription:\ndisc 1 ------ Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo Me And My Uncle Friend Of The Devil Beat It On Down The Line It Must Have Been The Roses El Paso Loose Lucy Black Throated Wind Scarlet Begonias To Lay Me Down Mama Tried disc 2 ------ Eyes Of The World China Doll Big River Seastones Set Two: Uncle John's Band Big Railroad Blues The Race Is On Tomorrow Is Forever Mexicali Blues Dire Wolf disc 3 ------ Sugar Magnolia He's Gone Truckin' Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks) Jam Drums Truckin' Black Peter Sunshine Daydream encores: One More Saturday Night 4:53 U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-19", "date": "1974-10-19", "length": 1227}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-05-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-05-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-09\nDate: 1981-05-09\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > Franklin's Tower > Feel Like A Stranger Bird Song Little Red Rooster Candyman Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Looks Like Rain China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Black Peter > Around & Around > One More Saturday Night Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-09", "date": "1981-05-09", "length": 1249}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-02-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-02-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-08\nDate: 1986-02-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Iko Iko Little Red Rooster Peggy-O Beat It On Down The Line Stagger Lee It's All Over Now Bertha One More Saturday Night Set 2 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> Franklin's Tower -> Playing In The Band -> China Doll -> Playing In The Band Jam -> Drums -> Space -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> Black Peter -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Keep Your Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-08", "date": "1986-02-08", "length": 1059}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-12-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1990-12-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-12-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1990-12-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1990-12-12\nDate: 1990-12-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Grey Greatest Story Ever Told Candyman Walkin' Blues Loose Lucy Mexicali Blues Maggie's Farm Queen Jane Approximately Deal Set 2 China Cat Sunflower I Know You Rider Looks Like Rain Iko Iko Dark Star Terrapin Station Drums Space All Along The Watchtower Stella Blue Throwing Stones Not Fade Away E: The Weight Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Vince Welnick - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1990-12-12", "date": "1990-12-12", "length": 1159}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1991-11-16 [Sat] - 'JGB at Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, NY'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1991-11-16 [Sat] titled 'JGB at Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, NY' was notable:\n\nDate: 1991-11-16 [Sat]\nVenue: Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, NY\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Cats Under The Stars, Stop That Train, You Never Can Tell, Forever Young, Run For The Roses, Money Honey, My Sisters And Brothers, Let's Spend The Night TogetherSet 2: Lay Down Sally, Waiting For A Miracle, Think, And It Stoned Me, Ain't No Bread In The Breadbox, Shining Star, Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, NY", "date": "1991-11-16 [Sat]", "length": 993}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-07-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1984-07-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-07-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1984-07-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1984-07-21\nDate: 1984-07-21\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street Little Red Rooster Althea Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Looks Like Rain > Might As Well Set II Cold Rain & Snow Far From Me Truckin' > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > Around & Around > One More Saturday Night Encore: Touch Of Grey Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1984-07-21", "date": "1984-07-21", "length": 1151}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-03-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theater on 1981-03-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-03-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theater on 1981-03-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theater on 1981-03-20\nDate: 1981-03-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger, Friend Of The Devil, CC Rider, Althea, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Loser, Minglewood Blues, Candyman-> Looks Like Rain-> Deal Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> He's Gone-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around-> Johnny B. Goode, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theater on 1981-03-20", "date": "1981-03-20", "length": 986}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-08-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1982-08-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-08-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1982-08-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1982-08-08\nDate: 1982-08-08\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Promised Land They Love Each Other Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Loser Little Red Rooster Brown Eyed Women Looks Like Rain Peggy-O Samson & Delilah Set II Far From Me > Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Estimated Prophet > Drums > * Space > The Other One > # Not Fade Away > # Wharf Rat > # Good Lovin # Encore: (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction > # Brokedown Palace # Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Zakir Hussain - Percussion * John Cippolina - Guitar #\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1982-08-08", "date": "1982-08-08", "length": 1274}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-04-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1988-04-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-04-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1988-04-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1988-04-23\nDate: 1988-04-23\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket Cold Rain & Snow Beer Barrel Polka Hey Pocky Way West L.A. Fadeaway Me & My Uncle > Big River To Lay Me Down Cassidy Don't Ease Me In Set II Playing In The Band > Crazy Fingers > Uncle John's Band > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > I Need A Miracle > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Hey Jude > Stella Blue > Turn On Your Lovelight Encore: Knockin' On Heaven's Door Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1988-04-23", "date": "1988-04-23", "length": 1177}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-03-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-03-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-27\nDate: 1972-03-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Black Throated Wind, Chinatown Shuffle, Brown Eyed Women, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider-> Me And Bobby McGee, Mr. Charlie, Looks Like Rain, Deal, It Hurts Me Too, Cumberland Blues, Playin' In The Band Set 2 Greatest Story Ever Told, Ramble On Rose, Big Boss Man, El Paso, Good Lovin', Me & My Uncle, Two Souls In Communion, Sugar Magnolia, Loser, Casey Jones, E: One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-27", "date": "1972-03-27", "length": 1066}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-03-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-03-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28\nDate: 1985-03-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning * High Time El Paso Peggy-O Cassidy > China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Looks Like Rain > Drums > Space > Gimme Some Lovin' > The Other One > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia > Sunshine Daydream Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Matthew Kelly - Harmonica *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28", "date": "1985-03-28", "length": 1171}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29\nDate: 1990-03-29\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw > Bertha We Can Run Ramble On Rose When I Paint My Masterpiece Bird Song * Promised Land * Set II Eyes Of The World > * Estimated Prophet > * Dark Star > * Drums > Dark Star > * The Wheel > * Throwing Stones > * Turn On Your Lovelight * Knockin' On Heaven's Door * Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Branford Marsalis - Saxophone *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29", "date": "1990-03-29", "length": 1102}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Who Was John?'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Who Was John?' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Who Was John?\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1976-01-26\nLast Performance: 1976-11-19\nPublic Performances: 29\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Who Was John?", "date": "1976-01-26", "length": 664}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hershey Park Stadium on 1985-06-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hershey Park Stadium on 1985-06-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hershey Park Stadium on 1985-06-28\nDate: 1985-06-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow-> Promised Land, Ramble On Rose, Down In The Bottom, I Ain't Superstitous-> Bird Song-> Comes A Time-> Deal Set 2 The Music Never Stopped-> Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues, Estimated Prophet-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> I Need A Miracle-> Morning Dew-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away, E: Day Job Rained throughout show; Jerry wore a blazer over his usual T-shirt.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hershey Park Stadium on 1985-06-28", "date": "1985-06-28", "length": 1052}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1968-03-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Carousel Ballroom on 1968-03-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1968-03-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Carousel Ballroom on 1968-03-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Carousel Ballroom on 1968-03-16\nDate: 1968-03-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I Dark Star > China Cat Sunflower > The Eleven > Good Morning Little Schoolgirl Set II Morning Dew It Hurts Me Too That's It For The Other One Alligator > Caution (Do Not Step On Tracks) > Feedback And We Bid You Goodnight Comment Jefferson Airplane Performed Deadlists.com notes: \"Morning Dew is the set 2 opener on the master reel, but it gets rearranged to the end of side A on cassettes copies and to the end of disc #2 on the circulating CDs.\" Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Ron \"Pigpen\" McKernan - Hammond B3, Harmonica Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Carousel Ballroom on 1968-03-16", "date": "1968-03-16", "length": 1259}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-07-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1984-07-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-07-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1984-07-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1984-07-06\nDate: 1984-07-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Iko Iko, Jack Straw-> Big Railroad Blues, Little Red Rooster, Candyman, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Bird Song, Let It Grow Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Ship of Fools, Women Are Smarter, Drums-> Dear Mr. Fantasy-> The Other One-> Black Peter-> Why Don't We Do It In The Road-> Around & Around & Around Jam, Sugar Magnolia, E: Touch Of Grey\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1984-07-06", "date": "1984-07-06", "length": 1055}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-04-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Veteran's Memorial Coliseum on 1978-04-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-04-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Veteran's Memorial Coliseum on 1978-04-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Veteran's Memorial Coliseum on 1978-04-08\nDate: 1978-04-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half Step, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, They Love Each Other, Looks Like Rain, Deal, El Paso, It Must Have Been The Roses, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication Set 2 Samson & Delilah, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Sugar Magnolia, E: One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Veteran's Memorial Coliseum on 1978-04-08", "date": "1978-04-08", "length": 1014}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Clinch Mountain Backstep'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Clinch Mountain Backstep' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Clinch Mountain Backstep\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Ralph Stanley\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1962-12-01\nLast Performance: 1964-04-14\nPublic Performances: 2\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Clinch Mountain Backstep", "date": "1962-12-01", "length": 694}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-09-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Starlight Theater on 1985-09-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-09-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Starlight Theater on 1985-09-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Starlight Theater on 1985-09-03\nDate: 1985-09-03\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger > They Love Each Other Little Red Rooster Dire Wolf Cassidy Big Railroad Blues The Music Never Stopped > Don't Ease Me In Set II That's It For The Other One > Eyes Of The World > Don't Need Love > Drums > Space > Nobody's Fault But Mine > Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning > Comes A Time > Turn On Your Lovelight It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Starlight Theater on 1985-09-03", "date": "1985-09-03", "length": 1160}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1991-11-07 [Thu] - 'JGB at Capital Centre, Landover, MD'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1991-11-07 [Thu] titled 'JGB at Capital Centre, Landover, MD' was notable:\n\nDate: 1991-11-07 [Thu]\nVenue: Capital Centre, Landover, MD\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), They Love Each Other, Forever Young, Let It Rock, Lay Down Sally, And It Stoned Me, Let's Spend The Night TogetherSet 2: Bright Side Of The Road, Shining Star, Tore Up Over You, Reuben And Cherise, Like A Road Leading Home, Ain't No Bread In The Breadbox, Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Capital Centre, Landover, MD", "date": "1991-11-07 [Thu]", "length": 1000}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-12-04 [Sun] - 'JGB at The Barn, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1977-12-04 [Sun] titled 'JGB at The Barn, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ' was notable:\n\nDate: 1977-12-04 [Sun]\nVenue: The Barn, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Harder They Come, Simple Twist Of Fate, They Love Each Other, Tore Up Over You, Stir It Up, Midnight MoonlightPartial Set 2: I Second That Emotion\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at The Barn, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ", "date": "1977-12-04 [Sun]", "length": 891}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1995-04-22 [Sat] - 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1995-04-22 [Sat] titled 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1995-04-22 [Sat]\nVenue: Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Cats Under The Stars, They Love Each Other, That's What Love Will Make You Do, Mission In The Rain, My Sisters And Brothers, Everybody Needs Somebody To LoveSet 2: Harder They Come, I Shall Be Released, The Maker, Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1995-04-22 [Sat]", "length": 941}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-06-23 [Thu] Late - 'JGB at Auditorium, Santa Rosa High School, Santa Rosa, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1977-06-23 [Thu] Late titled 'JGB at Auditorium, Santa Rosa High School, Santa Rosa, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1977-06-23 [Thu] Late\nVenue: Auditorium, Santa Rosa High School, Santa Rosa, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Show: They Love Each Other, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Tore Up Over You, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Don't Let Go\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Auditorium, Santa Rosa High School, Santa Rosa, CA", "date": "1977-06-23 [Thu] Late", "length": 893}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-08-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Arena on 1974-08-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-08-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Arena on 1974-08-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Arena on 1974-08-04\nDate: 1974-08-04\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha Mexicali Blues Scarlet Begonias Black Throated Wind Deal Beat It On Down The Line Peggy-O Jack Straw Loser El Paso Row Jimmy Playing In The Band Comment Phil & Ned Jam Between sets. Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Arena on 1974-08-04", "date": "1974-08-04", "length": 1012}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-04-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1978-04-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-04-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1978-04-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1978-04-11\nDate: 1978-04-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Good Lovin' Friend Of The Devil Me & My Uncle > Big River Tennessee Jed Looks Like Rain Brown Eyed Women New Minglewood Blues Deal Set II Samson & Delilah Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Sunrise > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Iko Iko > Sugar Magnolia Johnny B. Goode Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1978-04-11", "date": "1978-04-11", "length": 1102}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-12-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1972-12-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-12-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1972-12-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1972-12-10\nDate: 1972-12-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow, Beat It On Down The Line, Don't Ease Me In, Black Throated Wind, Bird Song, El Paso, Around And Around, Tennessee Jed, Big River, Box Of Rain, Candyman, Bertha, Playing In The Band, Casey Jones Set 2 The Promised Land, Stella Blue, Jack Straw, China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Truckin' > The Other One, Deal, Sugar Magnolia, Ramble On Rose, Johnny B. Goode, E: Uncle John's Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1972-12-10", "date": "1972-12-10", "length": 1068}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-06-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Universal Amphitheatre on 1973-06-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-06-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Universal Amphitheatre on 1973-06-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Universal Amphitheatre on 1973-06-30\nDate: 1973-06-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, They Love Each Other, Mexicali Blues, Tennessee Jed, Looks Like Rain, Bird Song, Cumberland Blues, Row Jimmy, Jack Straw, Deal, Beat It On Down The Line, Black Peter, Playin' In The Band Set 2 Greatest Story Ever Told, Ramble On Rose, El Paso, Dark Star-> Eyes Of The World-> Stella Blue, Sugar Magnolia, E: One More Saturday Night Total solar eclipse not total at show\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Universal Amphitheatre on 1973-06-30", "date": "1973-06-30", "length": 1065}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Down On The Corner'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Down On The Corner' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Down On The Corner\nLyrics by: John Fogerty\nMusic by: John Fogerty\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1989-05-27\nLast Performance: 1989-05-27\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Down On The Corner", "date": "1989-05-27", "length": 680}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-08-29 [Sat] - 'JGB at French's Camp on the Eel River, Piercy, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1987-08-29 [Sat] titled 'JGB at French's Camp on the Eel River, Piercy, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1987-08-29 [Sat]\nVenue: French's Camp on the Eel River, Piercy, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Forever Young, Get Out Of My Life Woman, Run For The Roses, And It Stoned Me, My Sisters And Brothers, DealSet 2: Harder They Come, I Shall Be Released, Think, Evangeline, Gomorrah, Let It Rock, That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day), Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at French's Camp on the Eel River, Piercy, CA", "date": "1987-08-29 [Sat]", "length": 1036}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-02-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Golden Hall, Community Concourse on 1982-02-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-02-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Golden Hall, Community Concourse on 1982-02-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Golden Hall, Community Concourse on 1982-02-20\nDate: 1982-02-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw They Love Each Other > C.C. Rider Tennessee Jed Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues To Lay Me Down > Let It Grow Set II Franklin's Tower > Samson & Delilah Big Railroad Blues Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Black Peter > Around & Around > One More Saturday Night Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Golden Hall, Community Concourse on 1982-02-20", "date": "1982-02-20", "length": 1164}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-10-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-10-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-09\nDate: 1982-10-09\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told They Love Each Other On The Road Again > Beat It On Down The Line West L.A. Fadeaway Me & My Uncle > Big River Dupree's Diamond Blues The Music Never Stopped > Deal Set II Throwing Stones > Touch Of Grey Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Truckin' > The Other One > Morning Dew > One More Saturday Night Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-09", "date": "1982-10-09", "length": 1190}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-04-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Boston Music Hall on 1971-04-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-04-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Boston Music Hall on 1971-04-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Boston Music Hall on 1971-04-08\nDate: 1971-04-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Truckin' Bertha Next Time You See Me Playing In The Band Loser Beat It On Down The Line I Second That Emotion Sugar Magnolia China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Casey Jones Set 2 Dark Star -> Saint Stephen -> Not Fade Away -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Jam -> Not Fade Away Sing Me Back Home Cumberland Blues Greatest Story Ever Told -> Johnny B. Goode Good Lovin' -> Drums -> Good Lovin'\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Boston Music Hall on 1971-04-08", "date": "1971-04-08", "length": 1066}
{"conversation": "Human: What was discussed in the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead'?\n\nDeadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion: In the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead', the discussion covered:\n\nSeries: \nEpisode: Grateful Dead\n\nTranscript:\nJerry GarciaJerry GarciaBob WeirBob WeirBill KreutzmannBill KreutzmannPhil LeshPhil LeshMickey HartMickey HartRobert HunterRobert HunterRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanTom ConstantenTom ConstantenKeith GodchauxKeith GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxBrent MydlandBrent MydlandVince WelnickVince WelnickJohn Perry BarlowJohn Perry BarlowDeadcastFriend Of the Devils: Duke University, 4/78Episode Duration:01:26:03The Deadcast tells the story of the legendary Duke \u201878 show, the unexplored history of the Dead in North Carolina, the first campout at Cameron Indoor Stadium, the mysterious guest percussionist, & the student-run cable station that filmed it.Guests:Peter Coyle, Fred Goldring, Nick Morgan, Joe DiMona, Bob Wagner, Jim Enright, Steve Maizner, Charly Mann, Eric Mlyn, David Lemieux, Steve Silbermansubscribe on:itunesgoogle playpocket castsovercastiheartradioApple PodcastsSpotifyOvercastAmazon MusicYouTube PodcastsLearn MoreSupplemental Materialsby Jesse JarnowThe ...\n\nThis Deadcast episode provides contemporary insights into Grateful Dead culture, connecting past and present through community discussion and expert a...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "podcast", "persona": "Deadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion", "title": "Grateful Dead", "date": "", "length": 1537}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-06-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum Stadium on 1974-06-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-06-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum Stadium on 1974-06-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum Stadium on 1974-06-08\nDate: 1974-06-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land Brown Eyed Women Me And Bobby McGee Scarlet Begonias Mexicali Blues It Must Have Been The Roses Me And My Uncle Tennessee Jed Greatest Story Ever Told China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Around And Around Set 2 U.S. Blues Big River Ship Of Fools Playing In The Band -> Wharf Rat -> Playing In The Band Eyes Of The World Sugar Magnolia Encore Casey Jones -> One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum Stadium on 1974-06-08", "date": "1974-06-08", "length": 1065}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17\nDate: 1989-07-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll, Feel Like A Stranger, Built To Last, Me & My Uncle-> Cumberland Blues, It's All Over Now, Row Jimmy, When I Paint My Masterpiece, When Push Comes To Shove, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Playin' In The Band-> Uncle John's Band-> Standing On the Moon*, Drums, Jam-> The Wheel-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away, E: We Bid You Good Night, E: Johnny B. Goode *with a full moon rising behind the band; material from this show is featured in the video Downhill from Here .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17", "date": "1989-07-17", "length": 1262}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-05-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at L'Olympia on 1972-05-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-05-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at L'Olympia on 1972-05-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at L'Olympia on 1972-05-03\nDate: 1972-05-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha Me And My Uncle Mr. Charlie Sugaree Black Throated Wind Chinatown Shuffle China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Beat It On Down The Line He's Gone Next Time You See Me Playing In The Band Tennessee Jed Good Lovin' Sing Me Back Home Casey Jones Set 2 Greatest Story Ever Told Ramble On Rose It Hurts Me Too Truckin' -> Space -> The Other One -> Drums -> The Other One Jam -> Space -> Me And Bobby McGee -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat Jack Straw Sugar Magnolia Not Fade Away -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Not Fade Away One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at L'Olympia on 1972-05-03", "date": "1972-05-03", "length": 1198}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-03-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1973-03-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-03-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1973-03-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1973-03-26\nDate: 1973-03-26\n\nDescription:\nSet II partial He's Gone > Truckin' > Weather Report Suite Prelude > Wharf Rat Me & Bobby McGee > Eyes Of The World > Morning Dew Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1973-03-26", "date": "1973-03-26", "length": 919}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-12-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1987-12-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-12-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1987-12-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1987-12-28\nDate: 1987-12-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger > Franklin's Tower New Minglewood Blues Row Jimmy Far From Me When I Paint My Masterpiece > Sugaree Hell In A Bucket Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Cumberland Blues > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Black Muddy River Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1987-12-28", "date": "1987-12-28", "length": 1190}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-10-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1983-10-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-10-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1983-10-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1983-10-11\nDate: 1983-10-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I Wang Dang Doodle > Jack Straw Loser Me and My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Bird Song Hell In a Bucket > Keep Your Day Job Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider I Need a Miracle > Bertha > China Doll > Drums > Space > Saint Stephen > Throwing Stones > Touch of Grey encore: Johnny B. Goode Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1983-10-11", "date": "1983-10-11", "length": 1103}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-11-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at San Antonio Civic Auditorium on 1972-11-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-11-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at San Antonio Civic Auditorium on 1972-11-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at San Antonio Civic Auditorium on 1972-11-26\nDate: 1972-11-26\n\nDescription:\n--Set 1-- 101 - Promised Land 102 - Deal 103 - Mexicali Blues 104 - Sugaree 105 - Black Throated Wind * 106 - Bird Song 107 - Beat It on Down the Line 108 - China Cat Sunflower -> 109 - I Know You Rider 110 - Box of Rain 111 - El Paso 112 - Big Railroad Blues 113 - Around & Around 114 - Casey Jones --Set 2-- 201 - Playing in the Band 202 - Brown Eyed Women 203 - Jack Straw 204 - Don't Ease Me In 205 - Big River 206 - Dark Star -> 207 - Me & Bobby McGee 208 - Brokedown Palace 209 - Sugar Magnolia **-> 210 - Sunshine Daydream 211 - Going Down The Road Feeling Bad 212 - One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at San Antonio Civic Auditorium on 1972-11-26", "date": "1972-11-26", "length": 1290}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-11\nDate: 1984-10-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Peggy-O, Mama Tried-> Big River, Ramble On Rose, Looks Like Rain-> Might As Well Set 2 Hell In A Bucket-> Touch Of Gray, Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools, Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Dear Mr. Fantasy-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-11", "date": "1984-10-11", "length": 964}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-14\nDate: 1984-06-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Iko Iko Cassidy It Must Have Been The Roses New Minglewood Blues Brown Eyed Women Jack Straw > Keep Your Day Job Set II Shakedown Street > Playing In The Band > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Drums > Space > Playing In The Band Reprise > Black Peter > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-14", "date": "1984-06-14", "length": 1095}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Superman'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Superman' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Superman\nLyrics by: John Dawson\nMusic by: John Dawson\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1969-05-14\nLast Performance: 1971-10-30\nPublic Performances: 34\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Superman", "date": "1969-05-14", "length": 649}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-09-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-09-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-06\nDate: 1985-09-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree It's All Over Now Bird Song El Paso > Don't Ease Me In Set II Iko Iko Looks Like Rain He's Gone > Spoonful > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Black Peter > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-06", "date": "1985-09-06", "length": 1044}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-12-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1980-12-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-12-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1980-12-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1980-12-13\nDate: 1980-12-13\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger > Sugaree > C.C. Rider To Lay Me Down New Minglewood Blues Ramble On Rose Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Deal Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia Encore: One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1980-12-13", "date": "1980-12-13", "length": 1097}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-12-20 [Thu] - 'JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1979-12-20 [Thu] titled 'JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1979-12-20 [Thu]\nVenue: Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Show: Love In The Afternoon, Let It Rock, Simple Twist Of Fate, That's Alright Mama, How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Catfish John, After Midnight, Tore Up Over You\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA", "date": "1979-12-20 [Thu]", "length": 874}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-02-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-02-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-14\nDate: 1986-02-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger Cold Rain & Snow Mama Tried Big River West L.A. Fadeaway Looks Like Rain Brown Eyed Women Let It Grow Set 2 Keep On Growing Lost Sailor Saint Of Circumstance Terrapin Station Drums Space Wharf Rat Throwing Stones Turn On Your Love Light E: Brokedown Palace Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-14", "date": "1986-02-14", "length": 1118}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Giants Stadium on 1989-07-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Giants Stadium on 1989-07-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Giants Stadium on 1989-07-09\nDate: 1989-07-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street-> Jack Straw, West L.A. Fadeaway, Victim Or The Crime, Brown Eyed Women, Queen Jane Approximately, Bird Song Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Samson & Delilah, Built To Last, Truckin'-> Drums-> Jam-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away, E: Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Giants Stadium on 1989-07-09", "date": "1989-07-09", "length": 993}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-04-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1986-04-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-04-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1986-04-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1986-04-03\nDate: 1986-04-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Iko Iko New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues Bird Song Supplication Jam -> Let It Grow -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Uncle John's Band Playing In The Band Don't Need Love Drums Space The Other One Wharf Rat Around And Around Not Fade Away Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1986-04-03", "date": "1986-04-03", "length": 974}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-06-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1986-06-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-06-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1986-06-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1986-06-22\nDate: 1986-06-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, It Must Have Been The Roses, Cassidy, Row Jimmy, Minglewood Blues-> Big Railroad Blues, Mama Tried-> Big River, Stagger Lee, Hell In A Bucket-> Might As Well Set 2 Fire On The Mountain-> Samson & Delilah, Ship of Fools-> Women Are Smarter-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Stella Blue-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: U.S. Blues, E: Box Of Rain* *Second Encore. FM Broadcast KPFA Berkeley\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1986-06-22", "date": "1986-06-22", "length": 1126}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-09-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Santa Fe Downs on 1983-09-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-09-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Santa Fe Downs on 1983-09-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Santa Fe Downs on 1983-09-11\nDate: 1983-09-11\n\nDescription:\nSet II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Let It Grow > He's Gone > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Wang Dang Doodle > Morning Dew > Around & Around > Sugar Magnolia Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Santa Fe Downs on 1983-09-11", "date": "1983-09-11", "length": 979}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-09-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alexandra Palace on 1974-09-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-09-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alexandra Palace on 1974-09-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alexandra Palace on 1974-09-09\nDate: 1974-09-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Promised Land, It Must Have Been The Roses, Jack Straw, Scarlet Begonias, Mexicali Blues, Row Jimmy, Playin' In The Band Set 2 Deal, El Paso, Ship of Fools, Tennessee Jed, Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Uncle John's Band, Johnny B. Goode, E: U.S. Blues, E: One More Saturday Night* *Second Encore. This date is featured on Dick's Picks 7 . (soundcheck = Jack Straw?)\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alexandra Palace on 1974-09-09", "date": "1974-09-09", "length": 1029}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-21\nDate: 1984-04-21\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Promised Land Friend Of The Devil Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues West L.A. Fadeaway New Minglewood Blues Tennessee Jed > Looks Like Rain > Deal Set II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Playing In The Band > China Doll > Don't Need Love > Drums > Space > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-21", "date": "1984-04-21", "length": 1172}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-08-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1989-08-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-08-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1989-08-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1989-08-06\nDate: 1989-08-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Good Times Feel Like A Stranger ~ Franklin's Tower Walkin' Blues Ramble On Rose When I Paint My Masterpiece % Bird Song Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Samson And Delilah % Ship Of Fools Man Smart (Woman Smarter) -> Drums -> Space -> I Will Take You Home -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Turn On Your Lovelight Encore Johnny B. Goode -> And We Bid You Good Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1989-08-06", "date": "1989-08-06", "length": 1055}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Keys To The Rain'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Keys To The Rain' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Keys To The Rain\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Robert Hunter\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Keys To The Rain", "date": "", "length": 664}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-04-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium - Duke University on 1978-04-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-04-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium - Duke University on 1978-04-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium - Duke University on 1978-04-12\nDate: 1978-04-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw Dire Wolf Beat It On Down The Line Peggy-O Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Funiculi Funicula Row Jimmy New Minglewood Blues Loser Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Set 2 Bertha -> Good Lovin' It Must Have Been The Roses Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Truckin' -> Wharf Rat -> Around And Around Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium - Duke University on 1978-04-12", "date": "1978-04-12", "length": 1071}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-10-28 - 'The Grateful Dead Live at The Zenith on 1990-10-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-10-28 titled 'The Grateful Dead Live at The Zenith on 1990-10-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: The Grateful Dead Live at The Zenith on 1990-10-28\nDate: 1990-10-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Gray, Walkin' Blues, Candyman, Box Of Rain, Mexicali Blues, Maggie's Farm, Althea, Cassidy, Tennessee Jed, Stander on the Mountain Set 2 Victim Or The Crime, Eyes Of The World-> Estimated Prophet-> Uncle John's Band-> Drums-> Jam-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "The Grateful Dead Live at The Zenith on 1990-10-28", "date": "1990-10-28", "length": 970}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-08-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Roosevelt Stadium on 1976-08-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-08-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Roosevelt Stadium on 1976-08-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Roosevelt Stadium on 1976-08-04\nDate: 1976-08-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: gd1976-08-04d1t01 - Sugaree gd1976-08-04d1t02 - New Minglewood Blues gd1976-08-04d1t03 - Row Jimmy gd1976-08-04d1t04 - Big River gd1976-08-04d1t05 - Loser gd1976-08-04d1t06 - Looks Like Rain gd1976-08-04d1t07 - They Love Each Other gd1976-08-04d1t08 - The Music Never Stopped gd1976-08-04d2t01 - Scarlet Begonias Set 2: gd1976-08-04d2t02 - Help On The Way--> gd1976-08-04d2t03 - Slipknot--> gd1976-08-04d2t04 - Franklin's Tower--> gd1976-08-04d2t05 - Dancin' In The Streets--> gd1976-08-04d2t06 - The Wheel--> gd1976-08-04d2t07 - Samson & Delilah gd1976-08-04d3t01 - It Must Have Been The Roses gd1976-08-04d3t02 - Not Fade Away--> gd1976-08-04d3t03 - Drums--> gd1976-08-04d3t04 - The Other One--> gd1976-08-04d3t05 - Ship Of Fools gd1976-08-04d3t06 - Sugar Magnolia Encore gd1976-08-04d3t07 - Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Roosevelt Stadium on 1976-08-04", "date": "1976-08-04", "length": 1476}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-23\nDate: 1988-09-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll, Hell In A Bucket, Cold Rain & Snow, Walkin' Blues, Loser, Memphis Blues, Dupree's Diamond Blues, Promised Land Set 2 Samson & Delilah, Ship of Fools, Victim Or The Crime-> Foolish Heart-> Drums-> Space-> I Will Take You Home-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-23", "date": "1988-09-23", "length": 989}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-17\nDate: 1983-04-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey > Little Red Rooster Dupree's Diamond Blues > Beat It On Down The Line It Must Have Been the Roses Cassidy Big Railroad Blues My Brother Esau Peggy-O > Let It Grow > Might As Well Set II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Love The One You're With > * The Wheel > Playing In The Band Reprise > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away * Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Stephen Stills - Guitar *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-17", "date": "1983-04-17", "length": 1264}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Rain'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Rain' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Rain\nLyrics by: Lennon, McCartney\nMusic by: Lennon, McCartney\nAlbum: Cats Under the Stars\nFirst Performance: 1992-12-02\nLast Performance: 1995-06-30\nPublic Performances: 20\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Rain", "date": "1992-12-02", "length": 641}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-19\nDate: 1988-09-19\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey Little Red Rooster Dire Wolf Far From Me Queen Jane Approximately Tennessee Jed Let It Grow Set II Victim Or The Crime > Foolish Heart > Playing In The Band > China Doll > Playin' Reprise > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Black Peter > Around & Around > Good Lovin' Encore: The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-19", "date": "1988-09-19", "length": 1132}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'My Problems Got Problems'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'My Problems Got Problems' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: My Problems Got Problems\nLyrics by: Merl Saunders, Pamela Dianne Carrier\nMusic by: Merl Saunders, Pamela Dianne Carrier\nAlbum: Heavy Turbulence\nFirst Performance: 1972-01-20\nLast Performance: 1975-07-04\nPublic Performances: 14\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "My Problems Got Problems", "date": "1972-01-20", "length": 735}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-02-07 [Sat] Late - 'JGB at Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1981-02-07 [Sat] Late titled 'JGB at Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1981-02-07 [Sat] Late\nVenue: Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Harder They Come, They Love Each Other, Tore Up Over You, Mission In The Rain, I'll Take A MelodySet 2: Mississippi Moon, Dear Prudence, Deal > Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA", "date": "1981-02-07 [Sat] Late", "length": 862}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-11-11 [Sun] - 'JGB at Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1990-11-11 [Sun] titled 'JGB at Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1990-11-11 [Sun]\nVenue: Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Stop That Train, Get Out Of My Life Woman, Simple Twist Of Fate, Run For The Roses, Like A Road Leading Home, My Sisters And Brothers, DealSet 2: The Way You Do The Things You Do, Mission In The Rain, Think, Waiting For A Miracle, Evangeline, That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day), Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA", "date": "1990-11-11 [Sun]", "length": 1054}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-05-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1981-05-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-05-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1981-05-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1981-05-01\nDate: 1981-05-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Promised Land, Friend Of The Devil-> Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Althea-> Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed-> Let It Grow-> Deal Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger-> Franklin's Tower-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> He's Gone-> The Other One-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1981-05-01", "date": "1981-05-01", "length": 984}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'It's All Over Now'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'It's All Over Now' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: It's All Over Now\nLyrics by: Bobby Womack\nMusic by: Bobby Womack\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1969-09-06\nLast Performance: 1995-07-02\nPublic Performances: 160\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "It's All Over Now", "date": "1969-09-06", "length": 679}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1984-10-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1984-10-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1984-10-09\nDate: 1984-10-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dancing In The Street Friend Of The Devil Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues Althea My Brother Esau -> Big Railroad Blues Let It Grow Set 2 Help On The Way -> Slipknot! -> Franklin's Tower Jack Straw He's Gone -> Smokestack Lightnin' -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> Throwing Stones -> Stella Blue -> Around And Around -> Johnny B. Goode Encore Revolution\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1984-10-09", "date": "1984-10-09", "length": 1003}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-09-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1973-09-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-09-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1973-09-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1973-09-21\nDate: 1973-09-21\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Big Railroad Blues Me And My Uncle Brown Eyed Women Beat It On Down The Line Sugaree Big River Here Comes Sunshine El Paso Loose Lucy Jack Straw Black Peter Playing In The Band Set 2 Let Me Sing Your Blues Away Weather Report Suite Prelude -> Weather Report Suite Part -> Let It Grow He's Gone -> Truckin' -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat Row Jimmy Casey Jones Encore One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1973-09-21", "date": "1973-09-21", "length": 1039}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-08-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1979-08-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-08-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1979-08-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1979-08-12\nDate: 1979-08-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land They Love Each Other Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Peggy-O Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Brown Eyed Women Looks Like Rain Althea -> Passenger Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Lost Sailor Don't Ease Me In Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Jam/Space -> Drums -> Space -> Not Fade Away -> Black Peter -> Around And Around Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1979-08-12", "date": "1979-08-12", "length": 1056}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-10-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1983-10-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-10-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1983-10-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1983-10-20\nDate: 1983-10-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told West L.A. Fadeaway New Minglewood Blues Tennessee Jed Hell In A Bucket Row Jimmy Looks Like Rain > Deal Set II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Samson & Delilah > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > The Other One > Stella Blue > Around & Around > Good Lovin' Encore: Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1983-10-20", "date": "1983-10-20", "length": 1131}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-08-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1978-08-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-08-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1978-08-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1978-08-30\nDate: 1978-08-30\n\nDescription:\nSet I Promised Land Sugaree Mexicali Blues > Mama Tried Stagger Lee Looks Like Rain Deal Set II I Need A Miracle Brown Eyed Women Estimated Prophet > The Other One > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > If I Had The World To Give > Iko Iko > Around & Around Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1978-08-30", "date": "1978-08-30", "length": 1115}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-04-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1986-04-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-04-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1986-04-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1986-04-03\nDate: 1986-04-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Iko Iko New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues Bird Song Supplication Jam -> Let It Grow -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Uncle John's Band Playing In The Band Don't Need Love Drums Space The Other One Wharf Rat Around And Around Not Fade Away Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1986-04-03", "date": "1986-04-03", "length": 974}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-09-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Gizah Sound and Light Theater on 1978-09-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-09-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Gizah Sound and Light Theater on 1978-09-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Gizah Sound and Light Theater on 1978-09-15\nDate: 1978-09-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Ollin Arrageed*-> Promised Land, Friend Of The Devil, Mama Tried-> Big River, Loser, I Need A Miracle, Stagger Lee Set 2 Jack Straw, Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Terrapin Station-> Sugar Magnolia *W Hamza El Din\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Gizah Sound and Light Theater on 1978-09-15", "date": "1978-09-15", "length": 947}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1989-07-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1989-07-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1989-07-04\nDate: 1989-07-04\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told Cold Rain & Snow Walkin' Blues Row Jimmy When I Paint My Masterpiece Stagger Lee > Looks Like Rain > Deal Set II Touch Of Grey Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools > Playing In The Band Reprise > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > I Will Take You Home > All Along The Watchtower > Morning Dew > Not Fade Away E: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1989-07-04", "date": "1989-07-04", "length": 1145}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1991-01-31 [Thu] - 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1991-01-31 [Thu] titled 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1991-01-31 [Thu]\nVenue: Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Tears Of Rage, You Never Can Tell, Someday Baby, Mission In The Rain, Dear Prudence, My Sisters And Brothers, Tangled Up In BlueSet 2: The Way You Do The Things You Do, He Ain't Give You None, Think, Waiting For A Miracle, Lay Down Sally, Evangeline, Struggling Man, Everybody Needs Somebody To Love\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1991-01-31 [Thu]", "length": 1046}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-05-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Olympia Theater on 1972-05-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-05-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Olympia Theater on 1972-05-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Olympia Theater on 1972-05-03\nDate: 1972-05-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Me & My Uncle, Mr. Charlie, Sugaree, Black Throated Wind, Chinatown Shuffle, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Beat It On Down The Line, He's Gone, Next Time You See Me, Playin' In The Band, Tennessee Jed, Good Lovin', Sing Me Back Home, Casey Jones Set 2 Greatest Story Ever Told, Ramble On Rose, It Hurts Me Too, Truckin'-> Space-> The Other One-> Drums-> The Other One-> Me And Bobby McGee-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat, Jack Straw, Sugar Magnolia, Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away, E: One More Saturday Night 5/3/72 was one of the \"Honeymoon\" tapes that were taken from David Gans'house while he was away on his honeymoon.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Olympia Theater on 1972-05-03", "date": "1972-05-03", "length": 1329}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-26\nDate: 1987-03-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Midnight Hour, Cold Rain & Snow, CC Rider, Row Jimmy, My Brother Esau, When Push Comes To Shove, Desolation Row-> Bird Song, Promised Land Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Looks Like Rain, He's Gone-> Jam-> Drums-> Space-> I Need A Miracle-> Black Peter-> Around & Around-> Good Lovin', E: The Mighty Quinn\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-26", "date": "1987-03-26", "length": 997}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-03-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1988-03-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-03-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1988-03-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1988-03-27\nDate: 1988-03-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Iko Iko Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee Ballad Of A Thin Man -> Cumberland Blues -> Me And My Uncle -> To Lay Me Down -> Let It Grow Set 2 Space -> So What Theme -> Sugar Magnolia -> Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain -> Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> I Need A Miracle -> Dear Mr. Fantasy -> Sunshine Daydream Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1988-03-27", "date": "1988-03-27", "length": 1059}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds\nLyrics by: Lennon, McCartney\nMusic by: Lennon, McCartney\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1993-03-17\nLast Performance: 1995-06-28\nPublic Performances: 19\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds", "date": "1993-03-17", "length": 724}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-09-19 [Mon] - 'JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1977-09-19 [Mon] titled 'JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1977-09-19 [Mon]\nVenue: Club Front, San Rafael, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Private\n\nSetlist:\nSession: Rain (Donna Godchaux)\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA", "date": "1977-09-19 [Mon]", "length": 706}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-09-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1987-09-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-09-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1987-09-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1987-09-24\nDate: 1987-09-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Grey -> New Minglewood Blues High Time Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues Tease -> Big River Big Boss Man My Brother Esau Bird Song -> The Promised Land Set 2 Box Of Rain -> Iko Iko Hell In A Bucket -> Fire On The Mountain -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Black Peter -> Throwing Stones -> Turn On Your Lovelight Encore Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1987-09-24", "date": "1987-09-24", "length": 1009}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-10-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-10-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17\nDate: 1978-10-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land Friend Of The Devil Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Tennessee Jed I Need A Miracle Stagger Lee Jack Straw Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> If I Had The World To Give -> Around And Around Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17", "date": "1978-10-17", "length": 956}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1990-07-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1990-07-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1990-07-16\nDate: 1990-07-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo Blow Away Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Loose Lucy It's All Over Now High Time Let It Grow > Don't Ease Me In Set II Sugar Magnolia > Scarlet Begonias > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools Truckin' > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Gimme Some Lovin' > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > Sunshine Daydream Encore: Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Crosby, Stills & Nash opened\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1990-07-16", "date": "1990-07-16", "length": 1193}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-12-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1972-12-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-12-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1972-12-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1972-12-11\nDate: 1972-12-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I Promised Land, Sugaree, Mexicali Blues, Loser, Me And Bobby McGee, Brown Eyed Women, Beat It On Down The Line, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Box Of Rain, He's Gone, Around & Around, Friend Of The Devil, Playin' In The Band Set II Mississippi Half Step, Me & My Uncle, Big Railroad Blues, Dark Star-> Stella Blue, Big River, Deal, Tomorrow Is Forever, Sugar Magnolia, E: Casey Jones Comment Other artist(s): GD; Sons Of Champlin\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1972-12-11", "date": "1972-12-11", "length": 1100}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-06-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Buckeye Lake Music Center on 1988-06-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-06-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Buckeye Lake Music Center on 1988-06-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Buckeye Lake Music Center on 1988-06-25\nDate: 1988-06-25\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger > Franklin's Tower Box Of Rain Sugaree * Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again * West L.A. Fadeaway Cassidy Deal Set II Victim Or The Crime Blow Away Foolish Heart > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: Knockin' On Heaven's Door Comment Bruce Hornsby and the Range opened. Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Bruce Hornsby - Accordion *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Buckeye Lake Music Center on 1988-06-25", "date": "1988-06-25", "length": 1218}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-09\nDate: 1988-09-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket-> Sugaree, Minglewood Blues, Brown Eyed Women, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Candyman, Queen Jane Approximately, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Playin' In The Band-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Space-> I Will Take You Home-> All Along The Watchtower-> Believe It Or Not-> Sugar Magnolia, E: The Mighty Quinn\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-09", "date": "1988-09-09", "length": 1003}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Dark Hollow'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Dark Hollow' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Dark Hollow\nLyrics by: Bill Browning\nMusic by: Bill Browning\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1964-03-06\nLast Performance: 1987-12-17\nPublic Performances: 43\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Dark Hollow", "date": "1964-03-06", "length": 662}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-07-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Omaha Civic Auditorium on 1978-07-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-07-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Omaha Civic Auditorium on 1978-07-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Omaha Civic Auditorium on 1978-07-05\nDate: 1978-07-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Sugaree Beat It On Down The Line They Love Each Other Looks Like Rain Dire Wolf It's All Over Now Candyman Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Set 2 Deal Samson And Delilah Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Jam -> Drums -> Space -> Wharf Rat -> Truckin' -> Iko Iko -> Around And Around Encore The Promised Land\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Omaha Civic Auditorium on 1978-07-05", "date": "1978-07-05", "length": 1008}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06\nDate: 1990-07-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket-> Sugaree, Easy To Love You, Peggy-O, Desolation Row, West L.A. Fadeaway, Picasso Moon, Ramble On Rose, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Women Are Smarter-> Standing On the Moon-> He's Gone-> Jam-> Drums-> Jam-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Around & Around, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Bruce Hornsby & The Range Opened\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06", "date": "1990-07-06", "length": 1066}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-02-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-02-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-02-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-02-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-02-11\nDate: 1970-02-11\n\nDescription:\nPartial Late Show 01. //Cold Rain & Snow > 02. High Time 03. Me & My Uncle 04. Dark Star > 05. Spanish Jam > 06. Turn On Your Lovelight Encore 07. Uncle John's Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-02-11", "date": "1970-02-11", "length": 812}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-09-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-09-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-05\nDate: 1979-09-05\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo > Franklin's Tower Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Peggy-O Cassidy Loser Promised Land Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Black Peter > I Need A Miracle > Bertha > Good Lovin' U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-05", "date": "1979-09-05", "length": 1102}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-10-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theatre on 1981-10-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-10-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theatre on 1981-10-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theatre on 1981-10-02\nDate: 1981-10-02\n\nDescription:\nSet I New Minglewood Blues Sugaree > C.C. Rider Cumberland Blues Cassidy Dire Wolf Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Althea > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance Set II Playing In The Band > Shakedown Street > Bertha > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > Truckin' > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theatre on 1981-10-02", "date": "1981-10-02", "length": 1090}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-15\nDate: 1988-09-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket -> Sugaree Desolation Row Row Jimmy Cassidy -> Deal Set 2 Samson and Delilah -> Crazy Fingers -> Playing In The Band -> Uncle John's Band -> Drums -> Space -> I Will Take You Home -> All Along The Watchtower -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Turn On Your Lovelight Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-15", "date": "1988-09-15", "length": 981}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-10-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-10-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-09\nDate: 1982-10-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, They Love Each Other, On The Road Again-> Beat It On Down The Line, West L.A. Fadeaway, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Dupree's Diamond Blues, The Music Never Stopped-> Deal Set 2 Throwing Stones-> Touch Of Gray, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Truckin'-> The Other One-> Morning Dew-> One More Saturday Night, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-09", "date": "1982-10-09", "length": 1049}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-08-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Public Hall on 1980-08-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-08-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Public Hall on 1980-08-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Public Hall on 1980-08-26\nDate: 1980-08-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: 1. Tuning 2. Sugaree-> 3. El Paso 4. Loser 5. Beat It On Down The Line 6. Althea 7. Lazy Lightning-> 8. Supplication 9. Deal Set 2: 1. Tuning 2. Don't Ease Me In 3. Little Red Rooster 4. Far From Me 5. Uncle John's Band-> 6. Playin' In The Band-> 7. Drums-> 8. Comes A Time-> 9. Lost Sailor-> 10. Saint Of Circumstance-> 11. Casey Jones Encore: 1. Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Public Hall on 1980-08-26", "date": "1980-08-26", "length": 1012}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1986-03-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1986-03-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1986-03-27\nDate: 1986-03-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw -> Peggy-O New Minglewood Blues Revolutionary Hamstrung Blues -> Bertha Wang Dang Doodle Big Railroad Blues Supplication Jam -> The Promised Land Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Estimated Prophet Eyes Of The World Drums Spanish Jam Truckin' Wharf Rat Sugar Magnolia Encore Keep Your Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1986-03-27", "date": "1986-03-27", "length": 1020}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-05-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1981-05-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-05-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1981-05-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1981-05-01\nDate: 1981-05-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Promised Land, Friend Of The Devil-> Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Althea-> Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed-> Let It Grow-> Deal Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger-> Franklin's Tower-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> He's Gone-> The Other One-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1981-05-01", "date": "1981-05-01", "length": 984}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-19\nDate: 1989-07-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket, Sugaree, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Althea, Victim Or The Crime-> West L.A. Fadeaway, Desolation Row-> Deal Set 2 Box Of Rain-> Foolish Heart-> Looks Like Rain, Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Jam-> The Other One-> The Wheel-> Morning Dew, E: Turn On Your Love Light material from this show is featured in the video Downhill from Here\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-19", "date": "1989-07-19", "length": 1045}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-12-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-12-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-30\nDate: 1983-12-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: 01 [07:21] Bertha > 02 [04:02] Greatest Story Ever Told 03 [09:40] Friend Of The Devil 04 [02:59] Me & My Uncle > 05 [05:43] Big River 06 [07:07] Ramble On Rose 07 [09:17] Little Red Rooster 08 [05:18] Brown Eyed Women > 09 [07:31] Looks Like Rain > 10 [07:54] Deal Set 2: 01 [14:33] Shakedown Street 02 [08:19] Women Are Smarter 03 [12:07] Terrapin Station > 04 [08:22] Drums > 05 [03:46] Space > 06 [03:32] Mind Left Body Jam > 07 [08:23] Truckin' > 08 [10:07] Wharf Rat > 09 [08:06] Good Lovin' Encore: 10 [04:39] Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-30", "date": "1983-12-30", "length": 1188}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-09-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-09-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-16\nDate: 1990-09-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket Cold Rain & Snow Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee Queen Jane Approximately Tennessee Jed Cassidy Deal Set II Samson & Delilah > Iko Iko > Looks Like Rain > He's Gone > Drums > Space > Standing On The Moon > I Need A Miracle > Morning Dew Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment This date is featured on Dick's Picks 9 Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Vince Welnick - Keyboards Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-16", "date": "1990-09-16", "length": 1174}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-06-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1988-06-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-06-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1988-06-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1988-06-28\nDate: 1988-06-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket-> Bertha, Walkin Blues, Candyman, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Row Jimmy, Victim Or The Crime, Foolish Heart Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet-> Crazy Fingers-> Drums-> I Will Take You Home-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> I Need A Miracle-> Stella Blue-> Not Fade Away - E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1988-06-28", "date": "1988-06-28", "length": 1059}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-08-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheater on 1979-08-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-08-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheater on 1979-08-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheater on 1979-08-12\nDate: 1979-08-12\n\nDescription:\n1st Set d1t01 Promised // Land d1t02 TLEO d1t03 Mama Tried> d1t04 Mexicali Blues d1t05 Peggy O d1t06 Lazy Lightning> d1t07 Supplication d1t08 Brown Eyed// Women d1t09 LLR d1t10 Althea d1t11 Passenger 2nd Set d2t01 China Cat Sunflower> d2t02 I Know You Rider d2t03 Lost Sailor d2t04 Don't Ease Me In d2t05 Estimated Prophet> d2t06 Eyes of the World> d2t07 Drums> d2t07fade (fade out) > d3t01fade (fade in) > d3t01 Space> d3t02 NFA> d3t03 Black Peter> d3t04 A & A Encore d3t05 //US Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheater on 1979-08-12", "date": "1979-08-12", "length": 1157}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-04-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke U on 1982-04-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-04-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke U on 1982-04-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke U on 1982-04-02\nDate: 1982-04-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Minglewood Blues-> Sugaree, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Loser, Little Red Rooster, Candyman, Looks Like Rain-> China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Samson & Delilah, It Must Have Been The Roses, Women Are Smarter, He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Drums-> The Other One-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Don't Ease Me In Jerry and Phil swap sides\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke U on 1982-04-02", "date": "1982-04-02", "length": 1050}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-07-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Paramount Theater on 1972-07-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-07-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Paramount Theater on 1972-07-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Paramount Theater on 1972-07-25\nDate: 1972-07-25\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land, Sugaree, Me And My Uncle, Bird Song, Black Throated Wind, Cumberland Blues, Jack Straw, Big Railroad Blues, El Paso, Tennessee Jed, Playing In The Band, Loser, Beat It On Down The Line, Casey Jones Set 2 He's Gone, Greatest Story Ever Told, China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Mexicali Blues, Truckin' > The Other One Jam > Drums > The Other One > Wharf Rat, Sugar Magnolia, Sing Me Back Home, Not Fade Away > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Not Fade Away\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Paramount Theater on 1972-07-25", "date": "1972-07-25", "length": 1146}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1963-02-23\nLast Performance: 1974-04-26\nPublic Performances: 4\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms", "date": "1963-02-23", "length": 708}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-02-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena on 1990-02-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-02-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena on 1990-02-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena on 1990-02-25\nDate: 1990-02-25\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Grey -> Greatest Story Ever Told Jack-A-Roe Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee Queen Jane Approximately The Last Time Cassidy Deal Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Just A Little Light Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> Wharf Rat -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena on 1990-02-25", "date": "1990-02-25", "length": 1082}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-03-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-03-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-25\nDate: 1985-03-25\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger > Cold Rain & Snow C.C. Rider Brown Eyed Women Cassidy Big Railroad Blues My Brother Esau > Don't Ease Me In Set II Scarlet Begonias > Hell In A Bucket Ship Of Fools Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-25", "date": "1985-03-25", "length": 1132}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Covenant Woman'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Covenant Woman' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Covenant Woman\nLyrics by: Bob Dylan\nMusic by: Bob Dylan\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1980-11-16\nLast Performance: 1980-11-16\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Covenant Woman", "date": "1980-11-16", "length": 662}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-05-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium on 1977-05-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-05-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium on 1977-05-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium on 1977-05-09\nDate: 1977-05-09\n\nDescription:\nSet I ----- d1t01 - Help On The Way -> d1t02 - Slipknot! -> d1t03 - Franklin's Tower d1t04 - Cassidy d1t05 - Brown Eyed Women d1t06 - Mexicali Blues d1t07 - Tennessee Jed d1t08 - Big River d1t09 - Peggy-O d2t01 - Sunrise d2t02 - The Music Never Stopped Set II ----- d2t03 - Bertha -> d2t04 - Good Lovin' d2t05 - Ship Of Fools d3t01 - Estimated Prophet -> d3t02 - The Other One -> d3t03 - Drums -> d3t04 - Not Fade Away -> d3t05 - Comes A Time -> d3t06 - Sugar Magnolia Encore ------ d3t07 - Uncle John's Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium on 1977-05-09", "date": "1977-05-09", "length": 1198}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Old And In The Way Breakdown'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Old And In The Way Breakdown' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Old And In The Way Breakdown\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Jerry Garcia\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1973-03-02\nLast Performance: 1973-11-04\nPublic Performances: 11\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Old And In The Way Breakdown", "date": "1973-03-02", "length": 706}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-04-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1987-04-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-04-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1987-04-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1987-04-19\nDate: 1987-04-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half Step-> Franklin's Tower, Minglewood Blues, Ramble On Rose, Tons Of Steel, Box Of Rain, Cassidy, Alabama Getaway-> Promised Land Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Women Are Smarter, Black Muddy River, I Need A Miracle-> Cumberland Blues-> Drums-> Space-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Not Fade Away, E:Not Fade Away-> E: Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1987-04-19", "date": "1987-04-19", "length": 1020}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Indianapolis Sports and Music Center on 1984-06-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Indianapolis Sports and Music Center on 1984-06-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Indianapolis Sports and Music Center on 1984-06-30\nDate: 1984-06-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Dire Wolf, Minglewood Blues, Dupree's Diamond Blues, Far From Me, My Brother Esau-> Ramble On Rose-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Deal Set 2 Shakedown Street-> Playin' In The Band-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Playin' In The Band-> Truckin'-> Spoonful-> Stella Blue-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> One More Saturday Night, E: Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Indianapolis Sports and Music Center on 1984-06-30", "date": "1984-06-30", "length": 1080}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-10-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1976-10-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-10-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1976-10-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1976-10-01\nDate: 1976-10-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Mama Tried, Deal, Cassidy, Friend Of The Devil, Big River, Brown Eyed Women, It's All Over Now, Scarlet Begonias, Promised Land Set 2 Might As Well, Samson & Delilah, Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower, Dancin' In The Streets-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Ship of Fools-> Dancin' In The Streets-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> One More Saturday Night, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1976-10-01", "date": "1976-10-01", "length": 1053}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-12-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Club Front on 1981-12-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-12-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Club Front on 1981-12-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Club Front on 1981-12-11\nDate: 1981-12-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I Wildwood Flower Bye Bye Love Jack-A-Roe Barbara Allen Where Have All Our Heroes Gone Warrior Of The Sun Lucifer's Eyes Lady Di And I Children Of The 80's Marriott USA Comment Grateful Dead + Joan Baez -- This was a rehearsal for the next day's show in San Mateo -- The drummers show up halfway through -- There's multiple takes of most songs -- With Jim McPherson on Piano\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Club Front on 1981-12-11", "date": "1981-12-11", "length": 1017}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-04-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-04-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-26\nDate: 1971-04-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Me & My Uncle, Big Boss Man, Loser, Playin' In The Band, Hard To Handle, Dark Star-> Wharf Rat, Casey Jones Set 2 Sugar Magnolia*, It Hurts Me Too*, Beat It On Down The Line*, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Deal, Mama Tried, Good Lovin'-> Drums-> Good Lovin', Sing Me Back Home, Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away *with Duane Allman. NRPS. This date is featured on Ladies and Gentlemen... The Grateful Dead . Setlist here given as Deadbase IX, deadlists.com's differs\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-26", "date": "1971-04-26", "length": 1167}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-06-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1987-06-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-06-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1987-06-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1987-06-20\nDate: 1987-06-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket -> Franklin's Tower New Minglewood Blues Loser My Brother Esau Bird Song Set 2 Space Iko Iko Looks Like Rain Deal -> Drums -> Space -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> All Along The Watchtower -> The Wheel -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Sugar Magnolia Encore One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1987-06-20", "date": "1987-06-20", "length": 1024}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29\nDate: 1990-03-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Bertha, We Can Run But We Can't Hide, Ramble On Rose, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Bird Song*, Promised Land* Set 2 Eyes Of The World-> Estimated Prophet-> Dark Star-> Drums-> Dark Star-> The Wheel-> Throwing Stones-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door * with Branford Marsalis on saxophones! Marsalis played throughout the second set and encore.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29", "date": "1990-03-29", "length": 1037}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-19\nDate: 1989-10-19\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket West L.A. Fadeaway Victim Or The Crime Built To Last Blow Away When I Paint My Masterpiece Cumberland Blues Cassidy > Don't Ease Me In Set II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Hey Jude > Death Don't Have No Mercy > Turn On Your Lovelight It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-19", "date": "1989-10-19", "length": 1168}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-03-07 [Mon] - 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1983-03-07 [Mon] titled 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1983-03-07 [Mon]\nVenue: The Stone, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Catfish John, After Midnight, Run For The RosesSet 2: Mission In The Rain, Tore Up Over You, Simple Twist Of Fate, Dear Prudence, Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1983-03-07 [Mon]", "length": 874}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-09-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1981-09-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-09-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1981-09-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1981-09-12\nDate: 1981-09-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Friend Of The Devil-> El Paso, Bird Song-> Cassidy, Tennessee Jed-> Looks Like Rain, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> CC Rider, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around-> One More Saturday Night, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue, E: Good Lovin'* *Second Encore\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1981-09-12", "date": "1981-09-12", "length": 1116}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Hop High Ladies'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Hop High Ladies' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Hop High Ladies\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1962-06-11\nLast Performance: 1962-06-11\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Hop High Ladies", "date": "1962-06-11", "length": 669}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-11-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1970-11-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-11-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1970-11-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1970-11-05\nDate: 1970-11-05\n\nDescription:\nDisc 1 01 Hard To Handle 02 tuning 03 Sittin' On Top Of The World 04 tuning 05 Mama Tried 06 tuning 07 Truckin'] > 08 Drums > 09 The Other One > 10 Dark Star > 11 Saint Stephen > Disc 2 1 Drums > 2 Not Fade Away// > 3 //Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > 4 Not Fade Away > 5 Turn On Your Lovelight\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1970-11-05", "date": "1970-11-05", "length": 950}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1983-04-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1983-04-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1983-04-15\nDate: 1983-04-15\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street My Brother Esau Brown Eyed Women Little Red Rooster Dire Wolf Lazy Lightning > Supplication > Deal Set II Feel Like A Stranger Samson & Delilah Ship Of Fools Maybe You Know He's Gone > Little Star > Drums > Space > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Around & Around > Johnny B. Goode Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums He's Gone > Little Star released as filler on Dave's Picks Volume 39\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1983-04-15", "date": "1983-04-15", "length": 1287}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-08-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Mississippi River Festival on 1980-08-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-08-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Mississippi River Festival on 1980-08-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Mississippi River Festival on 1980-08-16\nDate: 1980-08-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Alabama Getaway -> d1t02 - The Promised Land d1t03 - They Love Each Other d1t04 - Me And My Uncle -> d1t05 - El Paso d1t06 - Althea -> d1t07 - Looks Like Rain d1t08 - Tennessee Jed d1t09 - Easy To Love You d1t10 - New Minglewood Blues d1t11 - Deal Set 2: d2t01 - Tuning d2t02 - C C Rider -> d2t03 - China Cat Sunflower -> d2t04 - I Know You Rider d2t05 - Ship Of Fools d2t06 - Estimated Prophet -> d2t07 - He's Gone -> d2t08 - Drums -> d3t01 - Space -> d3t02 - The Other One -> d3t03 - Black Peter -> d3t04 - Sugar Magnolia Encore: d3t05 - Iko Iko d3t06 - One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Mississippi River Festival on 1980-08-16", "date": "1980-08-16", "length": 1281}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-23\nDate: 1986-03-23\n\nDescription:\nSet I Gimme Some Lovin' > Deal Willie & The Hand Jive Candyman Cassidy West L.A. Fadeaway Mama Tried > Big River Might As Well Set II Shakedown Street > Samson & Delilah He's Gone > Spoonful > Drums > Space > The Other One > Comes A Time > Good Lovin' Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-23", "date": "1986-03-23", "length": 1049}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Mind Left Body Jam'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Mind Left Body Jam' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Mind Left Body Jam\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Grateful Dead\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1972-03-05\nLast Performance: 1993-03-10\nPublic Performances: 29\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Mind Left Body Jam", "date": "1972-03-05", "length": 677}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-10-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-10-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-03\nDate: 1987-10-03\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hey Pocky Way New Minglewood Blues Candyman The Addam's Family When I Paint My Masterpiece West L.A. Fadeaway My Brother Esau * Bird Song The Music Never Stopped Set II Maggie's Farm > Cumberland Blues > Looks Like Rain > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > Throwing Stones > Turn On Your Lovelight Encore: The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Last performance * Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-03", "date": "1987-10-03", "length": 1206}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-10-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum on 1990-10-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-10-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum on 1990-10-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum on 1990-10-20\nDate: 1990-10-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Mississippi Half Step, Walkin' Blues, Friend Of The Devil, Black Throated Wind, Jack A Roe, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Let It Grow, Box Of Rain Set 2 Eyes Of The World, Samson & Delilah, Ship of Fools, Dark Star-> Drums-> Jam-> Dark Star-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away, E: One More Saturday Night *International Radio Broadcast\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum on 1990-10-20", "date": "1990-10-20", "length": 1055}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-11-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1979-11-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-11-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1979-11-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1979-11-01\nDate: 1979-11-01\n\nDescription:\nDisc 1 1st Set 1. //Jack Straw 2. TLEO 3. Mama Tried> 4. Mexicali Blues 5. Peggy O 6. Minglewood Blues 7. Candyman 8. //Looks Like Rain 9. Don't Ease Me In 10.Easy To Love You 11.Promised Land Disc 2 2nd Set 1. //Scarlet Begonias> 2. Fire on the Mountain 3. Samson & Delilah 4. //Terrapin Station> 5. Playin' In the Band> J//am> 6. Drums> Disc 3 1. Space> 2. Black //Peter> 3. Good Lovin' Encore 4. US Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1979-11-01", "date": "1979-11-01", "length": 1061}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-23\nDate: 1986-03-23\n\nDescription:\nSet I Gimme Some Lovin' > Deal Willie & The Hand Jive Candyman Cassidy West L.A. Fadeaway Mama Tried > Big River Might As Well Set II Shakedown Street > Samson & Delilah He's Gone > Spoonful > Drums > Space > The Other One > Comes A Time > Good Lovin' Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-23", "date": "1986-03-23", "length": 1049}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-06-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-06-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-12\nDate: 1987-06-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw -> West L.A. Fadeaway Mama Tried -> Big River Candyman My Brother Esau Bird Song Desolation Row -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Far From Me -> Man Smart (Woman Smarter) -> He's Gone -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> I Need A Miracle -> Black Peter -> Around And Around -> Good Lovin' Encore Touch Of Grey\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-12", "date": "1987-06-12", "length": 1042}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-02-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Pershing Municipal Auditorium on 1973-02-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-02-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Pershing Municipal Auditorium on 1973-02-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Pershing Municipal Auditorium on 1973-02-26\nDate: 1973-02-26\n\nDescription:\nSet I Promised Land Deal Mexicali Blues Loser Jack Straw Don't Ease Me In Box Of Rain China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Looks Like Rain Beer Barrel Polka Loose Lucy Beat It On Down The Line Row Jimmy El Paso Big Railroad Blues Playing In The Band Set II They Love Each Other Big River Tennessee Jed Greatest Story Ever Told Dark Star > Eyes Of The World > Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo Me & My Uncle Not Fade Away > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Not Fade Away Comment This show is featured on Dick's Picks 28. Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Pershing Municipal Auditorium on 1973-02-26", "date": "1973-02-26", "length": 1360}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre on 1985-04-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre on 1985-04-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre on 1985-04-13\nDate: 1985-04-13\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Why Don't We Do It In The Road -> Bertha -> Jack Straw West L.A. Fadeaway Little Red Rooster Peggy-O Cassidy Deal Set 2 Terrapin Station -> Playing In The Band -> Crazy Fingers -> Truckin' -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> Throwing Stones -> One More Saturday Night Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre on 1985-04-13", "date": "1985-04-13", "length": 997}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-05-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1983-05-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-05-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1983-05-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1983-05-13\nDate: 1983-05-13\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow -> Greatest Story Ever Told West L.A. Fadeaway Hell In A Bucket Loser Little Red Rooster Bird Song Let It Grow Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Throwing Stones -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Around And Around -> Good Lovin'\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1983-05-13", "date": "1983-05-13", "length": 1052}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1975-10-31 [Fri] Late - 'JGB at Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1975-10-31 [Fri] Late titled 'JGB at Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1975-10-31 [Fri] Late\nVenue: Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Show: Let It Rock, Tore Up Over You, Russian Lullaby, Friend Of The Devil, It's Too Late, Lady Sleeps, No Time, Money Honey, Positively 4th Street, How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Let's Spend The Night Together > Edward\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA", "date": "1975-10-31 [Fri] Late", "length": 973}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-04-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1980-04-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-04-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1980-04-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1980-04-29\nDate: 1980-04-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: 1. Tuning 2. Jack Straw 3. Friend Of The Devil 4. Mama Tried > 5. Mexicali Blues 6. Peggy-O 7. Passenger 8. Brown Eyed Women 9. Far From Me 10. The Music Never Stopped Set 2: 1. Tuning 2. Don't Ease Me In 3. New Minglewood Blues 4. Ramble On Rose 5. Lost Sailor > 6. Saint Of Circumstance > 7. Terrapin Station > 8. Almost Playing Jam > 9. Drums > 10. Space > 11. I Need A Miracle > 12. Bertha > 13. Good Lovin' Encore 1. U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1980-04-29", "date": "1980-04-29", "length": 1081}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-08-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-08-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-05\nDate: 1971-08-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha Me And My Uncle Mr. Charlie Sugaree El Paso Cryptical Envelopment -> Drums -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat Me And Bobby McGee Casey Jones Set 2 Truckin' Loser Sugar Magnolia (missing) Bird Song (missing) Not Fade Away -> (missing) Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Jam -> Not Fade Away Encore Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-05", "date": "1971-08-05", "length": 986}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-06-23 [Thu] Early - 'JGB at Auditorium, Santa Rosa High School, Santa Rosa, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1977-06-23 [Thu] Early titled 'JGB at Auditorium, Santa Rosa High School, Santa Rosa, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1977-06-23 [Thu] Early\nVenue: Auditorium, Santa Rosa High School, Santa Rosa, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Show: Sugaree, Catfish John, Stir It Up, Mystery Train, Sitting In Limbo, The Way You Do The Things You Do\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Auditorium, Santa Rosa High School, Santa Rosa, CA", "date": "1977-06-23 [Thu] Early", "length": 880}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Chinese Bones'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Chinese Bones' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Chinese Bones\nLyrics by: Robyn Hitchcock\nMusic by: Robyn Hitchcock\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1988-09-24\nLast Performance: 1988-09-24\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Chinese Bones", "date": "1988-09-24", "length": 671}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-12-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1990-12-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-12-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1990-12-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1990-12-13\nDate: 1990-12-13\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw > Sugaree Wang Dang Doodle Friend Of The Devil Me & My Uncle > Big River Ramble On Rose Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Valley Road Set II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower Saint Of Circumstance Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Other One > Morning Dew > Box Of Rain E: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Vince Welnick - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1990-12-13", "date": "1990-12-13", "length": 1179}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-06-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1990-06-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-06-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1990-06-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1990-06-10\nDate: 1990-06-10\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha Jack Straw Dire Wolf Wang Dang Doodle Row Jimmy Picasso Moon Tennessee Jed > Promised Land Set II Box Of Rain > Eyes Of The World > Playing In The Band > Crazy Fingers > Playing In The Band Reprise > Drums > Space > Gimme Some Lovin' > Standing On The Moon > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away The Last Time Comment Phil announces that rumors of him leaving the band \"are a bullshit lie\" after Jack Straw Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1990-06-10", "date": "1990-06-10", "length": 1174}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Forty Years'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Forty Years' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Forty Years\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Tom Fogerty\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Forty Years", "date": "", "length": 647}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1985-04-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1985-04-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1985-04-14\nDate: 1985-04-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey > Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree > Down In The Bottom > I Ain't Superstitous Brown Eyed Women Tons Of Steel Big Railroad Blues Looks Like Rain > Don't Ease Me In Set II I Need A Miracle > China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > He's Gone > Drums > Space > Dear Mr. Fantasy > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Gloria Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1985-04-14", "date": "1985-04-14", "length": 1161}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Blow The Candles Out'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Blow The Candles Out' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Blow The Candles Out\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Blow The Candles Out", "date": "", "length": 678}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-10-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum on 1990-10-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-10-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum on 1990-10-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum on 1990-10-20\nDate: 1990-10-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > Walkin' Blues Friend Of The Devil Black Throated Wind Jack A Roe When I Paint My Masterpiece Let It Grow > Box Of Rain Set II Eyes Of The World Samson & Delilah Ship Of Fools Dark Star > Drums > Space > Dark Star > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Vince Welnick - Keyboards Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum on 1990-10-20", "date": "1990-10-20", "length": 1209}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-10-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Sportsahalle on 1990-10-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-10-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Sportsahalle on 1990-10-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Sportsahalle on 1990-10-24\nDate: 1990-10-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger, Cold Rain & Snow, Little Red Rooster, They Love Each Other, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, West L.A. Fadeaway, Queen Jane Approximately, Iko Iko Set 2 Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower, Truckin'-> He's Gone-> Drums-> Jam-> I Need A Miracle-> The Wheel-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Around & Around, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Sportsahalle on 1990-10-24", "date": "1990-10-24", "length": 1000}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about this piece of Grateful Dead history: 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1970-11-08'\n\nGrateful Dead Archive specialist with access to rare historical materials: This Grateful Dead content reveals:\n\nArchive Item: Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1970-11-08\n\nDescription:\nPatch info:0:00-1:48 of Morning Dew, are MAC>C>R>D>CD>EAC>SHN, from Ken Leigh's master.2:06-2:10 of Dancin' in the Streets is MAC>C2>D>CD>EAC>SHN, from Ken Leigh's master.2:11-6:42 of Dancin' in the Streets are MAC>C>R>D>CD>EAC>SHN, from Ken Leigh's master.6:43 of Dancin' thru Good Lovin is MAR>C>D>CD>EAC>SHN from Marty Weinberg's masterNotes:Very beginning of most Songs cut by taper to save tape.I was lucky enough to resurrect the Acoustic Set for it was on a very old Ampex tape. It would run for about 5 to 30 secs than drag and shut down the cassette. I would have to redo this process incrementally for each song until the song was complete. After that I could rewind and replay the song without any problems occurring to be able to transfer the song. A big PITA but well worth it.Acoustic Set Normalization and Pitch Correction via Soundforge.Electric Set Pitch Correction via Soundforge.D3t06 and onwards were added from the Warner source as these were the same.Sector boundaries fixed/seeking added to shn set by terrapinstation 06/06/2003.\n\nThis item from the Grateful Dead Archive Online represents rare an...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "archive", "persona": "Grateful Dead Archive specialist with access to rare historical materials", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1970-11-08", "date": "", "length": 1559}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-08-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1987-08-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-08-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1987-08-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1987-08-11\nDate: 1987-08-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow-> Little Red Rooster, Tons Of Steel, High Time, When I Paint My Masterpiece, When Push Comes To Shove, Let It Grow Set 2 Crazy Fingers-> Samson & Delilah, Ship of Fools, Playin' In The Band-> China Doll-> Drums-> Jam-> All Along The Watchtower-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Around & Around-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1987-08-11", "date": "1987-08-11", "length": 1032}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-06-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-06-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-13\nDate: 1987-06-13\n\nDescription:\nCD 1 (Set 1) 1. Tuning 2. Mississippi Half Step, Uptown, Toodle-oo 3. Walkin' Blues 4. Row Jimmy 5. When I Paint My Masterpiece 6. When Push Comes to Shove 7. Cassidy 8. Friend of the Devil 9. Let it Grow CD 2 (Set 2) 1. Tuning 2. Shakedown Street > 3. Saint of Circumstance > 4. Ship of Fools > 5. Estimated Prophet > 6. Eyes of the Worl//d > 7. Drums > CD 3 (set 2 cont.) 1. Space > 2. The Other One > 3. Morning Dew > 4. Sugar Magnolia Enc. 5. Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-13", "date": "1987-06-13", "length": 1151}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-07-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1987-07-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-07-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1987-07-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1987-07-06\nDate: 1987-07-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger > Franklin's Tower New Minglewood Blues Row Jimmy Mama Tried > Big River Far From Me Stagger Lee Desolation Row > Don't Ease Me In Set II Shakedown Street > Samson & Delilah Iko Iko > * Banana Boat Song (Day-O) > * Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > * Drums > # Space > Knockin' On Heaven's Door > Good Lovin' Johnny B. Goode * Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Art Neville - Hammond B3 * Aaron Neville - Cow Bell * Charles Neville - Tamourine * Brian Stoltz - Guitar * William Green - Drums * #\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1987-07-06", "date": "1987-07-06", "length": 1258}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-07-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-07-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01\nDate: 1979-07-01\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > Franklin's Tower Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Peggy-O New Minglewood Blues Stagger Lee El Paso Brown Eyed Women Passenger Set II Don't Ease Me In Samson & Delilah Sugaree Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Stella Blue > Truckin' > Around & Around Shakedown Street Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01", "date": "1979-07-01", "length": 1144}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Carter-Finley Stadium on 1990-07-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Carter-Finley Stadium on 1990-07-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Carter-Finley Stadium on 1990-07-10\nDate: 1990-07-10\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw * Loser We Can Run Me & My Uncle > Big River Friend Of The Devil * When I Paint My Masterpiece * Bird Song > * Promised Land Set II Iko Iko * Playing In The Band > * Uncle John's Band > * Playing In The Band Reprise > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > Not Fade Away Encore: Brokedown Palace Comment Bruce Hornsby & The Range opened Power failure during Promised Land Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Bruce Hornsby - Accordion *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Carter-Finley Stadium on 1990-07-10", "date": "1990-07-10", "length": 1222}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-10-19 [Mon] - 'JGB at Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, New York, NY'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1987-10-19 [Mon] titled 'JGB at Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, New York, NY' was notable:\n\nDate: 1987-10-19 [Mon]\nVenue: Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, New York, NY\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Set: I'll Take A Melody, I Shall Be Released, Run For The Roses, Like A Road Leading Home, Get Out Of My Life Woman, Harder They Come, Gomorrah, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Tangled Up In BlueEncore: My Sisters And Brothers\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, New York, NY", "date": "1987-10-19 [Mon]", "length": 932}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-07-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-07-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01\nDate: 1979-07-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half Step-> Franklin's Tower, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Peggy-O, Minglewood Blues, Stagger Lee, El Paso, Brown Eyed Women, Passenger Set 2 Don't Ease Me In, Samson & Delilah, Sugaree, Terrapin Station-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Space-> Stella Blue-> Truckin'-> Around & Around, E: Shakedown Street\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01", "date": "1979-07-01", "length": 1001}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-16\nDate: 1989-10-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I Picasso Moon > Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > Feel Like A Stranger Never Trust A Woman Built To Last Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Let It Grow > Deal Set II Dark Star > Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Playing In The Band Reprise > Drums > Space > I Will Take You Home > I Need A Miracle > Dark Star > Attics Of My Life > Playing In The Band Reprise We Bid You Good Night Comment Officially released as Nightfall Of Diamonds Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-16", "date": "1989-10-16", "length": 1258}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1975-09-19 [Fri] - 'JGB at Crabshaw Corner, Sacramento, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1975-09-19 [Fri] titled 'JGB at Crabshaw Corner, Sacramento, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1975-09-19 [Fri]\nVenue: Crabshaw Corner, Sacramento, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Let It Rock, You Win Again, All By Myself, Tough Mama, Mississippi Moon, Pig's BoogieSet 2: Lady Sleeps > No Time, How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), I'll Take A Melody, Catfish John, Tequila, (I'm A) Road Runner, Edward\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Crabshaw Corner, Sacramento, CA", "date": "1975-09-19 [Fri]", "length": 920}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-05-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at L'Olympia on 1972-05-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-05-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at L'Olympia on 1972-05-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at L'Olympia on 1972-05-04\nDate: 1972-05-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Greatest Story Ever Told Deal Mr. Charlie Beat It On Down The Line Brown Eyed Women Chinatown Shuffle Playing In The Band You Win Again It Hurts Me Too Set 2 Good Lovin' Next Time You See Me Ramble On Rose Jack Straw Dark Star -> Space -> Drums -> Space -> Dark Star -> Sugar Magnolia Sing Me Back Home Mexicali Blues Big Boss Man Uncle John's Band Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Not Fade Away ~ One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at L'Olympia on 1972-05-04", "date": "1972-05-04", "length": 1065}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-04-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1982-04-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-04-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1982-04-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1982-04-17\nDate: 1982-04-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 2 Shakedown Street-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Spanish Jam*-> Drums-> Space-> Uncle John's Band-> Not Fade Away-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around-> One More Saturday Night E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue *Without Jerry\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1982-04-17", "date": "1982-04-17", "length": 901}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Land Of The Navajo'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Land Of The Navajo' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Land Of The Navajo\nLyrics by: Peter Rowan\nMusic by: Peter Rowan\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1973-03-03\nLast Performance: 1973-11-04\nPublic Performances: 24\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Land Of The Navajo", "date": "1973-03-03", "length": 679}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27\nDate: 1987-03-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway -> Greatest Story Ever Told West L.A. Fadeaway Little Red Rooster Brown Eyed Women Beat It On Down The Line Tennessee Jed The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Touch Of Grey -> Samson And Delilah -> Cumberland Blues Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Uncle John's Band -> Morning Dew Encore Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27", "date": "1987-03-27", "length": 1017}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-09-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at State Fairgrounds on 1980-09-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-09-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at State Fairgrounds on 1980-09-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at State Fairgrounds on 1980-09-06\nDate: 1980-09-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Sugaree, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Tennessee Jed, Feel Like A Stranger, Friend Of The Devil, Far From Me, Little Red Rooster, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider-> Promised Land Set 2 Shakedown Street, Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance, Althea, Playin' In The Band-> Uncle John's Band-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> The Wheel-> Uncle John's Band-> Playin' In The Band-> Sugar Magnolia, E:One More Saturday Night-> E: Brokedown Palace Roy Bucanan then Levon Helm Opened\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at State Fairgrounds on 1980-09-06", "date": "1980-09-06", "length": 1184}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-08-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Roosevelt Stadium on 1976-08-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-08-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Roosevelt Stadium on 1976-08-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Roosevelt Stadium on 1976-08-04\nDate: 1976-08-04\n\nDescription:\nSet I Sugaree New Minglewood Blues Row Jimmy Big River Loser Looks Like Rain They Love Each Other The Music Never Stopped Scarlet Begonias Set II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Dancing In The Street > The Wheel > Samson & Delilah It Must Have Been The Roses Not Fade Away > Drums > The Other One > Ship Of Fools Sugar Magnolia Johnny B. Goode Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Roosevelt Stadium on 1976-08-04", "date": "1976-08-04", "length": 1185}
{"conversation": "Human: What was discussed in the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead'?\n\nDeadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion: In the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead', the discussion covered:\n\nSeries: \nEpisode: Grateful Dead\n\nTranscript:\nJerry GarciaJerry GarciaBob WeirBob WeirBill KreutzmannBill KreutzmannPhil LeshPhil LeshMickey HartMickey HartRobert HunterRobert HunterRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanTom ConstantenTom ConstantenKeith GodchauxKeith GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxBrent MydlandBrent MydlandVince WelnickVince WelnickJohn Perry BarlowJohn Perry BarlowDeadcastFrom the Mars Hotel 50: Scarlet BegoniasEpisode Duration:02:10:16Explore \u201cScarlet Begonias,\u201d from its trans-Atlantic origins (including the Dead\u2019s surprising Bob Marley connection) to Cornell \u201977 & beyond, featuring the Wall of Sound\u2019s stop at the Hollywood Bowl (with more unheard Owsley Stanley) & a visit from Vampire Weekend\u2019s Chris Tomson.Guests:Chris Tomson, Donna Jean Godchaux MacKay, Trey Anastasio, Alan Trist, Ron Rakow, Lee Jaffe, Courtenay Pollack, Andy Leonard, Steve Brown, Richie Pechner, Jim Sullivan, Geoff Gould, David Lemieux, Brian Kehew, Nicholas Meriwether, Steve Silberman, Nick Paumgarten, Brian Anderson, Sha...\n\nThis Deadcast episode provides contemporary insights into Grateful Dead culture, connecting past and present through community discussion and expert a...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "podcast", "persona": "Deadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion", "title": "Grateful Dead", "date": "", "length": 1537}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-04-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theatre on 1986-04-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-04-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theatre on 1986-04-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theatre on 1986-04-19\nDate: 1986-04-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger Stagger Lee New Minglewood Blues Friend Of The Devil Cassidy Big Railroad Blues One More Saturday Night Set 2 Crazy Fingers Playing In The Band Drums Space The Other One China Doll Playing In The Band Sugar Magnolia Encore The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo)\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theatre on 1986-04-19", "date": "1986-04-19", "length": 972}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-31 [Tue] - 'JGB at Concord Pavilion, Concord, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1989-10-31 [Tue] titled 'JGB at Concord Pavilion, Concord, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1989-10-31 [Tue]\nVenue: Concord Pavilion, Concord, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Stop That Train, Mission In The Rain, Run For The Roses, Like A Road Leading Home, My Sisters And Brothers, DealSet 2: Cats Under The Stars, I Second That Emotion, Think, And It Stoned Me, Waiting For A Miracle, Don't Let Go, That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day), Tangled Up In BlueEncore: Werewolves Of London\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Concord Pavilion, Concord, CA", "date": "1989-10-31 [Tue]", "length": 1056}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-09-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-09-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-07\nDate: 1985-09-07\n\nDescription:\nSet I The Frozen Logger Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > New Minglewood Blues Brown Eyed Women My Brother Esau Loser Dupree's Diamond Blues One More Saturday Night Set II Shakedown Street > Crazy Fingers > Samson & Delilah > Uncle John's Band > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Hey Jude > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Truckin' > Comes A Time > Turn On Your Lovelight Encore: Johnny B. Goode > It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-07", "date": "1985-09-07", "length": 1252}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-15\nDate: 1988-09-15\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree Desolation Row Row Jimmy Cassidy > Deal Set II Samson & Delilah > Crazy Fingers > Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Playin' Reprise > Drums > Space > I Will Take You Home > All Along The Watchtower > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Turn On Your Lovelight > Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Start of set 2 Phil \"for those with kids, my son just said 'rock n roll' 1st time\" Brent's daughter sits in on piano bench during 'I Will Take You Home' Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-15", "date": "1988-09-15", "length": 1278}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-10-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Grugahalle on 1990-10-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-10-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Grugahalle on 1990-10-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Grugahalle on 1990-10-17\nDate: 1990-10-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket -> Sugaree New Minglewood Blues Ramble On Rose Me And My Uncle -> Maggie's Farm High Time Cassidy Tennessee Jed Picasso Moon Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Truckin -> He's Gone -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> I Need A Miracle -> Black Peter -> Turn On Your Lovelight Encore Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Grugahalle on 1990-10-17", "date": "1990-10-17", "length": 978}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-10-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cape Cod Coliseum on 1979-10-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-10-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cape Cod Coliseum on 1979-10-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cape Cod Coliseum on 1979-10-27\nDate: 1979-10-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Candyman Me & My Uncle > Big River Brown Eyed Women Easy To Love You New Minglewood Blues Stagger Lee Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Deal Set II Dancing In The Street > Franklin's Tower He's Gone > Caution Jam > The Other One > Drums > Not Fade Away > Black Peter > Around & Around Encore: One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cape Cod Coliseum on 1979-10-27", "date": "1979-10-27", "length": 1132}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-07-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Dillon Stadium on 1974-07-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-07-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Dillon Stadium on 1974-07-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Dillon Stadium on 1974-07-31\nDate: 1974-07-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Scarlet Begonias, Me And My Uncle, Brown Eyed Women, Beat It On Down The Line, Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> It Must Have Been The Roses, Mexicali Blues, Row Jimmy, Jack Straw, China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider, Around And Around Set 2 Bertha, Big River, Eyes Of The World -> China Doll, Promised Land, Ship of Fools, Weather Report Suite Prelude -> Weather Report Suite Part 1-> Let It Grow Set 3 El Paso, Ramble On Rose, Greatest Story Ever Told, To Lay Me Down, Truckin' -> Mind Left Body Jam -> Spanish Jam -> Wharf Rat -> U.S. Blues, One More Saturday Night, E: Uncle John's Band Phil & Ned between sets 2 & 3\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Dillon Stadium on 1974-07-31", "date": "1974-07-31", "length": 1288}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-04-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theate on 1980-04-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-04-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theate on 1980-04-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theate on 1980-04-29\nDate: 1980-04-29\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Friend Of The Devil Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Peggy-O Passenger Brown Eyed Women Far From Me The Music Never Stopped Set II Don't Ease Me In New Minglewood Blues Ramble On Rose Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Bertha > Good Lovin' Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theate on 1980-04-29", "date": "1980-04-29", "length": 1101}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29\nDate: 1990-03-29\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw > Bertha We Can Run Ramble On Rose When I Paint My Masterpiece Bird Song * Promised Land * Set II Eyes Of The World > * Estimated Prophet > * Dark Star > * Drums > Dark Star > * The Wheel > * Throwing Stones > * Turn On Your Lovelight * Encore: Knockin' On Heaven's Door * Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Branford Marsalis - Saxophone *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29", "date": "1990-03-29", "length": 1110}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-10-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1972-10-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-10-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1972-10-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1972-10-18\nDate: 1972-10-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha Me and My Uncle Don't Ease Me In Mexicali Blues Brown Eyed Women Beat It On Down the Line Bird Song Big River Loser Jack Straw Big Railroad Blues El Paso China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set 2 Playin' In the Band > Drums > Dark Star > Morning Dew > Playin' In the Band Deal Promised Land Brokedown Palace One More Saturday Night Casey Jones\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1972-10-18", "date": "1972-10-18", "length": 1001}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17\nDate: 1989-07-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll, Feel Like A Stranger, Built To Last, Me & My Uncle-> Cumberland Blues, It's All Over Now, Row Jimmy, When I Paint My Masterpiece, When Push Comes To Shove, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Playin' In The Band-> Uncle John's Band-> Standing On the Moon*, Drums, Jam-> The Wheel-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away, E: We Bid You Good Night, E: Johnny B. Goode *with a full moon rising behind the band; material from this show is featured in the video Downhill from Here .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17", "date": "1989-07-17", "length": 1262}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-04-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1986-04-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-04-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1986-04-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1986-04-01\nDate: 1986-04-01\n\nDescription:\n1st set 01-gimme some lovin' > 02-little red rooster 03-stagger lee 04-cassidy 05-tennessee jed 06-looks like rain 07-big railroad blues 08-music never stopped 2nd set 09-shakedown street 01-estimated prophet > 02-eyes of the world > 03-drums > 04-space > 05-i need a miracle > 06-black peter > 07-sugar magnolia Encore 08-box of rain\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1986-04-01", "date": "1986-04-01", "length": 1012}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Day By Day (Bono / Chance / Hudson)'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Day By Day (Bono / Chance / Hudson)' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Day By Day (Bono / Chance / Hudson)\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Bono / Chance / Hudson\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Day By Day (Bono / Chance / Hudson)", "date": "", "length": 730}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-06-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-06-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-20\nDate: 1983-06-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Minglewood Blues, They Love Each Other, Little Red Rooster, Peggy-O, Hell In A Bucket, Tennessee Jed, My Brother Esau, West L.A. Fadeaway, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Samson & Delilah, He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Drums-> Little Star-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-20", "date": "1983-06-20", "length": 1039}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-24\nDate: 1987-03-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Candyman, Minglewood Blues, Loser, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Ramble On Rose, Let It Grow Set 2 Gimme Some Lovin'-> Black Muddy River, Playin' In The Band-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Space-> Dear Mr. Fantasy-> Wharf Rat-> Not Fade Away, E: Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-24", "date": "1987-03-24", "length": 934}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-06-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Jai-Alai Fronton on 1974-06-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-06-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Jai-Alai Fronton on 1974-06-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Jai-Alai Fronton on 1974-06-23\nDate: 1974-06-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Ramble On Rose, Black Throated Wind, Mississippi Half Step, Beat It On Down The Line, Row Jimmy, Jack Straw, Let It Rock, Cumberland Blues, El Paso, To Lay Me Down, Weather Report Suite Prelude-> Weather Report Suite Part 1-> Let It Grow-> China Doll Set 2 Phil & Ned-> Ship of Fools, Big River, Black Peter, Around & Around, Dark Star-> Spanish Jam-> U.S. Blues, Uncle John's Band-> One More Saturday Night, E: Casey Jones\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Jai-Alai Fronton on 1974-06-23", "date": "1974-06-23", "length": 1086}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-04-04 [Sun] Early - 'JGB at Page Auditorium, Duke University, Durham, NC'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1976-04-04 [Sun] Early titled 'JGB at Page Auditorium, Duke University, Durham, NC' was notable:\n\nDate: 1976-04-04 [Sun] Early\nVenue: Page Auditorium, Duke University, Durham, NC\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Show: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Catfish John, Russian Lullaby, I Second That Emotion, Who Was John?, After Midnight, They Love Each Other, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Tore Up Over You\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Page Auditorium, Duke University, Durham, NC", "date": "1976-04-04 [Sun] Early", "length": 960}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-15 - 'The Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-15 titled 'The Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: The Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-15\nDate: 1984-10-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket-> Sugaree-> El Paso, Bird Song, CC Rider, Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, Day Job Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Wharf Rat-> Playin' In The Band-> Sugar Magnolia, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "The Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-15", "date": "1984-10-15", "length": 954}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17\nDate: 1984-04-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Dire Wolf New Minglewood Blues Row Jimmy My Brother Esau Ramble On Rose Looks Like Rain > Deal Set II Take A Step Back > Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Black Peter > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Touch Of Grey Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17", "date": "1984-04-17", "length": 1147}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-07-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-07-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-16\nDate: 1976-07-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow % Cassidy Deal % Mama Tried % Row Jimmy % Big River % Brown Eyed Women % Looks Like Rain % Peggy-O The Music Never Stopped -> Scarlet Begonias Set 2 Playing In The Band -> Stronger Than Dirt Or Milkin' The Turkey -> Cosmic Charlie Samson And Delilah Spanish Jam -> Drums -> The Wheel -> Space Jam -> Playing In The Band Reprise -> Around And Around % High Time % Sugar Magnolia Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-16", "date": "1976-07-16", "length": 1074}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-01-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1980-01-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-01-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1980-01-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1980-01-13\nDate: 1980-01-13\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw-> Franklin's Tower, Minglewood Blues, Tennessee Jed-> Looks Like Rain-> Don't Ease Me In, Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Not Fade Away*-> Sugar Magnolia*, E: U.S. Blues** Finale: Bridging the Gap*** Cambodian Refugee Benefit. FM Broadcast KSAN San Francisco.*w/ John Cippolina and Carlos Santana, **w/ Greg Errico, ***w/ everyone. Other artist(s): Joan Baez, Jefferson Starship, Carlos Santana & The Beach Boys\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1980-01-13", "date": "1980-01-13", "length": 1128}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-10-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Carrier Dome, Syracuse University on 1983-10-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-10-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Carrier Dome, Syracuse University on 1983-10-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Carrier Dome, Syracuse University on 1983-10-22\nDate: 1983-10-22\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street Wang Dang Doodle Candyman New Minglewood Blues Bird Song Hell In A Bucket > Keep Your Day Job Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away > One More Saturday Night Revolution Comment The Band opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Carrier Dome, Syracuse University on 1983-10-22", "date": "1983-10-22", "length": 1163}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-11-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1985-11-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-11-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1985-11-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1985-11-01\nDate: 1985-11-01\n\nDescription:\nSet I Dancin' In The Streets > Cold Rain & Snow Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee Me & My Uncle Big River Brown Eyed Women Jack Straw > Don't Ease Me In Set II Samson & Delilah High Time He's Gone > Spoonful > Comes A Time > Lost Sailor > Drums > Space > Saint Of Circumstance > Gimme Some Lovin' > She Belongs To Me > Gloria Encore: Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1985-11-01", "date": "1985-11-01", "length": 1143}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-05-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Laguna Seca Recreation Area on 1987-05-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-05-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Laguna Seca Recreation Area on 1987-05-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Laguna Seca Recreation Area on 1987-05-10\nDate: 1987-05-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half Step-> Feel Like A Stranger, West L.A. Fadeaway, Minglewood Blues, Row Jimmy, Box Of Rain, Desolation Row, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Hell In A Bucket, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Women Are Smarter-> Drums-> Space-> China Doll-> Playin' In The Band-> Throwing Stones-> Turn On Your Love Light, E:Not Fade Away-> E: Black Muddy River Ry Cooder then Bruce Hornsby&the Range Opened\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Laguna Seca Recreation Area on 1987-05-10", "date": "1987-05-10", "length": 1100}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-07-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1982-07-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-07-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1982-07-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1982-07-27\nDate: 1982-07-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw > Sugaree On The Road Again It Must Have Been The Roses Me & My Uncle > Big River Peggy-O > Little Red Rooster China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Playing In The Band > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Wheel > The Other One > Stella Blue > Playing In The Band Reprise Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1982-07-27", "date": "1982-07-27", "length": 1129}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-25\nDate: 1986-03-25\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger Tennessee Jed > C.C. Rider Tons Of Steel It Must Have Been The Roses Desolation Row > * Don't Ease Me In Set II Scarlet Begonias > Touch Of Grey > Looks Like Rain > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Drums > Space > Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues > Black Peter > Throwing Stones > Turn On Your Lovelight Brokedown Palace Comment First time performed * Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-25", "date": "1986-03-25", "length": 1146}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-09-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1985-09-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-09-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1985-09-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1985-09-05\nDate: 1985-09-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow, CC Rider, Candyman, Beat It On Down The Line, Stagger Lee, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Peggy-O, Let It Grow Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Brokedown Palace* *False start for Brokedown\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1985-09-05", "date": "1985-09-05", "length": 994}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-05-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Lakeland Civic Center on 1977-05-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-05-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Lakeland Civic Center on 1977-05-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Lakeland Civic Center on 1977-05-21\nDate: 1977-05-21\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Me & My Uncle, They Love Each Other, Cassidy, Jack A Roe, Jack Straw, Tennessee Jed, New Minglewood Blues, Row Jimmy, Passenger, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain Set 2 Samson & Delilah, Brown Eyed Women, Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Drums-> The Other One-> Comes A Time-> Saint Stephen-> Not Fade Away-> Saint Stephen-> One More Saturday Night, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Lakeland Civic Center on 1977-05-21", "date": "1977-05-21", "length": 1054}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-11-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Broome County Arena on 1977-11-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-11-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Broome County Arena on 1977-11-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Broome County Arena on 1977-11-06\nDate: 1977-11-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half-Step Upton Toodleloo Jack Straw Tennessee Jed Mexicali Blues > Me & My Uncle Friend Of The Devil New Minglewood Blues Dupree's Diamond Blues Passenger Dire Wolf The Music Never Stopped Set II Samson & Delilah Sunrise Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Good Lovin' > Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Broome County Arena on 1977-11-06", "date": "1977-11-06", "length": 1126}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Kingswood Music Theatre on 1984-06-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Kingswood Music Theatre on 1984-06-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Kingswood Music Theatre on 1984-06-21\nDate: 1984-06-21\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket They Love Each Other C C Rider -> Bird Song Beat It On Down The Line -> Dupree's Diamond Blues Looks Like Rain -> Might As Well Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Never Trust A Woman Samson And Delilah -> Terrapin Station -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> Throwing Stones -> Not Fade Away Encore New Orleans -> Big Boss Man -> Iko Iko\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Kingswood Music Theatre on 1984-06-21", "date": "1984-06-21", "length": 1047}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-08-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Gaelic Park on 1971-08-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-08-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Gaelic Park on 1971-08-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Gaelic Park on 1971-08-26\nDate: 1971-08-26\n\nDescription:\nDisc 1 set 1 01 //Bertha 02 Playing In The Band 03 Mr. Charlie 04 //Sugaree 05 El Paso 06 //Big Boss Man 07 Big//Railroad Blues 08 Hard To Handle 09 Beat It On Down The Line 10 //Loser 11 //Sugar Magnolia 12 //Empty Pages 13 Good//Lovin' set 2 14 //Casey Jones Disc 2 set 2 con't'd 01 //Me And My Uncle 02 //China Cat Sunflower > 03 I Know You Rider 04 Deal 05 Cumberland Blues 06 Truckin' > 07 Drums > 08 The Other//One Next Time You See Me (missing) 09 Me And Bobby McGee// 10 //Uncle John's Band 11 //Saint Stephen > 12 Not Fade Away > 13 Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > 14 Not Fade Away encore Johnny B Goode (missing)\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Gaelic Park on 1971-08-26", "date": "1971-08-26", "length": 1266}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-04-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Boutwell Auditorium on 1980-04-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-04-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Boutwell Auditorium on 1980-04-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Boutwell Auditorium on 1980-04-28\nDate: 1980-04-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: 1. Alabama Getaway > 2. The Promised Land 3. They Love Each Other 4. El Paso 5. Althea 6. Looks Like Rain 7. Tennessee Jed 8. Far From Me 9. Feel Like A Stranger 10. Deal Set 2: 1. China Cat Sunflower > 2. I Know You Rider 3. Samson And Delilah 4. He's Gone > 5. The Other One > 6. Brent with Drums > 7. Drums > 8. Space > 9. Black Peter > 10. Sugar Magnolia Encore: 1. Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Boutwell Auditorium on 1980-04-28", "date": "1980-04-28", "length": 1074}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-12-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Hall on 1979-12-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-12-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Hall on 1979-12-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Hall on 1979-12-11\nDate: 1979-12-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Loser, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Althea, Easy To Love You, Minglewood Blues, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Shakedown Street-> Samson & Delilah, Ship of Fools, Terrapin Station-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E:Alabama Getaway-> E: Promised Land\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Hall on 1979-12-11", "date": "1979-12-11", "length": 1057}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-10-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shrine Auditorium on 1976-10-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-10-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shrine Auditorium on 1976-10-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shrine Auditorium on 1976-10-15\nDate: 1976-10-15\n\nDescription:\nSet I Might As Well Mama Tried Row Jimmy It's All Over Now Loser New Minglewood Blues Bertha Lazy Lightning > Supplication Sugaree Promised Land Set II Eyes Of The World > The Music Never Stopped It Must Have Been The Roses Samson & Delilah He's Gone > Drums > The Other One > Comes A Time > Franklin's Tower > Sugar Magnolia Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shrine Auditorium on 1976-10-15", "date": "1976-10-15", "length": 1150}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-04-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-04-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-25\nDate: 1971-04-25\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Truckin' Loser Hard To Handle Me And Bobby McGee Cold Rain And Snow The Rub Playing In The Band Friend Of The Devil China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Casey Jones Workin' Man Blues Portland Woman Down In The Boondocks Fair Chance To Know Big Yellow Taxi I Don't Know You Dirty Business Sailin' Glendale Train Lodi Henry Superman Six Days On The Road Last Lonely Eagle Lochinvar Louisiana Lady Set 2 Morning Dew Beat It On Down The Line Next Time You See Me Bertha Sugar Magnolia I Second That Emotion Good Lovin' Sing Me Back Home I Dream Of Jeannie Tuning Spanish Jam Tuning -> Not Fade Away -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Not Fade Away Encore Uncle John's Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-25", "date": "1971-04-25", "length": 1328}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-07-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1982-07-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-07-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1982-07-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1982-07-28\nDate: 1982-07-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street Beat It On Down The Line > Greatest Story Ever Told They Love Each Other Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Big Railroad Blues Lazy Lightning > Supplication > Deal Set II Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Althea Let It Grow > He's Gone > Truckin' > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > Not Fade Away > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1982-07-28", "date": "1982-07-28", "length": 1177}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'John Henry'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'John Henry' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: John Henry\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "John Henry", "date": "", "length": 648}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Roving Gambler'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Roving Gambler' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Roving Gambler\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1962-11-10\nLast Performance: 1986-02-02\nPublic Performances: 3\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Roving Gambler", "date": "1962-11-10", "length": 666}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-07-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1978-07-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-07-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1978-07-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1978-07-08\nDate: 1978-07-08\n\nDescription:\nSet One Bertha > Good Lovin' ; Dire Wolf ; El Paso; It Must Have Been The Roses ; New Minglewood Blues ; Ramble On Rose ; The Promised Land ; Deal Set Two Samson And Delilah ; Ship Of Fools ; Estimated Prophet > The Other One > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Wharf Rat > Franklin's Tower > Sugar Magnoli Encore Terrapin Station > One More Saturday Night ; Werewolves Of London\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1978-07-08", "date": "1978-07-08", "length": 1056}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-07-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1988-07-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-07-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1988-07-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1988-07-15\nDate: 1988-07-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street, Walkin' Blues, Friend Of The Devil, Queen Jane Approximately, Dire Wolf, Good Time Blues, Turn On Your Love Light, Cassidy, Bertha Set 2 Scarlet Begonias, Fire On The Mountain, Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet, Drums, I Need A Miracle, The Wheel, Gimme Some Lovin', Morning Dew, Turn On Your Love Light Rex Benefit, FM Broadcast KPFA Berkeley\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1988-07-15", "date": "1988-07-15", "length": 1087}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-09-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-09-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-17\nDate: 1970-09-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I GD acoustic: Truckin' False Start, banter, Truckin', Monkey And The Engineer, Dark Hollow, Friend Of The Devil, Ripple, Brokedown Palace, Box Of Rain, Rosalie McFall, Cold Jordan > Swing Low Sweet Chariot\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-17", "date": "1970-09-17", "length": 858}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-25\nDate: 1990-03-25\n\nDescription:\nSet I Greatest Story Ever Told > Touch Of Grey Wang Dang Doodle Never Trust A Woman Jack A Roe When I Paint My Masterpiece Bird Song Let It Grow Set II Eyes Of The World > Samson & Delilah Crazy Fingers > Truckin' > Spoonful > Drums > Space > I Will Take You Home > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Black Peter > Around & Around The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment This date is featured on Dozin' at the Knick Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-25", "date": "1990-03-25", "length": 1211}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-11-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium on 1987-11-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-11-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium on 1987-11-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium on 1987-11-07\nDate: 1987-11-07\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Hey Pocky Way d1t02 - Jack Straw d1t03 - Row Jimmy d1t04 - When I Paint My Masterpiece d1t05 - Dupree's Diamond Blues d1t06 - Box Of Rain d1t07 - Cassidy -> d1t08 - Might As Well Set 2: d2t01 - Uncle John's Band -> d2t02 - Playing In The Band -> d2t03 - Terrapin Station -> d2t04 - Drums -> d2t05 - Space -> d2t06 - I Need A Miracle -> d2t07 - Black Peter -> d2t08 - Throwing Stones -> d2t09 - Not Fade Away Encore: d1t09 - Not Fade Away -> d1t10 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door d1t11 - One More Saturday\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium on 1987-11-07", "date": "1987-11-07", "length": 1202}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-05-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Boston Garden on 1980-05-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-05-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Boston Garden on 1980-05-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Boston Garden on 1980-05-12\nDate: 1980-05-12\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw > Alabama Getaway > El Paso Althea Lazy Lightning > Supplication Far From Me New Minglewood Blues China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Feel Like A Stranger Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet > He's Gone > Drums > Space > Saint Of Circumstance > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Boston Garden on 1980-05-12", "date": "1980-05-12", "length": 1088}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-10-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-10-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-14\nDate: 1980-10-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Acoustic Set Dire Wolf Dark Hollow It Must Have Been The Roses Cassidy I've Been All Around This World Monkey & The Engineer China Doll Heaven Help The Fool Bird Song > Ripple Set II Electric Set 1 Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told Friend Of The Devil Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Candyman Little Red Rooster Tennessee Jed Let It Grow > The Wheel > The Music Never Stopped Set III Electric Set 2 Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet > Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Uncle John's Band > Morning Dew > Playing In The Band Reprise > Good Lovin' Encore: U.S. Blues > Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-14", "date": "1980-10-14", "length": 1454}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-12-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1990-12-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-12-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1990-12-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1990-12-12\nDate: 1990-12-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Grey Greatest Story Ever Told Candyman Walkin' Blues Loose Lucy Mexicali Blues Maggie's Farm Queen Jane Approximately Deal Set 2 China Cat Sunflower I Know You Rider Looks Like Rain Iko Iko Dark Star Terrapin Station Drums Space All Along The Watchtower Stella Blue Throwing Stones Not Fade Away E: The Weight Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Vince Welnick - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1990-12-12", "date": "1990-12-12", "length": 1159}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-12-07 [Wed] - 'JGB at The Cage, Amherst College, Amherst, MA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1983-12-07 [Wed] titled 'JGB at The Cage, Amherst College, Amherst, MA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1983-12-07 [Wed]\nVenue: The Cage, Amherst College, Amherst, MA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), They Love Each Other, I'll Take A Melody, Run For The Roses, Mississippi Moon, Tangled Up In BlueSet 2: Rhapsody In Red, Simple Twist Of Fate, Love In The Afternoon, Cats Under The Stars, Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at The Cage, Amherst College, Amherst, MA", "date": "1983-12-07 [Wed]", "length": 962}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-08-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1983-08-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-08-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1983-08-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1983-08-27\nDate: 1983-08-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Deep Elem Blues > My Brother Esau, Brown Eyed Women, Little Red Rooster, Ramble On Rose, Looks Like Rain > Deal Set 2 Touch Of Grey > Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Drums > Space > Throwing Stones > Black Peter > One More Saturday Night Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1983-08-27", "date": "1983-08-27", "length": 1106}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, U of Vermont on 1983-04-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, U of Vermont on 1983-04-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, U of Vermont on 1983-04-13\nDate: 1983-04-13\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, They Love Each Other, Beat It On Down The Line, West L.A. Fadeaway, Mama Tried-> Cumberland Blues, Ramble On Rose, Far From Me, My Brother Esau, Might As Well Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Maybe You Know-> Drums-> Morning Dew-> Throwing Stones-> Good Lovin', E: Touch Of Gray\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, U of Vermont on 1983-04-13", "date": "1983-04-13", "length": 1052}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-05-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-05-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-12\nDate: 1981-05-12\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told Peggy-O Cassidy It Must Have Been The Roses Me & My Uncle > Big River Althea Little Red Rooster China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Shakedown Street > Looks Like Rain Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet > He's Gone > * Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia Don't Ease Me In Comment Dedicated to Bob Marley * Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-12", "date": "1981-05-12", "length": 1197}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27\nDate: 1987-03-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told West L.A. Fadeaway Little Red Rooster Brown-Eyed Women Beat It On Down The Line Tennessee Jed The Music Never Stopped Set II Touch Of Grey > Samson & Delilah > Cumberland Blues > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Uncle John's Band > Morning Dew Johnny B. Goode Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27", "date": "1987-03-27", "length": 1138}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-08-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1971-08-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-08-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1971-08-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1971-08-14\nDate: 1971-08-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Me and My Uncle, Mr. Charlie, Sugaree, El Paso, Big Railroad Blues, Big Boss Man, Brokedown Palace, Playing In The Band, Hard To Handle, Cumberland Blues, Loser, Promised Land> Mary Had a Little Lamb (tease)> Promised Land Set 2 Truckin'> Drums> Other One, Me and Bobby Mcgee, Sugar Magnolia, Not Fade Away> Going Down The Road Feeling Bad> Not Fade Away, E: Happy Birthday> Johnny B. Goode, Uncle John's Band w/ David Crosby; Other artist on bill: NRPS\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1971-08-14", "date": "1971-08-14", "length": 1154}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-10-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Gym, SUNY (Early Show) on 1970-10-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-10-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Gym, SUNY (Early Show) on 1970-10-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Gym, SUNY (Early Show) on 1970-10-30\nDate: 1970-10-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow, Truckin', Sugar Magnolia, Next Time You See Me, Me & My Uncle, Drums-> Good Lovin'-> Drums-> Cumberland Blues-> Good Lovin', Casey Jones Early show - Other artist(s): NRPS\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Gym, SUNY (Early Show) on 1970-10-30", "date": "1970-10-30", "length": 870}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'The Wheel'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'The Wheel' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: The Wheel\nLyrics by: Robert Hunter\nMusic by: Jerry Garcia, Bill Kreutzmann\nAlbum: Garcia\nFirst Performance: 1976-06-03\nLast Performance: 1995-05-25\nPublic Performances: 258\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "The Wheel", "date": "1976-06-03", "length": 651}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'I Need A Miracle'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'I Need A Miracle' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: I Need A Miracle\nLyrics by: John Barlow\nMusic by: Bob Weir\nAlbum: Shakedown Street\nFirst Performance: 1978-08-30\nLast Performance: 1995-06-30\nPublic Performances: 272\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "I Need A Miracle", "date": "1978-08-30", "length": 659}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-05-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Newcastle-Under-Lyme on 1970-05-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-05-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Newcastle-Under-Lyme on 1970-05-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Newcastle-Under-Lyme on 1970-05-24\nDate: 1970-05-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Casey Jones, China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Hard To Handle, Uncle John's Band, Cryptical Envelopement > Drums > The Other One > Cryptical Envelopement > Attics Of My Life, Good Lovin' > Drums > Good Lovin', Cold Rain & Snow, Dark Star > Saint Stephen > Not Fade Away > Turn On Your Love Light Lower Finney Green Farm Leycett - Hollywood Festival -first European performance Saturday: Lord Sutch & Heavy Friends; Family; Titus Groan,' Mike Cooper; Mungo jerry; Airforce Sunday: Demon Fuzz; Wildmouth.' Black Sabbath; Quintessence' Colosseum\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Newcastle-Under-Lyme on 1970-05-24", "date": "1970-05-24", "length": 1223}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1990-03-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1990-03-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1990-03-16\nDate: 1990-03-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll Touch Of Grey New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Queen Jane Approximately Loser Black Throated Wind Bird Song Blow Away Set 2 % Scarlet Begonias % -> Estimated Prophet -> Ship Of Fools -> Man Smart, Woman Smarter Jam -> Drums% -> Space -> The Other One -> Stella Blue -> Sugar Magnolia Encore The Last Time %\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1990-03-16", "date": "1990-03-16", "length": 983}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-07-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1982-07-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-07-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1982-07-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1982-07-31\nDate: 1982-07-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Promised Land Candyman El Paso Bird Song Little Red Rooster Ramble On Rose It's All Over Now Brown Eyed Women The Music Never Stopped Deal Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Uncle John's Band > Truckin' > Morning Dew > One More Saturday Night Encore: Don't Ease Me In Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1982-07-31", "date": "1982-07-31", "length": 1136}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1969-12-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Thelma Theater on 1969-12-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1969-12-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Thelma Theater on 1969-12-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Thelma Theater on 1969-12-12\nDate: 1969-12-12\n\nDescription:\nDisc 1 1st Set CR & S (missing) Me & My Uncle (missing) Easy Wind (missing) Cumberland Blues (missing) Black Peter (missing) 1. Next Time You See Me 2. China Cat Sunflower> 3. IKYR 4. Lovelight 2nd Set 5. Hard To Handle 6. Casey Jones 7. Mama Tried> 8. High Time Disc 2 1. Dire Wolf 2. Good //Lovin' 3. King Bee 4. UJB> 5. He Was A Friend of Mine Disc 3 1. Alligator> 2. Drums> 3. Alligator> 4. Caution> 5. Feedback> 6. AWBYGN\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Thelma Theater on 1969-12-12", "date": "1969-12-12", "length": 1077}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-08-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1979-08-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-08-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1979-08-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1979-08-12\nDate: 1979-08-12\n\nDescription:\nSet I Promised Land They Love Each Other Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Peggy-O Lazy Lightning > Supplication Brown Eyed Women Looks Like Rain Althea > Passenger Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Lost Sailor Don't Ease Me In Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Black Peter > Around & Around Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1979-08-12", "date": "1979-08-12", "length": 1164}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1984-06-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1984-06-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1984-06-24\nDate: 1984-06-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dancin' In The Streets, Dire Wolf, Minglewood Blues, Candyman, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Ramble On Rose, Hell In A Bucket, Deal Set 2 I Need A Miracle-> Bertha-> Playin' In The Band-> China Doll-> Samson & Delilah-> Drums-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Satisfaction, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue 1/0/00\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1984-06-24", "date": "1984-06-24", "length": 1036}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1995-04-14 [Fri] - 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1995-04-14 [Fri] titled 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1995-04-14 [Fri]\nVenue: Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), They Love Each Other, Mission In The Rain, Ain't No Bread In The Breadbox, My Sisters And Brothers, DealSet 2: Harder They Come, Like A Road Leading Home, Tore Up Over You, The Maker, Johnny Too Bad, That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day), Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1995-04-14 [Fri]", "length": 1020}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1990-07-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1990-07-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1990-07-16\nDate: 1990-07-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo Blow Away Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Loose Lucy It's All Over Now High Time Let It Grow -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Sugar Magnolia -> Scarlet Begonias -> Man Smart, Woman Smarter Ship Of Fools Truckin' -> Jam -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> Wharf Rat -> Around And Around -> Sunshine Daydream Encore Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1990-07-16", "date": "1990-07-16", "length": 1046}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-02-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1988-02-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-02-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1988-02-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1988-02-14\nDate: 1988-02-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey Feel Like A Stranger Franklin's Tower Walkin' Blues When Push Comes To Shove Cassidy Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Samson & Delilah Terrapin Station Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Stella Blue Throwing Stones Turn On Your Lovelight The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1988-02-14", "date": "1988-02-14", "length": 1149}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1984-10-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1984-10-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1984-10-06\nDate: 1984-10-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket, Dire Wolf, Cassidy, They Love Each Other, Minglewood Blues, Tennessee Jed, Looks Like Rain-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Playin' In The Band-> China Doll-> Drums-> Throwing Stones-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> One More Saturday Night, E: Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1984-10-06", "date": "1984-10-06", "length": 971}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-06-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1986-06-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-06-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1986-06-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1986-06-22\nDate: 1986-06-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, It Must Have Been The Roses, Cassidy, Row Jimmy, Minglewood Blues-> Big Railroad Blues, Mama Tried-> Big River, Stagger Lee, Hell In A Bucket-> Might As Well Set 2 Fire On The Mountain-> Samson & Delilah, Ship of Fools-> Women Are Smarter-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Stella Blue-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: U.S. Blues, E: Box Of Rain* *Second Encore. FM Broadcast KPFA Berkeley\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1986-06-22", "date": "1986-06-22", "length": 1126}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17\nDate: 1984-04-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Dire Wolf New Minglewood Blues Row Jimmy My Brother Esau Ramble On Rose Looks Like Rain > Deal Set II Take A Step Back > Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Black Peter > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Touch Of Grey Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17", "date": "1984-04-17", "length": 1147}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-07-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1984-07-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-07-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1984-07-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1984-07-15\nDate: 1984-07-15\n\nDescription:\nSet I Dancing In The Street > Bird Song New Minglewood Blues Cumberland Blues My Brother Esau Ramble On Rose Hell In A Bucket Set II Why Don't We Do It In The Road > China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Don't Need Love > Drums > Space > China Doll > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Brokedown Palace Johnny B. Goode Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1984-07-15", "date": "1984-07-15", "length": 1195}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-16\nDate: 1988-09-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hey Pocky Away, New Minglewood Blues, Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo, Me And My Uncle, Mexicali Blues, To Lay Me Down, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Bird Song Set 2 China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Hey Jude > Sugar Magnolia, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-16", "date": "1988-09-16", "length": 1055}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-20\nDate: 1989-10-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey > Greatest Story Ever Told Candyman Picasso Moon Just A Little Light Tennessee Jed Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Stagger Lee Promised Land > California Earthquake Set II Hey Pocky Way > Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Truckin' > The Other One > Drums > Space > I Will Take You Home > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-20", "date": "1989-10-20", "length": 1175}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-07-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California, on 1984-07-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-07-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California, on 1984-07-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California, on 1984-07-14\nDate: 1984-07-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw West L.A. Fadeaway Little Red Rooster * Tennessee Jed Beat It On Down The Line Big Railroad Blues > Looks Like Rain > Don't Ease Me In Set II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Truckin'> Wharf Rat > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > One More Saturday Night Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Matthew Kelly - Harmonica *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California, on 1984-07-14", "date": "1984-07-14", "length": 1227}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Stander On The Mountain'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Stander On The Mountain' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Stander On The Mountain\nLyrics by: Bruce Hornsby\nMusic by: Bruce Hornsby\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1990-10-28\nLast Performance: 1990-12-03\nPublic Performances: 3\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Stander On The Mountain", "date": "1990-10-28", "length": 697}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-09-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1983-09-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-09-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1983-09-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1983-09-08\nDate: 1983-09-08\n\nDescription:\nDisc One/Set One: Shakedown Street Mama Tried Big River Ramble on Rose Hell in a Bucket Brown Eyed Women //Looks Like Rain* Deal Disc Two/Set Two: Scarlet Begonias Fire on the Mountain Estimated Prophet //Terrapin Station Drums Disc Three/Set Two cont: Space Throwing Stones Black Peter Around and Around Good Lovin E: Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1983-09-08", "date": "1983-09-08", "length": 1003}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Love Having You Around'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Love Having You Around' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Love Having You Around\nLyrics by: Stevie Wonder\nMusic by: Stevie Wonder\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1974-10-11\nLast Performance: 1975-05-09\nPublic Performances: 2\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Love Having You Around", "date": "1974-10-11", "length": 694}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-08-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Starlight Theater on 1982-08-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-08-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Starlight Theater on 1982-08-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Starlight Theater on 1982-08-03\nDate: 1982-08-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half Step-> Franklin's Tower-> Minglewood Blues, Peggy-O, El Paso, Cumberland Blues, Althea-> Cassidy-> Big Railroad Blues, Women Are Smarter, Might As Well Set 2 Shakedown Street-> Samson & Delilah, To Lay Me Down-> Let It Grow-> Drums-> He's Gone-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Casey Jones\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Starlight Theater on 1982-08-03", "date": "1982-08-03", "length": 989}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'I Wonder Where You Are Tonight'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'I Wonder Where You Are Tonight' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: I Wonder Where You Are Tonight\nLyrics by: Johnny Bond\nMusic by: Johnny Bond\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1969-02-19\nLast Performance: 1973-07-15\nPublic Performances: 7\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "I Wonder Where You Are Tonight", "date": "1969-02-19", "length": 714}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1988-09-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1988-09-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1988-09-03\nDate: 1988-09-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll Feel Like A Stranger Franklin's Tower Little Red Rooster Peggy-O Me & My Uncle Big River Bird Song Set 2 Box Of Rain Victim Or The Crime Foolish Heart Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Eyes Of The World Drums Space Going Down The Road Feelin' Bad I Need A Miracle Morning Dew Encore: One More Saturday Night Ripple Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1988-09-03", "date": "1988-09-03", "length": 1114}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-07-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1987-07-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-07-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1987-07-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1987-07-13\nDate: 1987-07-13\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket, Cold Rain & Snow, Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed*, Memphis Blues*, To Lay Me Down, Let It Grow Set 2 He's Gone-> Looks Like Rain, Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Jam-> I Will Take You Home-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Throwing Stones-> Good Lovin', E: U.S. Blues * Bruce Hornsby, accordion *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1987-07-13", "date": "1987-07-13", "length": 998}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-09-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Pittsburgh Civic Arena on 1973-09-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-09-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Pittsburgh Civic Arena on 1973-09-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Pittsburgh Civic Arena on 1973-09-24\nDate: 1973-09-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land Sugaree Jack Straw They Love Each Other Mexicali Blues Loose Lucy Looks Like Rain Row Jimmy Big River China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Around And Around Set 2 Ramble On Rose El Paso Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Greatest Story Ever Told China Doll Truckin' -> Nobody's Fault But Mine -> Jam -> Eyes Of The World * -> Weather Report Suite Prelude -> Weather Report Suite Part -> Let It Grow * Sugar Magnolia * *with Martin Fierro & Joe Ellis on horns\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Pittsburgh Civic Arena on 1973-09-24", "date": "1973-09-24", "length": 1163}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Wild Side Of Life'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Wild Side Of Life' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Wild Side Of Life\nLyrics by: Hank Thompson\nMusic by: Hank Thompson\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1972-11-23\nLast Performance: 1972-11-23\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Wild Side Of Life", "date": "1972-11-23", "length": 679}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-12-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Hall on 1979-12-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-12-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Hall on 1979-12-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Hall on 1979-12-10\nDate: 1979-12-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Peggy-O, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Tennessee Jed, Dancin' In The Streets-> Franklin's Tower-> Looks Like Rain-> Deal Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Easy To Love You-> Let It Grow-> He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Drums-> Wharf Rat-> Johnny B. Goode, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Hall on 1979-12-10", "date": "1979-12-10", "length": 1041}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31\nDate: 1984-12-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Jack Straw > Bird Song Hell In A Bucket > Don't Ease Me In Set II Sugar Magnolia > Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > The Wheel > Throwing Stones > Turn On Your Lovelight Set III Gimme Some Lovin' > Uncle John's Band > Around & Around > It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment The Bobs opened Dirty Dozen Brass Band opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31", "date": "1984-12-31", "length": 1261}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Faces, Places, People'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Faces, Places, People' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Faces, Places, People\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Tom Fogerty\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Faces, Places, People", "date": "", "length": 677}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-10-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-10-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-10-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-10-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-10-25\nDate: 1979-10-25\n\nDescription:\nSet I Don't Ease Me In Cassidy Peggy-O El Paso Brown Eyed Women It's All Over Now Tennessee Jed Looks Like Rain Deal Set II Shakedown Street Passenger Friend Of The Devil Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Stella Blue > Good Lovin' Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-10-25", "date": "1979-10-25", "length": 1093}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Contract'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Contract' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Contract\nLyrics by: Dave Torbert\nMusic by: Dave Torbert\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Contract", "date": "", "length": 644}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-04-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1986-04-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-04-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1986-04-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1986-04-03\nDate: 1986-04-03\n\nDescription:\nSet I Iko Iko New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Bird Song Supplication > Let It Grow > Don't Ease Me In Set II Uncle John's Band > Playing In The Band > Don't Need Love > Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > Not Fade Away It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1986-04-03", "date": "1986-04-03", "length": 1107}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1984-06-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1984-06-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1984-06-10\nDate: 1984-06-10\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger They Love Each Other Beat It On Down The Line Dire Wolf My Brother Esau Bird Song New Minglewood Blues Might As Well Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Samson & Delilah He's Gone > Don't Need Love > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1984-06-10", "date": "1984-06-10", "length": 1080}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'That's All Right'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'That's All Right' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: That's All Right\nLyrics by: James A Lane (Jimmy Rogers)\nMusic by: James A Lane (Jimmy Rogers)\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1971-05-21\nLast Performance: 1974-02-07\nPublic Performances: 8\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "That's All Right", "date": "1971-05-21", "length": 704}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-06-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Paramount Theatre on 1976-06-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-06-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Paramount Theatre on 1976-06-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Paramount Theatre on 1976-06-03\nDate: 1976-06-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Might As Well Cassidy Row Jimmy Looks Like Rain They Love Each Other Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Candyman The Music Never Stopped Scarlet Begonias Dancing In The Street Set 2 Samson And Delilah Crazy Fingers -> Wharf Rat -> Let It Grow -> Drums -> Let It Grow It Must Have Been The Roses Around And Around Help On The Way -> Slipknot! -> Franklin's Tower One More Saturday Night Encore The Wheel\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Paramount Theatre on 1976-06-03", "date": "1976-06-03", "length": 1064}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-17\nDate: 1983-04-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey > Little Red Rooster Dupree's Diamond Blues > Beat It On Down The Line It Must Have Been the Roses Cassidy Big Railroad Blues My Brother Esau Peggy-O > Let It Grow > Might As Well Set II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Love The One You're With > * The Wheel > Playing In The Band Reprise > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away * Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Stephen Stills - Guitar *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-17", "date": "1983-04-17", "length": 1264}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Smoke Gets In Your Eyes'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Smoke Gets In Your Eyes' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Smoke Gets In Your Eyes\nLyrics by: Otto Harbach, Jerome Kern\nMusic by: Otto Harbach, Jerome Kern\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes", "date": "", "length": 715}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-07-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-07-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-14\nDate: 1985-07-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket They Love Each Other My Brother Esau Althea Cassidy Big Railroad Blues > Looks Like Rain > Might As Well Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Samson & Delilah Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning > Black Peter > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Emcore: Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-14", "date": "1985-07-14", "length": 1190}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-09-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Gizah Sound and Light Theater on 1978-09-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-09-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Gizah Sound and Light Theater on 1978-09-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Gizah Sound and Light Theater on 1978-09-16\nDate: 1978-09-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Good Lovin' Candyman Looks Like Rain Row Jimmy El Paso Ramble On Rose New Minglewood Blues Deal Set II Hamza el Din Set Ollin Arrageed > * Fire on the Mountain > Iko Iko I Need a Miracle > It's All Over Now Sunrise Shakedown Street > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Stella Blue > Around and Around encore: One More Saturday Night Comment Performed during a lunar elcipse * Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals Hamza El Din - Vocals, Percussion *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Gizah Sound and Light Theater on 1978-09-16", "date": "1978-09-16", "length": 1271}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-13\nDate: 1984-06-13\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket Candyman C.C. Rider Ramble On Rose My Brother Esau Cold Rain & Snow > Don't Ease Me In Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools > Let It Grow > Drums > Space > The Wheel > I Need A Miracle > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-13", "date": "1984-06-13", "length": 1122}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-04-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1988-04-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-04-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1988-04-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1988-04-09\nDate: 1988-04-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Big Boss Man, Walkin' Blues, Far From Me, Candyman, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Tennessee Jed, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Deal Set 2 Hell In A Bucket-> Iko Iko, Looks Like Rain, Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Jam-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> I Need A Miracle-> Dear Mr. Fantasy-> Hey Jude Reprise-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away, E: One More Saturday Night FM Broadcast WCUWThe Oscar show.*with Brent Other artist(s): singing* Sang Happy B'day Billy and Mickey joke\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1988-04-09", "date": "1988-04-09", "length": 1124}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-10-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Kiel Opera House on 1970-10-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-10-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Kiel Opera House on 1970-10-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Kiel Opera House on 1970-10-24\nDate: 1970-10-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dancin' In The Streets, It Hurts Me Too, Me & My Uncle, Friend Of The Devil, Cold Rain & Snow, Attics Of My Life, Good Lovin'-> Drums-> Good Lovin', Casey Jones, Saint Stephen-> Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away-> Turn On Your Love Light Other artist(s): NRPS\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Kiel Opera House on 1970-10-24", "date": "1970-10-24", "length": 952}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-10-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1988-10-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-10-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1988-10-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1988-10-02\nDate: 1988-10-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Stuck Inside of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again To Lay Me Down Box Of Rain Deal Set 2 Spacey Tuning > Crazy Fingers > Samson and Delilah Space > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Bass Solo > Space > Gimme Some Lovin' > Stella Blue > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1988-10-02", "date": "1988-10-02", "length": 1034}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-08-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Salt Palace on 1981-08-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-08-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Salt Palace on 1981-08-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Salt Palace on 1981-08-12\nDate: 1981-08-12\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told Friend Of The Devil Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Jack-A-Roe > C.C. Rider Althea > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance Set II Might As Well > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > Truckin' > Morning Dew > Around & Around > Good Lovin' Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Salt Palace on 1981-08-12", "date": "1981-08-12", "length": 1175}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Let the Good Times Roll (Shirley and Lee song)'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Let the Good Times Roll (Shirley and Lee song)' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Let the Good Times Roll (Shirley and Lee song)\nLyrics by: Shirley Goodman and Leonard Lee\nMusic by: Shirley Goodman and Leonard Lee\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1989-07-02\nLast Performance: 1989-07-02\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Let the Good Times Roll (Shirley and Lee song)", "date": "1989-07-02", "length": 802}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-07-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Roanoke Civic Center on 1987-07-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-07-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Roanoke Civic Center on 1987-07-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Roanoke Civic Center on 1987-07-08\nDate: 1987-07-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket-> Sugaree, It's All Over Now, Dupree's Diamond Blues, Good Time Blues, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Big Railroad Blues, Let It Grow Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Scarlet Begonias, Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Drums-> Jam-> Crazy Fingers-> Truckin'-> Comes A Time-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Roanoke Civic Center on 1987-07-08", "date": "1987-07-08", "length": 1014}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-08-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1989-08-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-08-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1989-08-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1989-08-18\nDate: 1989-08-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow New Minglewood Blues Row Jimmy When I Paint My Masterpiece Built To Last Victim Or The Crime Bird Song The Promised Land Set 2 Iko Iko Looks Like Rain Terrapin Station -> Drums -> Space -> Crazy Fingers -> I Need A Miracle -> Stella Blue -> Throwing Stones -> Turn On Your Lovelight Encore Black Muddy River And We Bid You Good Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1989-08-18", "date": "1989-08-18", "length": 1087}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-07-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-07-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-03\nDate: 1988-07-03\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket Sugaree Walkin' Blues Tennessee Jed Queen Jane Approximately Bird Song Set II Touch Of Grey Hey Pocky Way Looks Like Rain Estimated Prophet Eyes Of The World I Will Take You Home Drums Space Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad I Need A Miracle Dear Mr. Fantasy Hey Jude E: Not Fade Away Comment Little Feat Opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-03", "date": "1988-07-03", "length": 1134}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at JFK Stadium on 1989-07-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at JFK Stadium on 1989-07-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at JFK Stadium on 1989-07-07\nDate: 1989-07-07\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket Iko Iko Little Red Rooster Ramble On Rose Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Loser Let It Grow -> Blow Away Set 2 Box Of Rain -> Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet -> Standing On The Moon Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Turn On Your Lovelight Encore Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at JFK Stadium on 1989-07-07", "date": "1989-07-07", "length": 997}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-04-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-04-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-09\nDate: 1987-04-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Greatest Story Ever Told-> Promised Land, When Push Comes To Shove, Good Time Blues, El Paso, Row Jimmy, My Brother Esau, Far From Me, Deal Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Playin' In The Band-> Uncle John's Band-> Drums-> Space-> China Doll-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-09", "date": "1987-04-09", "length": 972}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-20\nDate: 1984-04-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger, Cold Rain & Snow, Beat It On Down The Line, Cumberland Blues, Little Red Rooster, Brown Eyed Women, My Brother Esau, It Must Have Been The Roses, Let It Grow Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Samson & Delilah-> Drums-> I Need A Miracle-> Morning Dew-> Around & Around-> Johnny B. Goode, E: Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-20", "date": "1984-04-20", "length": 1023}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-09-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Sphinx Theatre on 1978-09-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-09-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Sphinx Theatre on 1978-09-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Sphinx Theatre on 1978-09-14\nDate: 1978-09-14\n\nDescription:\nSet One: d1t01 - Hamza el Din Set d1t02 - Ollin Arrageed -> d1t03 - Not Fade Away d1t04 - Me And My Uncle d1t05 - They Love Each Other d1t06 - New Minglewood Blues d1t07 - Peggy-O d1t08 - Beat It On Down The Line d2t01 - Deal Set Two: d2t02 - Sugaree d2t03 - Samson And Delilah d2t04 - Scarlet Begonias -> d2t05 - Fire On The Mountain d3t01 - Truckin' -> d3t02 - The Other One -> d3t03 - Drums -> d3t04 - Space -> d3t05 - Black Peter -> d3t06 - Around And Around\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Sphinx Theatre on 1978-09-14", "date": "1978-09-14", "length": 1113}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-03-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1989-03-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-03-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1989-03-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1989-03-27\nDate: 1989-03-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > Walkin' Blues Built To Last We Can Run Queen Jane Approximately Candyman Cassidy Touch Of Grey Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Wheel > I Need A Miracle > Standing On the Moon > Turn On Your Lovelight U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1989-03-27", "date": "1989-03-27", "length": 1100}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Carter-Finley Stadium on 1990-07-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Carter-Finley Stadium on 1990-07-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Carter-Finley Stadium on 1990-07-10\nDate: 1990-07-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw*, Loser, We Can Run But We Can't Hide, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Friend Of The Devil*, When I Paint My Masterpiece*, Bird Song*, Promised Land** Set 2 Iko Iko*, Playin' In The Band*-> Uncle John's Band*-> Playin' In The Band Jam-> Drums-> Jam-> The Other One-> Stella Blue, Not Fade Away, E: Brokedown Palace * with Bruce Hornsby on accordion. ** Done in 2 parts, power goes out; Bruce Hornsby & the Range opened\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Carter-Finley Stadium on 1990-07-10", "date": "1990-07-10", "length": 1102}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-09-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1987-09-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-09-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1987-09-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1987-09-08\nDate: 1987-09-08\n\nDescription:\nDisc One/Set One: Mississippi Half Step Little Red Rooster They Love Each Other Queen Jane Row Jimmy Music Never Stopped Don't Ease Me In Encore: Black Muddy River Disc Two/Set Two: Intro Hell in a Bucket Fire on the Mountain Looks Like Rain Terrapin Station Drums Space The Other One Stella Blue Lovelight\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1987-09-08", "date": "1987-09-08", "length": 984}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-09-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Park West Ski Resort on 1983-09-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-09-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Park West Ski Resort on 1983-09-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Park West Ski Resort on 1983-09-04\nDate: 1983-09-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha-> Promised Land, Friend Of The Devil, Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed, My Brother Esau, Althea-> Hell In A Bucket, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Women Are Smarter-> Drums-> Spanish Jam-> The Wheel-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around-> One More Saturday Night*, E: U.S. Blues *One More Labor Day Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Park West Ski Resort on 1983-09-04", "date": "1983-09-04", "length": 1050}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater on 1985-06-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater on 1985-06-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater on 1985-06-15\nDate: 1985-06-15\n\nDescription:\nDisc 01 Set I: 01. Tuning/Crowd 02. Touch Of Grey, 03. New Minglewood Blues, 04. Friend Of The Devil, 05. Cassidy > 06. Dupree's Diamond Blues, 07. Me and My Uncle > 08. Big River > 09. Might As Well* Disc 02 Set II: 01. China Cat Sunflower > 02. I Know You Rider > 03. Lost Sailor > 04. Saint Of Circumstance > 05. Terrapin Station > 06. Drums > Disc 03 Set II (cont): 01. Space > 02. The Wheel > 03. Gimme Some Lovin' > 04. Throwing Stones > 05. Not Fade Away, Encore(s): 06. She Belongs To Me, 07. U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater on 1985-06-15", "date": "1985-06-15", "length": 1159}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-07-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-07-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28\nDate: 1973-07-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha Beat It On Down The Line Brown Eyed Women Mexicali Blues Box Of Rain Here Comes Sunshine Looks Like Rain Row Jimmy Jack Straw Deal Playing In The Band Set II Around & Around Loose Lucy Big River He's Gone > Truckin' > Nobody's Fault But Mine > El Paso China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Stella Blue Eyes Of The World Sugar Magnolia Sing Me Back Home Set III Jam after the Allman Brothers set comprised of members from all three bands. Not Fade Away Mountain Jam Johnny B. Goode Comment Grateful Dead performed first The Band performed second Allman Brothers Band performed third Photos from the show https://www.flickr.com/photos/grantdabassman/sets/72157603224730871 Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28", "date": "1973-07-28", "length": 1493}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-05-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall on 1977-05-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-05-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall on 1977-05-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall on 1977-05-08\nDate: 1977-05-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Minglewood Blues, Loser, El Paso, They Love Each Other, Jack Straw, Deal, Lazy Lightning > Supplication, Brown Eyed Women, Mama Tried, Row Jimmy, Dancin' In The Streets Set 2 Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet, Saint Stephen > Not Fade Away > Saint Stephen > Morning Dew E: One More Saturday Night Cornell University\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall on 1977-05-08", "date": "1977-05-08", "length": 988}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1984-04-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1984-04-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1984-04-16\nDate: 1984-04-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street Little Red Rooster Peggy-O Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Dupree's Diamond Blues Cassidy West L.A. Fadeaway > Might As Well Set II Hell In A Bucket > Ship Of Fools Far From Me > He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > Around & Around > Johnny B. Goode Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1984-04-16", "date": "1984-04-16", "length": 1153}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-01-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Swing Auditorium on 1978-01-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-01-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Swing Auditorium on 1978-01-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Swing Auditorium on 1978-01-06\nDate: 1978-01-06\n\nDescription:\nSet II Playing In The Band > Estimated Prophet > Drums > Space > The Other One > Truckin' Encore: Johnny B. Goode Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Swing Auditorium on 1978-01-06", "date": "1978-01-06", "length": 935}
{"conversation": "Human: What was discussed in the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead'?\n\nDeadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion: In the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead', the discussion covered:\n\nSeries: \nEpisode: Grateful Dead\n\nTranscript:\nJerry GarciaJerry GarciaBob WeirBob WeirBill KreutzmannBill KreutzmannPhil LeshPhil LeshMickey HartMickey HartRobert HunterRobert HunterRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanTom ConstantenTom ConstantenKeith GodchauxKeith GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxBrent MydlandBrent MydlandVince WelnickVince WelnickJohn Perry BarlowJohn Perry BarlowDeadcastBONUS: The Nedcast with Ned LaginEpisode Duration:01:34:55A surprising and wide-ranging conversation with Ned Lagin, the pioneering jazz-trained electronic composer whose friendship with the Grateful Dead began when the band crowded into his M.I.T. dorm room to jam and would encompass contributions to American Beauty and Wake of the Flood, nearly 20 onstage appearances with the band between 1970 and 1975, and Lagin\u2019s own Seastones project, released by Jerry Garcia\u2019s Round Records, featuring contributions by Garcia, Phil Lesh, Mickey Hart, David Crosby, Grace Slick, and more.subscribe on:itunesspotifysoundcloudstitchergoogle pl...\n\nThis Deadcast episode provides contemporary insights into Grateful Dead culture, connecting past and present through community discussion and expert a...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "podcast", "persona": "Deadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion", "title": "Grateful Dead", "date": "", "length": 1537}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-03-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-03-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-27\nDate: 1985-03-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo > Hell In A Bucket West L.A. Fadeaway Mama Tried > Big River Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues Brown Eyed Women Tons Of Steel > Might As Well Set II Shakedown Street > Uncle John's Band > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Stella Blue > Turn On Your Lovelight Touch Of Grey Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-27", "date": "1985-03-27", "length": 1158}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-29\nDate: 1984-04-29\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger Friend Of The Devil C.C. Rider Bird Song Hell In A Bucket West L.A. Fadeaway Cassidy Ramble On Rose Let It Grow Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Samson & Delilah Terrapin Station > Don't Need Love > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-29", "date": "1984-04-29", "length": 1111}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-02-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Roscoe Maples Pavilion, Stanford on 1973-02-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-02-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Roscoe Maples Pavilion, Stanford on 1973-02-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Roscoe Maples Pavilion, Stanford on 1973-02-09\nDate: 1973-02-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, Row Jimmy, Black Throated Wind, Deal, Me & My Uncle, Sugaree, Looks Like Rain, Loose Lucy, Mexicali Blues, Brown Eyed Women, El Paso, Here Comes Sunshine, Playin' In The Band Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Jack Straw, They Love Each Other, Truckin'-> Eyes Of The World-> China Doll, Big River, Ramble On Rose, Box Of Rain, Wave That Flag, Sugar Magnolia, Uncle John's Band, Around & Around, E: Casey Jones First Performances of: Row Jimmy, Loose Lucy, H.C.Sunshine, T.L.E.O., Eyes of the World, China Doll, Wave That Flag; \"Beer Barrel Polka\" tuning before \"Mexicali\".\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Roscoe Maples Pavilion, Stanford on 1973-02-09", "date": "1973-02-09", "length": 1309}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-01-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1979-01-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-01-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1979-01-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1979-01-10\nDate: 1979-01-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, Dire Wolf, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Tennessee Jed, Looks Like Rain, Stagger Lee, El Paso, Row Jimmy, Passenger, Loser, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Shakedown Street, I Need A Miracle-> Bertha-> Good Lovin', Dark Star-> Drums-> Wharf Rat-> Saint Stephen-> Around & Around, E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1979-01-10", "date": "1979-01-10", "length": 970}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-11-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1985-11-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-11-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1985-11-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1985-11-10\nDate: 1985-11-10\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree Cassidy Stagger Lee It's All Over Now Row Jimmy Feel Like A Stranger Set II Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > I Know You Rider > Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Comes A Time > Around & Around > Good Lovin' It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1985-11-10", "date": "1985-11-10", "length": 1119}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-10-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-10-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-29\nDate: 1985-10-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - Feel Like A Stranger d1t03 - Friend Of The Devil d1t04 - New Minglewood Blues d1t05 - Bird Song d1t06 - Hell In A Bucket d1t07 - Deal Set 2: d2t01 - Space -> d2t02 - Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> d2t03 - Franklin's Tower -> d2t04 - Lost Sailor -> d2t05 - Saint Of Circumstance -> d2t06 - Crazy Fingers -> d2t07 - Drums -> d3t01 - Space -> d3t02 - The Wheel -> d3t03 - The Other One -> d3t04 - Wharf Rat -> d3t05 - Johnny B. Goode Encore: d3t06 - Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-29", "date": "1985-10-29", "length": 1145}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-04-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Field House, U. of Cincinnati on 1970-04-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-04-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Field House, U. of Cincinnati on 1970-04-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Field House, U. of Cincinnati on 1970-04-03\nDate: 1970-04-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Casey Jones, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Hard To Handle, Dancin' In The Streets, Me & My Uncle Set 2 Friend Of The Devil, Deep Elem Blues, Candyman, Wake Up Little Susie-> Black Peter, Uncle John's Band, Katie Mae Set 3 Good Lovin'-> Drums-> Good Lovin'-> Cryptical Envelopement-> Drums-> The Other One-> Cryptical Envelopement-> Cosmic Charlie, Not Fade Away-> Turn On Your Love Light-> We Bid You Good Night Second Set acoustic\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Field House, U. of Cincinnati on 1970-04-03", "date": "1970-04-03", "length": 1143}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-04-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1987-04-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-04-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1987-04-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1987-04-06\nDate: 1987-04-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dancin' In The Streets, Franklin's Tower, Little Red Rooster, Peggy-O, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, When Push Comes To Shove, Jack Straw-> Deal Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger, Cumberland Blues, Tons Of Steel, Saint Of Circumstance, Drums-> Jam-> Terrapin Station-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1987-04-06", "date": "1987-04-06", "length": 996}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-09-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1985-09-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-09-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1985-09-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1985-09-05\nDate: 1985-09-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow, CC Rider, Candyman, Beat It On Down The Line, Stagger Lee, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Peggy-O, Let It Grow Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Brokedown Palace* *False start for Brokedown\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1985-09-05", "date": "1985-09-05", "length": 994}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-10-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1972-10-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-10-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1972-10-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1972-10-18\nDate: 1972-10-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha Me and My Uncle Don't Ease Me In Mexicali Blues Brown Eyed Women Beat It On Down the Line Bird Song Big River Loser Jack Straw Big Railroad Blues El Paso China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set 2 Playin' In the Band > Drums > Dark Star > Morning Dew > Playin' In the Band Deal Promised Land Brokedown Palace One More Saturday Night Casey Jones\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1972-10-18", "date": "1972-10-18", "length": 1001}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1985-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1985-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1985-12-31\nDate: 1985-12-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Not Fade Away > Touch Of Grey Tons Of Steel C.C. Rider Dupree's Diamond Blues Cassidy Brown Eyed Women Let It Grow Set II In The Midnight Hour > Sugaree Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship of Fools > Playing In The Band > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Black Peter > Throwing Stones > * Not Fade Away > * Turn On Your Lovelight * Encore: Brokedown Palace Comment Babatunde Olatunji Opened The Neville Brothers Opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Babatunde Olatunji - Percussion *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1985-12-31", "date": "1985-12-31", "length": 1295}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-05-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-05-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-09\nDate: 1981-05-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half Step-> Franklin's Tower-> Feel Like A Stranger, Bird Song-> Little Red Rooster, Candyman, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Looks Like Rain-> China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Nobody's Fault But Mine-> Truckin'-> Black Peter-> Around & Around-> One More Saturday Night, E: Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-09", "date": "1981-05-09", "length": 1127}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-06-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-06-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-20\nDate: 1983-06-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 New Minglewood Blues They Love Each Other Little Red Rooster Peggy-O My Brother Esau Tennessee Jed Hell InA Bucket West L.A. Fadeaway The Music Never Stopped Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Samson And Delilah He's Gone -> Truckin' -> Drums -> Space -> Bob Star () -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Sugar Magnolia Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-20", "date": "1983-06-20", "length": 1054}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-10-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1983-10-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-10-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1983-10-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1983-10-14\nDate: 1983-10-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, They Love Each Other, Mama Tried-> Big River, Althea-> CC Rider, Tennessee Jed, Hell In A Bucket-> Day Job Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Spanish Jam-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues This date is featured on Dick's Picks 6 .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1983-10-14", "date": "1983-10-14", "length": 1039}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-07-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-07-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-13\nDate: 1985-07-13\n\nDescription:\nSet I One More Saturday Night > Fire On The Mountain Walkin' Blues Dupree's Diamond Blues Mama Tried > Big River Bird Song The Music Never Stopped Set II Touch Of Grey > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Wheel > That's It For The Other One > Comes A Time > Around & Around > Sugar Magnolia Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-13", "date": "1985-07-13", "length": 1161}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-06-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Tower Theatre on 1976-06-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-06-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Tower Theatre on 1976-06-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Tower Theatre on 1976-06-24\nDate: 1976-06-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow % Big River % Friend Of The Devil % Cassidy % It Must Have Been The Roses % Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication % Tennessee Jed % Looks Like Rain % Scarlet Begonias % The Promised Land Set 2 Help On The Way -> Slipknot! -> Franklin's Tower -> Samson And Delilah Wharf Rat -> Jam -> Dancing In The Street Sugar Magnolia\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Tower Theatre on 1976-06-24", "date": "1976-06-24", "length": 986}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-10-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1983-10-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-10-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1983-10-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1983-10-18\nDate: 1983-10-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, They Love Each Other, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Dupree's Diamond Blues, CC Rider, Althea, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication-> Might As Well Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Black Peter-> Around & Around-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1983-10-18", "date": "1983-10-18", "length": 1022}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-06-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon on 1990-06-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-06-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon on 1990-06-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon on 1990-06-24\nDate: 1990-06-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Loose Lucy, A Little Light, Picasso Moon, Candyman, Let It Grow Set 2 Foolish Heart, Women Are Smarter, Standing On the Moon, Box Of Rain*, Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Drums-> Jam-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Brokedown Palace * after \"We want Phil\". Littlefeat Opened\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon on 1990-06-24", "date": "1990-06-24", "length": 1067}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-10-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theater on 1981-10-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-10-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theater on 1981-10-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theater on 1981-10-06\nDate: 1981-10-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street-> Minglewood Blues-> It Must Have Been The Roses, Little Red Rooster, Althea, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Good Time Blues, Cumberland Blues-> Looks Like Rain-> Might As Well Set 2 Women Are Smarter, High Time, Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Drums-> Blues For Allah Jam-> The Wheel-> Sugar Magnolia-> Stella Blue-> Good Lovin', E:Sunshine Daydream-> E: Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theater on 1981-10-06", "date": "1981-10-06", "length": 1050}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-01-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Freeborn Hall, University of California on 1971-01-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-01-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Freeborn Hall, University of California on 1971-01-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Freeborn Hall, University of California on 1971-01-21\nDate: 1971-01-21\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: 01 - Mama Tried 02 - Around And Around 03 - Cumberland Blues 04 - Casey Jones Set 2: 05 - Cryptical Envelopment > Drums// 06 - //I Know You Rider Comment New Riders Of The Purple Sage Opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Ron \"Pigpen\" McKernan - Keyboards, Harmonica Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Freeborn Hall, University of California on 1971-01-21", "date": "1971-01-21", "length": 1049}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1969-01-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Avalon Ballroom on 1969-01-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1969-01-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Avalon Ballroom on 1969-01-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Avalon Ballroom on 1969-01-24\nDate: 1969-01-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cryptical Envelopment > drums > The Other One > Cryptical Envelopment > space > New Potato Caboose, Dupree's Diamond Blues, Doin' That Rag Set 2 Dark Star, Lovelight > drums Other artists on bill: Sons of Champlin, Initial Shock; setlist courtesy deadlists.com\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Avalon Ballroom on 1969-01-24", "date": "1969-01-24", "length": 920}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-02-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-02-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-23\nDate: 1971-02-23\n\nDescription:\nSet I Uncle John's Band, Loser, Playin' In The Band, Big Boss Man, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Me And Bobby McGee, Bertha, Next Time You See Me, Morning Dew, Sugar Magnolia, Casey Jones Set II Me & My Uncle, Bird Song, Truckin'-> Drums-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat, Greatest Story Ever Told-> Good Lovin', Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away-> Johnny B. Goode Comment E.S.P. show - Other artist(s): NRPS\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-23", "date": "1971-02-23", "length": 1096}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-10-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-10-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02\nDate: 1987-10-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow, Little Red Rooster, Stagger Lee, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Row Jimmy, Far From Me, Let It Grow Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools, Truckin'-> Drums, Jam-> The Wheel-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> All Along The Watchtower, E: Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02", "date": "1987-10-02", "length": 982}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'The Miller's Will'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'The Miller's Will' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: The Miller's Will\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1962-11-10\nLast Performance: 1962-11-10\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "The Miller's Will", "date": "1962-11-10", "length": 675}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-03-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-03-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-03-01\nDate: 1987-03-01\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey > Little Red Rooster Peggy-O Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues When Push Comes To Shove It's All Over Now Row Jimmy > Let It Grow Set II Hell In A Bucket Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain, Samson & Delilah Black Muddy River > He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Other One > Black Peter > Around & Around > Good Lovin' Encore: Don't Ease Me In Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-03-01", "date": "1987-03-01", "length": 1204}
{"conversation": "Human: What was discussed in the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead'?\n\nDeadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion: In the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead', the discussion covered:\n\nSeries: \nEpisode: Grateful Dead\n\nTranscript:\nJerry GarciaJerry GarciaBob WeirBob WeirBill KreutzmannBill KreutzmannPhil LeshPhil LeshMickey HartMickey HartRobert HunterRobert HunterRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanTom ConstantenTom ConstantenKeith GodchauxKeith GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxBrent MydlandBrent MydlandVince WelnickVince WelnickJohn Perry BarlowJohn Perry BarlowDeadcastListen To The River: Fox Theatre, October 1972Episode Duration:01:33:39We go behind the scenes, into the crowd, around the specially-installed mirror ball, & inside the music at the Dead\u2019s 3 legendary 1972 shows at St. Louis\u2019s Fox Theatre with promoters Sepp Donahower & Tony Dwyer, musicologist Graeme Boone, & Dead freaks who were there.READ THE FULL TRANSCRIPT OF THIS EPISODEGuests:Tony Dwyer, Sepp Donahower, Bill Weber, Drea Stein, John Ellis, Bob Simmons, Thom Pallazola, Joe Schwab, Mark Slosberg, Starfinder Stanley, Hawk, Graeme Boone, David Lemieuxsubscribe on:itunesspotifysoundcloudstitcheryoutubegoogle playpocket castso...\n\nThis Deadcast episode provides contemporary insights into Grateful Dead culture, connecting past and present through community discussion and expert a...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "podcast", "persona": "Deadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion", "title": "Grateful Dead", "date": "", "length": 1537}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-10-11 [Wed] - 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1978-10-11 [Wed] titled 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1978-10-11 [Wed]\nVenue: Keystone, Berkeley, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nPartial Set 1: Sitting In Limbo, I'll Take A Melody, All By Myself, Green OnionsPartial Set 2: Tore Up Over You, unidentified-19781011-Scarlett, I'll Be With Thee, Help Me, Harder They Come\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA", "date": "1978-10-11 [Wed]", "length": 852}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-05-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1980-05-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-05-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1980-05-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1980-05-07\nDate: 1980-05-07\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Tennessee Jed Cassidy Row Jimmy > El Paso Easy To Love You Althea Feel Like A Stranger Don't Ease Me In Set II Shakedown Street > Bertha > Playin In The Band > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Saint Of Circumstance > Black Peter > Playing In The Band Reprise > Good Lovin' Encore: Alabama Getaway Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1980-05-07", "date": "1980-05-07", "length": 1152}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-09-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-09-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-09-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-09-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-09-30\nDate: 1980-09-30\n\nDescription:\nSet I Acoustic Set On The Road Again Jack-A-Roe Monkey & The Engineer Bird Song Dark Hollow Rosalie McFall Heaven Help The Fool China Doll Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie > Ripple Set II Electric Set 1 Alabama Getaway > Promised Land Peggy-O Beat It On Down The Line Friend Of The Devil Lazy Lightning > Supplication Loser Little Red Rooster Big Railroad Blues Set III Electric Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger > Franklin's Tower Samson & Delilah He's Gone > Estimated Prophet > Drums > Space > The Other One > Black Peter > Good Lovin' Encore: Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-09-30", "date": "1980-09-30", "length": 1339}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-03-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1973-03-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-03-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1973-03-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1973-03-26\nDate: 1973-03-26\n\nDescription:\nSet II Ramble On Rose Big River Here Comes Sunshine Greatest Story Ever Told Candyman Me & My Uncle He's Gone > Truckin' > Weather Report Suite Prelude > Wharf Rat Me & Bobby McGee > Eyes Of The World > Morning Dew One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1973-03-26", "date": "1973-03-26", "length": 1028}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-04-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1987-04-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-04-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1987-04-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1987-04-02\nDate: 1987-04-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow -> New Minglewood Blues Dupree's Diamond Blues Far From Me Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues When Push Comes To Shove Beat It On Down The Line Bird Song -> The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Looks Like Rain Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> The Wheel -> Black Peter -> Around And Around -> Good Lovin' Encore Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1987-04-02", "date": "1987-04-02", "length": 1055}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-04-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-04-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-26\nDate: 1971-04-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Me & My Uncle, Big Boss Man, Loser, Playin' In The Band, Hard To Handle, Dark Star-> Wharf Rat, Casey Jones Set 2 Sugar Magnolia*, It Hurts Me Too*, Beat It On Down The Line*, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Deal, Mama Tried, Good Lovin'-> Drums-> Good Lovin', Sing Me Back Home, Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away *with Duane Allman. NRPS. This date is featured on Ladies and Gentlemen... The Grateful Dead . Setlist here given as Deadbase IX, deadlists.com's differs\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-26", "date": "1971-04-26", "length": 1167}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-05-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, University Of Vermont on 1978-05-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-05-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, University Of Vermont on 1978-05-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, University Of Vermont on 1978-05-06\nDate: 1978-05-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Sugaree New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Beat It On Down The Line Loser Looks Like Rain It Must Have Been The Roses Me & My Uncle > Big River Deal Set II Samson & Delilah Sunrise Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, University Of Vermont on 1978-05-06", "date": "1978-05-06", "length": 1153}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1986-03-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1986-03-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1986-03-31\nDate: 1986-03-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo (I'm A) Road Runner West L.A. Fadeaway My Brother Esau Ramble On Rose Desolation Row Might As Well Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger Ship Of Fools Willie And The Hand Jive Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad Drums Space Comes A Time Truckin' Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1986-03-31", "date": "1986-03-31", "length": 968}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-11-13 [Sun] - 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1983-11-13 [Sun] titled 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1983-11-13 [Sun]\nVenue: The Stone, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Sugaree, They Love Each Other, I Second That Emotion, Valerie, Tangled Up In BlueSet 2: I'll Take A Melody, That's What Love Will Make You Do, Dear Prudence > Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1983-11-13 [Sun]", "length": 865}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-11-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1979-11-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-11-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1979-11-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1979-11-30\nDate: 1979-11-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway -> Greatest Story Ever Told Peggy-O Cassidy Friend Of The Devil Easy To Love You -> El Paso Tennessee Jed Dancing In The Street -> Deal Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Passenger Terrapin Station -> Playing In The Band -> Drums -> Space -> Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance -> Wharf Rat -> Good Lovin' Encore Don't Ease Me In\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1979-11-30", "date": "1979-11-30", "length": 1018}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-08-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Memorial Auditorium on 1972-08-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-08-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Memorial Auditorium on 1972-08-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Memorial Auditorium on 1972-08-12\nDate: 1972-08-12\n\nDescription:\nSet One 01.The Promised Land 02.Sugaree 03.tuning 04.Me And My Uncle 05.tuning 06.Bird Song 07.tuning 08.Black Throated Wind 09.tuning 10.Deal 11.tuning 12.El Paso// 13.//Tennessee Jed 14.Keith and Donna introductions 15.Playing In The Band 16.tuning 17.Big Railroad Blues 18.Tuning 19.Cumberland Blues 20.tuning 21.Stella Blue 22.tuning 23.Jack//Straw 24.Casey Jones Set Two 25.Greatest Story Ever Told 26.tuning 27.Ramble On Rose 28.tuning 29.Beat It On Down The Line 30.He's Gone > 31.Drums > 32.The Other// One > 33.Black Peter > 34.The Other One 35.Truckin' 36.Mississippi Half Step 37.Sugar//Magnolia Encore 38.One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Memorial Auditorium on 1972-08-12", "date": "1972-08-12", "length": 1306}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'La-La'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'La-La' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: La-La\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Martin Fierro\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1974-01-17\nLast Performance: 1975-06-18\nPublic Performances: 27\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "La-La", "date": "1974-01-17", "length": 638}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-07-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Club Front on 1979-07-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-07-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Club Front on 1979-07-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Club Front on 1979-07-11\nDate: 1979-07-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I Easy To Love You Lost Sailor What'Ll You Raise Althea Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Club Front on 1979-07-11", "date": "1979-07-11", "length": 833}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-10-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-10-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-04\nDate: 1980-10-04\n\nDescription:\nSet II Electric Set 1 Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told Candyman Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues High Time Passenger Althea Little Red Rooster Ramble On Rose Let It Grow > Deal Set III Electric Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger > Franklin's Tower > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Wharf Rat > I Need A Miracle > Johnny B. Goode Encore: Uncle John's Band > One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-04", "date": "1980-10-04", "length": 1209}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16\nDate: 1985-06-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I In The Midnight Hour > Bertha Walkin' Blues Tennessee Jed My Brother Esau Big Railroad Blues > Looks Like Rain > Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo > Promised Land Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Samson & Delilah That's It For The Other One > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > I Need A Miracle > Wharf Rat > Turn On Your Lovelight Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16", "date": "1985-06-16", "length": 1227}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1984-06-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1984-06-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1984-06-23\nDate: 1984-06-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Promised Land, Peggy-O, Little Red Rooster, Brown Eyed Women, My Brother Esau, Big Railroad Blues, The Music Never Stopped-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Touch Of Grey > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Spoonful jam > Black Peter > Around And Around, Going Down The Road Feeling Bad > One More Saturday Night, E: Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1984-06-23", "date": "1984-06-23", "length": 1014}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-09-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-09-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-04\nDate: 1979-09-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Jack Straw d1t02 - Sugaree d1t03 - Me And My Uncle -> d1t04 - Big River d1t05 - Candyman d1t06 - New Minglewood Blues d1t07 - Tennessee Jed d1t08 - Lost Sailor -> d1t09 - Saint Of Circumstance -> d1t10 - Deal Set 2: d2t01 - Tuning d2t02 - China Cat Sunflower -> d2t03 - I Know You Rider d2t04 - Looks Like Rain d2t05 - He's Gone -> d2t06 - Drums -> d3t01 - Space -> d3t02 - Wharf Rat -> d3t03 - Around And Around Encore: d3t04 - Shakedown Street\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-04", "date": "1979-09-04", "length": 1132}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-29\nDate: 1984-04-29\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger Friend Of The Devil C.C. Rider Bird Song Hell In A Bucket West L.A. Fadeaway Cassidy Ramble On Rose Let It Grow Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Samson & Delilah Terrapin Station > Don't Need Love > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-29", "date": "1984-04-29", "length": 1111}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06\nDate: 1990-07-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree Easy To Love You Peggy-O Desolation Row West L.A. Fadeaway Picasso Moon Ramble On Rose The Music Never Stopped Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Standing On The Moon > He's Gone > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Wharf Rat > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Around & Around It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Bruce Hornsby & The Range Opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06", "date": "1990-07-06", "length": 1196}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-11-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cobo Arena on 1977-11-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-11-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cobo Arena on 1977-11-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cobo Arena on 1977-11-01\nDate: 1977-11-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Might As Well Jack Straw Tennessee Jed El Paso Friend Of The Devil Looks Like Rain Dire Wolf Passenger Peggy-O The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Terrapin Station -> Estimated Prophet -> The Other One -> Drums -> Wharf Rat -> Truckin' -> Around And Around Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cobo Arena on 1977-11-01", "date": "1977-11-01", "length": 913}
{"conversation": "Human: What information do you have about 'The Spirit of '77: SiriusXM Free Listening' from Dead.net?\n\nDead.net curator with access to official releases and community discussions: From the official Dead.net archives about 'The Spirit of '77: SiriusXM Free Listening':\n\nIDIDMay 21, 2015https://www.dead.net/features/free-listening/spirit-77-siriusxm-free-listeningThe Spirit of '77: SiriusXM Free ListeningEnjoy The Spirit of \u201977 Weekend on SiriusXM\u2019s Grateful Dead Channel. Hear tracks from this landmark concert period throughout Memorial Day Weekend, only on SiriusXM channel 23! Now through June 1, anyone with an unsubscribed satellite radio can hear 60 SiriusXM channels for free, including the Grateful Dead Channel. Just turn it on and start listening. Go to www.siriusxm.com/listenfree for more details.Tweethttps://www.dead.net/features/free-listening/spirit-77-siriusxm-free-listeningThe Spirit of '77: SiriusXM Free ListeningEnjoy The Spirit of \u201977 Weekend on SiriusXM\u2019s Grateful Dead Channel. Hear tracks from this landmark concert period throughout Memorial Day Weekend, only on SiriusXM channel 23! Now through June 1, anyone with an unsubscribed satellite radio can hear 60 SiriusXM channels for free, including the Grateful Dead Channel. Just turn it on and start listening. Go to www.siriusxm.com/listenfree for more details.383771/sites/g/files/g2000007851/files/2018-10/gratefuldead-77weekend-800x450.jpegCommentSort byThreadPost dateTitleOrderAscDes...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "article", "persona": "Dead.net curator with access to official releases and community discussions", "title": "The Spirit of '77: SiriusXM Free Listening", "date": "", "length": 1603}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Blow Away'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Blow Away' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Blow Away\nLyrics by: John Barlow\nMusic by: Brent Mydland\nAlbum: Built to Last\nFirst Performance: 1988-06-20\nLast Performance: 1990-07-16\nPublic Performances: 23\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Blow Away", "date": "1988-06-20", "length": 639}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Razooli'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Razooli' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Razooli\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Diga Rhythm Band\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Razooli", "date": "", "length": 640}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1985-04-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1985-04-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1985-04-01\nDate: 1985-04-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha Greatest Story Ever Told West L.A. Fadeaway Little Red Rooster Bird Song Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues Looks Like Rain Might As Well Set 2 China Cat Sunflower I Know You Rider Estimated Prophet Eyes Of The World Drums Space The Other One Stella Blue Around & Around Not Fade Away E: It's All Over Now, Baby Blue Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1985-04-01", "date": "1985-04-01", "length": 1148}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-10-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-10-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-16\nDate: 1974-10-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 2 Phil & Ned -> Space -> Wharf Rat -> Space -> Eyes Of The World, Big River, Ship Of Fools, Truckin' -> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad -> Uncle John's Band, Johnny B. Goode, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-16", "date": "1974-10-16", "length": 849}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1993-04-24 [Sat] - 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1993-04-24 [Sat] titled 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1993-04-24 [Sat]\nVenue: Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Forever Young, Get Out Of My Life Woman, Run For The Roses, Dear Prudence, My Sisters And Brothers, Everybody Needs Somebody To LoveSet 2: Shining Star, Waiting For A Miracle, Positively 4th Street, Russian Lullaby, Lay Down Sally, That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day), Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1993-04-24 [Sat]", "length": 1052}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-07-21 [Thu] - 'JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1977-07-21 [Thu] titled 'JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1977-07-21 [Thu]\nVenue: Club Front, San Rafael, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Private\n\nSetlist:\nSession: Rain (Donna Godchaux), Gomorrah\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA", "date": "1977-07-21 [Thu]", "length": 716}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-10-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-10-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-19\nDate: 1974-10-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half Step, Me & My Uncle, Friend Of The Devil, Beat It On Down The Line, It Must Have Been The Roses, El Paso, Loose Lucy, Black Throated Wind, Scarlet Begonias, To Lay Me Down, Mama Tried, Eyes Of The World-> China Doll, Big River Set 2 Phil & Ned*, Uncle John's Band, Big Railroad Blues, The Race is On, Tomorrow Is Forever, Mexicali Blues, Dire Wolf, Sugar Magnolia-> He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Caution (Do Not Stop on Tracks) Jam-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Black Peter, Sunshine Daydream, E: One More Saturday Night, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-19", "date": "1974-10-19", "length": 1199}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Standing In The Need Of Prayer'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Standing In The Need Of Prayer' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Standing In The Need Of Prayer\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1962-12-01\nLast Performance: 1964-03-07\nPublic Performances: 5\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Standing In The Need Of Prayer", "date": "1962-12-01", "length": 714}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-09-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at West Palm Beach Civic Center on 1982-09-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-09-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at West Palm Beach Civic Center on 1982-09-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at West Palm Beach Civic Center on 1982-09-11\nDate: 1982-09-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I New Minglewood Blues They Love Each Other Me & My Uncle > Big River Dupree's Diamond Blues > C.C. Rider Loser > Looks Like Rain Tennessee Jed > Let It Grow Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Stella Blue > Around & Around > One More Saturday Night It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at West Palm Beach Civic Center on 1982-09-11", "date": "1982-09-11", "length": 1204}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Blossom Music Center on 1984-06-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Blossom Music Center on 1984-06-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Blossom Music Center on 1984-06-29\nDate: 1984-06-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha-> Greatest Story Ever Told, They Love Each Other, CC Rider-> Bird Song, Hell In A Bucket, West L.A. Fadeaway, The Music Never Stopped-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Touch Of Gray-> Dear Mr. Fantasy-> Women Are Smarter-> Drums-> The Wheel-> The Other One-> Black Peter-> Around & Around-> Johnny B. Goode, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Blossom Music Center on 1984-06-29", "date": "1984-06-29", "length": 1013}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-01-24 [Sat] - 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1987-01-24 [Sat] titled 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1987-01-24 [Sat]\nVenue: The Stone, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Forever Young, Love In The Afternoon, And It Stoned Me, My Sisters And Brothers > DealSet 2: Evangeline, Harder They Come, I Shall Be Released, Stop That Train, Think, That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day) > Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1987-01-24 [Sat]", "length": 968}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-02-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Roscoe Maples Pavilion on 1973-02-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-02-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Roscoe Maples Pavilion on 1973-02-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Roscoe Maples Pavilion on 1973-02-09\nDate: 1973-02-09\n\nDescription:\nSet I Promised Land Row Jimmy * Black Throated Wind Deal Me & My Uncle Sugaree Looks Like Rain Loose Lucy * Beer Barrel Polka Mexicali Blues Brown Eyed Women El Paso Here Comes Sunshine * Playing In The Band Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Jack Straw They Love Each Other * Truckin' > Eyes Of The World > * China Doll * Big River Ramble On Rose Box Of Rain Wave That Flag * Sugar Magnolia Uncle John's Band Around & Around Encore: Casey Jones Comment First time performed * Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Roscoe Maples Pavilion on 1973-02-09", "date": "1973-02-09", "length": 1299}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-08-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheater on 1989-08-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-08-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheater on 1989-08-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheater on 1989-08-06\nDate: 1989-08-06\n\nDescription:\nSET1 1. Let the Good Times Roll 2. Feel Like a Stranger 3. Franklin's Tower 4. Walkin' Blues 5. Ramble on Rose 6. When I Paint My Masterpiece 7. Bird Song SET2 1. Scarlet Begonias* 2. Fire on the Mountain 3. Samson and Delilah 4. Ship of Fools 5. Man Smart (Woman Smarter) 6. Drums 7. Space 8. I Will Take You Home 9. The Other One 10 Wharf Rat** 11. Turn on Your Lovelight SET3 ENCORE 1 Johnny B. Goode ENCORE 2 And We Bid You Good Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheater on 1989-08-06", "date": "1989-08-06", "length": 1110}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-16\nDate: 1988-09-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hey Pocky Away, New Minglewood Blues, Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo, Me And My Uncle, Mexicali Blues, To Lay Me Down, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Bird Song Set 2 China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Hey Jude > Sugar Magnolia, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-16", "date": "1988-09-16", "length": 1055}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Barbed Wire Whipping Party'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Barbed Wire Whipping Party' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Barbed Wire Whipping Party\nLyrics by: Robert Hunter, Grateful Dead\nMusic by: Unknown\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Barbed Wire Whipping Party", "date": "", "length": 709}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-12-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Ballroom on 1972-12-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-12-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Ballroom on 1972-12-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Ballroom on 1972-12-11\nDate: 1972-12-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, Sugaree, Mexicali Blues, Loser, Me And Bobby McGee, Brown Eyed Women, Beat It On Down The Line, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Box Of Rain, He's Gone, Around & Around, Friend Of The Devil, Playin' In The Band Set 2 Mississippi Half Step, Me & My Uncle, Big Railroad Blues, Dark Star-> Stella Blue, Big River, Deal, Tomorrow Is Forever, Sugar Magnolia, E: Casey Jones Other artist(s): GD; Sons Of Champlin\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Ballroom on 1972-12-11", "date": "1972-12-11", "length": 1100}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-03-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1981-03-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-03-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1981-03-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1981-03-09\nDate: 1981-03-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger Althea C C Rider Ramble On Rose -> El Paso Deep Elem Blues Beat It On Down The Line Bird Song New Minglewood Blues Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider -> Samson And Delilah Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet -> Uncle John's Band -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Stella Blue -> Good Lovin' Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1981-03-09", "date": "1981-03-09", "length": 1017}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-15\nDate: 1985-06-15\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey New Minglewood Blues Friend Of The Devil Cassidy Dupree's Diamond Blues Me & My Uncle > Big River > Might As Well Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Gimme Some Lovin' > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away She Belongs To Me U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-15", "date": "1985-06-15", "length": 1184}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-08-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1985-08-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-08-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1985-08-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1985-08-31\nDate: 1985-08-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > El Paso Dupree's Diamond Blues Mexicali Blues > Big River Althea My Brother Esau Jack-A-Roe Let It Grow Set II Terrapin Station > Estimated Prophet > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Stella Blue > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: She Belongs To Me One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1985-08-31", "date": "1985-08-31", "length": 1119}
{"conversation": "Human: What information do you have about 'All In The Family: Tim Truman | Grateful Dead' from Dead.net?\n\nDead.net curator with access to official releases and community discussions: From the official Dead.net archives about 'All In The Family: Tim Truman | Grateful Dead':\n\n- Grateful DeadGrateful Deaddead.netthe official site X FeaturesTapers SectionGrateful Dead HourJam Of The WeekAll The Years LiveAll In The FamilyComix by Tim TrumanGreatest Stories Ever ToldDocumenting The DeadBlair's Golden Road BlogSIRIUS XM - Grateful Dead ChannelShow ArchiveShows By VenueShows By YearAll ShowsVisual ArchiveAlbum CoversFan ArtLaminatesPostersStickersTicketsPhotosCandidConcertPublicityPressLyrics FeaturesTapers SectionGrateful Dead HourJam Of The WeekAll The Years LiveAll In The FamilyComix by Tim TrumanGreatest Stories Ever ToldDocumenting The DeadBlair's Golden Road BlogSIRIUS XM - Grateful Dead ChannelShow ArchiveShows By VenueShows By YearAll ShowsVisual ArchiveAlbum CoversFan ArtLaminatesPostersStickersTicketsPhotosCandidConcertPublicityPressLyrics Band MembersJERRY GARCIABOB WEIRBILL KREUTZMANNPHIL LESHMICKEY HARTRON \"PIGPEN\" MCKERNANTOM CONSTANTENKEITH GODCHAUXDONNA JEAN GODCHAUXBRENT MYDLANDVINCE WELNICKROBERT HUNTERJOHN PERRY BARLOWBiographyDiscography Band MembersJERRY GARCIABOB WEIRBILL KREUTZMANNPHIL LESHMICKEY HARTRON \"PIGPEN\" MCKERNANTOM CONSTANTENKEITH GODCHAUXDONNA JEAN GODCHAUXBRENT MYDLANDVINCE WELNICKROBERT HUNTERJOHN PERRY BARLOWBiographyDisc...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "article", "persona": "Dead.net curator with access to official releases and community discussions", "title": "All In The Family: Tim Truman | Grateful Dead", "date": "", "length": 1609}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-02-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-02-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-19\nDate: 1971-02-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Truckin' Loser Cumberland Blues It Hurts Me Too Bertha Playing In The Band Dark Hollow Smokestack Lightnin' China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Set 2 Greatest Story Ever Told -> Johnny B. Goode Bird Song Easy Wind Deal Cryptical Envelopment -> Drums -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat Good Lovin' Casey Jones\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-19", "date": "1971-02-19", "length": 967}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-09-18 [Tue] - 'JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1984-09-18 [Tue] titled 'JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1984-09-18 [Tue]\nVenue: Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Sugaree, Cats Under The Stars, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Tangled Up In BlueSet 2: Rhapsody In Red, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Get Out Of My Life Woman, Gomorrah > Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA", "date": "1984-09-18 [Tue]", "length": 895}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-04-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1981-04-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-04-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1981-04-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1981-04-25\nDate: 1981-04-25\n\nDescription:\nSet I Deep Elem Blues Dark Hollow Jack-A-Roe Monkey & The Engineer Friend Of The Devil El Paso Ain't No Lie On The Road Again Encore: Oh Boy Drums Comment Sing Out For Sight Benefit Country Joe McDonald opened Rosalie Sorrels & Kate Wolf opened Jerry Garcia - Acoustic Guitar Bob Weir - Acoustic Guitar John Kahn - Upright Bass Bill Kruetzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1981-04-25", "date": "1981-04-25", "length": 1058}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-15\nDate: 1984-10-15\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree > El Paso Bird Song C.C. Rider Tennessee Jed Jack Straw > Keep Your Day Job Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Wharf Rat > Playing In The Band > Sugar Magnolia Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-15", "date": "1984-10-15", "length": 1097}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-06-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre on 1986-06-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-06-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre on 1986-06-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre on 1986-06-21\nDate: 1986-06-21\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Promised Land Friend Of The Devil C.C. Rider Loser Desolation Row China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Saint Of Circumstance > Gimme Some Lovin' > He's Gone > * Smokestack Lightning > Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Brokedown Palace Comment Dedicated to Len Bias * Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre on 1986-06-21", "date": "1986-06-21", "length": 1116}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-05-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1980-05-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-05-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1980-05-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1980-05-10\nDate: 1980-05-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Minglewood Blues, Peggy-O, Mexicali Blues-> El Paso, Althea, Passenger, Far From Me, Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Deal Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Feel Like A Stranger-> Comes A Time-> Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Uncle John's Band-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Alabama Getaway, E: One More Saturday Night 1/0/00\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1980-05-10", "date": "1980-05-10", "length": 1035}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-02-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-02-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-02-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-02-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-02-25\nDate: 1990-02-25\n\nDescription:\nTouch Of Gray-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Jack A Roe, Little Red Rooster, Stagger Lee, Queen Jane Approximately, The Last Time, Cassidy, Deal China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, A Little Light, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Jam-> The Wheel-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-02-25", "date": "1990-02-25", "length": 1042}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-09-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-09-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-14\nDate: 1990-09-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger Sugaree New Minglewood Blues Ramble On Rose Black Throated Wind Jack-A-Roe Cassidy -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain -> Truckin' -> Terrapin Station -> Jam -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Sugar Magnolia Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-14", "date": "1990-09-14", "length": 971}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-04-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nashville Municipal Auditorium on 1978-04-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-04-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nashville Municipal Auditorium on 1978-04-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nashville Municipal Auditorium on 1978-04-22\nDate: 1978-04-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha-> Good Lovin', Candyman, Looks Like Rain, Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, Peggy-O, Minglewood Blues, Deal Set 2 Lazy Lightning-> Supplication, It Must Have Been The Roses, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: One More Saturday Night photos\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nashville Municipal Auditorium on 1978-04-22", "date": "1978-04-22", "length": 1004}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-19\nDate: 1986-03-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket Stagger Lee C.C. Rider Cold Rain & Snow Beat It On Down The Line Big Railroad Blues Looks Like Rain Visions Of Johanna The Music Never Stopped Don't Ease Me In Set 2 China Cat Sunflower I Know You Rider Playing In The Band Drums Space The Wheel Truckin' Black Peter Around & Around Johnny B. Goode E: The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-19", "date": "1986-03-19", "length": 1143}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-08-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1989-08-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-08-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1989-08-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1989-08-05\nDate: 1989-08-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 One More Saturday Night Cold Rain And Snow We Can Run Stagger Lee Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Row Jimmy Let It Grow Set 2 Hey Pocky Way Playing In The Band I Know You Rider Terrapin Station Drums Space Standing On The Moon Throwing Stones Not Fade Away Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1989-08-05", "date": "1989-08-05", "length": 972}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-07-19 [Sat] - 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1980-07-19 [Sat] titled 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1980-07-19 [Sat]\nVenue: The Stone, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nPartial Set 1: Deal, Sitting In Limbo, Money Honey, Tangled Up In BlueSet 2: Harder They Come, Mission In The Rain, Simple Twist Of Fate, Dear Prudence > Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1980-07-19 [Sat]", "length": 853}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-05-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1981-05-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-05-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1981-05-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1981-05-16\nDate: 1981-05-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Feel Like A Stranger d1t02 - Friend Of The Devil d1t03 - Me And My Uncle -> d1t04 - Big River d1t05 - Althea -> d1t06 - C C Rider d1t07 - Brown Eyed Women d1t08 - Passenger d1t09 - High Time -> d1t10 - Let It Grow -> d1t11 - Don't Ease Me In Set 2: d2t01 - Tuning d2t02 - Shakedown Street -> d2t03 - Bertha -> d2t04 - Lost Sailor -> d2t05 - Saint Of Circumstance -> d2t06 - Spanish Jam -> d2t07 - Drums -> d3t01 - Space -> d3t02 - Truckin' -> d3t03 - Nobody's Fault But Mine Jam -> d3t04 - Stella Blue -> d3t05 - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> d3t06 - One More Saturday Night Encore: d3t07 - Uncle John's Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1981-05-16", "date": "1981-05-16", "length": 1330}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-05-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall, Pennsylvania State University on 1980-05-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-05-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall, Pennsylvania State University on 1980-05-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall, Pennsylvania State University on 1980-05-06\nDate: 1980-05-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told Peggy-O Me & My Uncle > Big River Loser Far From Me Lazy Lightning > Supplication Althea Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Feel Like A Stranger > He's Gone > The Other One > Drums > Space > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > Johnny B. Goode Encore: Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall, Pennsylvania State University on 1980-05-06", "date": "1980-05-06", "length": 1239}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-09-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-09-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-17\nDate: 1970-09-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I GD acoustic: Truckin' False Start, banter, Truckin', Monkey And The Engineer, Dark Hollow, Friend Of The Devil, Ripple, Brokedown Palace, Box Of Rain, Rosalie McFall, Cold Jordan > Swing Low Sweet Chariot Set II (NRPS set: Six Days On The Road, I Don't Know You, Superman, Henry, Portland Woman, Cecilia) Set III GD electric: Sugar Magnolia, Dark Star > Saint Stephen > Drums > Good Lovin' > Drums > Good Lovin' Comment electric setlist may be incomplete; setlist courtesy deadlists.com\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-17", "date": "1970-09-17", "length": 1140}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1985-06-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1985-06-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1985-06-21\nDate: 1985-06-21\n\nDescription:\nSet I Cold Rain & Snow > Down In The Bottom > I Ain't Superstitous Stagger Lee Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Bird Song > Looks Like Rain Keep Your Day Job Set II Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Black Peter > Around & Around > Sugar Magnolia It's All Over Now Baby Blue Set III Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1985-06-21", "date": "1985-06-21", "length": 1196}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-07-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-07-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-31\nDate: 1983-07-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw Friend Of The Devil Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues West L.A. Fadeaway Little Red Rooster Tennessee Jed -> Looks Like Rain -> Deal Set 2 Hell In A Bucket -> Space -> Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Throwing Stones -> Not Fade Away Encore Touch Of Grey -> One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-31", "date": "1983-07-31", "length": 1044}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-11-13 [Fri] Early - 'JGB at Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1981-11-13 [Fri] Early titled 'JGB at Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1981-11-13 [Fri] Early\nVenue: Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Show: Sugaree, Catfish John, That's What Love Will Make You Do, Simple Twist Of Fate, I Second That Emotion, Mississippi Moon, Deal\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA", "date": "1981-11-13 [Fri] Early", "length": 836}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Althea'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Althea' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Althea\nLyrics by: Robert Hunter\nMusic by: Jerry Garcia\nAlbum: Go to Heaven\nFirst Performance: 1979-08-04\nLast Performance: 1995-07-08\nPublic Performances: 271\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Althea", "date": "1979-08-04", "length": 631}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-07-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Euphoria Ballroom on 1970-07-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-07-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Euphoria Ballroom on 1970-07-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Euphoria Ballroom on 1970-07-14\nDate: 1970-07-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Don't Ease Me In * Friend Of The Devil Dire Wolf Intro Dark Hollow Candyman Black Peter How Long Blues Deep Elem Blues Cumberland Blues New Speedway Boogie Set 2 Casey Jones El Paso China Cat Sunflower -> Jam -> I Know You Rider Easy Wind Me And My Uncle Cryptical Envelopment -> Drums -> The Other One -> Cryptical Envelopment -> Cosmic Charlie Drums -> Good Lovin' -> Drums -> Good Lovin' -> Encore: Uncle John's Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Euphoria Ballroom on 1970-07-14", "date": "1970-07-14", "length": 1085}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Good Morning Little Schoolgirl'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Good Morning Little Schoolgirl' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Good Morning Little Schoolgirl\nLyrics by: Sonny Boy Williamson\nMusic by: Sonny Boy Williamson\nAlbum: The Grateful Dead\nFirst Performance: 1966-04-22\nLast Performance: 1995-06-28\nPublic Performances: 87\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl", "date": "1966-04-22", "length": 722}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-11-02 [Tue] - 'JGB at Cardi's, Houston, TX'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1982-11-02 [Tue] titled 'JGB at Cardi's, Houston, TX' was notable:\n\nDate: 1982-11-02 [Tue]\nVenue: Cardi's, Houston, TX\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), They Love Each Other, Tangled Up In Blue, Valerie, That's What Love Will Make You Do, DealPartial Set 2: Mission In The Rain, Harder They Come, Run For The Roses, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Cardi's, Houston, TX", "date": "1982-11-02 [Tue]", "length": 900}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-07-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-07-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-31\nDate: 1983-07-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Friend Of The Devil Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues West L.A. Fadeaway Little Red Rooster Tennessee Jed Looks Like Rain > Deal Set II Hell In A Bucket > Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: Touch Of Grey > One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1983-07-31", "date": "1983-07-31", "length": 1156}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-08-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Town Park on 1987-08-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-08-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Town Park on 1987-08-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Town Park on 1987-08-16\nDate: 1987-08-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo Little Red Rooster Iko Iko Beer Barrel Polka Far From Me West L.A. Fadeaway When I Paint My Masterpiece Big Railroad Blues Promised Land Set II When Push Comes To Shove > Samson & Delilah > He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Other One > Truckin' > Black Peter > Good Lovin' Encore: Touch Of Grey > Brokedown Palace Comment FM Broadcast KOTO Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Town Park on 1987-08-16", "date": "1987-08-16", "length": 1145}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-04-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Crisler Arena - University of Michigan on 1989-04-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-04-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Crisler Arena - University of Michigan on 1989-04-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Crisler Arena - University of Michigan on 1989-04-05\nDate: 1989-04-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger -> Franklin's Tower New Minglewood Blues Candyman Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Far From Me Dupree's Diamond Blues Let It Grow -> U.S. Blues Set 2 Samson And Delilah Cumberland Blues Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Terrapin Station -> Drums -> Space -> China Doll -> Throwing Stones -> Not Fade Away Encore The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo)\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Crisler Arena - University of Michigan on 1989-04-05", "date": "1989-04-05", "length": 1108}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-12-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-12-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-27\nDate: 1986-12-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I Playing In The Band > Bertha Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Ramble On Rose Little Red Rooster Bird Song Set II The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Dancin' In The Streets > Black Muddy River > Playing In The Band Jam > I Need A Miracle > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning > Comes A Time > Around & Around > Playing In The Band Encore: When Push Comes To Shove Comment The Neville Brothers Opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-27", "date": "1986-12-27", "length": 1246}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-03-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-03-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-21\nDate: 1985-03-21\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told They Love Each Other El Paso > Tennessee Jed I Ain't Superstitous > Down In The Bottom Dupree's Diamond Blues > Looks Like Rain > Might As Well Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > Johnny B. Goode Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-21", "date": "1985-03-21", "length": 1162}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23\nDate: 1987-03-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Grey, Little Red Rooster, Althea, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Iko Iko, Tons Of Steel, Feel Like A Stranger, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Box Of Rain, Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools, Truckin'-> Jam-> Drums-> Space-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Throwing Stones-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23", "date": "1987-03-23", "length": 968}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1990-03-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1990-03-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1990-03-16\nDate: 1990-03-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll Touch Of Grey New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Queen Jane Approximately Loser Black Throated Wind Bird Song Blow Away Set 2 Scarlet Begonias > Estimated Prophet Ship Of Fools > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Jam > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: The Last Time\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1990-03-16", "date": "1990-03-16", "length": 970}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Bright Morning Stars'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Bright Morning Stars' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Bright Morning Stars\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1987-10-15\nLast Performance: 1987-12-03\nPublic Performances: 9\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Bright Morning Stars", "date": "1987-10-15", "length": 684}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-19\nDate: 1989-07-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket Sugaree Mama Tried Mexicali Blues Althea Victim Or The Crime West L.A. Fadeaway Desolation Row Deal Set 2 Box Of Rain Foolish Heart Looks Like Rain Terrapin Station Drums Space The Other One The Wheel Morning Dew Encore: Turn On Your Love Light Material from this show is featured in the video Downhill from Here Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-19", "date": "1989-07-19", "length": 1152}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-09-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-09-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-18\nDate: 1987-09-18\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree > Walkin' Blues Candyman > When I Paint My Masterpiece Bird Song Set II Shakedown Street > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > All Along The Watchtower > Morning Dew > Good Lovin' > La Bamba > Good Lovin' > Encore: Knockin' On Heaven's Door Comment At the start of the show, as a goof on their Letterman appearance, Bob urged the crowd to \"levitate Garcia.\" Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-18", "date": "1987-09-18", "length": 1250}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-08-12 [Fri] - 'JGB at Pier 31, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1977-08-12 [Fri] titled 'JGB at Pier 31, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1977-08-12 [Fri]\nVenue: Pier 31, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: They Love Each Other, Russian Lullaby, Stir It Up, The Way You Do The Things You Do, Friend Of The Devil, How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)Set 2: Sitting In Limbo, Catfish John, Simple Twist Of Fate, Don't Let Go\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Pier 31, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1977-08-12 [Fri]", "length": 897}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1991-08-10 [Sat] - 'JGB at French's Camp on the Eel River, Piercy, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1991-08-10 [Sat] titled 'JGB at French's Camp on the Eel River, Piercy, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1991-08-10 [Sat]\nVenue: French's Camp on the Eel River, Piercy, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: The Way You Do The Things You Do, And It Stoned Me, You Never Can Tell, Waiting For A Miracle, Struggling Man, My Sisters And Brothers, DealSet 2: Shining Star, Think, Lay Down Sally, Twilight, See What Love Can Do, Lazy Bones, Everybody Needs Somebody To Love\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at French's Camp on the Eel River, Piercy, CA", "date": "1991-08-10 [Sat]", "length": 990}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Valerie'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Valerie' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Valerie\nLyrics by: Robert Hunter\nMusic by: Jerry Garcia\nAlbum: Run for the Roses\nFirst Performance: 1981-09-18\nLast Performance: 1986-02-02\nPublic Performances: 102\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Valerie", "date": "1981-09-18", "length": 639}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-12-13 [Tue] Early - 'JGB at Wilkins Theatre, Kean College, Union, NJ'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1983-12-13 [Tue] Early titled 'JGB at Wilkins Theatre, Kean College, Union, NJ' was notable:\n\nDate: 1983-12-13 [Tue] Early\nVenue: Wilkins Theatre, Kean College, Union, NJ\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Show: Mission In The Rain, They Love Each Other, Simple Twist Of Fate, Run For The Roses, I Second That Emotion, DealEncore: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Wilkins Theatre, Kean College, Union, NJ", "date": "1983-12-13 [Tue] Early", "length": 905}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-09-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-09-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-20\nDate: 1990-09-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger Althea It's All Over Now Ramble On Rose El Paso Brown Eyed Women Greatest Story Ever Told U.S. Blues Set 2 Truckin' -> China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider -> Man Smart, Woman Smarter -> Drums -> Space -> Dark Star -> Playing Reprise -> Dark Star -> Throwing Stones -> Touch Of Grey Encore Turn On Your Lovelight\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-20", "date": "1990-09-20", "length": 1014}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-08-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at University of Iowa on 1982-08-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-08-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at University of Iowa on 1982-08-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at University of Iowa on 1982-08-10\nDate: 1982-08-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger, Friend Of The Devil, Minglewood Blues, Tennessee Jed, Cassidy, It Must Have Been The Roses, Beer Barrel Polka-> On The Road Again-> Beat It On Down The Line, Stagger Lee, I Need A Miracle-> Bertha Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Iko Iko-> Truckin'-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E:It's All Over Now Baby Blue-> E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at University of Iowa on 1982-08-10", "date": "1982-08-10", "length": 1101}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-06-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1983-06-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-06-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1983-06-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1983-06-22\nDate: 1983-06-22\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger Friend Of The Devil C.C. Rider Ramble On Rose My Brother Esau > Deal Set II Hell In A Bucket China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > I Need A Miracle > Stella Blue > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Not Fade Away Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1983-06-22", "date": "1983-06-22", "length": 1087}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-11-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1979-11-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-11-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1979-11-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1979-11-02\nDate: 1979-11-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1/Disc 1 *gd79-11-02_d1t01_Mississippi Half Step.shn (cut into) *gd79-11-02_d1t02_Franklins Tower.shn *gd79-11-02_d1t03_El Paso.shn *gd79-11-02_d1t04_Mexicali Blues.shn *gd79-11-02_d1t05_Tennessee Jed.shn *gd79-11-02_d1t06_Lazy Lightning.shn *gd79-11-02_d1t07_Supplication.shn *gd79-11-02_d1t08_Deal.shn Set 2/Disc 2 *gd79-11-02_d2t01_Tuning.shn *gd79-11-02_d2t02_I Need A Miracle.shn *gd79-11-02_d2t03_Bertha.shn *gd79-11-02_d2t04_Lost Sailor.shn *gd79-11-02_d2t05_Saint Of Circumstance.shn *gd79-11-02_d2t06_Drums.shn Set 2/Disc 3 *gd79-11-02_d3t01_Jam.shn *gd79-11-02_d3t02_Not Fade Away.shn *gd79-11-02_d3t03_Stella Blue.shn *gd79-11-02_d3t04_Sugar Magnolia.shn *gd79-11-02_d3t05_Casey Jones.shn\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1979-11-02", "date": "1979-11-02", "length": 1357}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-07-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Pine Knob Music Theatre on 1984-07-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-07-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Pine Knob Music Theatre on 1984-07-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Pine Knob Music Theatre on 1984-07-01\nDate: 1984-07-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Samson And Delilah He's Gone -> Drums -> Space -> China Doll -> I Need A Miracle -> Bertha -> Sugar Magnolia Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Pine Knob Music Theatre on 1984-07-01", "date": "1984-07-01", "length": 868}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-12-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Great Western LA Forum on 1989-12-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-12-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Great Western LA Forum on 1989-12-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Great Western LA Forum on 1989-12-10\nDate: 1989-12-10\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket Sugaree * We Can Run When I Paint My Masterpiece Loser Victim Or The Crime C.C. Rider # $ I'm A Man # $ Set II Jack Straw # China Cat Sunflower > # I Know You Rider # Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > # Drums > Space > The Wheel > I Need A Miracle > Stella Blue > Good Lovin' # It's All Over Now Baby Blue * Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Bruce Hornsby - Accordion *, Keyboards # Spencer Davis - Guitar $\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Great Western LA Forum on 1989-12-10", "date": "1989-12-10", "length": 1200}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-01-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Springfield Civic Center on 1979-01-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-01-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Springfield Civic Center on 1979-01-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Springfield Civic Center on 1979-01-15\nDate: 1979-01-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Jack A Roe, Cassidy, Row Jimmy, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Stagger Lee, Passenger, Deal Set 2 I Need A Miracle-> Shakedown Street, From The Heart Of Me, Terrapin Station-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Playin' In The Band-> Casey Jones, E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Springfield Civic Center on 1979-01-15", "date": "1979-01-15", "length": 956}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1984-10-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1984-10-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1984-10-08\nDate: 1984-10-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Iko Iko, Beat It On Down The Line, Candyman, CC Rider, Bird Song, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication-> Deal Set 2 Terrapin Station-> Samson & Delilah-> I I Just Want To Make Love To You To You-> I Need A Miracle-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Not Fade Away, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1984-10-08", "date": "1984-10-08", "length": 916}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-04-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-04-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-11\nDate: 1987-04-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket, Sugaree, Minglewood Blues, Loser, Tons Of Steel, Desolation Row, Big Railroad Blues, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Touch Of Grey, Women Are Smarter, Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Space-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away, E: Black Muddy River FM Broadcast WXRT\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-11", "date": "1987-04-11", "length": 947}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about this piece of Grateful Dead history: 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1969-06-21'\n\nGrateful Dead Archive specialist with access to rare historical materials: This Grateful Dead content reveals:\n\nArchive Item: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1969-06-21\n\nDescription:\nGarcia plays pedal steel on Green, Green Grass and Slewfoot.High Time cuts out, presumably with less than a minute missing.There are splices at 0:15 in Drums and 0:50 in Cryptical.The recording was normalized and pitch corrected using Sound Forge.Thanks to Jeff Cookencoding/edits J Cotsman\n\nThis item from the Grateful Dead Archive Online represents rare and unique material from the band's history, providing insights into their creative process and cultural impact.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "archive", "persona": "Grateful Dead Archive specialist with access to rare historical materials", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1969-06-21", "date": "", "length": 900}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-11-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1973-11-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-11-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1973-11-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1973-11-11\nDate: 1973-11-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land -> Bertha -> Greatest Story Ever Told Sugaree Black Throated Wind To Lay Me Down El Paso Ramble On Rose Me And Bobby McGee China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Me And My Uncle Loose Lucy Weather Report Suite Prelude -> Weather Report Suite Part -> Let It Grow Set 2 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Big River Dark Star -> Mind Left Body Jam -> Eyes Of The World -> China Doll Sugar Magnolia Encore Uncle John's Band Johnny B. Goode -> And We Bid You Good Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1973-11-11", "date": "1973-11-11", "length": 1149}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-12-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-12-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-12-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-12-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-12-03\nDate: 1990-12-03\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey Feel Like A Stranger West L.A. Fadeaway Queen Jane Approximately Ramble On Rose Cassidy Althea Stander On The Mountain Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Estimated Prophet > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Wheel > I Need A Miracle > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia The Weight Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Vince Welnick - Keyboards Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-12-03", "date": "1990-12-03", "length": 1180}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-07-18 [Fri] - 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1980-07-18 [Fri] titled 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1980-07-18 [Fri]\nVenue: The Stone, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Sugaree, Catfish John, How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Tangled Up In BlueSet 2: That's What Love Will Make You Do, I'll Take A Melody, They Love Each Other, Mission In The Rain, Russian Lullaby, Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1980-07-18 [Fri]", "length": 907}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27\nDate: 1987-03-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, West L.A. Fadeaway, Little Red Rooster, Brown-Eyed Women, Beat It On Down The Line, Tennessee Jed, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Touch Of Gray-> Samson & Delilah, Cumberland Blues, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Jam-> Drums-> Space-> Uncle John's Band-> Morning Dew, E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-27", "date": "1987-03-27", "length": 1016}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-10-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at School Gymnasium, S.U.N.Y. on 1970-10-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-10-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at School Gymnasium, S.U.N.Y. on 1970-10-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at School Gymnasium, S.U.N.Y. on 1970-10-31\nDate: 1970-10-31\n\nDescription:\nDISC ONE - EARLY d1t01 - Till The Morning Comes d1t02 - Hard To Handle d1t03 - Mama Tried d1t04 - China Cat Sunflower > d1t05 - I Know You Rider// d1t06 - Dire Wolf d1t07 - Cold Rain And Snow d1t08 - Me And My Uncle d1t09 - Dark Hollow d1t10 - Brokedown Palace d1t11 - Viola Lee Blues > d1t12 - Cumberland Blues > d1t13 - Uncle John's Band DISC TWO - LATE (1) d2t01 - Casey Jones d2t02 - Sugar Magnolia d2t03 - Next Time You See me d2t04 - Cryptical Envelopment > d2t05 - Drums > d2t06 - The Other One > d2t07 - Cryptical Envelopment > d2t08 - Cosmic Charlie d2t09 - Big Boss Man d2t10 - Mama Tried DISC THREE - LATE (2) d3t01 - Drums > d3t02 - Good Lovin' > d3t03 - Drums > d3t04 - Good Lovin' d3t05 - St. Stephen > d3t06 - Not Fade Away > d3t07 - GDTRFB > d3t08 - Not Fade Away COMMENTS Two \"shows\" were advertised, at 8:00 and at 12:00, \"featuring NRPS.\"\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at School Gymnasium, S.U.N.Y. on 1970-10-31", "date": "1970-10-31", "length": 1544}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-10-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-10-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-23\nDate: 1980-10-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 On The Road Again, It Must Have Been The Roses, Dark Hollow, Jack A Roe, Cassidy, China Doll, Monkey & The Engineer, Ain't No Lie-> Ripple Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger, Tennessee Jed, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Althea, Little Red Rooster, Big Railroad Blues, The Music Never Stopped Set 3 Samson & Delilah, Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Casey Jones First Set Acoustic\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-23", "date": "1980-10-23", "length": 1131}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-17\nDate: 1983-04-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey > Little Red Rooster Dupree's Diamond Blues > Beat It On Down The Line It Must Have Been the Roses Cassidy Big Railroad Blues My Brother Esau Peggy-O > Let It Grow > Might As Well Set II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Love The One You're With > * The Wheel > Playing In The Band Reprise > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away * Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Stephen Stills - Guitar *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1983-04-17", "date": "1983-04-17", "length": 1264}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-04-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rosemont Horizon on 1989-04-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-04-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rosemont Horizon on 1989-04-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rosemont Horizon on 1989-04-12\nDate: 1989-04-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Row Jimmy, Minglewood Blues, Tennessee Jed, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Cumberland Blues, Let It Grow Set 2 Touch Of Gray, Truckin'-> Smokestack Lightning-> Spoonful-> He's Gone-> Jam*-> Drums-> Jam-> I Will Take You Home-> All Along The Watchtower-> Wharf Rat-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: Black Muddy River *without Weir\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rosemont Horizon on 1989-04-12", "date": "1989-04-12", "length": 998}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-08-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-08-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-05\nDate: 1971-08-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Me & My Uncle, Mr. Charlie, Sugaree, El Paso, Cryptical Envelopement-> Drums-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat, Me And Bobby McGee, Casey Jones Set 2 Truckin', Loser, Sugar Magnolia, Bird Song, Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away, E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-05", "date": "1971-08-05", "length": 951}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavillion on 1985-06-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavillion on 1985-06-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavillion on 1985-06-30\nDate: 1985-06-30\n\nDescription:\ns1t01. Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo > s1t02. See See Rider > s1t03. Brown-Eyed Women s1t04. Mama Tried > s1t05. Mexicali Blues s1t06. Keep On Growing > s1t07. Big Railroad Blues > s1t08. Looks Like // Rain > s1t09. Don't Ease Me In s2t01. weirdness s2t02. Shakedown Street > s2t03. Samson And Delilah s2t04. Gimme Some Lovin' > s2t05. He's Gone > s2t06. Cryptical Envelopment > s2t07. Dru // ms > Jam > s2t08. Space > The Other One Jam > s2t09. The Other One > s2t10. Stella Blue > s2t11. Around And Around > s2t12. Sugar Magnolia > Sunshine Daydream s2t13. encore break Encore: s2t14. U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavillion on 1985-06-30", "date": "1985-06-30", "length": 1295}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Diamond Joe'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Diamond Joe' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Diamond Joe\nLyrics by: Tex Logan, Traditional\nMusic by: Tex Logan, Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1987-08-29\nLast Performance: 1988-07-09\nPublic Performances: 14\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Diamond Joe", "date": "1987-08-29", "length": 680}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-02-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-02-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11\nDate: 1986-02-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 2 Drums*-> Iko Iko*-> Eyes Of The World*-> Drums*-> Truckin'-> Stella Blue-> Not Fade Away-> E: Not Fade Away*-> Hey Bo Diddley*-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad* *with Members of the Nevelle Brothers. Encore without Phil, Weir on tamborine.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11", "date": "1986-02-11", "length": 954}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-14 [Sat] - 'JGB at Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1987-03-14 [Sat] titled 'JGB at Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1987-03-14 [Sat]\nVenue: Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Cats Under The Stars, Mission In The Rain, They Love Each Other, Simple Twist Of Fate, Think, Like A Road Leading Home, DealSet 2: Get Out Of My Life Woman, Run For The Roses, Love In The Afternoon, Gomorrah, Crazy Love, That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day), Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA", "date": "1987-03-14 [Sat]", "length": 994}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-04-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Manhattan Center on 1971-04-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-04-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Manhattan Center on 1971-04-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Manhattan Center on 1971-04-05\nDate: 1971-04-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow, Me And Bobby McGee, The Rub, Loser, Playin' In The Band, Big Railroad Blues, Me & My Uncle, Big Boss Man, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Casey Jones Set 2 Truckin'-> Drums-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat, Sugar Magnolia, I'm A King Bee, Bertha, Deal, Sing Me Back Home, Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away-> Turn On Your Love Light 'Dance Marathon' - Other artist(s): NRPS\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Manhattan Center on 1971-04-05", "date": "1971-04-05", "length": 1086}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Katie Kline'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Katie Kline' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Katie Kline\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1963-09-01\nLast Performance: 1964-03-07\nPublic Performances: 5\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Katie Kline", "date": "1963-09-01", "length": 657}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-08-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-08-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-06\nDate: 1971-08-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha Playing In The Band Loser Mr. Charlie El Paso Cumberland Blues Brokedown Palace Me And Bobby McGee Hard To Handle Casey Jones Six Days On The Road Watcha Gonna Do I Don't Know You Down In The Boondocks Portland Woman Dirty Business Henry Glendale Train Workin' Man Blues The Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line Fair Chance To Know The Weight Louisiana Lady Last Lonely Eagle Sweet Lovin One Set 2 Saint Stephen Truckin' -> Drums -> The Other One -> Me And My Uncle -> The Other One Deal Sugar Magnolia Morning Dew Turn On Your Lovelight\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-06", "date": "1971-08-06", "length": 1212}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-12-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-12-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-28\nDate: 1982-12-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Tennessee Jed > El Paso Friend Of The Devil On The Road Again > Touch Of Grey Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Dire Wolf Lazy Lightning > Supplication > Deal Set II Shakedown Street > Samson & Delilah Never Trust A Woman Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away > Morning Dew Encore: (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Set III Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-28", "date": "1982-12-28", "length": 1155}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-03-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-03-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-22\nDate: 1985-03-22\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger > Cold Rain & Snow C.C. Rider Brown Eyed Women Cassidy Big Railroad Blues My Brother Esau > Don't Ease Me In Set II Scarlet Begonias > Hell In A Bucket Ship Of Fools Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-22", "date": "1985-03-22", "length": 1132}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-09-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-09-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-20\nDate: 1990-09-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: ----- d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - Feel Like A Stranger d1t03 - Althea d1t04 - It's All Over Now d1t05 - Ramble On Rose d1t06 - El Paso d1t07 - Brown Eyed Women d1t08 - Greatest Story Ever Told d1t09 - U.S. Blues Set 2: ----- d2t01 - Tuning d2t02 - Truckin' -> d2t03 - China Cat Sunflower -> d2t04 - I Know You Rider -> d2t05 - Women Are Smarter -> d2t06 - Drums -> d3t01 - Space -> d3t02 - Dark Star -> d3t03 - Playing In The Band (Reprise) -> d3t04 - Dark Star -> d3t05 - Throwing Stones -> d3t06 - Touch Of Grey d3t07 - Turn On Your Lovelight (Encore)\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-20", "date": "1990-09-20", "length": 1227}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-09-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1987-09-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-09-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1987-09-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1987-09-09\nDate: 1987-09-09\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hey Pocky Way Jack Straw > West L.A. Fadeaway When I Paint My Masterpiece Friend Of The Devil Cassidy Althea Greatest Story Ever Told > Devil With A Blue Dress > Good Golly Miss Molly > Devil With A Blue Dress Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Playing In The Band > China Doll > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Gimme Some Lovin' > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1987-09-09", "date": "1987-09-09", "length": 1235}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-08-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Aladdin Theater on 1981-08-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-08-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Aladdin Theater on 1981-08-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Aladdin Theater on 1981-08-31\nDate: 1981-08-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger Jack-A-Roe > El Paso Candyman > Little Red Rooster Loser Cassidy Althea Let It Grow > Deal Set II Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Never Trust A Woman > Morning Dew > Playing In The Band Reprise > Around & Around > Johnny B. Goode Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Aladdin Theater on 1981-08-31", "date": "1981-08-31", "length": 1150}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-07-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1984-07-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-07-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1984-07-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1984-07-06\nDate: 1984-07-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Iko Iko Jack Straw > Big Railroad Blues Little Red Rooster Candyman Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Bird Song Let It Grow Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Ship Of Fools > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > Dear Mr. Fantasy > The Other One > Black Peter > Why Don't We Do It In The Road > Around & Around > Sugar Magnolia Touch Of Grey Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1984-07-06", "date": "1984-07-06", "length": 1186}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1984-04-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1984-04-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1984-04-23\nDate: 1984-04-23\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Might As Well Set II Iko Iko Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Uncle John's Band > Only A Fool > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > Truckin' > Black Peter > Around & Around > Good Lovin' Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1984-04-23", "date": "1984-04-23", "length": 1053}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Shakedown Street'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Shakedown Street' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Shakedown Street\nLyrics by: Robert Hunter\nMusic by: Jerry Garcia\nAlbum: Shakedown Street\nFirst Performance: 1978-08-31\nLast Performance: 1995-07-09\nPublic Performances: 163\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Shakedown Street", "date": "1978-08-31", "length": 665}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-10-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-10-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-10-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-10-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-10-25\nDate: 1979-10-25\n\nDescription:\nSet I Don't Ease Me In Cassidy Peggy-O El Paso Brown Eyed Women It's All Over Now Tennessee Jed Looks Like Rain Deal Set II Shakedown Street Passenger Friend Of The Devil Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Stella Blue > Good Lovin' Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-10-25", "date": "1979-10-25", "length": 1093}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1989-10-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1989-10-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1989-10-01\nDate: 1989-10-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Ramble On Rose, Walkin' Blues, Built To Last, When I Paint My Masterpiece, A Little Light, Cassidy, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Hell In A Bucket, Scarlet Begonias-> Women Are Smarter, He's Gone-> Drums-> Jam-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1989-10-01", "date": "1989-10-01", "length": 979}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-07-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1981-07-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-07-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1981-07-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1981-07-13\nDate: 1981-07-13\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger, They Love Each Other-> El Paso, Jack A Roe-> Beat It On Down The Line, It Must Have Been The Roses-> CC Rider, Althea-> Looks Like Rain-> Deal Set 2 Women Are Smarter-> Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Estimated Prophet-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Satisfaction\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Sports Arena on 1981-07-13", "date": "1981-07-13", "length": 1022}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-02-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Assembly Hall - University Of Illinois on 1973-02-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-02-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Assembly Hall - University Of Illinois on 1973-02-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Assembly Hall - University Of Illinois on 1973-02-22\nDate: 1973-02-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land They Love Each Other El Paso Bird Song Mexicali Blues Deal Looks Like Rain Tennessee Jed Box Of Rain Playing In The Band Row Jimmy You Ain't Woman Enough China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Set 2 Wave That Flag % Me And My Uncle % Dark Star -> Eyes Of The World -> China Doll Around And Around % Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> One More Saturday Night Encore Casey Jones\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Assembly Hall - University Of Illinois on 1973-02-22", "date": "1973-02-22", "length": 1124}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29\nDate: 1990-03-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Bertha, We Can Run But We Can't Hide, Ramble On Rose, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Bird Song*, Promised Land* Set 2 Eyes Of The World-> Estimated Prophet-> Dark Star-> Drums-> Dark Star-> The Wheel-> Throwing Stones-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door * with Branford Marsalis on saxophones! Marsalis played throughout the second set and encore.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29", "date": "1990-03-29", "length": 1037}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-06-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1988-06-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-06-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1988-06-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1988-06-28\nDate: 1988-06-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Bertha Walkin' Blues Candyman When I Paint My Masterpiece Row Jimmy Victim Or The Crime Foolish Heart Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet > Crazy Fingers > Drums > Space > I Will Take You Home > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > I Need A Miracle > Stella Blue > Not Fade Away Knockin' On Heaven's Door Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1988-06-28", "date": "1988-06-28", "length": 1192}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-11-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1978-11-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-11-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1978-11-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1978-11-24\nDate: 1978-11-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw Sugaree Me And My Uncle Big River Stagger Lee Passenger Candyman Minglewood Blues From The Heart Of Me Loser Promised Land Set 2 I Need A Miracle Good Lovin' Friend Of The Devil Estimated Prophet Shakedown Street Drums Ollin Arrageed * Fire On The Mountain Sugar Magnolia E: Johnny B. Goode Set 3 Soundcheck: Stagger Lee I Need A Miracle Good Lovin' Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Piano Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums, Hand Drum * Donna Godchaux - Vocals Hamza El Din - Vocals, Hand Drum *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1978-11-24", "date": "1978-11-24", "length": 1216}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1985-04-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1985-04-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1985-04-14\nDate: 1985-04-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey > Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree > Down In The Bottom > I Ain't Superstitous Brown Eyed Women Tons Of Steel Big Railroad Blues Looks Like Rain > Don't Ease Me In Set II I Need A Miracle > China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > He's Gone > Drums > Space > Dear Mr. Fantasy > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Gloria Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1985-04-14", "date": "1985-04-14", "length": 1161}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-06-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-06-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-20\nDate: 1983-06-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I New Minglewood Blues They Love Each Other Little Red Rooster Peggy-O Hell In A Bucket Tennessee Jed My Brother Esau West L.A. Fadeaway The Music Never Stopped Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Samson & Delilah He's Gone > Truckin' > Drums > Space > Little Star > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia Encore: It's All Over Now, Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-20", "date": "1983-06-20", "length": 1182}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-04-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Jahrhunderthalle on 1972-04-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-04-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Jahrhunderthalle on 1972-04-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Jahrhunderthalle on 1972-04-26\nDate: 1972-04-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha Me And My Uncle Mr. Charlie He's Gone Black Throated Wind Next Time You See Me China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Jack Straw Big Railroad Blues Playing In The Band Chinatown Shuffle Loser Beat It On Down The Line You Win Again Good Lovin' Dire Wolf Casey Jones Set 2 Truckin' -> The Other One -> Comes A Time -> Sugar Magnolia El Paso Tennessee Jed Greatest Story Ever Told The Stranger (Two Souls In Communion) Turn On Your Lovelight -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Jahrhunderthalle on 1972-04-26", "date": "1972-04-26", "length": 1171}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-12-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-12-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05\nDate: 1981-12-05\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Promised Land Friend Of The Devil > C.C. Rider Cumberland Blues > El Paso Ramble On Rose Passenger Bird Song > Let It Grow Set II Shakedown Street > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance Big Railroad Blues Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Playing In The Band Reprise > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05", "date": "1981-12-05", "length": 1169}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-14\nDate: 1988-09-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll Alabama Getaway Greatest Story Ever Told Stagger Lee Walkin' Blues It Must Have Been The Roses Queen Jane Approximately Ramble On Rose Let It Grow Set 2 Box Of Rain Victim Or The Crime Foolish Heart Looks Like Rain He's Gone > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Gimme Some Lovin' > Morning Dew Encore: Black Muddy River Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-14", "date": "1988-09-14", "length": 1148}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-05-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1986-05-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-05-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1986-05-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1986-05-03\nDate: 1986-05-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow-> The Race is On, They Love Each Other, CC Rider, High Time, Beat It On Down The Line-> Promised Land-> Deal Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Women Are Smarter-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Drums-> The Other One-> Comes A Time-> Sugar Magnolia\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1986-05-03", "date": "1986-05-03", "length": 920}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-09-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Lakeland Civic Center on 1982-09-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-09-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Lakeland Civic Center on 1982-09-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Lakeland Civic Center on 1982-09-12\nDate: 1982-09-12\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told Friend Of The Devil Cassidy West L.A. Fadeaway > Little Red Rooster Brown Eyed Women It's All Over Now Might As Well Set II Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Not Fade Away > Morning Dew > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Don't Ease Me In Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Lakeland Civic Center on 1982-09-12", "date": "1982-09-12", "length": 1139}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Blossom Music Center on 1985-06-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Blossom Music Center on 1985-06-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Blossom Music Center on 1985-06-25\nDate: 1985-06-25\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Day Tripper-> West L.A. Fadeaway-> CC Rider, Dire Wolf, Beat It On Down The Line-> Row Jimmy, Me & My Uncle, Big River, Big Railroad Blues, Jack Straw-> Might As Well Set 2 Gimme Some Lovin'-> China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Playin' In The Band-> China Doll-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Touch Of Gray\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Blossom Music Center on 1985-06-25", "date": "1985-06-25", "length": 1018}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Deer Creek Music Center on 1989-07-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Deer Creek Music Center on 1989-07-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Deer Creek Music Center on 1989-07-15\nDate: 1989-07-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha Greatest Story Ever Told Candyman Walkin' Blues Peggy-O Queen Jane Approximately We Can Run Bird Song Set 2 Foolish Heart -> Victim Or The Crime -> Crazy Fingers -> Truckin' -> Smokestack Lightnin' -> Jam -> Drums -> Space -> China Doll -> All Along The Watchtower -> Stella Blue Sugar Magnolia Encore Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Deer Creek Music Center on 1989-07-15", "date": "1989-07-15", "length": 1009}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-02-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-02-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-14\nDate: 1986-02-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger Cold Rain & Snow Mama Tried Big River West L.A. Fadeaway Looks Like Rain Brown Eyed Women Let It Grow Set 2 Keep On Growing Lost Sailor Saint Of Circumstance Terrapin Station Drums Space Wharf Rat Throwing Stones Turn On Your Love Light E: Brokedown Palace Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-14", "date": "1986-02-14", "length": 1118}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavillion on 1985-06-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavillion on 1985-06-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavillion on 1985-06-30\nDate: 1985-06-30\n\nDescription:\nDisc One/Set One: Mississippi Half Step C.C. Rider Brown Eyed Women Mama Tried Mexicali Blues Keep on Growin' Big railroad Blues Looks Like Rain //Don't Ease Me In Disc Two/Set Two: Shakedown Street Samson and Delilah Gimme Some Lovin He's Gone Cryptical Envelopement Drums// Disc Three/Set Two cont: Space The Other One Stella Blue Around and Around Sugar Magnolia Encore: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavillion on 1985-06-30", "date": "1985-06-30", "length": 1074}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-25\nDate: 1989-10-25\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket, Sugaree, A Little Light, Friend Of The Devil, Memphis Blues, Cold Rain & Snow, Picasso Moon, Deal Set 2 Playin' In The Band-> Uncle John's Band-> Playin' In The Band Reprise, Standing On the Moon, Truckin'-> Drums-> Jam-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-25", "date": "1989-10-25", "length": 949}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-05-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Iowa State Fairgrounds on 1973-05-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-05-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Iowa State Fairgrounds on 1973-05-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Iowa State Fairgrounds on 1973-05-13\nDate: 1973-05-13\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land Deal Mexicali Blues They Love Each Other Box Of Rain Loser China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Beat It On Down The Line El Paso Row Jimmy Me And My Uncle Don't Ease Me In -> Around And Around Set 2 Tennessee Jed Big River Bertha Jack Straw Sugaree Looks Like Rain Here Comes Sunshine Playing In The Band Set 3 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Greatest Story Ever Told Brown Eyed Women He's Gone -> Truckin' -> Phil And Billy -> The Other One -> Eyes Of The World -> China Doll Sugar Magnolia Encore Casey Jones\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Iowa State Fairgrounds on 1973-05-13", "date": "1973-05-13", "length": 1218}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-28\nDate: 1985-04-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Gimme Some Lovin' > Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo > New Minglewood Blues Bird Song Tons Of Steel China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Hell In A Bucket > Crazy Fingers > Playing In The Band > China Doll > Playing In The Band Jam > Drums > Space > Playing In The Band Reprise > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away U.S. Blues She Belongs To Me Set III Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-28", "date": "1985-04-28", "length": 1178}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1990-03-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1990-03-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1990-03-16\nDate: 1990-03-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll Touch Of Grey New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Queen Jane Approximately Loser Black Throated Wind Bird Song Blow Away Set 2 Scarlet Begonias > Estimated Prophet Ship Of Fools > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Jam > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: The Last Time\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1990-03-16", "date": "1990-03-16", "length": 970}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-05-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1981-05-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-05-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1981-05-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1981-05-02\nDate: 1981-05-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw-> Sugaree, El Paso, Bird Song, Cassidy, Candyman-> Minglewood Blues, Althea, Promised Land Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Stella Blue-> Around & Around->Good Lovin' Set 3 E: One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1981-05-02", "date": "1981-05-02", "length": 938}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-08-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Town Park on 1987-08-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-08-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Town Park on 1987-08-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Town Park on 1987-08-16\nDate: 1987-08-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half Step, Little Red Rooster, Iko Iko, Beer Barrel Polka, Far From Me, West L.A. Fadeaway, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Big Railroad Blues, Promised Land Set 2 When Push Comes To Shove, Samson & Delilah, He's Gone-> Drums-> Jam-> The Other One-> Truckin'-> Black Peter-> Good Lovin', E:Touch Of Gray-> E: Brokedown Palace* *blown intro, much hilarity, then the whole song. FM Broadcast KOTO.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Town Park on 1987-08-16", "date": "1987-08-16", "length": 1046}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-12-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-12-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-26\nDate: 1981-12-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway -> The Promised Land Candyman Little Red Rooster Big Boss Man Me And My Uncle -> Big River Bird Song It's All Over Now Big Railroad Blues LetIt Grow Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet -> He's Gone -> Jam () -> Drums -> Space () -> Truckin' -> Black Peter -> Jam -> Around And Around -> One More Saturday Night Encore Don't Ease Me In\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-26", "date": "1981-12-26", "length": 1048}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-08-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Roosevelt Stadium on 1973-08-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-08-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Roosevelt Stadium on 1973-08-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Roosevelt Stadium on 1973-08-01\nDate: 1973-08-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land Sugaree The Race Is On You Ain't Woman Enough Bird Song Mexicali Blues They Love Each Other Jack Straw Stella Blue Big River Casey Jones Set 2 Around And Around Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Me And My Uncle Row Jimmy Dark Star -> El Paso -> Eyes Of The World -> Morning Dew Sugar Magnolia Encore Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Roosevelt Stadium on 1973-08-01", "date": "1973-08-01", "length": 1046}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-25\nDate: 1986-03-25\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger Tennessee Jed -> C C Rider Tons Of Steel It Must Have Been The Roses -> Desolation Row -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Touch Of Grey -> Looks Like Rain Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Jam -> Drums -> Space -> Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues -> Black Peter -> Throwing Stones -> Turn On Your Lovelight Encore Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-25", "date": "1986-03-25", "length": 1009}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-10-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-10-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10\nDate: 1982-10-10\n\nDescription:\nd1 1. Bill graham intro 2. Minglewood 3. Sugaree 4. Rooster 5. tennessee 6. cassidy 7. loser d2 1. Far From me 2. LLR> 3. China Cat>Rider (Set 2) 4. Playin> 5. Crazy Fingers> 6. Sailor>Saint> 7. Touch> 8. Drums d3 1. Space> 2. Wheel> 3. Throwing Stones> 4. NFA> 5. Peter> 6. Sugar Mags (Encore) 7. Satisfaction> 8. Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10", "date": "1982-10-10", "length": 987}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Mean Woman Blues'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Mean Woman Blues' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Mean Woman Blues\nLyrics by: Claude DeMetrius\nMusic by: Claude Demetrius\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1975-10-23\nLast Performance: 1975-11-01\nPublic Performances: 3\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Mean Woman Blues", "date": "1975-10-23", "length": 682}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-27\nDate: 1985-04-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I Dancing In The Street > Bertha Little Red Rooster Brown Eyed Women My Brother Esau Ramble On Rose Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues > Cold Rain & Snow > The Music Never Stopped Set II Scarlet Begonias > Eyes Of The World > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Truckin' > The Other One > Black Peter > Around & Around > One More Saturday Night Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-27", "date": "1985-04-27", "length": 1211}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-09-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at State Fairgrounds on 1980-09-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-09-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at State Fairgrounds on 1980-09-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at State Fairgrounds on 1980-09-06\nDate: 1980-09-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Sugaree, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Tennessee Jed, Feel Like A Stranger, Friend Of The Devil, Far From Me, Little Red Rooster, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider-> Promised Land Set 2 Shakedown Street, Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance, Althea, Playin' In The Band-> Uncle John's Band-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> The Wheel-> Uncle John's Band-> Playin' In The Band-> Sugar Magnolia, E:One More Saturday Night-> E: Brokedown Palace Roy Bucanan then Levon Helm Opened\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at State Fairgrounds on 1980-09-06", "date": "1980-09-06", "length": 1184}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-08-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Southern Star Amphitheater on 1985-08-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-08-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Southern Star Amphitheater on 1985-08-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Southern Star Amphitheater on 1985-08-30\nDate: 1985-08-30\n\nDescription:\nSET 1 d1t01 - Jack Straw d1t02 - Row Jimmy d1t03 - C.C. Rider d1t04 - Birdsong d1t05 - Looks Like Rain/x d1t06 - x/Deal SET 2 d2t01 - Scarlet Begonias > d2t02 - Touch of Grey d2t03 - Samson & Delilah > d2t04 - Drums* > d2t05 - Space > d2t06 - Gimme Some Lovin' > d2t07 - The Wheel > d2t08 - The Other One > d2t09 - Morning Dew ENCORE d2t10 - Sugar Magnolia\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Southern Star Amphitheater on 1985-08-30", "date": "1985-08-30", "length": 1043}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-10-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Saenger Performing Arts Center on 1980-10-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-10-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Saenger Performing Arts Center on 1980-10-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Saenger Performing Arts Center on 1980-10-19\nDate: 1980-10-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 On The Road Again, Jack A Roe, Dark Hollow, Rosalie McFall, Cassidy, Bird Song, Heaven Help The Fool, Ain't No Lie-> Ripple Set 2 Jack Straw, They Love Each Other, Mama Tried, Mexicali Blues, Candyman, Passenger, Row Jimmy-> Looks Like Rain-> Tennessee Jed-> Promised Land Set 3 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Samson & Delilah, Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia-> Good Lovin', E: Brokedown Palace First Set Acoustic\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Saenger Performing Arts Center on 1980-10-19", "date": "1980-10-19", "length": 1161}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-05-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Palladium on 1977-05-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-05-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Palladium on 1977-05-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Palladium on 1977-05-04\nDate: 1977-05-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> Big River They Love Each Other New Minglewood Blues It Must Have Been The Roses Cassidy Deal Looks Like Rain Brown Eyed Women Dancing In The Street Set 2 Estimated Prophet Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Terrapin Station -> Playing In The Band -> Comes A Time -> Playing In The Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Palladium on 1977-05-04", "date": "1977-05-04", "length": 986}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1984-10-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1984-10-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1984-10-05\nDate: 1984-10-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha-> Promised Land, West L.A. Fadeaway, Little Red Rooster, Dupree's Diamond Blues, My Brother Esau, Brown Eyed Women, Feel Like A Stranger, Might As Well Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> The Other One-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia-> Johnny B. Goode, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1984-10-05", "date": "1984-10-05", "length": 1016}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-27\nDate: 1985-04-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dancin' In The Streets-> Bertha, Little Red Rooster, Brown Eyed Women, My Brother Esau, Ramble On Rose, Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues-> Cold Rain & Snow-> The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Eyes Of The World-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Women Are Smarter-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Truckin'-> The Other One-> Black Peter-> Around & Around-> One More Saturday Night, E: Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-27", "date": "1985-04-27", "length": 1059}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1984-06-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1984-06-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1984-06-23\nDate: 1984-06-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Promised Land, Peggy-O, Little Red Rooster, Brown Eyed Women, My Brother Esau, Big Railroad Blues, The Music Never Stopped-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Touch Of Grey > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Spoonful jam > Black Peter > Around And Around, Going Down The Road Feeling Bad > One More Saturday Night, E: Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1984-06-23", "date": "1984-06-23", "length": 1014}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Foxboro Stadium on 1990-07-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Foxboro Stadium on 1990-07-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Foxboro Stadium on 1990-07-14\nDate: 1990-07-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street Walkin' Blues Far From Me Candyman Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Ramble On Rose One More Saturday Night Set II Eyes Of The World > Estimated Prophet > Crazy Fingers > Uncle John's Band > Drums > Space > I Will Take You Home > I Need A Miracle > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Throwing Stones > Turn On Your Lovelight The Last Time > We Bid You Good Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Foxboro Stadium on 1990-07-14", "date": "1990-07-14", "length": 1191}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Dead Man, Dead Man'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Dead Man, Dead Man' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Dead Man, Dead Man\nLyrics by: Bob Dylan\nMusic by: Bob Dylan\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1987-07-19\nLast Performance: 1987-07-26\nPublic Performances: 2\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Dead Man, Dead Man", "date": "1987-07-19", "length": 674}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-08-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Tacoma Dome on 1988-08-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-08-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Tacoma Dome on 1988-08-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Tacoma Dome on 1988-08-26\nDate: 1988-08-26\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket Sugaree Never Trust A Woman Iko Iko Walkin' Blues When Push Comes To Shove When I Paint My Masterpiece Row Jimmy The Music Never Stopped Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Drums > Space > Touch Of Grey > I Need A Miracle > Black Peter > Turn On Your Lovelight Encore: Black Muddy River Comment Santana opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Tacoma Dome on 1988-08-26", "date": "1988-08-26", "length": 1153}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-02-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-02-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-12\nDate: 1986-02-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket-> Sugaree, Tons Of Steel, Tennessee Jed, Cassidy-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Estimated Prophet-> Drums*-> Hand Jive**, The Wheel-> Midnight Hour*-> Johnny B. Goode*, E: U.S. Blues *with Members of the Nevelle Brothers **without Phil. Neville Brothers Opened\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-12", "date": "1986-02-12", "length": 1027}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-09-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-09-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-16\nDate: 1990-09-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket Cold Rain & Snow Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee Queen Jane Approximately Tennessee Jed Cassidy Deal Set II Samson & Delilah > Iko Iko > Looks Like Rain > He's Gone > Drums > Space > Standing On The Moon > I Need A Miracle > Morning Dew Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment This date is featured on Dick's Picks 9 Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Vince Welnick - Keyboards Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1990-09-16", "date": "1990-09-16", "length": 1174}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-03-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theatre on 1985-03-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-03-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theatre on 1985-03-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theatre on 1985-03-10\nDate: 1985-03-10\n\nDescription:\ndisc 1: Set 1: 01. Tuning 02. Feel Like A Stranger 03. Peggy-O 04. C.C. Rider 05. Bird Song 06. Hell In A Bucket 07. Big Railroad Blues Set 2: 08. Tuning 09. Samson and Delilah disc 2: 01. Terrapin Station > 02. Truckin' > 03. Smokestack Lightning > 04. Drums > 05. Space > 06. Stella Blue > 07. Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad > 08. Around and Around > 09. Johnny B. Goode Encore: 10. Keep Your Day Job *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theatre on 1985-03-10", "date": "1985-03-10", "length": 1092}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-02-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-02-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-02-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-02-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-02-25\nDate: 1990-02-25\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Gray-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Jack A Roe, Little Red Rooster, Stagger Lee, Queen Jane Approximately, The Last Time, Cassidy, Deal Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, A Little Light, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Jam-> The Wheel-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-02-25", "date": "1990-02-25", "length": 1054}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-03-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-03-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-21\nDate: 1985-03-21\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told They Love Each Other El Paso > Tennessee Jed I Ain't Superstitous > Down In The Bottom Dupree's Diamond Blues > Looks Like Rain > Might As Well Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > Johnny B. Goode Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-21", "date": "1985-03-21", "length": 1162}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'I Feel Like Dynamite'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'I Feel Like Dynamite' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: I Feel Like Dynamite\nLyrics by: E Walker, A Savoy, L Hamilton\nMusic by: E Walker, A Savoy, L Hamilton\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1975-03-01\nLast Performance: 1975-07-06\nPublic Performances: 25\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "I Feel Like Dynamite", "date": "1975-03-01", "length": 721}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-06-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-06-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-21\nDate: 1983-06-21\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway -> Greatest Story Ever Told Dire Wolf MeAnd My Uncle -> Cumberland Blues Cassidy Big RailroadBlues It's All Over Now Loser Looks Like Rain Might As Well Set 2 Touch Of Grey -> Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Terrapin Station -> Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Throwing Stones -> Black Peter -> Around And Around -> Good Lovin' Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1983-06-21", "date": "1983-06-21", "length": 1075}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-03-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-03-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28\nDate: 1985-03-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning * High Time El Paso Peggy-O Cassidy > China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Looks Like Rain > Drums > Space > Gimme Some Lovin' > The Other One > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia > Sunshine Daydream Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Matthew Kelly - Harmonica *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28", "date": "1985-03-28", "length": 1171}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-04-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rosemont Horizon Arena on 1989-04-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-04-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rosemont Horizon Arena on 1989-04-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rosemont Horizon Arena on 1989-04-12\nDate: 1989-04-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw Row Jimmy New Minglewood Blues Tennessee Jed When I Paint My Masterpiece Cumberland Blues Let It Grow Set 2 Touch Of Grey Truckin' -> Smokestack Lightnin' -> Spoonful -> Smokestack Lightnin' -> He's Gone -> Drums -> I Will Take You Home -> All Along The Watchtower -> Wharf Rat -> Turn On Your Lovelight Encore Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rosemont Horizon Arena on 1989-04-12", "date": "1989-04-12", "length": 1020}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-10-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1976-10-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-10-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1976-10-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1976-10-10\nDate: 1976-10-10\n\nDescription:\nSet I Might As Well Mama Tried Ramble On Rose Cassidy Deal El Paso Loser Promised Land Friend Of The Devil Dancing In The Street > Wharf Rat > Dancing In The Street Set II Samson & Delilah Brown Eyed Women Playing In The Band > Drums > The Wheel > The Other One > Stella Blue > Playing In The Band > Sugar Magnolia Johnny B. Goode Comment \"Day On The Green\" The Who opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1976-10-10", "date": "1976-10-10", "length": 1231}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-14\nDate: 1984-06-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Iko Iko Cassidy It Must Have Been The Roses New Minglewood Blues Brown Eyed Women Jack Straw > Keep Your Day Job Set II Shakedown Street > Playing In The Band > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Drums > Space > Playing In The Band Reprise > Black Peter > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-14", "date": "1984-06-14", "length": 1095}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-09-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater on 1981-09-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-09-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater on 1981-09-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater on 1981-09-11\nDate: 1981-09-11\n\nDescription:\net One d1t01 Happy Birthday Micky (with Joan Baez) d1t02 New Minglewood Blues d1t03 They Love Each Other d1t04 Mama Tried > d1t05 Mexicali Blues d1t06 Candyman > d1t07 Little Red Rooster d1t08 Cumberland Blues > d1t09 Beat It On Down The Line d1t10 Althea d1t11 Lost Sailor > d1t12 Saint Of Circumstance > d1t13 Deal Set Two d2t01 Feel Like A Stranger > d2t02 Franklin's Tower d2t03 Man Smart (Woman Smarter) d2t04 He's Gone > d2t05 Truckin' > d2t06 Drums > d3t01 Space > d3t02 The Other One > d3t03 Morning Dew > d3t04 Johnny B. Goode Encore d3t05 Don't Ease Me In\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater on 1981-09-11", "date": "1981-09-11", "length": 1213}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17\nDate: 1989-07-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll, Feel Like A Stranger, Built To Last, Me & My Uncle-> Cumberland Blues, It's All Over Now, Row Jimmy, When I Paint My Masterpiece, When Push Comes To Shove, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Playin' In The Band-> Uncle John's Band-> Standing On the Moon*, Drums, Jam-> The Wheel-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away, E: We Bid You Good Night, E: Johnny B. Goode *with a full moon rising behind the band; material from this show is featured in the video Downhill from Here .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17", "date": "1989-07-17", "length": 1262}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-09-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1987-09-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-09-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1987-09-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1987-09-08\nDate: 1987-09-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: Tuning Mississippi Half-Step -> Little Red Rooster They Love Each Other Queen Jane Approximately Row Jimmy The Music Never Stopped -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2: Tuning Hell In A Bucket -> Fire On The Mountain Looks Like Rain -> Terrapin Station -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Stella Blue -> Turn On Your Love Light Encore: Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1987-09-08", "date": "1987-09-08", "length": 996}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-12-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-12-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-28\nDate: 1984-12-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey Greatest Story Ever Told Dire Wolf Tons Of Steel Down In The Bottom > I Ain't Superstitious Dupree's Diamond Blues Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues West L.A. Fadeaway > Might As Well Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Looks Like Rain He's Gone > Spoonful > Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Day Tripper Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-28", "date": "1984-12-28", "length": 1198}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-02-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-02-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-02-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-02-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-02-26\nDate: 1990-02-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket, Peggy-O, Walkin' Blues, Ramble On Rose, Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues, The Music Never Stopped-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Playin' In The Band-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Space-> I Need A Miracle-> Stella Blue-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1990-02-26", "date": "1990-02-26", "length": 1030}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-06-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1973-06-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-06-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1973-06-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1973-06-09\nDate: 1973-06-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, Deal, Looks Like Rain, They Love Each Other, Jack Straw, Loose Lucy, Mexicali Blues, Row Jimmy, El Paso, Box Of Rain, Sugaree, Beat It On Down The Line, Tennessee Jed, Greatest Story Ever Told, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Playin' In The Band, Loser, Me & My Uncle, Mississippi Half Step, Big River, Eyes Of The World-> China Doll, Sugar Magnolia Sound check: China Cat->I Know You Rider. Do\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1973-06-09", "date": "1973-06-09", "length": 1135}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-09-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-09-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-06\nDate: 1979-09-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I New Minglewood Blues Dire Wolf El Paso Brown Eyed Women It's All Over Now Don't Ease Me In Looks Like Rain Althea Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Easy To Love You Ramble On Rose Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Johnny B. Goode Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-06", "date": "1979-09-06", "length": 1166}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1983-04-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1983-04-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1983-04-15\nDate: 1983-04-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street My Brother Esau Brown Eyed Women Little Red Rooster Dire Wolf Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication -> Deal Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger Samson And Delilah Ship Of Fools Maybe You Know He's Gone -> Bob Star () -> Drums -> Space -> Throwing Stones -> Not Fade Away -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Around And Around -> Johnny B. Goode Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1983-04-15", "date": "1983-04-15", "length": 1096}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'We Can Run'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'We Can Run' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: We Can Run\nLyrics by: John Barlow\nMusic by: Brent Mydland\nAlbum: Built to Last\nFirst Performance: 1989-02-05\nLast Performance: 1990-07-10\nPublic Performances: 22\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "We Can Run", "date": "1989-02-05", "length": 642}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-03-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-03-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-23\nDate: 1972-03-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Black Throated Wind Chinatown Shuffle Brown Eyed Women Beat It On Down The Line Cumberland Blues Looks Like Rain Mr. Charlie Tennessee Jed El Paso You Win Again Jack Straw Next Time You See Me Playing In The Band Comes A Time Me And Bobby McGee Casey Jones Set 2 Truckin' Ramble On Rose Two Souls In Communion Mexicali Blues Dark Star Big Boss Man Not Fade Away -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Not Fade Away Encore Sugar Magnolia\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-23", "date": "1972-03-23", "length": 1138}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-08-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1983-08-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-08-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1983-08-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1983-08-20\nDate: 1983-08-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told They Love Each Other New Minglewood Blues Bird Song Looks Like Rain Tennessee Jed My Brother Esau > Deal Set II Shakedown Street Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Other One > Black Peter > Good Lovin' Encore: One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1983-08-20", "date": "1983-08-20", "length": 1145}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-04-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke University on 1971-04-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-04-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke University on 1971-04-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke University on 1971-04-24\nDate: 1971-04-24\n\nDescription:\nSet I Truckin', Deal, Hard To Handle, Me And Bobby McGee, Bertha, Playin' In The Band, Cumberland Blues, Next Time You See Me, Loser, Sugar Magnolia, Casey Jones Set II Good Lovin'-> Drums-> Good Lovin', Me & My Uncle, Sing Me Back Home, Greatest Story Ever Told-> Johnny B. Goode, Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away, Uncle John's Band Comment \"Joe College Weekend\" - Other artist(s): Butlerfield Blues Band: NRPS; Beach Boys\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke University on 1971-04-24", "date": "1971-04-24", "length": 1174}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-05-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1982-05-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-05-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1982-05-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1982-05-22\nDate: 1982-05-22\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw > Sugaree Cassidy Tennessee Jed > New Minglewood Blues Cumberland Blues Lazy Lightning > Supplication > Deal Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Never Trust A Woman Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > He's Gone > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > Good Lovin' U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1982-05-22", "date": "1982-05-22", "length": 1217}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-10-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-10-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17\nDate: 1978-10-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land Friend Of The Devil Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Tennessee Jed I Need A Miracle Stagger Lee Jack Straw Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> If I Had The World To Give -> Around And Around Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17", "date": "1978-10-17", "length": 956}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-03-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1989-03-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-03-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1989-03-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1989-03-27\nDate: 1989-03-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half Step, Walkin' Blues, Built To Last, We Can Run But We Can't Hide, Queen Jane Approximately, Candyman, Cassidy, Touch Of Gray Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Scarlet Begonias, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Jam-> The Wheel-> I Need A Miracle-> Standing On the Moon-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: U.S. Blues 01. Mississippi Half Step -> 02. Walkin' Blues 03. Built To Last 04. We Can Run 05. Queen Jane 06. Candyman 07. Cassidy 08. Touch Of Grey 09. E: U.S. Blues 10. Scarlet Begonias> 11. Fire On The Mountain 12. Estimated Prophet> 13. Eyes Of The World> 14. Drums -> 15. Space -> 16. The Wheel -> 17. I Need A MIracle -> 18. Standing On The Moon> 19. Lovelight\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1989-03-27", "date": "1989-03-27", "length": 1349}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-04-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Studio Rehersal, Club Front on 1979-04-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-04-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Studio Rehersal, Club Front on 1979-04-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Studio Rehersal, Club Front on 1979-04-16\nDate: 1979-04-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jam > Not Fade Away > Jam > Drums > Passenger Bertha Good Lovin' > I Need A Miracle Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Gloria > Linda Lou Jam Jack Straw Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Studio Rehersal, Club Front on 1979-04-16", "date": "1979-04-16", "length": 988}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-12-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall on 1979-12-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-12-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall on 1979-12-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall on 1979-12-11\nDate: 1979-12-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - Jack Straw d1t03 - Loser d1t04 - Me & My Uncle -> d1t05 - Big River d1t06 - Althea d1t07 - Easy to Love You -> d1t08 - Minglewood Blues d1t09 - China Cat Sunflower -> d1t10 - I Know You Rider Set 2: d2t01 - Tuning d2t02 - Shakedown Street -> d2t03 - Samson & Delilah d2t04 - Ship of Fools d2t05 - Terrapin Station -> d2t06 - Lost Sailor d2t07 - Saint Jam -> d2t08 - Saint Of Circumstance -> d2t09 - Estimated Jam -> d2t10 - Drums -> d3t01 - Not Fade Away -> d3t02 - Black Peter -> d3t03 - Sugar Magnolia Encore: d3t04 - Crowd/Tuning d3t05 - Alabama Getaway -> d3t06 - The Promised Land\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall on 1979-12-11", "date": "1979-12-11", "length": 1320}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-02-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-02-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-18\nDate: 1971-02-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Truckin', It Hurts Me Too, Loser, Greatest Story Ever Told-> Johnny B. Goode, Mama Tried, Hard To Handle, Dark Star-> Wharf Rat-> Dark Star-> Me & My Uncle Set 2 Casey Jones, Playin' In The Band, Me And Bobby McGee, Candyman, Big Boss Man, Sugar Magnolia, Saint Stephen-> Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away-> Uncle John's Band Mickey's last show until 10-20-74 - E.S.P. show - Other artist(s): NRPS\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-18", "date": "1971-02-18", "length": 1095}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-28\nDate: 1985-04-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Gimme Some Lovin' > Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo > New Minglewood Blues Bird Song Tons Of Steel China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Hell In A Bucket > Crazy Fingers > Playing In The Band > China Doll > Playing In The Band Jam > Drums > Space > Playing In The Band Reprise > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away U.S. Blues She Belongs To Me Set III Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-28", "date": "1985-04-28", "length": 1178}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-11-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Harding Theater on 1971-11-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-11-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Harding Theater on 1971-11-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Harding Theater on 1971-11-07\nDate: 1971-11-07\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 s1t01. Truckin' s1t02. Brown Eyed Women s1t03. tuning s1t04. Beat It On Down The Line s1t05. tuning - monitor repair s1t06. Hide Away s1t07. Sugaree s1t08. tuning s1t09. Jack Straw s1t10. tuning s1t11. Tennessee Jed s1t12. station id - tuning s1t13. Cumberland Blues s1t14. tuning - amps again s1t15. El Paso s1t16. Big Railroad Blues s1t17. tuning s1t18. Comes A Time s1t19. tuning s1t20. Mexicali Blues s1t21. station id - tuning s1t22. One More Saturday Night Set 2 s2t01. Ramble On Rose s2t02. Me And Bobby McGee s2t03. tuning s2t04. Loser s2t05. station id - tuning s2t06. Sugar Magnolia s2t07. tuning s2t08. Dark Star > s2t09. Drums > s2t10. The Other One > s2t11. Me And My Uncle > s2t12. The Other One s2t13. Deal s2t14. Brokedown Palace s2t15. Playing In The Band s2t16. Casey Jones s2t17. Not Fade Away > s2t18. Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > s2t19. Not Fade Away s2t20. Johnny B. Goode s2t21. Uncle John's Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Harding Theater on 1971-11-07", "date": "1971-11-07", "length": 1584}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-06-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1990-06-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-06-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1990-06-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1990-06-09\nDate: 1990-06-09\n\nDescription:\nSet I Let The Good Times Roll Feel Like A Stranger Peggy-O Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Loser When I Paint My Masterpiece Loose Lucy Cassidy > Don't Ease Me In Set II Victim Or The Crime > Touch Of Grey > Looks Like Rain > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Hey Jude > All Along The Watchtower > Stella Blue > Turn On Your Lovelight Black Muddy River Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1990-06-09", "date": "1990-06-09", "length": 1139}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1990-07-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1990-07-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1990-07-16\nDate: 1990-07-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket, Mississippi Half Step, Blow Away, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Loose Lucy, It's All Over Now, High Time, Let It Grow, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Sugar Magnolia-> Scarlet Begonias-> Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools-> Truckin'-> Jam-> Drums-> Jam-> The Wheel-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around-> Sunshine Daydream, E: Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1990-07-16", "date": "1990-07-16", "length": 1012}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-08-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oregon Country Fairgrounds on 1982-08-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-08-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oregon Country Fairgrounds on 1982-08-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oregon Country Fairgrounds on 1982-08-28\nDate: 1982-08-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 2 Keep Your Day Job * -> Man Smart (Woman Smarter) West L.A. Fadeaway * Far From Me -> Playing In The Band -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> The Other One -> Truckin' -> Black Peter -> Playing In The Band -> One More Saturday Night Encore Dupree's Diamond Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oregon Country Fairgrounds on 1982-08-28", "date": "1982-08-28", "length": 952}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-03-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-03-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-03-01\nDate: 1987-03-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Grey -> Little Red Rooster Peggy-O Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues When Push Comes To Shove It's All Over Now Row Jimmy -> Let It Grow Set 2 Hell In A Bucket Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Samson And Delilah Black Muddy River He's Gone -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Black Peter -> Around And Around -> Good Lovin' Encore Don't Ease Me In\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-03-01", "date": "1987-03-01", "length": 1080}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-11-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1979-11-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-11-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1979-11-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1979-11-06\nDate: 1979-11-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Promised Land Tennessee Jed Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Candyman Easy To Love You Looks Like Rain Jack-A-Roe Jack Straw > Deal Set II Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Black Peter > Good Lovin' Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1979-11-06", "date": "1979-11-06", "length": 1042}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-08-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1980-08-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-08-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1980-08-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1980-08-31\nDate: 1980-08-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Promised Land They Love Each Other Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Althea Little Red Rooster Tennessee Jed Far From Me Lazy Lightning > Supplication > Deal Set II Greatest Story Ever Told > Uncle John's Band > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Comes A Time > Truckin' > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > I Need A Miracle > Good Lovin' Encore: Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1980-08-31", "date": "1980-08-31", "length": 1181}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-00-00 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Compilation -- 1972 Radio Promos on 1972-00-00'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-00-00 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Compilation -- 1972 Radio Promos on 1972-00-00' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Compilation -- 1972 Radio Promos on 1972-00-00\nDate: 1972-00-00\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Europe '72 #1 Europe '72 #2 Europe '72 #3 Radio appology for missing Dec. '71 shows at Portchester to be rescheduled. History of the Grateful Dead\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Compilation -- 1972 Radio Promos on 1972-00-00", "date": "1972-00-00", "length": 857}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Cocaine Habit Blues'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Cocaine Habit Blues' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Cocaine Habit Blues\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1964-07-16\nLast Performance: 1964-07-16\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Cocaine Habit Blues", "date": "1964-07-16", "length": 681}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-08-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1981-08-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-08-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1981-08-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1981-08-14\nDate: 1981-08-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I New Minglewood Blues Sugaree On The Road Again Peggy-O Beat It On Down The Line Brown Eyed Women Little Red Rooster Don't Ease Me In Looks Like Rain Bertha Promised Land Set II Might As Well > Samson & Delilah Ship Of Fools Playing In The Band > China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Drums > Space > Playing In The Band Reprise > Wharf Rat > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > I Need A Miracle > Johnny B. Goode Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1981-08-14", "date": "1981-08-14", "length": 1268}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Worried Song'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Worried Song' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Worried Song\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Robert Hunter\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Worried Song", "date": "", "length": 652}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-09-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1983-09-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-09-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1983-09-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1983-09-07\nDate: 1983-09-07\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Candyman Little Red Rooster Loser My Brother Esau West L.A. Fadeaway Cassidy China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II I Need A Miracle > Bertha Samson & Delilah He's Gone > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1983-09-07", "date": "1983-09-07", "length": 1079}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-10-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-10-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-28\nDate: 1985-10-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Sugaree > Kansas City * Peggy-O My Brother Esau Ramble On Rose Cassidy Row Jimmy Promised Land Set II Scarlet Begonias > Touch Of Grey > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning > Stella Blue > Around & Around > Good Lovin' Encore: Keep Your Day Job Comment First time performed * Kansas City Royals were in the World Series Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-28", "date": "1985-10-28", "length": 1153}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-10-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1979-10-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-10-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1979-10-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1979-10-24\nDate: 1979-10-24\n\nDescription:\nSet I Promised Land Loser Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues They Love Each Other New Minglewood Blues Dire Wolf Easy To Love You Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Samson & Delilah Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Wharf Rat > Playing In The Band Encore: Johnny B. Goode Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1979-10-24", "date": "1979-10-24", "length": 1172}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-05-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1980-05-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-05-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1980-05-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1980-05-10\nDate: 1980-05-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Mexicali Blues -> El Paso Althea Passenger Far From Me Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance -> Deal Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Feel Like A Stranger -> Comes A Time Estimated Prophet -> He's Gone -> Uncle John's Band -> Space -> Drums -> Space -> Not Fade Away -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Alabama Getaway -> One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1980-05-10", "date": "1980-05-10", "length": 1053}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-02-04 [Thu] - 'JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1982-02-04 [Thu] titled 'JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1982-02-04 [Thu]\nVenue: Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Mississippi Moon, Mystery Train, Valerie, DealSet 2: I Second That Emotion, Sugaree, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Dear Prudence > Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA", "date": "1982-02-04 [Thu]", "length": 897}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-09-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1972-09-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-09-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1972-09-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1972-09-09\nDate: 1972-09-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, Sugaree, Me & My Uncle, Bird Song, Black Throated Wind, Tennessee Jed, Mexicali Blues, Deal, Playin' In The Band, Loser, Johnny B. Goode Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Friend Of The Devil, Jack Straw, He's Gone-> Truckin'-> The Other One, Stella Blue, El Paso, Casey Jones, Sugar Magnolia, E: One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1972-09-09", "date": "1972-09-09", "length": 1018}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-10-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1977-10-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-10-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1977-10-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1977-10-12\nDate: 1977-10-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, They Love Each Other, Me & My Uncle, Candyman, Passenger, Brown Eyed Women, El Paso, Friend Of The Devil, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication, Deal Set 2 Samson & Delilah-> Tennessee Jed, Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Drums-> The Other One-> Black Peter-> Truckin'-> Nobody's Fault But Mine-> Iko Iko-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1977-10-12", "date": "1977-10-12", "length": 996}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-09-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Zoo Amphitheatre on 1985-09-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-09-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Zoo Amphitheatre on 1985-09-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Zoo Amphitheatre on 1985-09-02\nDate: 1985-09-02\n\nDescription:\nSet I: d1t01 crowd/tuning d1t02 Bertha d1t03 Greatest Story Ever Told d1t04 West L.A. Fadeaway d1t05 Mama Tried > Me And My Uncle d1t06 Stagger Lee d1t07 Iko Iko d1t08 New Minglewood Blues d1t09 Ramble On Rose d1t10 Hell In A Bucket Set II: d2t01 China Cat Sunflower > d2t02 I Know You Rider > d2t03 Man Smart (Woman Smarter) d2t04 Ship Of Fools d2t05 Playing In The Band > Jam > d2t06 Drums > d3t01 Space > d3t02 I Need A Miracle > d3t03 China Doll > d3t04 Around And Around > d3t05 Good Lovin' Encore: d3t06 Keep Your Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Zoo Amphitheatre on 1985-09-02", "date": "1985-09-02", "length": 1184}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-11-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1987-11-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-11-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1987-11-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1987-11-13\nDate: 1987-11-13\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket -> Sugaree New Minglewood Blues Friend Of The Devil Far From Me Bird Song The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Bertha -> Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> Wharf Rat -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1987-11-13", "date": "1987-11-13", "length": 967}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1984-10-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1984-10-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1984-10-06\nDate: 1984-10-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket Dire Wolf Cassidy They Love Each Other New Minglewood Blues Tennessee Jed Looks Like Rain > Don't Ease Me In Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Playing In The Band > China Doll > Drums > Space > Throwing Stones > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > One More Saturday Night Encore: Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1984-10-06", "date": "1984-10-06", "length": 1128}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-10-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum, on 1990-10-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-10-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum, on 1990-10-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum, on 1990-10-19\nDate: 1990-10-19\n\nDescription:\nSet I Let The Good Times Roll Shakedown Street Little Red Rooster Brown Eyed Women Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Row Jimmy Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Deal Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Looks Like Rain Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > Sugar Magnolia Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Vince Welnick - Keyboards Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum, on 1990-10-19", "date": "1990-10-19", "length": 1248}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-09-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Downs of Santa Fe on 1983-09-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-09-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Downs of Santa Fe on 1983-09-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Downs of Santa Fe on 1983-09-10\nDate: 1983-09-10\n\nDescription:\nDisc One/Set One: The Music Never Stopped They Love Each Other My Brother Esau Big Railroad Blues BIODTL Tennessee Jed New Minglewood Blues China Cat I Know You Rider Disc Two/Set Two: Women are Smarter Cumberland Blues Playin in the Band China Doll Drums Disc Three/Set Two cont: Space The Other One GDTRFB One More Saturday Night E: Cold Rain and Snow\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Downs of Santa Fe on 1983-09-10", "date": "1983-09-10", "length": 1013}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-14\nDate: 1984-10-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told Dire Wolf Little Red Rooster Dupree's Diamond Blues My Brother Esau Loser New Minglewood Blues Row Jimmy I Need A Miracle > Might As Well Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Samson & Delilah High Time Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > China Doll > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away > Turn On Your Lovelight Comment No encore performed Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-14", "date": "1984-10-14", "length": 1214}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-07-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Compton Terrace Amphitheatre on 1982-07-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-07-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Compton Terrace Amphitheatre on 1982-07-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Compton Terrace Amphitheatre on 1982-07-25\nDate: 1982-07-25\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > Franklin's Tower > C.C. Rider Bird Song El Paso Candyman Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Deal Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Samson & Delilah Crazy Fingers > Estimated Prophet > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Black Peter > Good Lovin' Encore: Don't Ease Me In Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Compton Terrace Amphitheatre on 1982-07-25", "date": "1982-07-25", "length": 1159}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-04-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Musikhalle on 1972-04-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-04-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Musikhalle on 1972-04-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Musikhalle on 1972-04-29\nDate: 1972-04-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Playin' In The Band, Sugaree, Mr. Charlie, Black Throated Wind, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Big Boss Man, Jack Straw, Loser, Chinatown Shuffle, Me & My Uncle, Big Railroad Blues, Good Lovin', Casey Jones Set 2 Greatest Story Ever Told, He's Gone, Next Time You See Me, Dark Star-> Sugar Magnolia-> Caution (Do Not Stop on Tracks)-> Who Do You Love, E: One More Saturday Night, E: Uncle John's Band* Second Encore\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Musikhalle on 1972-04-29", "date": "1972-04-29", "length": 1069}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-05-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Laguna Seca Recreation Area on 1987-05-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-05-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Laguna Seca Recreation Area on 1987-05-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Laguna Seca Recreation Area on 1987-05-09\nDate: 1987-05-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Sugar Magnolia-> Sugaree, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, When Push Comes To Shove, Tons Of Steel, My Brother Esau, Tennessee Jed, Let It Grow Set 2 Touch Of Grey, Looks Like Rain, He's Gone-> Drums-> Space-> The Wheel-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around-> Sunshine Daydream, E: Iko Iko Ry Cooder then Bruce Hornsby & the Range Opened; during Tons of Steel, Brent sings \"I can only hope my bass-player will cut me a little slack\"!!\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Laguna Seca Recreation Area on 1987-05-09", "date": "1987-05-09", "length": 1137}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-10-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1983-10-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-10-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1983-10-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1983-10-12\nDate: 1983-10-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow New Minglewood Blues Ramble On Rose My Brother Esau It Must Have Been The Roses Cassidy -> Cumberland Blues Looks Like Rain -> Might As Well Set 2 Help On The Way -> Slipknot! -> Franklin's Tower Man Smart(Woman Smarter) He's Gone -> Drums -> Space -> Truckin' -> Black Peter -> Not Fade Away Encore Revolution\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1983-10-12", "date": "1983-10-12", "length": 1007}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-12-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-12-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-28\nDate: 1982-12-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Tennessee Jed > El Paso Friend Of The Devil On The Road Again > Touch Of Grey Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Dire Wolf Lazy Lightning > Supplication > Deal Set II Shakedown Street > Samson & Delilah Never Trust A Woman Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away > Morning Dew Encore: (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-28", "date": "1982-12-28", "length": 1147}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09\nDate: 1983-04-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha -> The Promised Land West L.A. Fadeaway My Brother Esau Candyman New Minglewood Blues Brown Eyed Women -> Looks Like Rain China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Set 2 Help On The Way -> Slipknot! -> Franklin's Tower -> Truckin' -> Smokestack Lightnin' Jam -> Drums -> Space -> Throwing Stones -> Black Peter -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> One More Saturday Night Encore (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09", "date": "1983-04-09", "length": 1077}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-12-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1988-12-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-12-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1988-12-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1988-12-09\nDate: 1988-12-09\n\nDescription:\nSet I Let The Good Times Roll Franklin's Tower When I Paint My Masterpiece Jack-A-Roe Walkin' Blues High Time Cassidy Don't Ease Me In Set II Scarlet Begonia's Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet Eyes Of The World Drums Space The Wheel Gimme Some Lovin' Wharf Rat All Along The Watchtower E: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1988-12-09", "date": "1988-12-09", "length": 1097}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-10-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Moody Coliseum - Southern Methodist University on 1977-10-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-10-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Moody Coliseum - Southern Methodist University on 1977-10-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Moody Coliseum - Southern Methodist University on 1977-10-15\nDate: 1977-10-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha -> Good Lovin' They Love Each Other Mama Tried -> Big River Ramble On Rose Looks Like Rain Peggy-O Let It Grow Set 2 Samson And Delilah Sunrise Terrapin Station -> Saint Stephen -> Not Fade Away -> Stella Blue -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Truckin' -> One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Moody Coliseum - Southern Methodist University on 1977-10-15", "date": "1977-10-15", "length": 1030}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-06-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1970-06-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-06-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1970-06-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1970-06-05\nDate: 1970-06-05\n\nDescription:\nDisc 1 acoustic set 1. I Know You Rider 2. Silver Threads & Golden Needles 3. Friend Of The Devil 4. Me & My Uncle 5. Black Peter 6. //New Speedway Boogie% electric set 7. //Cold Rain & Snow 8. Easy Wind% 9. Stage Banter 10. Mama Tried Disc 2 1. Cryptical Envelopment--> 2. Drums--> 3. The Other One--> 4. Cryptical Envelopment//--> 5. //Attics Of My Life 6. Hard To Handle 7. It's A Man's, Man's World 8. Uncle John's Band 9. //St. Stephen--> 10. Casey Jones\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1970-06-05", "date": "1970-06-05", "length": 1107}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-08-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Salt Palace on 1981-08-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-08-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Salt Palace on 1981-08-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Salt Palace on 1981-08-12\nDate: 1981-08-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway -> Greatest Story Ever Told Friend Of The Devil Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Jack-A-Roe C C Rider Althea -> Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance Set 2 Might As Well Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Truckin' -> Morning Dew -> Around And Around -> Good Lovin' Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Salt Palace on 1981-08-12", "date": "1981-08-12", "length": 1033}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31\nDate: 1984-12-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Jack Straw > Bird Song Hell In A Bucket > Don't Ease Me In Set II Sugar Magnolia > Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > The Wheel > Throwing Stones > Turn On Your Lovelight Set III Gimme Some Lovin' > Uncle John's Band > Around & Around > It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment The Bobs opened Dirty Dozen Brass Band opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31", "date": "1984-12-31", "length": 1261}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Juke'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Juke' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Juke\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Walter Jacobs (\"Little Walter\")\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1978-03-03\nLast Performance: 1978-03-03\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Juke", "date": "1978-03-03", "length": 652}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1983-04-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1983-04-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1983-04-23\nDate: 1983-04-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Finiculi Finicula, Candyman, Minglewood Blues, Tennessee Jed, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication, Peggy-O, Far From Me, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Drums-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away, E:One More Saturday Night-> E: Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1983-04-23", "date": "1983-04-23", "length": 1080}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Brendan Byrne Arena on 1984-10-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Brendan Byrne Arena on 1984-10-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Brendan Byrne Arena on 1984-10-18\nDate: 1984-10-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger Candyman Little Red Rooster Big Railroad Blues Cassidy -> Althea Hell In A Bucket Set 2 Dancing In The Street -> Touch Of Grey Playing In The Band -> Uncle John's Band -> Space -> China Doll -> Space -> Drums -> Space -> Playing In The Band -> Throwing Stones -> Not Fade Away -> Drums Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Brendan Byrne Arena on 1984-10-18", "date": "1984-10-18", "length": 1014}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-10-22 - 'The Grateful Dead Live at Auditorium Theatre on 1971-10-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-10-22 titled 'The Grateful Dead Live at Auditorium Theatre on 1971-10-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: The Grateful Dead Live at Auditorium Theatre on 1971-10-22\nDate: 1971-10-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Me And My Uncle, Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, Loser, Playing In The Band, Sugaree, Beat It On Down The Line, Black Peter, Mexicali Blues, Cold Rain And Snow, Me And Bobby McGee, Comes A Time, One More Saturday Night Set 2 Ramble On Rose, Cumberland Blues, That's It For The Other One > Deal, Sugar Magnolia, Casey Jones > Johnny B. Goode Other artist(s): NRPS\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "The Grateful Dead Live at Auditorium Theatre on 1971-10-22", "date": "1971-10-22", "length": 1046}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-12-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1985-12-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-12-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1985-12-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1985-12-30\nDate: 1985-12-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Gimme Some Lovin' > Greatest Story Ever Told, West L.A. Fadeaway, My Brother Esau, Stagger Lee, Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed > Looks Like Rain > Don't Ease Me In Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1985-12-30", "date": "1985-12-30", "length": 1001}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-12-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-12-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-27\nDate: 1981-12-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 New Minglewood Blues -> Sugaree Cassidy Deep Elem Blues C C Rider Friend Of The Devil Passenger Althea Looks Like Rain -> Deal Set 2 Samson And Delilah To Lay Me Down Playing In The Band -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> Playing In The Band -> Wharf Rat -> Sugar Magnolia Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-27", "date": "1981-12-27", "length": 976}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-10-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-10-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-20\nDate: 1978-10-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I New Minglewood Blues They Love Each Other Cassidy Dire Wolf El Paso Tennessee Jed It's All Over Now Loser Lazy Lightning > Supplication Set II Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo > Franklin's Tower Dancing In The Street > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Black Peter > Around & Around Johnny B. Goode Shakedown Street Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-20", "date": "1978-10-20", "length": 1146}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-10-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1983-10-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-10-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1983-10-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1983-10-11\nDate: 1983-10-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - Wang Dang Doodle -> d1t03 - Jack Straw d1t04 - Loser d1t05 - Me And My Uncle -> d1t06 - Mexicali Blues d1t07 - Bird Song d1t08 - Hell In A Bucket -> d1t09 - Keep Your Day Job Set 2: d1t10 - China Cat Sunflower -> d1t11 - I Know You Rider d2t01 - I Need A Miracle -> d2t02 - Bertha -> d2t03 - Jam -> d2t04 - China Doll -> d2t05 - Drums -> d2t06 - Space -> d2t07 - Saint Stephen -> d2t08 - Throwing Stones -> d2t09 - Touch Of Grey Encore: d2t10 - Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1983-10-11", "date": "1983-10-11", "length": 1162}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1985-06-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1985-06-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1985-06-27\nDate: 1985-06-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I In The Midnight Hour > Bertha > Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee > El Paso Crazy Fingers > Supplication > High Time Hell In A Bucket > Don't Ease Me In Set II Feel Like A Stranger > Eyes Of The World > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Spoonful > Black Peter > Turn On Your Lovelight Johnny B. Goode > It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1985-06-27", "date": "1985-06-27", "length": 1225}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-07-21 [Wed] - 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1976-07-21 [Wed] titled 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1976-07-21 [Wed]\nVenue: Keystone, Berkeley, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Sugaree, Catfish John, That's What Love Will Make You Do, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, After MidnightSet 2: Don't Let Go, The Way You Do The Things You Do, Stir It Up, Ride Mighty High\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA", "date": "1976-07-21 [Wed]", "length": 852}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-03-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum on 1988-03-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-03-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum on 1988-03-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum on 1988-03-26\nDate: 1988-03-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket -> Sugaree Stir It Up New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Mexicali Blues -> Big River Row Jimmy Stuck Inside of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again -> Might As Well Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Playing In The Band -> Uncle John's Band -> Drums -> Space -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> The Wheel -> All Along The Watchtower -> Black Peter -> One More Saturday Night Encore Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum on 1988-03-26", "date": "1988-03-26", "length": 1055}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-07-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1984-07-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-07-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1984-07-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1984-07-21\nDate: 1984-07-21\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street Little Red Rooster Althea Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Looks Like Rain > Might As Well Set II Cold Rain & Snow Far From Me Truckin' > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > Around & Around > One More Saturday Night Encore: Touch Of Grey Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1984-07-21", "date": "1984-07-21", "length": 1151}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1985-06-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1985-06-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1985-06-30\nDate: 1985-06-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> C C Rider -> Brown Eyed Women Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Keep On Growing Big Railroad Blues Looks Like Rain -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Shakedown Street -> Samson And Delilah Gimme Some Lovin' -> He's Gone -> Cryptical Envelopment -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Stella Blue -> Around And Around -> Sugar Magnolia Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1985-06-30", "date": "1985-06-30", "length": 1071}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-07-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Silver Stadium on 1987-07-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-07-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Silver Stadium on 1987-07-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Silver Stadium on 1987-07-02\nDate: 1987-07-02\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Bertha Walkin' Blues Dire Wolf My Brother Esau When Push Comes To Shove Tons Of Steel Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Brown Eyed Women Cassidy Deal Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Samson & Delilah > Looks Like Rain > He's Gone > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > All Along The Watchtower > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia > Sunshine Daydream Black Muddy River Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Silver Stadium on 1987-07-02", "date": "1987-07-02", "length": 1198}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-11-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1985-11-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-11-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1985-11-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1985-11-20\nDate: 1985-11-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw Peggy-O C.C. Rider Stagger Lee My Brother Esau High Time Beat It On Down The Line Promised Land Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Iko Iko Lost Sailor Saint Of Circumstance Terrapin Station Don't Need Love Drums Space Stella Blue Sugar Magnolia Sunshine Daydream E: U.S. Blues Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1985-11-20", "date": "1985-11-20", "length": 1116}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1969-12-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1969-12-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1969-12-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1969-12-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1969-12-04\nDate: 1969-12-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Casey Jones, Black Peter, Big Boss Man, Me & My Uncle, Cumberland Blues, Dire Wolf, Dark Star-> High Time, Good Morning Little School Girl, Good Lovin'-> Drums-> Good Lovin', China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Uncle John's Band Other artist(s): GD; Flock; Humble Pie\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1969-12-04", "date": "1969-12-04", "length": 925}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-06\nDate: 1985-04-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 1. Feel Like A Stranger 2. They Love Each Other 3. Minglewood Blues 4. Dupree's Diamond Blues 5. Mama Tried > 6. Big River 7. //Big Railroad Blues > 8. Looks Like Rain > 9. Don't Ease Me In Set 2 10. Tuning 11. China Cat Sunflower > 12. I Know You Rider > 13. Playin In The Band... 1. //Playin' In The Band > 2. Uncle John's Band > 3. Space > 4. Drums > 5. Space > 6. Other One Jam > 7. The Other One > 8. Throwing Stones > 9. Not Fade Away Encore 10. One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-06", "date": "1985-04-06", "length": 1126}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1985-06-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1985-06-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1985-06-15\nDate: 1985-06-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Grey New Minglewood Blues Friend Of The Devil Cassidy Dupree's Diamond Blues Me And My Uncle -> Big River -> Might As Well Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance Terrapin Station -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> Throwing Stones -> Not Fade Away Encore She Belongs To Me U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1985-06-15", "date": "1985-06-15", "length": 1090}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-04-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-04-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-29\nDate: 1971-04-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Truckin' Bertha It Hurts Me Too Cumberland Blues -> Me And My Uncle Bird Song Playing In The Band Loser Dark Hollow Hard To Handle Ripple Me And Bobby McGee Casey Jones Six Days On The Road -> Runnin' Back To You I Don't Know You Sailin' Henry Dirty Business Superman Lodi Glendale Train Fair Chance To Know The Weight Portland Woman Last Lonely Eagle Louisiana Lady Honky Tonk Women Set 2 Morning Dew New Minglewood Blues Sugar Magnolia Black Peter Beat It On Down The Line I Second That Emotion Alligator -> Drums -> Jam -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Cold Rain And Snow China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Greatest Story Ever Told -> Johnny B. Goode Encore Uncle John's Band In The Midnight Hour -> And We Bid You Good Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-29", "date": "1971-04-29", "length": 1392}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Union Sundown'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Union Sundown' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Union Sundown\nLyrics by: Bob Dylan\nMusic by: Bob Dylan\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Union Sundown", "date": "", "length": 653}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1969-07-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at New York State Pavilion on 1969-07-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1969-07-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at New York State Pavilion on 1969-07-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at New York State Pavilion on 1969-07-11\nDate: 1969-07-11\n\nDescription:\n1. Intro > 1:56 2. The Story of a Brick > 2:47 3. Dupree's Diamond Blues > 4:03 4. Dire Wolf 3:14 5. Hard To Handle 4:10 6. Silver Threads & Golden Needles 3:45 7. Casey Jones 6:01 8. Sittin' On Top of the World > 3:22 9. Big Boss Man 5:52 10. Mama Tried 2:45 11. High Time// 3:59 01. Alligator > 3:43 02. Drums > 6:41 03. Jam > 14:06 04. The Other One > 8:02 05. Death Don't Have No Mercy > 10:51 06. Turn On Your Love Light// 9:02\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at New York State Pavilion on 1969-07-11", "date": "1969-07-11", "length": 1110}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-02-20 [Fri] - 'JGB at Marin Veterans Memorial Auditorium, San Rafael, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1987-02-20 [Fri] titled 'JGB at Marin Veterans Memorial Auditorium, San Rafael, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1987-02-20 [Fri]\nVenue: Marin Veterans Memorial Auditorium, San Rafael, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Forever Young, Stop That Train, Run For The Roses, And It Stoned Me, My Sisters And Brothers, DealSet 2: Harder They Come, I Shall Be Released, Think, Evangeline, Gomorrah, That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day), Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Marin Veterans Memorial Auditorium, San Rafael, CA", "date": "1987-02-20 [Fri]", "length": 1038}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-08-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Park West Ski Resort on 1987-08-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-08-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Park West Ski Resort on 1987-08-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Park West Ski Resort on 1987-08-20\nDate: 1987-08-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Big Boss Man-> Promised Land, Dire Wolf, Minglewood Blues, Row Jimmy, It's All Over Now, Loser, Cassidy, When Push Comes To Shove Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools, Truckin'-> Smokestack Lightning-> Drums-> Jam-> The Wheel-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> All Along The Watchtower-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E: The Mighty Quinn\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Park West Ski Resort on 1987-08-20", "date": "1987-08-20", "length": 1041}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-09-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Santa Fe Downs on 1983-09-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-09-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Santa Fe Downs on 1983-09-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Santa Fe Downs on 1983-09-11\nDate: 1983-09-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Dire Wolf, Hell In A Bucket, West L.A. Fadeaway, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Althea, CC Rider-> Might As Well Set 2 Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower-> Let It Grow-> He's Gone-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Wang Dang Doodle-> Morning Dew-> Around & Around-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Santa Fe Downs on 1983-09-11", "date": "1983-09-11", "length": 995}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-10-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1983-10-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-10-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1983-10-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1983-10-14\nDate: 1983-10-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, They Love Each Other, Mama Tried-> Big River, Althea-> CC Rider, Tennessee Jed, Hell In A Bucket-> Day Job Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Spanish Jam-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues This date is featured on Dick's Picks 6 .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1983-10-14", "date": "1983-10-14", "length": 1039}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-08-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Aladdin Theater on 1981-08-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-08-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Aladdin Theater on 1981-08-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Aladdin Theater on 1981-08-31\nDate: 1981-08-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger, Jack A Roe-> El Paso, Candyman-> Little Red Rooster, Loser, Cassidy, Althea, Let It Grow-> Deal Set 2 Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Good Time Blues-> Morning Dew-> Playin' In The Band-> Around & Around-> Johnny B. Goode, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Aladdin Theater on 1981-08-31", "date": "1981-08-31", "length": 996}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Fire On The Mountain'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Fire On The Mountain' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Fire On The Mountain\nLyrics by: Robert Hunter\nMusic by: Mickey Hart\nAlbum: Shakedown Street\nFirst Performance: 1975-05-30\nLast Performance: 1995-07-02\nPublic Performances: 255\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Fire On The Mountain", "date": "1975-05-30", "length": 676}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Cruise Control'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Cruise Control' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Cruise Control\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Bruce Hornsby\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Cruise Control", "date": "", "length": 658}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-07-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-07-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01\nDate: 1979-07-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> Franklin's Tower Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Peggy-O New Minglewood Blues Stagger Lee El Paso Brown Eyed Women Passenger Set 2 Don't Ease Me In Samson And Delilah Sugaree Terrapin Station -> Playing In The Band -> Drums -> Space -> Stella Blue -> Truckin' -> Around And Around Encore Shakedown Street\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Seattle Center Coliseum on 1979-07-01", "date": "1979-07-01", "length": 1026}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Cotton-Eyed Joe'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Cotton-Eyed Joe' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Cotton-Eyed Joe\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1973-06-06\nLast Performance: 1973-06-06\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Cotton-Eyed Joe", "date": "1973-06-06", "length": 669}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-25\nDate: 1986-03-25\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger Tennessee Jed > C.C. Rider Tons Of Steel It Must Have Been The Roses Desolation Row > * Don't Ease Me In Set II Scarlet Begonias > Touch Of Grey > Looks Like Rain > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Drums > Space > Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues > Black Peter > Throwing Stones > Turn On Your Lovelight Encore: Brokedown Palace Comment First time performed * Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-25", "date": "1986-03-25", "length": 1154}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-05-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall - Cornell University on 1977-05-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-05-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall - Cornell University on 1977-05-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall - Cornell University on 1977-05-08\nDate: 1977-05-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 New Minglewood Blues Loser El Paso They Love Each Other Jack Straw Deal Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Brown Eyed Women Mama Tried Row Jimmy Dancing In The Street Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet Saint Stephen -> Not Fade Away -> Saint Stephen -> Morning Dew Encore One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall - Cornell University on 1977-05-08", "date": "1977-05-08", "length": 1032}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-05-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Campus Stadium - University Of California on 1973-05-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-05-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Campus Stadium - University Of California on 1973-05-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Campus Stadium - University Of California on 1973-05-20\nDate: 1973-05-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 3 Truckin' -> Nobody's Fault But Mine Jam -> Jam -> The Other One -> Eyes Of The World -> Stella Blue Sugar Magnolia Encore Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Campus Stadium - University Of California on 1973-05-20", "date": "1973-05-20", "length": 875}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-10-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Hippodrome on 1981-10-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-10-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Hippodrome on 1981-10-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Hippodrome on 1981-10-17\nDate: 1981-10-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: Shakedown Street > Minglewood Blues Candyman > Me & My Uncle Big River Althea > Little Red Rooster Brown Eyed Women Looks Like Rain Don't Ease Me In Set 2: Truckin' > Bird Song > Good Times > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Morning Dew Around And Around One More Saturday Night Encore: US Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Hippodrome on 1981-10-17", "date": "1981-10-17", "length": 992}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-06-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1990-06-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-06-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1990-06-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1990-06-15\nDate: 1990-06-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Help On The Way -> Slipknot! -> Franklin's Tower New Minglewood Blues Just A Little Light Stagger Lee Desolation Row Ramble On Rose Hell In A Bucket Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain ~ Blow Away -> Man Smart, Woman Smarter -> He's Gone -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One % -> Wharf Rat -> Around And Around Encore Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1990-06-15", "date": "1990-06-15", "length": 1033}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-05-20 [Sun] - 'JGB at The Country Club, Reseda, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1984-05-20 [Sun] titled 'JGB at The Country Club, Reseda, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1984-05-20 [Sun]\nVenue: The Country Club, Reseda, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Sugaree, Love In The Afternoon, Rhapsody In Red, Run For The Roses > DealSet 2: Mission In The Rain, Harder They Come > Gomorrah > Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at The Country Club, Reseda, CA", "date": "1984-05-20 [Sun]", "length": 837}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17\nDate: 1989-07-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I Let The Good Times Roll Feel Like A Stranger Built To Last Me & My Uncle > Cumberland Blues It's All Over Now Row Jimmy When I Paint My Masterpiece When Push Comes To Shove The Music Never Stopped Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Standing On The Moon * Drums > Space > The Wheel > Gimme Some Lovin' > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Not Fade Away E: We Bid You Good Night E: Johnny B. Goode Comment With a full moon rising behind the band * Material from this show is featured in the video Downhill from Here Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1989-07-17", "date": "1989-07-17", "length": 1388}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-30\nDate: 1990-03-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Help On The Way -> d1t02 - Slipknot! -> d1t03 - Franklin's Tower d1t04 - Little Red Rooster d1t05 - Dire Wolf d1t06 - It's All Over Now d1t07 - Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues d1t08 - Picasso Moon -> d1t09 - Don't Ease Me In Set 2: d2t01 - Iko Iko d2t02 - Playin' In The Band -> d2t03 - China Doll -> d2t04 - Uncle John's Band -> d2t05 - Terrapin Station -> d2t06 - Drums -> d3t01 - Space -> d3t02 - I Need A Miracle -> d3t03 - Gimme Some Lovin'-> d3t04 - Standing On the Moon -> d3t05 - Not Fade Away Encore: d3t06 - Attics Of My Life\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-30", "date": "1990-03-30", "length": 1200}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-07\nDate: 1985-04-07\n\nDescription:\nSet I Why Don't We Do It In The Road > Mississppi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo > C.C. Rider Birdsong Dancing In The Street Deal Set II Shakedown Street > Samson & Delilah She Belongs To Me > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > Gimme Some Lovin' > Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning > Morning Dew > Sugar Magnolia > Sunshine Daydream Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-07", "date": "1985-04-07", "length": 1133}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-09-03 [Sun] - 'JGB at Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1989-09-03 [Sun] titled 'JGB at Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1989-09-03 [Sun]\nVenue: Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Stop That Train, Someday Baby, Run For The Roses, I Shall Be Released, My Sisters And Brothers, DealSet 2: Harder They Come, Mission In The Rain, Think, I Second That Emotion, Waiting For A Miracle, That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day), Lonesome And A Long Way From Home\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA", "date": "1989-09-03 [Sun]", "length": 1007}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-01-28 [Sat] - 'JGB at Orpheum Theatre, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1989-01-28 [Sat] titled 'JGB at Orpheum Theatre, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1989-01-28 [Sat]\nVenue: Orpheum Theatre, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: I'll Take A Melody, They Love Each Other, Mission In The Rain, Simple Twist Of Fate, That's What Love Will Make You Do, The Night They Drove Old Dixie DownSet 2: Let's Spend The Night Together, Waiting For A Miracle, Like A Road Leading Home, Don't Let Go, I Hope It Won't Be This Way Always, Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Orpheum Theatre, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1989-01-28 [Sat]", "length": 1017}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1968-10-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Avalon Ballroom on 1968-10-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1968-10-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Avalon Ballroom on 1968-10-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Avalon Ballroom on 1968-10-13\nDate: 1968-10-13\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dark Star -> Saint Stephen -> The Eleven -> Death Don't Have No Mercy Set 2 Cryptical Envelopment -> Drums -> The Other One -> Cryptical Envelopment -> New Potato Caboose -> Drums -> Jam -> Feedback\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Avalon Ballroom on 1968-10-13", "date": "1968-10-13", "length": 858}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-04-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-04-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-10\nDate: 1987-04-10\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street, Little Red Rooster, Candyman, Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues, Brown Eyed Women, Cassidy > Don't Ease Me In Set II Iko Iko > Looks Like Rain, Box Of Rain > He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Other One > Black Peter > Around & Around > Turn On Your Lovelight Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-10", "date": "1987-04-10", "length": 1093}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-15\nDate: 1989-10-15\n\nDescription:\nSet I Let The Good Times Roll Iko Iko Walkin' Blues Far From Me Row Jimmy Victim Or The Crime > Standing On The Moon Set II Samson & Delilah Just A Little Light > Crazy Fingers > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Stella Blue > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Box Of Rain Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-15", "date": "1989-10-15", "length": 1087}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-07-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-07-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-17\nDate: 1976-07-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo % Mama Tried % Deal % New Minglewood Blues % Peggy-O % Big River % Sugaree % Johnny B. Goode Set 2 Samson And Delilah % Comes A Time -> Jam -> The Other One Jam -> Drums -> The Other One -> Space -> Eyes Of The World -> Jam -> The Other One -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> One More Saturday Night Encore U.S. Blues Not Fade Away\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-17", "date": "1976-07-17", "length": 1050}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-09-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-09-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-06\nDate: 1979-09-06\n\nDescription:\n1st Set 1.1. Minglewood Blues 1.2. Dire Wolf 1.3. El Paso 1.4. BEW 1.5. It's All Over Now 1.6. Don't Ease 1.7. LLR 1.8. Althea 1.9. Lost Sailor> 1.10.Saint of Circumstance 2nd Set 2.1. China Cat Sunflower> 2.2. I Know You Rider 2.3. Easy// To Love You 2.4. Ramble On Rose 2.5. Terrapin> 2.6. Playin'> 2.7. Drums> 3.1. Space> 3.2. NFA> 3.3. Stella Blue> 3.4. Sugar Magnolia Encore 3.5. JBG\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1979-09-06", "date": "1979-09-06", "length": 1060}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-26\nDate: 1989-10-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Foolish Heart Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee Me And My Uncle -> Big River % Brown Eyed Women Victim Or The Crime -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Estimated Prophet -> Blow Away Dark Star -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> All Along The Watchtower -> Stella Blue -> Not Fade Away Encore And We Bid You Good Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-26", "date": "1989-10-26", "length": 951}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Eight Miles High'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Eight Miles High' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Eight Miles High\nLyrics by: Gene Clark, David Crosby, Roger McGuinn\nMusic by: Gene Clark, David Crosby, Roger McGuinn\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Eight Miles High", "date": "", "length": 722}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-06-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon on 1990-06-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-06-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon on 1990-06-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon on 1990-06-24\nDate: 1990-06-24\n\nDescription:\nSet I Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower When I Paint My Masterpiece Loose Lucy Just A Little Light Picasso Moon Candyman Let It Grow Set II Foolish Heart > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Standing On The Moon Box Of Rain Estimated Prophet > He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia Brokedown Palace Comment Little Feat Opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon on 1990-06-24", "date": "1990-06-24", "length": 1184}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-10-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theater on 1981-10-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-10-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theater on 1981-10-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theater on 1981-10-04\nDate: 1981-10-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jam-> Jack Straw, Friend Of The Devil-> El Paso, Jack A Roe, Beat It On Down The Line, Brown Eyed Women-> Minglewood Blues, Row Jimmy, Let It Grow-> Deal Set 2 Cold Rain & Snow-> Samson & Delilah, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Drums-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Don't Ease Me In\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rainbow Theater on 1981-10-04", "date": "1981-10-04", "length": 1007}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'It Comes Right Down To You'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'It Comes Right Down To You' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: It Comes Right Down To You\nLyrics by: Fred Webb, Robert Lewis\nMusic by: Fred Webb, Robert Lewis\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "It Comes Right Down To You", "date": "", "length": 720}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-12-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1982-12-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-12-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1982-12-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1982-12-27\nDate: 1982-12-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I d1t01 - Bertha -> d1t02 - Greatest Story Ever Told d1t03 - Bird Song d1t04 - Beat It On Down The Line d1t05 - They Love Each Other d1t06 - Me & My Uncle -> d1t07 - Big River d1t08 - Brown-Eyed Women -> d1t09 - Let It Grow Set II d2t01 - Scarlet Begonias -> d2t02 - Fire On the Mountain d2t03 - Playin' In the Band -> d2t04 - Drums -> d2t05 - Space -> d2t06 - The Wheel -> d2t07 - The Other One -> d2t08 - Black Peter -> d2t09 - Sugar Magnolia Encore: d2t10 - US Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1982-12-27", "date": "1982-12-27", "length": 1154}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-09-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nevada County Fairgrounds on 1983-09-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-09-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nevada County Fairgrounds on 1983-09-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nevada County Fairgrounds on 1983-09-18\nDate: 1983-09-18\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw They Love Each Other New Minglewood Blues Friend Of The Devil Hell In A Bucket Ramble On Rose Let It Grow Set II Touch Of Grey > Samson & Delilah Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > Sugar Magnolia Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nevada County Fairgrounds on 1983-09-18", "date": "1983-09-18", "length": 1113}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-04-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Freedom Hall on 1989-04-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-04-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Freedom Hall on 1989-04-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Freedom Hall on 1989-04-09\nDate: 1989-04-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket -> Sugaree Walkin' Blues It Must Have Been The Roses Me And My Uncle -> Big River Ramble On Rose Desolation Row Foolish Heart Set 2 Louie Louie Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet -> Uncle John's Band -> Jam -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Stella Blue -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Freedom Hall on 1989-04-09", "date": "1989-04-09", "length": 998}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-11-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hara Arena on 1981-11-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-11-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hara Arena on 1981-11-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hara Arena on 1981-11-30\nDate: 1981-11-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Minglewood Blues, Mack The Knife, Bird Song-> Little Red Rooster, They Love Each Other, Cassidy, Tennessee Jed, Let It Grow-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Women Are Smarter, It Must Have Been The Roses, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Might As Well\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hara Arena on 1981-11-30", "date": "1981-11-30", "length": 950}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-04-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Onondaga Auditorium on 1982-04-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-04-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Onondaga Auditorium on 1982-04-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Onondaga Auditorium on 1982-04-08\nDate: 1982-04-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger They Love Each Other Me And My Uncle -> Big River Friend Of The Devil Little Red Rooster Ramble On Rose -> Let It Grow Set 2 Space -> Funiculi Funicula -> Playing In The Band -> Uncle John's Band -> Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Not Fade Away -> Black Peter -> Playing In The Band -> Johnny B. Goode Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Onondaga Auditorium on 1982-04-08", "date": "1982-04-08", "length": 1040}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-07-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-07-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28\nDate: 1973-07-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Beat It On Down The Line, Brown Eyed Women, Mexicali Blues, Box Of Rain, Here Comes Sunshine, Looks Like Rain, Row Jimmy, Jack Straw, Deal, Playin' In The Band Set 2 Around & Around, Loose Lucy, Big River, He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Nobody's Fault But Mine-> El Paso, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Stella Blue, Eyes Of The World, Sugar Magnolia Set 3 Sing Me Back Home, Not Fade Away*, Mountain Jam*, Johnny B. Goode*, *wi\\ the Allman Brothers and The Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28", "date": "1973-07-28", "length": 1148}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-02-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Golden Hall, Community Concourse on 1982-02-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-02-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Golden Hall, Community Concourse on 1982-02-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Golden Hall, Community Concourse on 1982-02-19\nDate: 1982-02-19\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told Dire Wolf Little Red Rooster Brown Eyed Women Cassidy Candyman > El Paso Althea New Minglewood Blues Set II Alabama Getaway > Promised Land > Ship Of Fools > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Johnny B. Goode Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Golden Hall, Community Concourse on 1982-02-19", "date": "1982-02-19", "length": 1184}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-06-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1990-06-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-06-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1990-06-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1990-06-08\nDate: 1990-06-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow, Walkin' Blues, Easy To Love You, Jack A Roe, Queen Jane Approximately, High Time, It's All Over Now, Bird Song Set 2 Uncle John's Band-> China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Estimated Prophet-> Foolish Heart-> Drums-> Jam-> The Wheel-> I Need A Miracle-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues Promised Land \"tease\" at the end of Set 1\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo on 1990-06-08", "date": "1990-06-08", "length": 1000}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-12-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1980-12-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-12-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1980-12-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1980-12-27\nDate: 1980-12-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger Sugaree > New Minglewood Blues Loser Looks Like Rain Tennessee Jed Passenger It Must Have Been The Roses The Music Never Stopped Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Truckin' > Wharf Rat > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > One More Saturday Night Encore: Johnny B. Goode Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1980-12-27", "date": "1980-12-27", "length": 1192}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1989-10-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1989-10-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1989-10-22\nDate: 1989-10-22\n\nDescription:\nSet I Foolish Heart New Minglewood Blues Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo Queen Jane Approximately Ramble On Rose Beat It On Down The Line Bird Song Johnny B. Goode Set II Blow Away Samson & Delilah Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Stella Blue > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Black Muddy River Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Charlotte Coliseum on 1989-10-22", "date": "1989-10-22", "length": 1150}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-02-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1985-02-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-02-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1985-02-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1985-02-18\nDate: 1985-02-18\n\nDescription:\nSet I Iko Iko > C.C. Rider Dire Wolf Cassidy Ramble On Rose Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Samson & Delilah He's Gone > Spoonful > Eyes Of The World > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Drums > Space > China Doll > Baby What You Want Me To Do > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1985-02-18", "date": "1985-02-18", "length": 1173}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-04-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1982-04-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-04-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1982-04-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1982-04-17\nDate: 1982-04-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I New Minglewood Blues > Sugaree > El Paso Jack-A-Roe > Little Red Rooster Tennessee Jed It's All Over Now Bird Song > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Set II Shakedown Street > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Spanish Jam > Drums > Space > Uncle John's Band > Not Fade Away > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > One More Saturday Night Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1982-04-17", "date": "1982-04-17", "length": 1175}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-05-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1981-05-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-05-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1981-05-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1981-05-08\nDate: 1981-05-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Peggy-O, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Loser, CC Rider-> Althea, Let It Grow-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Shakedown Street-> Samson & Delilah, Terrapin Station-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums*-> Nobody's Fault But Mine-> Not Fade Away-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues *W Ken Kesey on harmonica\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1981-05-08", "date": "1981-05-08", "length": 969}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-09-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-09-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-05\nDate: 1985-09-05\n\nDescription:\nSet I Cold Rain & Snow C.C. Rider Candyman Beat It On Down The Line Stagger Lee Me & My Uncle > Big River Peggy-O Let It Grow Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Gimme Some Lovin' > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Brokedown Palace * Comment False start * Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-05", "date": "1985-09-05", "length": 1128}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1993-01-30 [Sat] - 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1993-01-30 [Sat] titled 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1993-01-30 [Sat]\nVenue: Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Everybody Needs Somebody To Love, And It Stoned Me, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Let It Rock, Wonderful World, Mississippi Moon, My Sisters And Brothers, DealSet 2: Dear Prudence, I Shall Be Released, Tore Up Over You, Like A Road Leading Home, Reuben And Cherise, What A Wonderful World, Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1993-01-30 [Sat]", "length": 1014}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Shake That Thing'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Shake That Thing' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Shake That Thing\nLyrics by: Papa Charlie Jackson\nMusic by: Papa Charlie Jackson\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1964-07-16\nLast Performance: 1964-07-16\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Shake That Thing", "date": "1964-07-16", "length": 690}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, U of Vermont on 1983-04-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, U of Vermont on 1983-04-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, U of Vermont on 1983-04-13\nDate: 1983-04-13\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, They Love Each Other, Beat It On Down The Line, West L.A. Fadeaway, Mama Tried-> Cumberland Blues, Ramble On Rose, Far From Me, My Brother Esau, Might As Well Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Maybe You Know-> Drums-> Morning Dew-> Throwing Stones-> Good Lovin', E: Touch Of Gray\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, U of Vermont on 1983-04-13", "date": "1983-04-13", "length": 1052}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-04-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Manhattan Center on 1971-04-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-04-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Manhattan Center on 1971-04-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Manhattan Center on 1971-04-04\nDate: 1971-04-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha Me And My Uncle Next Time You See Me Morning Dew Playing In The Band Loser Easy Wind Me And Bobby McGee Greatest Story Ever Told -> Johnny B. Goode Set 2 Truckin' Hard To Handle Deal Sugar Magnolia Casey Jones Good Lovin' Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Saint Stephen -> Not Fade Away -> Uncle John's Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Manhattan Center on 1971-04-04", "date": "1971-04-04", "length": 978}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-04-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1987-04-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-04-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1987-04-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1987-04-02\nDate: 1987-04-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow -> New Minglewood Blues Dupree's Diamond Blues Far From Me Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues When Push Comes To Shove Beat It On Down The Line Bird Song -> The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Looks Like Rain Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> The Wheel -> Black Peter -> Around And Around -> Good Lovin' Encore Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1987-04-02", "date": "1987-04-02", "length": 1055}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Burning The Candle'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Burning The Candle' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Burning The Candle\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Bill Cutler\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Burning The Candle", "date": "", "length": 668}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-09-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1973-09-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-09-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1973-09-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1973-09-15\nDate: 1973-09-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Beat It On Down The Line Sugaree Greatest Story Ever Told Brown Eyed Women Me And My Uncle Ramble On Rose Looks Like Rain Deal Jack Straw Tennessee Jed El Paso Bird Song Playing In The Band Set 2 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Big River Row Jimmy Truckin' -> Drums -> Eyes Of The World Let Me Sing Your Blues Away Weather Report Suite Prelude -> Weather Report Suite Part -> Let It Grow -> Jam -> Stella Blue Sugar Magnolia Encore One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1973-09-15", "date": "1973-09-15", "length": 1145}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Weather Report Suite Part 1'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Weather Report Suite Part 1' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Weather Report Suite Part 1\nLyrics by: Bob Weir, Eric Andersen\nMusic by: Bob Weir\nAlbum: Wake of the Flood\nFirst Performance: 1973-09-08\nLast Performance: 1974-10-18\nPublic Performances: 47\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Weather Report Suite Part 1", "date": "1973-09-08", "length": 704}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-07-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1982-07-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-07-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1982-07-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1982-07-17\nDate: 1982-07-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha-> Greatest Story Ever Told, They Love Each Other, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Althea-> Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed-> Truckin' Set 2 Playin' In The Band-> China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider-> Estimated Prophet-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Playin' In The Band-> Around & Around-> One More Saturday Night, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1982-07-17", "date": "1982-07-17", "length": 1035}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1984-10-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1984-10-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1984-10-28\nDate: 1984-10-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Cold Rain & Snow My Brother Esau Althea C.C. Rider Bird Song Looks Like Rain > Deal Set II Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band > China Doll > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1984-10-28", "date": "1984-10-28", "length": 1068}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-01-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Swing Auditorium on 1978-01-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-01-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Swing Auditorium on 1978-01-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Swing Auditorium on 1978-01-06\nDate: 1978-01-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Promised Land Dire Wolf Mama Tried > Big River Loser Looks Like Rain Tennessee Jed New Minglewood Blues Deal Lazy Lightning > Supplication Set II Playing In The Band > Estimated Prophet > Drums > Space > The Other One > Truckin' Encore: Johnny B. Goode Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Swing Auditorium on 1978-01-06", "date": "1978-01-06", "length": 1080}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-02-06 [Sun] - 'JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1977-02-06 [Sun] titled 'JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1977-02-06 [Sun]\nVenue: Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: They Love Each Other, Stop That Train, Simple Twist Of Fate, That's What Love Will Make You Do, Stir It Up, Mystery Train, How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)Set 2: I'll Take A Melody, The Way You Do The Things You Do, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Tore Up Over You, Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Keystone Palo Alto, Palo Alto, CA", "date": "1977-02-06 [Sun]", "length": 986}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1986-03-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1986-03-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1986-03-27\nDate: 1986-03-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw-> Peggy-O, Minglewood Blues, Revolutionary Hamstrung Blues-> Bertha-> Wang Dang Doodle-> Big Railroad Blues, Supplication-> Promised Land Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider-> Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Spanish Jam-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Day Job Only time \"Revolutionary Hamstrung Blues\" was ever performed.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1986-03-27", "date": "1986-03-27", "length": 1074}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-31\nDate: 1982-12-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Cold Rain And Snow d1t02 - C C Rider d1t03 - Cumberland Blues d1t04 - Far From Me d1t05 - Cassidy d1t06 - Ramble On Rose d1t07 - Looks Like Rain d1t08 - Keep Your Day Job Set 2: d2t01 - Midnight Madness -> d2t02 - Sugar Magnolia -> d2t03 - Sugaree -> d2t04 - Man Smart (Woman Smarter) d2t05 - Ship Of Fools d2t06 - Playing In The Band -> d2t07 - Drums -> d2t08 - Space -> d2t09 - Not Fade Away d2t10 - Deal -> d2t11 - Sunshine Daydream Set 3: d3t01 - Introductions/Tuning d3t02 - Turn On Your Lovelight -> d3t03 - Tell Mama d3t04 - Baby What You Want Me To Do d3t05 - Hard To Handle d3t06 - In The Midnight Hour Encore: d3t07 - Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-31", "date": "1982-12-31", "length": 1322}
{"conversation": "Human: What was discussed in the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead'?\n\nDeadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion: In the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead', the discussion covered:\n\nSeries: \nEpisode: Grateful Dead\n\nTranscript:\nJerry GarciaJerry GarciaBob WeirBob WeirBill KreutzmannBill KreutzmannPhil LeshPhil LeshMickey HartMickey HartRobert HunterRobert HunterRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanTom ConstantenTom ConstantenKeith GodchauxKeith GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxBrent MydlandBrent MydlandVince WelnickVince WelnickJohn Perry BarlowJohn Perry BarlowDeadcastBONUS: Inside the VaultEpisode Duration:01:20:21We uncover the secrets of the Grateful Dead\u2019s legendary tape vault with archivist David Lemieux, from LSD alchemist Owsley Stanley to the making of the Betty Boards, from \u201cDick\u2019s Picks\u201d (& Dick Latvala\u2019s own home recordings) to the 10th anniversary of \u201cDave\u2019s Picks.\u201dGuests:David Lemieux, Carol Latvala, Rhoney Stanley, Starfinder Stanley, David Gans, Mike Johnsonsubscribe on:itunesspotifysoundcloudstitcheryoutubegoogle playpocket castsovercastiheartradioApple PodcastsSpotifyOvercastAmazon MusicYouTube PodcastsLearn MoreSupplemental MaterialsInside the Vault supplementary notesby J...\n\nThis Deadcast episode provides contemporary insights into Grateful Dead culture, connecting past and present through community discussion and expert a...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "podcast", "persona": "Deadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion", "title": "Grateful Dead", "date": "", "length": 1537}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-09-12 - 'The Grateful Dead Live at Lakeland Civic Center on 1982-09-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-09-12 titled 'The Grateful Dead Live at Lakeland Civic Center on 1982-09-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: The Grateful Dead Live at Lakeland Civic Center on 1982-09-12\nDate: 1982-09-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Friend Of The Devil, Cassidy, West L.A. Fadeaway-> Little Red Rooster, Brown Eyed Women, It's All Over Now, Might As Well Set 2 Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools, Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Not Fade Away-> Morning Dew-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Don't Ease Me In\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "The Grateful Dead Live at Lakeland Civic Center on 1982-09-12", "date": "1982-09-12", "length": 1003}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-02-04 [Sun] - 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1990-02-04 [Sun] titled 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1990-02-04 [Sun]\nVenue: Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: I'll Take A Melody, Get Out Of My Life Woman, Simple Twist Of Fate, Run For The Roses, Like A Road Leading Home, Tears Of Rage, DealSet 2: Let's Spend The Night Together, Se\u00f1or (Tales Of Yankee Power), Think, And It Stoned Me, Waiting For A Miracle, That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day), Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1990-02-04 [Sun]", "length": 1032}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-05-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1988-05-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-05-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1988-05-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1988-05-01\nDate: 1988-05-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Box Of Rain, Hell In A Bucket-> Touch Of Gray, Little Red Rooster, Far From Me, Cumberland Blues, Memphis Blues, When Push Comes To Shove, Cassidy Set 2 Louie Louie, Truckin'-> Crazy Fingers-> Samson & Delilah, Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Jam-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Throwing Stones-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door FM Broadcast KZSU\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1988-05-01", "date": "1988-05-01", "length": 1031}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-06-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1986-06-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-06-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1986-06-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1986-06-29\nDate: 1986-06-29\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > Franklin's Tower > Dancin' In The Streets Brown Eyed Women > New Minglewood Blues Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues Stagger Lee Samson & Delilah Set II Shakedown Street > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: Not Fade Away > U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1986-06-29", "date": "1986-06-29", "length": 1187}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-07-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon on 1987-07-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-07-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon on 1987-07-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon on 1987-07-19\nDate: 1987-07-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Iko Iko, Feel Like A Stranger, Franklin's Tower, Minglewood Blues, Peggy-O, Addam's Family, When I Paint My Masterpiece, West L.A. Fadeaway, Let It Grow Set 2 Gimme Some Lovin'-> Playin' In The Band-> He's Gone-> Spoonful-> Drums-> Jam-> The Wheel-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Turn On Your Love Light Set 3 Maggie's Farm, Dead Man, Watching The River Flow, Simple Twist Of Fate, Judas Priest, Memphis Blues, Heart Of Mine, It's All Over Now Baby Blue, Rainy Day Woman, Queen Jane Approximately, Ballad Of A Thin Man, Highway 61 Revisited, Tangled Up In Blue, E:Touch Of Gray-> E: All Along The Watchtower Third set with Bob Dylan\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon on 1987-07-19", "date": "1987-07-19", "length": 1324}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-06-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1983-06-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-06-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1983-06-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1983-06-18\nDate: 1983-06-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha > Jack Straw, Bird Song, Mexicali Blues > Big River, Althea, Hell In A Bucket > Deal Set 2 Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain, Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Playing In The Band Reprise > Morning Dew Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away > Touch Of Grey Encore: Don't Ease Me In > One More Saturday Night Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1983-06-18", "date": "1983-06-18", "length": 1164}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Sandstone Ampitheatre on 1990-07-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Sandstone Ampitheatre on 1990-07-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Sandstone Ampitheatre on 1990-07-04\nDate: 1990-07-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow, Walkin' Blues, Mississippi Half Step, Queen Jane Approximately, Loose Lucy, It's All Over Now, Loser, Promised Land Set 2 Victim Or The Crime, Foolish Heart, A Little Light, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Drums-> Jam-> The Wheel-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Sandstone Ampitheatre on 1990-07-04", "date": "1990-07-04", "length": 1000}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'The System'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'The System' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: The System\nLyrics by: Merl Saunders, Pamela Dianne Carrier\nMusic by: Merl Saunders, Pamela Dianne Carrier\nAlbum: Fire Up\nFirst Performance: 1972-12-28\nLast Performance: 1973-07-05\nPublic Performances: 5\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "The System", "date": "1972-12-28", "length": 683}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-10-28 [Thu] Late - 'JGB at Rissmiller's Country Club, Reseda, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1982-10-28 [Thu] Late titled 'JGB at Rissmiller's Country Club, Reseda, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1982-10-28 [Thu] Late\nVenue: Rissmiller's Country Club, Reseda, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Show: Sugaree, I Second That Emotion, Love In The Afternoon, Valerie, Don't Let Go, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Dear Prudence, Run For The Roses, Deal\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Rissmiller's Country Club, Reseda, CA", "date": "1982-10-28 [Thu] Late", "length": 891}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-09-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1980-09-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-09-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1980-09-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1980-09-02\nDate: 1980-09-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Minglewood Blues, Sugaree-> El Paso, Friend Of The Devil, It's All Over Now, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Althea, CC Rider, Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet-> Terrapin Station-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Iko Iko-> Morning Dew-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Alabama Getaway\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1980-09-02", "date": "1980-09-02", "length": 1053}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Stagolee'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Stagolee' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Stagolee\nLyrics by: traditional\nMusic by: Unknown\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1969-06-25\nLast Performance: 1969-06-25\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Stagolee", "date": "1969-06-25", "length": 644}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Don't Fight It'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Don't Fight It' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Don't Fight It\nLyrics by: Steve Cropper, Wilson Pickett\nMusic by: Steve Cropper, Wilson Pickett\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1968-12-24\nLast Performance: 1968-12-24\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Don't Fight It", "date": "1968-12-24", "length": 702}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-10-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-10-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-18\nDate: 1974-10-18\n\nDescription:\nSet One: d1t01 - Around And Around d1t02 - Sugaree d1t03 - Beer Barrel Polka d1t04 - Mexicali Blues d1t05 - Peggy-O d1t06 - Beat It On Down The Line d1t07 - Brown Eyed Women d1t08 - Cumberland Blues d1t09 - El Paso d1t10 - Tennessee Jed d1t11 - Jack Straw d1t12 - Row Jimmy d1t13 - Weather Report Suite Prelude -> d1t14 - Weather Report Suite Part 1 -> d1t15 - Let It Grow Set Two: d2t01 - Phil And Ned -> d2t02 - Jam -> d2t02 - Dark Star -> d2t03 - Morning Dew Set Three: d3t01 - Promised Land -> d3t02 - Bertha -> d3t03 - Greatest Story Ever Told d3t04 - Ship Of Fools d3t05 - Not Fade Away -> d3t06 - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> d3t07 - One More Saturday Night Encore: d3t08 - U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-18", "date": "1974-10-18", "length": 1354}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at World Music Theatre on 1990-07-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at World Music Theatre on 1990-07-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at World Music Theatre on 1990-07-21\nDate: 1990-07-21\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Grey -> Greatest Story Ever Told Jack-A-Roe Walkin' Blues Friend Of The Devil Just A Little Light Queen Jane Approximately Bird Song Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Playing In The Band -> He's Gone -> Drums -> Space I Need A Miracle -> Crazy Fingers -> Playing Jam -> Dear Mr. Fantasy -> Playing Reprise -> One More Saturday Night Encore The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo)\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at World Music Theatre on 1990-07-21", "date": "1990-07-21", "length": 1069}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-11-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1985-11-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-11-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1985-11-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1985-11-02\nDate: 1985-11-02\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told Dupree's Diamond Blues C.C. Rider > Althea My Brother Esau Candyman Let It Grow Set II Iko Iko Estimated Prophet > Uncle John's Band > China Doll > Drums > Space > Morning Dew > Throwing Stones > Turn On Your Lovelight Encore: It's All Over Now, Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1985-11-02", "date": "1985-11-02", "length": 1090}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-05-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall - Penn State University on 1979-05-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-05-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall - Penn State University on 1979-05-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall - Penn State University on 1979-05-08\nDate: 1979-05-08\n\nDescription:\nSet I d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - The Promised Land d1t03 - They Love Each Other d1t04 - Mama Tried > d1t05 - Mexicali Blues d1t06 - Brown Eyed Women d1t07 - It's All Over Now d1t08 - Row Jimmy d2t01 - El Paso d2t02 - Stagger Lee d2t03 - Lazy Lightnin' > d2t04 - Supplication > d2t05 - Deal Set II d3t01 - Scarlet Begonias > d3t02 - Fire On The Mountain d3t03 - Samson And Delilah d3t04 - Terrapin Station > d4t01 - Playing In The Band > d4t02 - Drums > d4t03 - Space > d4t04 - The Other One > d4t05 - China Doll > d4t06 - Playing In The Band > d4t07 - Good Lovin' Encore: d4t08 - Shakedown//Street\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall - Penn State University on 1979-05-08", "date": "1979-05-08", "length": 1319}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-09-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-09-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-16\nDate: 1987-09-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Gray-> Scarlet Begonias, Little Red Rooster, Dire Wolf, My Brother Esau, High Time, Let It Grow, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Bertha-> Greatest Story Ever Told-> Devil With The Blue Dress-> Good Golly Miss Molly-> Devil With The Blue Dress-> He's Gone-> Drums-> Jam-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away, E: We Bid You Good Night, E:Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> E: Black Muddy River *New York City Percussion Ensemble Opened.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-16", "date": "1987-09-16", "length": 1130}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Blues For Allah'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Blues For Allah' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Blues For Allah\nLyrics by: Robert Hunter\nMusic by: Jerry Garcia\nAlbum: Blues for Allah\nFirst Performance: 1975-03-23\nLast Performance: 1975-08-13\nPublic Performances: 3\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Blues For Allah", "date": "1975-03-23", "length": 659}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-09-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Pittsburgh Civic Arena on 1973-09-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-09-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Pittsburgh Civic Arena on 1973-09-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Pittsburgh Civic Arena on 1973-09-24\nDate: 1973-09-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land Sugaree Jack Straw They Love Each Other Mexicali Blues Loose Lucy Looks Like Rain Row Jimmy Big River China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Around And Around Set 2 Ramble On Rose El Paso Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Greatest Story Ever Told China Doll Truckin' -> Nobody's Fault But Mine -> Jam -> Eyes Of The World * -> Weather Report Suite Prelude -> Weather Report Suite Part -> Let It Grow * Sugar Magnolia * *with Martin Fierro & Joe Ellis on horns\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Pittsburgh Civic Arena on 1973-09-24", "date": "1973-09-24", "length": 1163}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about this piece of Grateful Dead history: 'Grateful Dead Live at Manhattan Center on 1971-04-05'\n\nGrateful Dead Archive specialist with access to rare historical materials: This Grateful Dead content reveals:\n\nArchive Item: Grateful Dead Live at Manhattan Center on 1971-04-05\n\nDescription:\nnotes: most songs are missing the first coupleof notes. probably mastered on a machine withautomatic level control, or a real helluvalimiter. when the volume is high the signalgets severely cut and then returns to normal.weird edits/patchwork during I Know You Rider.The Other One is intact and could be used topatch the two cuts in the sound board version.\n\nThis item from the Grateful Dead Archive Online represents rare and unique material from the band's history, providing insights into their creative process and cultural impact.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "archive", "persona": "Grateful Dead Archive specialist with access to rare historical materials", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Manhattan Center on 1971-04-05", "date": "", "length": 973}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1969-04-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Electric Theater on 1969-04-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1969-04-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Electric Theater on 1969-04-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Electric Theater on 1969-04-26\nDate: 1969-04-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dupree's Diamond Blues Mountains Of The Moon -> Dark Star Jam -> China Cat Sunflower -> Doin' That Rag It Hurts Me Too -> Hard To Handle Cryptical Envelopment -> Drums -> The Other One -> The Eleven Jam -> The Other One nd vocals -> It's A Sin Morning Dew Sittin On Top Of The World New Minglewood Blues Silver Threads And Golden Needles % It's All Over Now, Baby Blue Saint Stephen -> Turn On Your Love Light % Set 2 Encore Drums -> Viola Lee Blues -> Caution Jam -> Viola Lee Blues -> Feedback -> What's Become Of The Baby -> Feedback -> And We Bid You Good Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Electric Theater on 1969-04-26", "date": "1969-04-26", "length": 1228}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-09-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Folsom Field, U of Colorado on 1972-09-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-09-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Folsom Field, U of Colorado on 1972-09-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Folsom Field, U of Colorado on 1972-09-03\nDate: 1972-09-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, Sugaree, Me & My Uncle, Tennessee Jed, Black Throated Wind, Bird Song, Beat It On Down The Line, Mississippi Half Step, Playin' In The Band, Casey Jones Set 2 Bertha, El Paso, Brown Eyed Women, Mexicali Blues, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Truckin', Loser, He's Gone-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat, Johnny B. Goode Set 3 Cold Rain & Snow, Sugar Magnolia, Deal, Jack Straw, Ramble On Rose, Rockin' Pneumonia, Not Fade Away\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Folsom Field, U of Colorado on 1972-09-03", "date": "1972-09-03", "length": 1139}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about this piece of Grateful Dead history: 'Grateful Dead Live at County Fairgrounds on 1968-05-18'\n\nGrateful Dead Archive specialist with access to rare historical materials: This Grateful Dead content reveals:\n\nArchive Item: Grateful Dead Live at County Fairgrounds on 1968-05-18\n\nDescription:\nCaution contains There Is A Mountain ThemeAfternoon concert; Other artists on bill:The Doors, The Animals, Big Brother & The Holding Co., Youngbloods, Electric Flag,Jefferson Airplane, Kaleidoscope, Country Joe & The Fish, Taj Mahal.The Grateful Dead played later this evening at the Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA\n\nThis item from the Grateful Dead Archive Online represents rare and unique material from the band's history, providing insights into their creative process and cultural impact.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "archive", "persona": "Grateful Dead Archive specialist with access to rare historical materials", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at County Fairgrounds on 1968-05-18", "date": "", "length": 938}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-10-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Sportsahalle on 1990-10-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-10-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Sportsahalle on 1990-10-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Sportsahalle on 1990-10-24\nDate: 1990-10-24\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger Cold Rain & Snow Little Red Rooster They Love Each Other Me & My Uncle > Big River West L.A. Fadeaway Queen Jane Approximately > Iko Iko Set II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Truckin' > He's Gone > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > The Wheel > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Around & Around Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Vince Welnick - Keyboards Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Sportsahalle on 1990-10-24", "date": "1990-10-24", "length": 1171}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-06-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-06-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-06-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-06-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-06-07\nDate: 1977-06-07\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha Jack Straw Tennessee Jed Looks Like Rain Peggy-O Funiculi Funicula El Paso Friend Of The Devil The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain -> Good Lovin' Candyman Estimated Prophet -> He's Gone -> Drums -> Samson And Delilah Terrapin Station -> Morning Dew -> Around And Around Encore Uncle John's Band U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-06-07", "date": "1977-06-07", "length": 1010}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-09-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-09-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-05\nDate: 1985-09-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow, CC Rider, Candyman, Beat It On Down The Line, Stagger Lee, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Peggy-O, Let It Grow Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Brokedown Palace* *False start for Brokedown\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1985-09-05", "date": "1985-09-05", "length": 997}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1988-09-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1988-09-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1988-09-03\nDate: 1988-09-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll, Feel Like A Stranger-> Franklin's Tower-> Little Red Rooster-> Peggy-O, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Bird Song Set 2 Box Of Rain, Victim Or The Crime-> Foolish Heart-> Women Are Smarter--> Drums-> Space-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> I Need A Miracle-> Morning Dew, E: One More Saturday Night, Ripple\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1988-09-03", "date": "1988-09-03", "length": 985}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-12-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-12-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05\nDate: 1981-12-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway > The Promised Land Friend Of The Devil > CC Rider () Cumberland Blues > El Paso Ramble On Rose Passenger Bird Song > Let It Grow Set 2 Shakedown Street > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance Big Railroad Blues > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Playing In The Band > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05", "date": "1981-12-05", "length": 1031}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at World Music Theater on 1990-07-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at World Music Theater on 1990-07-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at World Music Theater on 1990-07-23\nDate: 1990-07-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow, Picasso Moon, Good Time Blues, Stagger Lee, Cassidy, Truckin'-> Smokestack Lightning Set 2 Victim Or The Crime-> Foolish Heart-> Women Are Smarter-> Terrapin Station, Drums-> Jam-> All Along The Watchtower-> Standing On the Moon-> Around & Around-> Good Lovin', E: The Weight Brent's last show.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at World Music Theater on 1990-07-23", "date": "1990-07-23", "length": 984}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-14\nDate: 1984-06-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Iko Iko Cassidy It Must Have Been The Roses New Minglewood Blues Brown Eyed Women Jack Straw > Keep Your Day Job Set II Shakedown Street > Playing In The Band > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Drums > Space > Playing In The Band Reprise > Black Peter > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 1984-06-14", "date": "1984-06-14", "length": 1095}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-03-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-03-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-28\nDate: 1972-03-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Truckin', Tennessee Jed, Chinatown Shuffle, Black Throated Wind, You Win Again, Mr. Charlie, Mexicali Blues, Brokedown Palace, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Casey Jones, Next Time You See Me, Cumberland Blues, Looks Like Rain, Big River, El Paso Set 2 Playin' In The Band, Sugaree, Two Souls In Communion, Sugar Magnolia-> The Other One, It Hurts Me Too, Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away, E:Sidewalks Of New York*-> E: One More Saturday Night * Only time played\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-28", "date": "1972-03-28", "length": 1165}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-02-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Uni Dome, U of Northern Iowa on 1978-02-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-02-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Uni Dome, U of Northern Iowa on 1978-02-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Uni Dome, U of Northern Iowa on 1978-02-05\nDate: 1978-02-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Samson & Delilah, Ship of Fools, Truckin'-> Drums-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around, E: U.S. Blues This date is featured on Dick's Picks 18 .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Uni Dome, U of Northern Iowa on 1978-02-05", "date": "1978-02-05", "length": 893}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-09-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-09-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-20\nDate: 1970-09-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Uncle John's Band, Deep Elem Blues, Friend Of The Devil, Big Railroad Blues, Dark Hollow, Ripple, To Lay Me Down, Truckin', Rosalie McFall, Cumberland Blues, New Speedway Boogie, Brokedown Palace Set 2 Casey Jones, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Candyman, Sitting On Top Of The World, Good Lovin'-> Drums-> Good Lovin', Big Boy Pete, Me & My Uncle, Easy Wind, Sugar Magnolia, Attics Of My Life, Mama Tried, Not Fade Away-> Caution (Do Not Stop on Tracks)-> We Bid You Good Night First set acoustic with David Grisman and David Nelson on mandolin Other artist(s) on bill: NRPS\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-20", "date": "1970-09-20", "length": 1238}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Mama Tried'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Mama Tried' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Mama Tried\nLyrics by: Merle Haggard\nMusic by: Merle Haggard\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1969-06-11\nLast Performance: 1995-06-25\nPublic Performances: 332\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Mama Tried", "date": "1969-06-11", "length": 660}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-10-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-10-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-03\nDate: 1980-10-03\n\nDescription:\nAcoustic Set: 1. Dire Wolf 2. Monkey & The Engineer 3. I\u2019ve Been All Around This World 4. Dark Hollow 5. Jack-A-Roe 6. Heaven Help The Fool 7. China Doll 8. On The Road Again 9. Bird Song > 10. Ripple 1st Electric Set: 1. Jack Straw 2. Sugaree 3. Me & My Uncle > 4. Big River 5. Row Jimmy 6. Minglewood Blues 7. Tennessee Jed 8. Music Never Stopped 2nd Electric Set: 9. Scarlet Begonias > 10. Fire On The Mountain 1. Samson & Delilah 2. Ship Of Fools 3. Playing In The Band > 4. Drums > 5. Space > 6. The Wheel > 7. Playing In The Band > 8. Black Peter > 9. Good Lovin\u2019 Encore: 10. Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-03", "date": "1980-10-03", "length": 1255}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-06-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1983-06-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-06-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1983-06-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1983-06-22\nDate: 1983-06-22\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger Friend Of The Devil C.C. Rider Ramble On Rose My Brother Esau > Deal Set II Hell In A Bucket China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > I Need A Miracle > Stella Blue > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Not Fade Away Encore: Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at City Island on 1983-06-22", "date": "1983-06-22", "length": 1095}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-04-03 - 'The Grateful Dead Live at Field House, U. of Cincinnati on 1970-04-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-04-03 titled 'The Grateful Dead Live at Field House, U. of Cincinnati on 1970-04-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: The Grateful Dead Live at Field House, U. of Cincinnati on 1970-04-03\nDate: 1970-04-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Casey Jones, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Hard To Handle, Dancin' In The Streets, Me & My Uncle Set 2 Friend Of The Devil, Deep Elem Blues, Candyman, Wake Up Little Susie-> Black Peter, Uncle John's Band, Katie Mae Set 3 Good Lovin'-> Drums-> Good Lovin'-> Cryptical Envelopement-> Drums-> The Other One-> Cryptical Envelopement-> Cosmic Charlie, Not Fade Away-> Turn On Your Love Light-> We Bid You Good Night Second Set acoustic\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "The Grateful Dead Live at Field House, U. of Cincinnati on 1970-04-03", "date": "1970-04-03", "length": 1155}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-10-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-10-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02\nDate: 1987-10-02\n\nDescription:\nSet I Cold Rain & Snow Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Row Jimmy Far From Me Let It Grow Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools Truckin' > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Gimme Some Lovin' > All Along The Watchtower Encore: Black Muddy River Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02", "date": "1987-10-02", "length": 1124}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-09-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-09-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-20\nDate: 1982-09-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street -> New Minglewood Blues Candyman -> El Paso Dupree's Diamond Blues It's All Over Now Never Trust A Woman Row Jimmy Throwing Stones -> Keep Your Day Job Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Terrapin Station -> Drums -> Space -> Truckin' -> The Other One -> Stella Blue -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Touch Of Grey\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-20", "date": "1982-09-20", "length": 1037}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-20\nDate: 1988-09-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Althea Mama Tried > Big River Peggy-O When I Paint My Masterpiece Louie, Louie The Music Never Stopped Set II Bertha > Cumberland Blues Looks Like Rain Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Morning Dew Encore: Johnny B Goode Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-20", "date": "1988-09-20", "length": 1090}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-12-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-12-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-30\nDate: 1986-12-30\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket Althea C.C. Rider Cumberland Blues My Brother Esau > When Push Comes To Shove Beat It On Down The Line > Greatest Story Ever Told Don't Ease Me In > The Music Never Stopped Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Saint Of Circumstance Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Ollin Arageed > * Drums > # Iko Iko > #$% Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > #$% Stella Blue > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: Johnny B Goode % Comment The Neville Brothers Opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Hamza El Din - Hand Drum, Vocals * Jose Lorenzo - Shakers, Hand Bells # Art Neville - Hammond B3, Vocals % Charles Neville - Cowbell, Soprano Sax $ Brian Stoltz - Guitar % William Green - Drums #\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-30", "date": "1986-12-30", "length": 1537}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-02-07 [Sat] Early - 'JGB at Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1981-02-07 [Sat] Early titled 'JGB at Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1981-02-07 [Sat] Early\nVenue: Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Show: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Catfish John, That's What Love Will Make You Do, Like A Road Leading Home, Love In The Afternoon, Sugaree, Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA", "date": "1981-02-07 [Sat] Early", "length": 874}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-20\nDate: 1989-10-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Grey ~ Greatest Story Ever Told Candyman Picasso Moon Just A Little Light % Tennessee Jed Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Stagger Lee The Promised Land California Earthquake (Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On) Set 2 Hey Pocky Way Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Truckin' -> The Other One Jam -> Drums -> Space -> I Will Take You Home -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat Sugar Magnolia Encore Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1989-10-20", "date": "1989-10-20", "length": 1086}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-06-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1986-06-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-06-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1986-06-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1986-06-20\nDate: 1986-06-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I In The Midnight Hour Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo El Paso West L.A. Fadeaway Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Candyman Let It Grow Set II Uncle John's Band > Playing In The Band > Comes A Time > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Black Peter > Around & Around > Good Lovin' The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1986-06-20", "date": "1986-06-20", "length": 1184}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-07-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-07-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-12\nDate: 1976-07-12\n\nDescription:\nSet I The Music Never Stopped Brown Eyed Women Cassidy Tennessee Jed New Minglewood Blues Candyman Looks Like Rain Row Jimmy Lazy Lightning > Supplication Deal Promised Land Set II Sugaree Samson & Delilah Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Dancing In The Street > Wharf Rat > Drums > The Wheel > Around & Around Encore: U.S. Blues Set III Soundcheck: Dancing In The Street They Love Each Other The Music Never Stopped The Music Never Stopped Stella Blue Stella Blue Stella Blue Let it Grow Jam Eyes Of The World Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Orpheum Theatre on 1976-07-12", "date": "1976-07-12", "length": 1345}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Hell In A Bucket'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Hell In A Bucket' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Hell In A Bucket\nLyrics by: John Barlow\nMusic by: Bob Weir, Brent Mydland\nAlbum: In the Dark\nFirst Performance: 1983-05-13\nLast Performance: 1995-06-30\nPublic Performances: 216\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Hell In A Bucket", "date": "1983-05-13", "length": 669}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-11-03 [Tue] - 'JGB at Painter's Mill, Owings Mills, MD'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1981-11-03 [Tue] titled 'JGB at Painter's Mill, Owings Mills, MD' was notable:\n\nDate: 1981-11-03 [Tue]\nVenue: Painter's Mill, Owings Mills, MD\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Sugaree, I'll Take A Melody, The Way You Do The Things You Do, How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Valerie, Mystery Train > Tangled Up In BlueSet 2: Harder They Come, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Don't Let Go, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Dear Prudence, Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Painter's Mill, Owings Mills, MD", "date": "1981-11-03 [Tue]", "length": 980}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-16\nDate: 1988-09-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hey Pocky Way New Minglewood Blues Mississippi Half-Step, Uptown Toodleloo Me & My Uncle Mexicali Blues To Lay Me Down When I Paint My Masterpiece Bird Song Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-16", "date": "1988-09-16", "length": 961}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-07-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-07-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-13\nDate: 1985-07-13\n\nDescription:\nSet I One More Saturday Night > Fire On The Mountain Walkin' Blues Dupree's Diamond Blues Mama Tried > Big River Bird Song The Music Never Stopped Set II Touch Of Grey > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Wheel > That's It For The Other One > Comes A Time > Around & Around > Sugar Magnolia Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-13", "date": "1985-07-13", "length": 1161}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-04-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1978-04-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-04-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1978-04-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1978-04-18\nDate: 1978-04-18\n\nDescription:\nSet I New Minglewood Blues Sugaree Looks Like Rain Dire Wolf Beat It On Down The Line Loser El Paso Tennessee Jed Lazy Lightning > Supplication Set II Scarlet Begonias Dancing In The Street > Drums > Space > Samson & Delilah > Terrapin Station > Around & Around Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1978-04-18", "date": "1978-04-18", "length": 1087}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-07-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1987-07-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-07-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1987-07-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1987-07-06\nDate: 1987-07-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger > Franklin's Tower New Minglewood Blues Row Jimmy Mama Tried > Big River Far From Me Stagger Lee Desolation Row > Don't Ease Me In Set II Shakedown Street > Samson & Delilah Iko Iko > * Banana Boat Song (Day-O) > * Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > * Drums > # Space > Knockin' On Heaven's Door > Good Lovin' Johnny B. Goode * Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Art Neville - Hammond B3 * Aaron Neville - Cow Bell * Charles Neville - Tamourine * Brian Stoltz - Guitar * William Green - Drums * #\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1987-07-06", "date": "1987-07-06", "length": 1258}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-12-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-12-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-26\nDate: 1981-12-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway -> The Promised Land Candyman Little RedRooster Big Boss Man Me And My Uncle -> Big River Bird Song It's All Over Now Big Railroad Blues LetIt Grow Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet -> He's Gone -> Jam () -> Drums -> Space () -> Truckin' -> Black Peter -> Jam -> Around And Around -> One More Saturday Night Encore Don't Ease Me In\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-26", "date": "1981-12-26", "length": 1047}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-06-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1987-06-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-06-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1987-06-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1987-06-27\nDate: 1987-06-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Iko Iko Greatest Story Ever Told Stagger Lee New Minglewood Blues Friend Of The Devil Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues West L.A. Fadeaway My Brother Esau Tennessee Jed -> Let It Grow Set 2 Uncle John's Band -> Playing In The Band -> Terrapin Station -> Drums -> Space -> Truckin' -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Turn On Your Lovelight Encore Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1987-06-27", "date": "1987-06-27", "length": 1051}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-03-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theater on 1981-03-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-03-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theater on 1981-03-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theater on 1981-03-05\nDate: 1981-03-05\n\nDescription:\nSet II Jam > Passenger > Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > Johnny B. Goode U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theater on 1981-03-05", "date": "1981-03-05", "length": 966}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-31\nDate: 1981-12-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues Cold Rain And Snow C C Rider It Must Have Been The Roses Beat It On Down The Line Big Boss Man -> New Minglewood Blues Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Iko Iko Playing In The Band -> Terrapin Station -> Playing In The Band -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Not Fade Away -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Morning Dew Set Three Dark Star -> Bertha -> Good Lovin' Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1981-12-31", "date": "1981-12-31", "length": 1115}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-06-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1970-06-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-06-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1970-06-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1970-06-24\nDate: 1970-06-24\n\nDescription:\nLate Show (Partial) 01: /Attics Of My Life> 02: Dark Star> 03: Sugar Magnolia> 04: Dark Star> 05: Saint Stephen> 06: China Cat Sunflower> 07: I Know You Rider//\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1970-06-24", "date": "1970-06-24", "length": 814}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-30\nDate: 1984-04-30\n\nDescription:\nSet I Iko Iko Greatest Story Ever Told Althea > New Minglewood Blues Row Jimmy My Brother Esau Deal Set II I Need A Miracle > Bertha > Looks Like Rain > He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Other One > China Doll > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-30", "date": "1984-04-30", "length": 1055}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Copps Coliseum on 1990-03-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Copps Coliseum on 1990-03-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Copps Coliseum on 1990-03-22\nDate: 1990-03-22\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger West L.A. Fadeaway Easy To Love You Beat It On Down The Line It Must Have Been The Roses The Last Time Picasso Moon Don't Ease Me In Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Samson & Delilah Believe It Or Not > Truckin' > Drums > Space > The Other One > Hey Jude > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Hey Jude > Sugar Magnolia Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Copps Coliseum on 1990-03-22", "date": "1990-03-22", "length": 1164}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-07-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at St. Paul Civic Center Arena on 1978-07-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-07-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at St. Paul Civic Center Arena on 1978-07-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at St. Paul Civic Center Arena on 1978-07-03\nDate: 1978-07-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 New Minglewood Blues Loser Looks Like Rain Ramble On Rose Mexicali Blues -> Mama Tried Peggy-O Cassidy Deal -> The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Dancing In The Street -> Drums -> Not Fade Away -> Stella Blue -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Werewolves Of London\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at St. Paul Civic Center Arena on 1978-07-03", "date": "1978-07-03", "length": 986}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-10-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-10-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17\nDate: 1978-10-17\n\nDescription:\nOne The Promised Land ; Friend Of The Devil ; Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues ; Tennessee Jed ; I Need A Miracle ; Stagger Lee ; Jack Straw Two Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain ; Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > If I Had The World To Give > Around And Around Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17", "date": "1978-10-17", "length": 959}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-04-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1978-04-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-04-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1978-04-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1978-04-10\nDate: 1978-04-10\n\nDescription:\nSet I Promised Land Brown Eyed Women It's All Over Now Peggy-O Cassidy Dire Wolf El Paso Row Jimmy Passenger Candyman The Music Never Stopped Set II Jack Straw Ship Of Fools Dancing In The Street > Drums > Space > Franklin's Tower > Black Peter > Around & Around Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1978-04-10", "date": "1978-04-10", "length": 1088}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-06-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1987-06-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-06-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1987-06-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1987-06-19\nDate: 1987-06-19\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey > Little Red Rooster Cold Rain & Snow Mama Tried > Big River Brown Eyed Women Desolation Row When Push Comes To Shove > The Music Never Stopped Set II Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told It Must Have Been The Roses Samson & Delilah Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Stella Blue > Turn On Your Lovelight Encore: Black Muddy River Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1987-06-19", "date": "1987-06-19", "length": 1259}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-04-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Crisler Arena on 1989-04-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-04-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Crisler Arena on 1989-04-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Crisler Arena on 1989-04-06\nDate: 1989-04-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey Little Red Rooster Brown Eyed Women Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Althea When I Paint My Masterpiece Bird Song Promised Land Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Playing In The Band > Built To Last > Drums > Space > I Will Take You Home > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > Playing In The Band Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Crisler Arena on 1989-04-06", "date": "1989-04-06", "length": 1132}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-05-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1986-05-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-05-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1986-05-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1986-05-10\nDate: 1986-05-10\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told West L.A. Fadeaway Desolation Row Tennessee Jed New Minglewood Blues Big Railroad Blues Let It Grow Set II Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Wheel > China Doll > Throwing Stones > Turn On Your Lovelight The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1986-05-10", "date": "1986-05-10", "length": 1129}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-02-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-02-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-02-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-02-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-02-24\nDate: 1974-02-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 U.S. Blues, Mexicali Blues, Brown Eyed Women, Beat It On Down The Line, Candyman, Jack Straw, China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, El Paso, Loser, Playin' In The Band Set 2 Cumberland Blues, It Must Have Been The Roses, Big River, Bertha, Weather Report Suite Prelude > Weather Report Suite Part 1 > Let It Grow > Row Jimmy > Ship Of Fools, Promised Land, Dark Star > Morning Dew, Sugar Magnolia, Not Fade Away > Going Down The Road Feelin' Bad > Not Fade Away E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-02-24", "date": "1974-02-24", "length": 1157}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-03-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-03-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28\nDate: 1985-03-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Truckin'-> Smokestack Lightning*-> High Time, El Paso, Peggy-O, Cassidy, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Looks Like Rain-> Drums-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> The Other One-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28", "date": "1985-03-28", "length": 976}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-01-27 [Tue] - 'JGB at Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1981-01-27 [Tue] titled 'JGB at Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1981-01-27 [Tue]\nVenue: Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Harder They Come, Catfish John, Tore Up Over You, Mississippi Moon, How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)Set 2: I'll Take A Melody, Mission In The Rain, Russian Lullaby, Dear Prudence > Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1981-01-27 [Tue]", "length": 897}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-06-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-06-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-14\nDate: 1987-06-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree Tons Of Steel Ramble On Rose Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Althea Feel Like A Stranger Might As Well Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Playing In The Band > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1987-06-14", "date": "1987-06-14", "length": 1151}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-08-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at University Of Iowa Fieldhouse on 1982-08-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-08-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at University Of Iowa Fieldhouse on 1982-08-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at University Of Iowa Fieldhouse on 1982-08-10\nDate: 1982-08-10\n\nDescription:\nSET 1: ----- d1t01 - Feel Like A Stranger d1t02 - Friend Of The Devil d1t03 - New Minglewood Blues d1t04 - Tennessee Jed d1t05 - Cassidy d1t06 - It Must Have Been The Roses d1t07 - Crowd/Tuning/Technical Difficulties/Noodling d1t08 - On The Road Again -> d1t09 - Beat It On Down The Line d1t10 - Stagger Lee d2t01 - I Need A Miracle -> d2t02 - Bertha SET 2: ----- d2t03 - China Cat Sunflower -> d2t04 - I Know You Rider d2t05 - Lost Sailor -> d2t06 - Saint Of Circumstance -> d2t07 - Eyes Of The World -> d2t08 - Drums -> d3t01 - Space -> d3t02 - Iko Iko -> d3t03- Truckin' -> d3t04 - Stella Blue -> d3t05 - Sugar Magnolia d3t06 - (Encores) It's All Over Now, Baby Blue -> d3t07 - Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at University Of Iowa Fieldhouse on 1982-08-10", "date": "1982-08-10", "length": 1392}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-09-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1989-09-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-09-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1989-09-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1989-09-30\nDate: 1989-09-30\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told West L.A. Fadeaway Queen Jane Approximately Row Jimmy Let It Grow Set II Iko Iko Estimated Prophet Truckin' > Smokestack Lightnin' > Drums > Space > I Will Take You Home > The Wheel > All Along The Watchtower > Touch Of Grey Encore: U.S.Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1989-09-30", "date": "1989-09-30", "length": 1092}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Kingswood Music Theater on 1984-06-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Kingswood Music Theater on 1984-06-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Kingswood Music Theater on 1984-06-21\nDate: 1984-06-21\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket, They Love Each Other, CC Rider-> Bird Song, Beat It On Down The Line-> Dupree's Diamond Blues-> Looks Like Rain-> Might As Well Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Good Time Blues, Samson & Delilah-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away, E: New Orleans, E:Big Boss Man-> E: Iko Iko\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Kingswood Music Theater on 1984-06-21", "date": "1984-06-21", "length": 1028}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-03-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-03-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28\nDate: 1985-03-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning * High Time El Paso Peggy-O Cassidy > China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Looks Like Rain > Drums > Space > Gimme Some Lovin' > The Other One > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia > Sunshine Daydream Encore: Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Matthew Kelly - Harmonica *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28", "date": "1985-03-28", "length": 1179}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-09-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Playhouse Theatre on 1981-09-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-09-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Playhouse Theatre on 1981-09-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Playhouse Theatre on 1981-09-30\nDate: 1981-09-30\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told They Love Each Other Little Red Rooster Candyman Me & My Uncle > Big River Loser New Minglewood Blues Althea > Let It Grow > Don't Ease Me In Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Playhouse Theatre on 1981-09-30", "date": "1981-09-30", "length": 985}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-11-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-11-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-11-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-11-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-11-02\nDate: 1979-11-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> Franklin's Tower El Paso -> Mexicali Blues Tennessee Jed Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Deal Set 2 I Need A Miracle -> Bertha -> Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance -> Jam -> Drums -> Space -> Not Fade Away -> Stella Blue -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Casey Jones\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-11-02", "date": "1979-11-02", "length": 1014}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-20\nDate: 1986-03-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey > Little Red Rooster Friend Of The Devil It's All Over Now Row Jimmy Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Althea Box Of Rain Set II Iko Iko Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: U.S. Blues Comment First Box of Rain since Watkins Glen - July 28, 1973 Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-20", "date": "1986-03-20", "length": 1117}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-06-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at P.N.E. Coliseum on 1973-06-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-06-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at P.N.E. Coliseum on 1973-06-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at P.N.E. Coliseum on 1973-06-22\nDate: 1973-06-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Beat It On Down The Line, Deal, Mexicali Blues, Box Of Rain, Bird Song, The Race is On, Sugaree, Looks Like Rain, Row Jimmy, Jack Straw, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Big River, Tennessee Jed, Playin' In The Band Set 2 Here Comes Sunshine, Promised Land, Brown Eyed Women, El Paso, Black Peter, Greatest Story Ever Told, Big Railroad Blues, He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Nobody's Fault But Mine-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, Casey Jones, E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at P.N.E. Coliseum on 1973-06-22", "date": "1973-06-22", "length": 1143}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1989-07-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1989-07-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1989-07-12\nDate: 1989-07-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Gray, Minglewood Blues, Mississippi Half Step, Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues, Far From Me, Cassidy, Friend Of The Devil, Promised Land Set 2 Sugaree*, Women Are Smarter*, Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Jam-> I Need A Miracle-> Dear Mr. Fantasy-> Hey Jude Reprise-> Black Peter-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: Black Muddy River * Bruce Hornsby, accordion on Sugaree and keyboards on Man Smart\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1989-07-12", "date": "1989-07-12", "length": 1118}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31\nDate: 1984-12-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jane Dornak with Bob Weir Father Guido Sarducci & various crowd members Father Guido Sarducci & Bill Kreutzmann Jane Dornak & Brent Midland Poem Dr. Spazmodious by Robert Hunter. Father Guido Sarducci & Jerry Garcia (topics, being Catholic, UFOs, Egypt, Canada) Happy New Year to radio stations from Dan Healy. Whilly(sp?) & Phil (discussing the art of fugue). Jan & Eileen Law.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31", "date": "1984-12-31", "length": 1083}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Chimes Of Freedom'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Chimes Of Freedom' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Chimes Of Freedom\nLyrics by: Bob Dylan\nMusic by: Bob Dylan\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1987-07-04\nLast Performance: 1987-07-26\nPublic Performances: 4\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Chimes Of Freedom", "date": "1987-07-04", "length": 671}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-03-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-03-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-03-03\nDate: 1987-03-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Greatest Story Ever Told Loser New Minglewood Blues Tons Of Steel Cassidy Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo The Promised Land Set 2 Iko Iko * Saint Of Circumstance Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Space-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> Wharf Rat-> Throwing Stones-> Touch Of Grey E: Brokedown Palace Dirty Dozen Brass Band Opened Mardi Gras Parade to start Set 2 Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Dirty Dozen Brass Band *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-03-03", "date": "1987-03-03", "length": 1248}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1983-04-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1983-04-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1983-04-25\nDate: 1983-04-25\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Friend Of The Devil, Little Red Rooster, Brown Eyed Women, Cassidy, Loser, My Brother Esau, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Touch Of Gray, Playin' In The Band-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Playin' In The Band-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Satisfaction\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1983-04-25", "date": "1983-04-25", "length": 963}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-07-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1981-07-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-07-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1981-07-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1981-07-04\nDate: 1981-07-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Peggy-O, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Loser, Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed-> Minglewood Blues, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger, Bird Song-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1981-07-04", "date": "1981-07-04", "length": 936}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-02-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium on 1988-02-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-02-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium on 1988-02-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium on 1988-02-13\nDate: 1988-02-13\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket -> Sugaree New Minglewood Blues Friend Of The Devil Mama Tried -> Big River Loser Set 2 Iko Iko Looks Like Rain Gimme Some Lovin' -> Jam -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Good Lovin' -> One More Saturday Night Encore Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium on 1988-02-13", "date": "1988-02-13", "length": 961}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-06-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater (Late) on 1970-06-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-06-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater (Late) on 1970-06-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater (Late) on 1970-06-24\nDate: 1970-06-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Big Railroad Blues, Deep Elem Blues, Friend Of The Devil, Candyman-> Cumberland Blues, Cold Jordan Set 2 Not Fade Away-> Easy Wind, Dark Star-> Attics Of My Life-> Dark Star-> Sugar Magnolia-> Dark Star-> Saint Stephen-> China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, E: Uncle John's Band Late Show Other artist(s): NRPS first set acoustic\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater (Late) on 1970-06-24", "date": "1970-06-24", "length": 1013}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-03\nDate: 1985-04-03\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Ramble On Rose Down In The Bottom > I Ain't Superstitous Row Jimmy Let It Grow Set II Terrapin Station > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools Truckin' > Spoonful > Drums > Space > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-03", "date": "1985-04-03", "length": 1130}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-12-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Curtis Hixon Convention Hall on 1973-12-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-12-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Curtis Hixon Convention Hall on 1973-12-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Curtis Hixon Convention Hall on 1973-12-19\nDate: 1973-12-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: Promised Land, Sugaree, Mexicali Blues, Sugar Shack, Dire Wolf, Black Throated Wind, Candyman, Jack Straw, Big Railroad Blues, Big River, Here Comes Sunshine, El Paso, Ramble On Rose, Playing In The Band Set 2: Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo, Me And Bobby McGee, Weather Report Suite Prelude > Weather Report Suite Part 1 > Let It Grow, He's Gone > Truckin' > Nobody's Fault But Mine > Truckin' > Stella Blue > Around and Around, Casey Jones\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Curtis Hixon Convention Hall on 1973-12-19", "date": "1973-12-19", "length": 1148}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'I Ain't Never'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'I Ain't Never' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: I Ain't Never\nLyrics by: Mel Tillis, Michael Pierce\nMusic by: Mel Tillis, Michael Pierce\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1987-10-17\nLast Performance: 1994-05-05\nPublic Performances: 13\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "I Ain't Never", "date": "1987-10-17", "length": 694}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-04-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Springfield Civic Center on 1977-04-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-04-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Springfield Civic Center on 1977-04-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Springfield Civic Center on 1977-04-23\nDate: 1977-04-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Sugaree, Cassidy, Loser, Minglewood Blues, Ramble On Rose, Me & My Uncle, Row Jimmy, It's All Over Now, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain Set 2 Estimated Prophet, Bertha, The Music Never Stopped, Help on the Way-> Slipknot-> Franklin's Tower-> Around & Around-> GDTRFB-> Not Fade Away E: One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Springfield Civic Center on 1977-04-23", "date": "1977-04-23", "length": 1004}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-11-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-11-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-11-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-11-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-11-06\nDate: 1987-11-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Big Boss Man, Feel Like A Stranger, It Must Have Been The Roses, Minglewood Blues, When Push Comes To Shove, Me & My Uncle-> Cumberland Blues, Let It Grow Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Hell In A Bucket, He's Gone-> Drums-> Jam-> The Wheel-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> Morning Dew-> All Along The Watchtower, E: Black Muddy River Rex Benefit\"We Want Phil\" chantRex Benefit *Lights went on, crowd wouldn't leave.Band came back\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J Kaiser Convention Center on 1987-11-06", "date": "1987-11-06", "length": 1123}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-14\nDate: 1984-10-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told Dire Wolf Little Red Rooster Dupree's Diamond Blues My Brother Esau Loser New Minglewood Blues Row Jimmy I Need A Miracle > Might As Well Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Samson & Delilah High Time Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > China Doll > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away > Turn On Your Lovelight Comment No encore performed Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-14", "date": "1984-10-14", "length": 1214}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-09-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Park West Ski Resort on 1983-09-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-09-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Park West Ski Resort on 1983-09-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Park West Ski Resort on 1983-09-04\nDate: 1983-09-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha-> Promised Land, Friend Of The Devil, Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed, My Brother Esau, Althea-> Hell In A Bucket, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Women Are Smarter-> Drums-> Spanish Jam-> The Wheel-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around-> One More Saturday Night*, E: U.S. Blues *One More Labor Day Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Park West Ski Resort on 1983-09-04", "date": "1983-09-04", "length": 1050}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-12-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Legion Stadium on 1970-12-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-12-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Legion Stadium on 1970-12-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Legion Stadium on 1970-12-26\nDate: 1970-12-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: Cold Rain & Snow, Mama Tried, The Frozen Logger, Easy Wind, Till The Morning Comes, Truckin', Friend Of The Devil, Me & My Uncle, Candyman, Big Railroad Blues, Minglewood Blues, Black Peter, Beat It On Down The Line, Morning Dew, Casey Jones Set 2: Dire Wolf, China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Legion Stadium on 1970-12-26", "date": "1970-12-26", "length": 956}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-05-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1983-05-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-05-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1983-05-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1983-05-14\nDate: 1983-05-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger Friend Of The Devil Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues Tennessee Jed My Brother Esau Bertha Set 2 Shakedown Street Playing In The Band -> China Doll -> Jam -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> Playing In The Band -> Morning Dew -> Sugar Magnolia\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1983-05-14", "date": "1983-05-14", "length": 997}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-05-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at DuPont Gym - MIT on 1970-05-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-05-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at DuPont Gym - MIT on 1970-05-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at DuPont Gym - MIT on 1970-05-07\nDate: 1970-05-07\n\nDescription:\nDisc 1 acoustic set: 01 Intro 02 Don?t Ease Me In 03 I Know You Rider 04 level setting 05 Friend Of The Devil 06 level setting 07 Me And My Uncle 08 Deep Elem Blues 09 Candy Man 10 banter and jokes 11 Cumberland Blues 12 New Speedway Boogie 13 tuning and crowd \" 14 Black Peter 15 Uncle John?s Band * David Nelson introduced on guitar for Black Peter Disc 2 New Riders Of The Purple Sage: 01 Whatcha Gonna Do? 02 tuning and crowd 03 Six Days On The Road 04 tuning and crowd 05 I Don?t Know You 06 crowd and tuning 07 Portland Woman// 08 Henry 4:30 09 crowd and tuning 10 Workin? Man Blues 11 tuning and crowd 12 All I Ever Wanted 13 Fair Chance To Know// 14 Last Lonely Eagle 15 Lodi 4:27 16 Bob Weir introduced and tuning 17 The Race Is On # 18 //Seasons # 19 Mama Tried # 20 Saw Mill # 21 Honky-Tonk Woman # # with Bob Weir: Disc 3 electric set 01 Good Lovin? 02 Cold Rain And Snow 03 Dire Wolf 04 Easy Wind 05 Beat It On Down The Line 06 High Time 07 Cryptical Envelopment > 08 Drums > 09 Other One > 10 Cryptical Envelopmen t> 11 Cosmic Charlie 12 Casey Jones Disc 4 electric set (con't'd) 01 King Bee 0...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at DuPont Gym - MIT on 1970-05-07", "date": "1970-05-07", "length": 1613}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-24\nDate: 1986-03-24\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told Dire Wolf Little Red Rooster Brown Eyed Women My Brother Esau Ramble On Rose El Paso Box Of Rain Set II Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > High Time > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Drums > Space > Morning Dew In The Midnight Hour Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1986-03-24", "date": "1986-03-24", "length": 1100}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23\nDate: 1987-03-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Grey, Little Red Rooster, Althea, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Iko Iko, Tons Of Steel, Feel Like A Stranger, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Box Of Rain, Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools, Truckin'-> Jam-> Drums-> Space-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Throwing Stones-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23", "date": "1987-03-23", "length": 968}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-12-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-12-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-28\nDate: 1986-12-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow New Minglewood Blues Row Jimmy El Paso Stagger Lee Box Of Rain Big Railroad Blues The Promised Land Set 2 Scarlet Begonias Fire On The Mountain Looks Like Rain He's Gone Drums Space The Other One Black Peter Sugar Magnolia Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-28", "date": "1986-12-28", "length": 991}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Rockin' Pneumonia'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Rockin' Pneumonia' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Rockin' Pneumonia\nLyrics by: John Vincent, Huey 'Piano' Smith\nMusic by: Vincent, Smith\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1972-05-23\nLast Performance: 1975-10-27\nPublic Performances: 9\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Rockin' Pneumonia", "date": "1972-05-23", "length": 699}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29\nDate: 1990-03-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Bertha, We Can Run But We Can't Hide, Ramble On Rose, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Bird Song*, Promised Land* Set 2 Eyes Of The World-> Estimated Prophet-> Dark Star-> Drums-> Dark Star-> The Wheel-> Throwing Stones-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door * with Branford Marsalis on saxophones! Marsalis played throughout the second set and encore.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1990-03-29", "date": "1990-03-29", "length": 1037}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-11-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1979-11-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-11-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1979-11-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1979-11-30\nDate: 1979-11-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway -> Greatest Story Ever Told Peggy-O Cassidy Friend Of The Devil Easy To Love You -> El Paso Tennessee Jed Dancing In The Street -> Deal Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Passenger Terrapin Station -> Playing In The Band -> Drums -> Space -> Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance -> Wharf Rat -> Good Lovin' Encore Don't Ease Me In\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1979-11-30", "date": "1979-11-30", "length": 1018}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Let The Good Times Roll'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Let The Good Times Roll' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Let The Good Times Roll\nLyrics by: Sam Theard, Fleecie Moore\nMusic by: Sam Theard, Fleecie Moore\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1988-04-26\nLast Performance: 1995-05-29\nPublic Performances: 48\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Let The Good Times Roll", "date": "1988-04-26", "length": 722}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, University of Vermont on 1983-04-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, University of Vermont on 1983-04-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, University of Vermont on 1983-04-13\nDate: 1983-04-13\n\nDescription:\nDisc One (58:21) 01 Jack Straw 02 They Love Each Other > 03 Beat it on Down the Line 04 West LA Fade Away 05 Mama Tried > 06 Cumberland Blues 07 Ramble On Rose 08 Far From Me 09 My Brother Esau > 10 Might as Well -- set break -- Disc Two (52:36) 01 crowd & tuning 02 Scarlet Begonias > 03 Fire on the Mountain 04 Estimated Prophet > 05 Eyes of the World > 06 Maybe You Know > -- Drums (Missing) Disc Three (45:46) 01 Space > 02 Morning Dew > 03 Throwing Stones > 04 Good Lovin' -- encore -- 05 Touch of Grey\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Patrick Gymnasium, University of Vermont on 1983-04-13", "date": "1983-04-13", "length": 1236}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-12-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena on 1989-12-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-12-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena on 1989-12-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena on 1989-12-27\nDate: 1989-12-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow Greatest Story Ever Told Never Trust A Woman Althea Me And My Uncle -> Big River Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues % Bird Song The Promised Land Set 2 Iko Iko Playing In The Band -> Crazy Fingers -> Uncle John's Band -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> I Need A Miracle -> Morning Dew Encore Johnny B. Goode Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena on 1989-12-27", "date": "1989-12-27", "length": 1062}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-03-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-03-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-22\nDate: 1985-03-22\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger > Cold Rain & Snow C.C. Rider Brown Eyed Women Cassidy Big Railroad Blues My Brother Esau > Don't Ease Me In Set II Scarlet Begonias > Hell In A Bucket Ship Of Fools Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1985-03-22", "date": "1985-03-22", "length": 1132}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Just A Closer Walk With Thee'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Just A Closer Walk With Thee' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Just A Closer Walk With Thee\nLyrics by: Traditional?\nMusic by: Traditional?\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Just A Closer Walk With Thee", "date": "", "length": 704}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song '(Back Home Again In) Indiana'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: '(Back Home Again In) Indiana' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: (Back Home Again In) Indiana\nLyrics by: Ballard MacDonald\nMusic by: James F. Hanley\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "(Back Home Again In) Indiana", "date": "", "length": 712}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-19\nDate: 1986-03-19\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket Stagger Lee C.C. Rider Cold Rain & Snow > Beat It On Down The Line Big Railroad Blues > Looks Like Rain Visions Of Johanna The Music Never Stopped > Don't Ease Me In Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Truckin' > Black Peter > Around & Around > Johnny B. Goode The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-19", "date": "1986-03-19", "length": 1171}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-03-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-03-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28\nDate: 1985-03-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Truckin' -> Smokestack Lightnin' -> High Time El Paso Peggy-O Cassidy China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain -> Looks Like Rain -> Jam -> Drums -> Space -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> The Other One -> Black Peter -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Keep Your Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-28", "date": "1985-03-28", "length": 1010}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Louis Collins'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Louis Collins' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Louis Collins\nLyrics by: Mississippi John Hurt\nMusic by: Mississippi John Hurt\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1991-08-25\nLast Performance: 1994-05-05\nPublic Performances: 10\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Louis Collins", "date": "1991-08-25", "length": 684}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Dreadful Wind And Rain'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Dreadful Wind And Rain' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Dreadful Wind And Rain\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1987-11-28\nLast Performance: 1992-05-11\nPublic Performances: 14\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Dreadful Wind And Rain", "date": "1987-11-28", "length": 691}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-04-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1986-04-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-04-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1986-04-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1986-04-12\nDate: 1986-04-12\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Bertha Little Red Rooster Loser Beat It On Down The Line Althea Willie & The Hand Jive Row Jimmy Jack Straw Set II Cold Rain & Snow Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Truckin' > The Other One > Wharf Rat > One More Saturday Night Encore: The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1986-04-12", "date": "1986-04-12", "length": 1105}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-10-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-10-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-20\nDate: 1974-10-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow, Mama Tried, Deal, Beat It On Down The Line, Loser, Jack Straw, Tennessee Jed, El Paso, Brokedown Palace, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Around & Around Set 2 Playin' In The Band-> Drums*-> Not Fade Away*-> Drums*-> The Other One*-> Wharf Rat*-> Playin' In The Band* Set 3 Good Lovin'*, It Must Have Been The Roses,Promised Land*, Eyes Of The World-> Stella Blue, Sugar Magnolia*, E: Johnny B. Goode, E: Mississippi Half Step-> We Bid You Good Night *with Mickey Hart; Last Wall of Sound show; Phil Lesh and Ned Lagin (\"Seastones\") between sets\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-20", "date": "1974-10-20", "length": 1233}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-02-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-02-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-21\nDate: 1971-02-21\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow Me And Bobby McGee Loser Easy Wind Playing In The Band Bertha Me And My Uncle Ripple Next Time You See Me Sugar Magnolia Greatest Story Ever Told -> Johnny B. Goode Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Bird Song Cumberland Blues I'm A King Bee Beat It On Down The Line Wharf Rat Truckin' Casey Jones Good Lovin' -> Drums -> Good Lovin' -> Uncle John's Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1971-02-21", "date": "1971-02-21", "length": 1044}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-06-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Auditorium Theatre on 1976-06-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-06-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Auditorium Theatre on 1976-06-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Auditorium Theatre on 1976-06-29\nDate: 1976-06-29\n\nDescription:\nSet I Tennessee Jed Cassidy Peggy-O Mama Tried Mission In The Rain Looks Like Rain Brown Eyed Women Lazy Lightning > Supplication Row Jimmy The Music Never Stopped Might As Well Set II Samson & Delilah Candyman Playing In The Band > The Wheel > Playing In The Band Saint Stephen > Not Fade Away > Saint Stephen One More Saturday Night U.S. Blues Comment FM Broadcast WXRT Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Auditorium Theatre on 1976-06-29", "date": "1976-06-29", "length": 1191}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-01-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-01-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-01-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-01-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-01-11\nDate: 1979-01-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Sugaree, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Peggy-O, Cassidy, Friend Of The Devil, Minglewood Blues, From The Heart Of Me, Ramble On Rose, Jack Straw*-> Deal Set 2 I Need A Miracle, Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Drums-> Truckin'-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Good Lovin', E: Casey Jones *Bobby reportedly sings \"We used to play for acid, now we play for Clive\"\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-01-11", "date": "1979-01-11", "length": 1085}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-09-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1972-09-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-09-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1972-09-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1972-09-21\nDate: 1972-09-21\n\nDescription:\nSet I Promised Land, Bird Song, El Paso, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Black Throated Wind, Big Railroad Blues, Jack Straw, Loser, Big River, Ramble On Rose, Cumberland Blues, Playin' In The Band Set II He's Gone, Truckin', Black Peter, Mexicali Blues, Dark Star-> Mind Left Body Jam -> Morning Dew, Beat It On Down The Line, Mississippi Half Step, Sugar Magnolia, Friend Of The Devil, Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away, E: One More Saturday Night Comment Dick's Picks Vol. 36\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1972-09-21", "date": "1972-09-21", "length": 1161}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-09\nDate: 1988-09-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket-> Sugaree, Minglewood Blues, Brown Eyed Women, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Candyman, Queen Jane Approximately, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Playin' In The Band-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Space-> I Will Take You Home-> All Along The Watchtower-> Believe It Or Not-> Sugar Magnolia, E: The Mighty Quinn\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-09", "date": "1988-09-09", "length": 1003}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-05-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1982-05-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-05-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1982-05-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1982-05-23\nDate: 1982-05-23\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street > Promised Land They Love Each Other Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Loser > Little Red Rooster Ramble On Rose Let It Grow Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Samson & Delilah Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > * Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > I Need A Miracle > Casey Jones (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Brokedown Palace Comment Harley Davidson Motorcycle mic'd during drums * Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1982-05-23", "date": "1982-05-23", "length": 1294}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-04-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-04-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-27\nDate: 1971-04-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Truckin', Mama Tried, Bertha, Next Time You See Me, Cumberland Blues, Me And Bobby McGee, Loser, Hard To Handle, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Casey Jones Set 2 Sugar Magnolia, Deal, Me & My Uncle, Bird Song, Playing In The Band, Dire Wolf, Searchin'*, Riot In Cell Block #9*, Good Vibrations**, I Get Around**, Help Me Rhonda*, Okie From Muskogee*, Johnny B. Goode*, Sing Me Back Home, Uncle Johns Band > Turn On Your Love Light *with the Beach Boys **Just the Beach Boys: Good Vibrations, I Get Around.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1971-04-27", "date": "1971-04-27", "length": 1168}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-03-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1981-03-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-03-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1981-03-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1981-03-10\nDate: 1981-03-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> Franklin's Tower -> Me And My Uncle It Must Have Been The Roses -> Little Red Rooster Don't Ease Me In Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Brown Eyed Women -> Looks Like Rain -> Deal Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain -> Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance -> Space -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> China Doll -> Truckin' -> Sugar Magnolia Encore (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction -> Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1981-03-10", "date": "1981-03-10", "length": 1124}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-06-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Silver Stadium on 1988-06-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-06-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Silver Stadium on 1988-06-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Silver Stadium on 1988-06-30\nDate: 1988-06-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 2 Green Onions-> China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Samson & Delilah, Believe It Or Not, Truckin-> He's Gone-> Drums-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Throwing Stones-> Turn On Your Love Light - E: Brokedown Palace only Green Onions\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Silver Stadium on 1988-06-30", "date": "1988-06-30", "length": 888}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-12\nDate: 1989-10-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket, Sugaree, Blow Away, Tennessee Jed, Queen Jane Approximately, Bird Song, Jack Straw Set 2 Hey Pocky Way, Cumberland Blues, Looks Like Rain, He's Gone-> Drums-> Jam-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-12", "date": "1989-10-12", "length": 912}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-03-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-03-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-21\nDate: 1972-03-21\n\nDescription:\nSet 2: d1t01 - Intro d1t02 - Truckin' d1t03 - Drums d1t04 - Other One d1t05 - Wharf Rat d1t06 - Sugar Mag d1t07 - The Stranger (2 Souls) d1t08 - Ramble On Rose d1t09 - MAMU d1t10 - Big RxR Blues d1t11 - Dead Air d2t01 - NFA d2t02 - GDTRFB d2t03 - OMSN\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Academy of Music on 1972-03-21", "date": "1972-03-21", "length": 908}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'I'll Be A Gambler If You Deal The Cards'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'I'll Be A Gambler If You Deal The Cards' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: I'll Be A Gambler If You Deal The Cards\nLyrics by: David Nichtern\nMusic by: David Nichtern\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1974-04-20\nLast Performance: 1974-06-14\nPublic Performances: 6\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "I'll Be A Gambler If You Deal The Cards", "date": "1974-04-20", "length": 747}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1984-10-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1984-10-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1984-10-27\nDate: 1984-10-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree It's All Over Now Candyman Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Dupree's Diamond Blues Beat It On Down The Line > Might As Well Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Man Smart (Woman Smarter) He's Gone > Wang Dang Doodle > Don't Need Love > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Black Peter > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > One More Saturday Night Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theater on 1984-10-27", "date": "1984-10-27", "length": 1214}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-07\nDate: 1985-04-07\n\nDescription:\nSet I Why Don't We Do It In The Road > Mississppi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo > C.C. Rider Birdsong Dancing In The Street Deal Set II Shakedown Street > Samson & Delilah She Belongs To Me > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > Gimme Some Lovin' > Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning > Morning Dew > Sugar Magnolia > Sunshine Daydream Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-07", "date": "1985-04-07", "length": 1133}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1969-06-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1969-06-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1969-06-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1969-06-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1969-06-05\nDate: 1969-06-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Morning Dew, Me & My Uncle, Doin' That Rag, He Was A Friend Of Mine, Hard To Handle, Cosmic Charlie, Cryptical Envelopement-> Drums-> The Other One-> Cryptical Envelopement Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> Sitting On Top Of The World-> Dark Star -> St Stephen -> The Eleven -> Lovelight Other artist(s): GD; Jr. Walker & The All Stars; The Glass Family\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1969-06-05", "date": "1969-06-05", "length": 1001}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16\nDate: 1985-06-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I In The Midnight Hour > Bertha Walkin' Blues Tennessee Jed My Brother Esau Big Railroad Blues > Looks Like Rain > Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo > Promised Land Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Samson & Delilah That's It For The Other One > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > I Need A Miracle > Wharf Rat > Turn On Your Lovelight Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16", "date": "1985-06-16", "length": 1227}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-11-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alligator Alley Gymnasium, U of Florida on 1980-11-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-11-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alligator Alley Gymnasium, U of Florida on 1980-11-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alligator Alley Gymnasium, U of Florida on 1980-11-29\nDate: 1980-11-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Promised Land, Candyman, Minglewood Blues, Row Jimmy, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Althea-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Shakedown Street-> Franklin's Tower-> Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Drums-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Good Lovin', E: Casey Jones\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alligator Alley Gymnasium, U of Florida on 1980-11-29", "date": "1980-11-29", "length": 1049}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-07-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-07-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-02\nDate: 1988-07-02\n\nDescription:\nDisc One/Set One: Iko-Iko Jack Straw West LA Fadeaway Memphis Blues Row Jimmy Dead Air Blow Away Victim or the Crime Foolish Heart Disc Two/Set Two: Crazy Fingers Playin in the Band Uncle John's Band Terrapin Station Drums Disc Three/Set Two Cont: Space The Wheel Gimme Some Lovin Watchtower Morning Dew Sugar Magnolia Encore: The Mighty Quinn\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-02", "date": "1988-07-02", "length": 1018}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09\nDate: 1983-04-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha-> Promised Land, West L.A. Fadeaway, My Brother Esau, Candyman, Minglewood Blues, Brown Eyed Women> Looks Like Rain, China Cat Sunflower> I Know You Rider Set 2 Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower-> Truckin'-> Smokestack Lightning Jam-> Drums-> Throwing Stones-> Black Peter-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> One More Saturday Night, E: Satisfaction\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09", "date": "1983-04-09", "length": 1032}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-11-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Chrisler Arena on 1979-11-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-11-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Chrisler Arena on 1979-11-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Chrisler Arena on 1979-11-10\nDate: 1979-11-10\n\nDescription:\nDISC ONE 1st Set Rain & Snow (Missing) Minglewood (Missing) Peggy O (Missing) 01. //El Paso 02. High Time 03. Me & My Uncle> 04. Big River 05. Ramble on Rose 06. Looks Like Rain 07. Dire Wolf 08. Passenger 09. Deal DISC TWO 2nd Set 01. Alabama> 02. Promised Land 03. Ship of Fools 04. Samson & Delilah 05. Terrapin Station> 06. Playin'> 07. Drums> DISC THREE 2nd Set (cont) 01. Space> 02. Not Fade Away> 03. Black Peter> 04. Sugar Mag's> 05. Sunshine Daydream Encore 06. Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Chrisler Arena on 1979-11-10", "date": "1979-11-10", "length": 1136}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-05-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Edmundson Pavilion, University Of Washington on 1974-05-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-05-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Edmundson Pavilion, University Of Washington on 1974-05-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Edmundson Pavilion, University Of Washington on 1974-05-21\nDate: 1974-05-21\n\nDescription:\nSet I Me & My Uncle Brown Eyed Women Beat It On Down The Line Deal Mexicali Blues It Must Have Been The Roses The Race Is On Scarlet Begonias El Paso Row Jimmy Money Money Ship Of Fools Weather Report Suite > Let It Grow > China Doll Set II Playing In The Band U.S. Blues Big River Stella Blue Around & Around Eyes Of The World > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Johnny B. Goode Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Edmundson Pavilion, University Of Washington on 1974-05-21", "date": "1974-05-21", "length": 1266}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-04-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rupp Arena, Lexington Center on 1978-04-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-04-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rupp Arena, Lexington Center on 1978-04-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rupp Arena, Lexington Center on 1978-04-21\nDate: 1978-04-21\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, Dire Wolf, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Ramble On Rose, Finiculi Finicula, Passenger, Row Jimmy, It's All Over Now, Brown Eyed Women, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Samson & Delilah, Ship of Fools, Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Stella Blue-> Truckin'-> Playin' In The Band, E: Werewolves of London, E: U.S. Blues* *Second Encore\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rupp Arena, Lexington Center on 1978-04-21", "date": "1978-04-21", "length": 1041}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-05-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1980-05-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-05-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1980-05-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1980-05-16\nDate: 1980-05-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway -> The Promised Land High Time Me And My Uncle -> Big River Row Jimmy New Minglewood Blues Ramble On Rose -> Looks Like Rain China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger -> Althea -> Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Truckin' -> Morning Dew -> Around And Around -> Johnny B. Goode Encore Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1980-05-16", "date": "1980-05-16", "length": 1101}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'He Ain't Give You None'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'He Ain't Give You None' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: He Ain't Give You None\nLyrics by: Van Morrison\nMusic by: Van Morrison\nAlbum: Compliments\nFirst Performance: 1974-02-17\nLast Performance: 1995-04-23\nPublic Performances: 56\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "He Ain't Give You None", "date": "1974-02-17", "length": 676}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-05-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Kresge Plaza - MIT on 1970-05-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-05-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Kresge Plaza - MIT on 1970-05-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Kresge Plaza - MIT on 1970-05-06\nDate: 1970-05-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dancing In The Street lost kid named Frank China Cat Sunflower -> Jam -> I Know You Rider Next Time You See Me Morning Dew Drums -> Good Lovin' -> Drums -> Good Lovin' Casey Jones Saint Stephen -> Not Fade Away\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Kresge Plaza - MIT on 1970-05-06", "date": "1970-05-06", "length": 879}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-04-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Riverfront Coliseum on 1989-04-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-04-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Riverfront Coliseum on 1989-04-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Riverfront Coliseum on 1989-04-08\nDate: 1989-04-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Good Times -> Wang Dang Doodle -> West L.A. Fadeaway Blow Away -> Queen Jane Approximately Loser Cassidy -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Looks Like Rain -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> Dear Mr. Fantasy -> Hey Jude -> I Need A Miracle -> Black Peter -> One More Saturday Night Encore Box Of Rain\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Riverfront Coliseum on 1989-04-08", "date": "1989-04-08", "length": 1023}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-07-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1982-07-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-07-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1982-07-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1982-07-31\nDate: 1982-07-31\n\nDescription:\nDISC ONE (72:46) Set One 1. Tuning (1:36) 2. Alabama Getaway > (4:56) 3. Promised Land (5:21) 4. Candyman (7:13) 5. El Paso (5:28) 6. Bird Song (9:25) 7. Little Red Rooster (8:09) 8. Ramble on Rose (7:09) 9. It's All Over Now (9:51) 10. Brown Eyed Women > (5:48) 11. The Music Never Stopped (7:45) DISC TWO (65:24) Set One cont... 1. Deal (6:36) Set Two 2. Scarlet Begonias > (13:25) 3. Fire on the Mountain (10:26) 4. Estimated Prophet > (11:21) 5. Eyes of the World > (11:58) 6. Jam > (2:47) 7. Drums > (8:48) DISC THREE (42:56) Set Two cont... 1. Space > (7:00) 2. Uncle John's Band > (9:55) 3. Truckin' > (7:19) 4. Morning Dew > (10:56) 5. One More Saturday Night (4:36) Encore: 6. Dont Ease Me In (3:08)\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1982-07-31", "date": "1982-07-31", "length": 1350}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-04-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1982-04-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-04-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1982-04-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1982-04-17\nDate: 1982-04-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I New Minglewood Blues > Sugaree > El Paso Jack-A-Roe > Little Red Rooster Tennessee Jed It's All Over Now Bird Song > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Set II Shakedown Street > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Spanish Jam > Drums > Space > Uncle John's Band > Not Fade Away > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > One More Saturday Night Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1982-04-17", "date": "1982-04-17", "length": 1175}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Orpheus'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Orpheus' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Orpheus\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Grateful Dead\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Orpheus", "date": "", "length": 637}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-06-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1986-06-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-06-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1986-06-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1986-06-20\nDate: 1986-06-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I In The Midnight Hour Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo El Paso West L.A. Fadeaway Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Candyman Let It Grow Set II Uncle John's Band > Playing In The Band > Comes A Time > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Black Peter > Around & Around > Good Lovin' The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1986-06-20", "date": "1986-06-20", "length": 1184}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-04\nDate: 1985-04-04\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Jack Straw Dire Wolf > El Paso She Belongs To Me My Brother Esau > Friend Of The Devil Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Deal Set II I Need A Miracle > Crazy Fingers Samson & Delilah > He's Gone > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Black Peter > Around & Around > Turn On Your Lovelight U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-04", "date": "1985-04-04", "length": 1165}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-08-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1985-08-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-08-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1985-08-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1985-08-31\nDate: 1985-08-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > El Paso Dupree's Diamond Blues Mexicali Blues > Big River Althea My Brother Esau Jack-A-Roe Let It Grow Set II Terrapin Station > Estimated Prophet > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Stella Blue > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: She Belongs To Me One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1985-08-31", "date": "1985-08-31", "length": 1119}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-03-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-03-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-27\nDate: 1985-03-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo > Hell In A Bucket West L.A. Fadeaway Mama Tried > Big River Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues Brown Eyed Women Tons Of Steel > Might As Well Set II Shakedown Street > Uncle John's Band > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Stella Blue > Turn On Your Lovelight Touch Of Grey Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1985-03-27", "date": "1985-03-27", "length": 1158}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-07-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Anaheim Stadium on 1987-07-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-07-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Anaheim Stadium on 1987-07-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Anaheim Stadium on 1987-07-26\nDate: 1987-07-26\n\nDescription:\nSet I Iko Iko New Minglewood Blues Tons Of Steel West L.A. Fadeaway When I Paint My Masterpiece > Mexicali Blues Bird Song > Promised Land Set II Shakedown Street > Looks Like Rain > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Set III Mr. Tambourine Man Dead Man, Dead Man Maggie's Farm Simple Twist Of Fate Watching The River Flow It's All Over Now Baby Blue Chimes Of Freedom Queen Jane Approximately Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Ballad Of A Thin Man Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 Gotta Serve Somebody All Along The Watchtower Encore: Touch Of Grey > Knockin' On Heaven's Door Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Bob Dylan - Guitar (Set 3)\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Anaheim Stadium on 1987-07-26", "date": "1987-07-26", "length": 1465}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-12-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-12-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-29\nDate: 1984-12-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 One More Saturday Night, Friend Of The Devil, My Brother Esau, Big Railroad Blues, Cassidy, Althea, Let It Grow Set 2 Samson & Delilah-> Terrapin Station-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Stella Blue-> Not Fade Away-> E: Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-29", "date": "1984-12-29", "length": 951}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-29\nDate: 1984-04-29\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger Friend Of The Devil C.C. Rider Bird Song Hell In A Bucket West L.A. Fadeaway Cassidy Ramble On Rose Let It Grow Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Samson & Delilah Terrapin Station > Don't Need Love > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Coliseum on 1984-04-29", "date": "1984-04-29", "length": 1111}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-09-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum on 1990-09-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-09-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum on 1990-09-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum on 1990-09-08\nDate: 1990-09-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket Sugaree New Minglewood Blues Friend Of The Devil Queen Jane Approximately Loser Cassidy -> Deal Set 2 Eyes Of The World -> Estimated Prophet -> Terrapin Station -> Jam -> Drums -> Space -> All Along The Watchtower -> SteIla Blue -> Throwing Stones -> Not Fade Away Encore One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum on 1990-09-08", "date": "1990-09-08", "length": 951}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-10-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum on 1990-10-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-10-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum on 1990-10-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum on 1990-10-19\nDate: 1990-10-19\n\nDescription:\nSet I Let The Good Times Roll Shakedown Street Little Red Rooster Brown Eyed Women Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Row Jimmy Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Deal Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Looks Like Rain Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > Sugar Magnolia Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Vince Welnick - Keyboards Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Internationales Congress Centrum on 1990-10-19", "date": "1990-10-19", "length": 1245}
{"conversation": "Human: What was discussed in the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead'?\n\nDeadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion: In the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead', the discussion covered:\n\nSeries: \nEpisode: Grateful Dead\n\nTranscript:\nJerry GarciaJerry GarciaBob WeirBob WeirBill KreutzmannBill KreutzmannPhil LeshPhil LeshMickey HartMickey HartRobert HunterRobert HunterRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanTom ConstantenTom ConstantenKeith GodchauxKeith GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxBrent MydlandBrent MydlandVince WelnickVince WelnickJohn Perry BarlowJohn Perry BarlowDeadcastSkull & Roses 50: Side CEpisode Duration:01:24:16After special guest Judy Collins joins us to untangle the surprising origins of the Dead\u2019s most-performed song, \u201cMe & My Uncle,\u201d the Deadcast wades into the oversold 3-night April 1971 Dance Marathon that became part of \u201cSkull & Roses,\u201d guided by tour manager Sam Cutler and friends.Guests:Judy Collins, Sam Cutler, Candace Brightman, Sally Mann Romano, Rick Turner, Gary Lambert, Blair Jacksonsubscribe on:itunesspotifysoundcloudstitcheryoutubegoogle playpocket castsovercastiheartradioApple PodcastsSpotifyOvercastAmazon MusicYouTube PodcastsLearn MoreSupplemental MaterialsSkull & R...\n\nThis Deadcast episode provides contemporary insights into Grateful Dead culture, connecting past and present through community discussion and expert a...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "podcast", "persona": "Deadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion", "title": "Grateful Dead", "date": "", "length": 1537}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-10-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Carrier Dome, Syracuse University on 1983-10-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-10-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Carrier Dome, Syracuse University on 1983-10-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Carrier Dome, Syracuse University on 1983-10-22\nDate: 1983-10-22\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street Wang Dang Doodle Candyman New Minglewood Blues Bird Song Hell In A Bucket > Keep Your Day Job Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away > One More Saturday Night Encore: Revolution Comment The Band opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Carrier Dome, Syracuse University on 1983-10-22", "date": "1983-10-22", "length": 1171}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-12-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Mill Valley Recreation Center on 1980-12-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-12-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Mill Valley Recreation Center on 1980-12-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Mill Valley Recreation Center on 1980-12-06\nDate: 1980-12-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Dire Wolf On The Road Again I've Been All Around This World Monkey & The Engineer Jack-A-Roe Cassidy Bird Song Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie Ripple Comment Opened for Santa Clause Acoustic Set performed for children with Muscular Dystrophy Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Mill Valley Recreation Center on 1980-12-06", "date": "1980-12-06", "length": 1063}
{"conversation": "Human: What was discussed in the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead'?\n\nDeadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion: In the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead', the discussion covered:\n\nSeries: \nEpisode: Grateful Dead\n\nTranscript:\nJerry GarciaJerry GarciaBob WeirBob WeirBill KreutzmannBill KreutzmannPhil LeshPhil LeshMickey HartMickey HartRobert HunterRobert HunterRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanTom ConstantenTom ConstantenKeith GodchauxKeith GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxBrent MydlandBrent MydlandVince WelnickVince WelnickJohn Perry BarlowJohn Perry BarlowDeadcastT.C.Episode Duration:01:37:28The Deadcast is honored to welcome Tom Constanten to discuss his remarkable tenure as Grateful Dead keyboardist from late 1968 through early 1970, his work on 3 classic albums, & his adventures before & after the Dead, including his current band Dose Hermanos.READ THE FULL TRANSCRIPT OF THIS EPISODEGuests:Tom Constanten, Bob Bralove, Henry Kaiser, David Lemieuxsubscribe on:itunesspotifysoundcloudstitcheryoutubegoogle playpocket castsovercastiheartradioApple PodcastsSpotifyOvercastAmazon MusicYouTube PodcastsLearn MoreSupplemental MaterialsbyJesse JarnowTom Constantenperformed with the Grateful Dead...\n\nThis Deadcast episode provides contemporary insights into Grateful Dead culture, connecting past and present through community discussion and expert a...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "podcast", "persona": "Deadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion", "title": "Grateful Dead", "date": "", "length": 1537}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-06-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1970-06-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-06-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1970-06-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1970-06-05\nDate: 1970-06-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dire Wolf, I Know You Rider, Silver Threads, Friend Of The Devil, Me & My Uncle, Black Peter, New Speedway Boogie Set 2 Cold Rain & Snow, Easy Wind, Mama Tried, Cryptical Envelopement-> Drums-> The Other One-> Cryptical Envelopement-> Attics Of My Life, Hard To Handle, It's A Man's World, Uncle John's Band, E:Saint Stephen-> E: Casey Jones Other artist(s): GD; NRPS; Southern Comfort\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1970-06-05", "date": "1970-06-05", "length": 1039}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'And We Bid You Good Night'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'And We Bid You Good Night' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: And We Bid You Good Night\nLyrics by: Traditional [Sarah Doudney]\nMusic by: Traditional [Ira David Sankey]\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1968-03-08\nLast Performance: 1991-09-26\nPublic Performances: 71\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "And We Bid You Good Night", "date": "1968-03-08", "length": 735}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06\nDate: 1990-07-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket -> Sugaree Easy To Love You Peggy-O Desolation Row West L.A. Fadeaway Picasso Moon Ramble On Rose The Music Never Stopped Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider -> Man Smart, Woman Smarter -> Standing On The Moon -> He's Gone -> Jam -> Drums -> Space -> Truckin' -> Wharf Rat -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Around And Around Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06", "date": "1990-07-06", "length": 1054}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at World Music Theater on 1990-07-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at World Music Theater on 1990-07-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at World Music Theater on 1990-07-23\nDate: 1990-07-23\n\nDescription:\nSet I Cold Rain & Snow Picasso Moon Never Trust A Woman Stagger Lee Cassidy Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning Set II Victim Or The Crime > Foolish Heart > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > All Along The Watchtower > Standing On The Moon > Around & Around > Good Lovin' E: The Weight Set III Comment Brent's last show...RIP (October 21, 1952 - July 26, 1990) Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at World Music Theater on 1990-07-23", "date": "1990-07-23", "length": 1177}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1985-06-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1985-06-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1985-06-30\nDate: 1985-06-30\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo > C.C. Rider Brown Eyed Women Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Keep On Growing > Big Railroad Blues > Looks Like Rain > Don't Ease Me In Set II Shakedown Street > Samson & Delilah Gimme Some Lovin' > He's Gone > Cryptical Envelopment > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > Around & Around > Sugar Magnolia U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Merriweather Post Pavilion on 1985-06-30", "date": "1985-06-30", "length": 1187}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-05-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1980-05-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-05-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1980-05-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1980-05-11\nDate: 1980-05-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Promised Land, They Love Each Other, Cassidy, Loser, It's All Over Now, Easy To Love You, Big Railroad Blues, Looks Like Rain, Don't Ease Me In-> The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Feel Like A Stranger-> Terrapin Station-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Black Peter-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Around & Around-> Johnny B. Goode, E: Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1980-05-11", "date": "1980-05-11", "length": 1114}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'I Know You Rider'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'I Know You Rider' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: I Know You Rider\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1966-01-28\nLast Performance: 1995-07-08\nPublic Performances: 568\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "I Know You Rider", "date": "1966-01-28", "length": 674}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-07-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rubber Bowl, University of Akron on 1986-07-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-07-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rubber Bowl, University of Akron on 1986-07-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rubber Bowl, University of Akron on 1986-07-02\nDate: 1986-07-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told-> They Love Each Other, Little Red Rooster*, Don't Think Twice It's Alright*, It's All Over Now Baby Blue*, Candyman, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Playin' In The Band-> Desolation Row**-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Box Of Rain *W Bob Dylan, **Without Jerry. Dylan, Petty and Heartbreakers opened.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rubber Bowl, University of Akron on 1986-07-02", "date": "1986-07-02", "length": 1141}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Going To Chicago'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Going To Chicago' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Going To Chicago\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Count Basie, Jimmy Rushing\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1962-06-11\nLast Performance: 1962-06-11\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Going To Chicago", "date": "1962-06-11", "length": 683}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-11-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cleveland Public Hall on 1979-11-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-11-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cleveland Public Hall on 1979-11-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cleveland Public Hall on 1979-11-29\nDate: 1979-11-29\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Promised Land Candyman Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues They Love Each Other New Minglewood Blues Easy To Love You Brown Eyed Women > Looks Like Rain > Don't Ease Me In Set II Shakedown Street > Samson & Delilah High Time Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Black Peter > Around & Around > Johnny B. Goode Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cleveland Public Hall on 1979-11-29", "date": "1979-11-29", "length": 1162}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-10-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-10-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17\nDate: 1978-10-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I Promised Land Friend Of The Devil Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Tennessee Jed I Need A Miracle Stagger Lee Jack Straw Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > If I Had The World To Give > Around & Around Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-17", "date": "1978-10-17", "length": 1110}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-26\nDate: 1987-03-26\n\nDescription:\nSet I In The Midnight Hour Cold Rain & Snow C.C. Rider Row Jimmy My Brother Esau When Push Comes To Shove > Desolation Row > Bird Song > Promised Land Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Looks Like Rain > He's Gone > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Black Peter > Around & Around > Good Lovin' Set III The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1987-03-26", "date": "1987-03-26", "length": 1158}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1990-07-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1990-07-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1990-07-12\nDate: 1990-07-12\n\nDescription:\nSet I Let The Good Times Roll Feel Like A Stranger Finiculi Finicula Bertha Just A Little Light Queen Jane Approximately Stagger Lee Cassidy Tennessee Jed > The Music Never Stopped Set II Box Of Rain > Victim Or The Crime > Foolish Heart > Dark Star > Drums > Space > All Along The Watchtower > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Hey Jude > Touch Of Grey The Weight Comment Edie Brickell & New Bohemians Opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on 1990-07-12", "date": "1990-07-12", "length": 1205}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-08-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Arena on 1979-08-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-08-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Arena on 1979-08-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Arena on 1979-08-14\nDate: 1979-08-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw Jack-A-Roe Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Tennessee Jed Easy To Love You Passenger Stagger Lee The Music Never Stopped Set 2 The Promised Land Ship Of Fools Samson And Delilah Terrapin Station -> Playing In The Band -> Drums -> Space -> Not Fade Away -> Stella Blue -> Good Lovin' Encore U.S. Blues -> Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at McNichols Arena on 1979-08-14", "date": "1979-08-14", "length": 986}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-06-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1990-06-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-06-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1990-06-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1990-06-16\nDate: 1990-06-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll-> Truckin'-> Touch Of Gray, Mama Tried-> Big River, Friend Of The Devil, Cassidy, Big Boss Man, One More Saturday Night Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, We Can Run But We Can't Hide-> Estimated Prophet-> Terrapin Station-> Jam-> Drums-> Space-> China Doll-> Sugar Magnolia-, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1990-06-16", "date": "1990-06-16", "length": 1023}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-12-31\nDate: 1978-12-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Sugar Magnolia > Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Me & My Uncle > Big River Friend Of The Devil It's All Over Now Stagger Lee From The Heart Of Me > Sunshine Daydream Set II Samson & Delilah Ramble On Rose I Need A Miracle > * Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band > Drums > # Not Fade Away > Around & Around $ Set III Dark Star > The Other One > Dark Star > Wharf Rat > Saint Stephen > Good Lovin' Encore: Casey Jones > Johnny B. Goode We Bid You Good Night Comment Closing Of Winterland Simulcast FM - KSAN, TV - KQED Blues Brothers opened New Riders Of The Purple Sage opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals Matthew Kelly - Harmonica * Lee Oscar - Harmonica # Greg Errico - Drums # Ken Kesey - The Thunder Machine # John Cipollina - Guitar $\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-12-31", "date": "1978-12-31", "length": 1542}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-11-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Texas Christian University on 1971-11-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-11-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Texas Christian University on 1971-11-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Texas Christian University on 1971-11-14\nDate: 1971-11-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I [Missing] 01.Bertha, [Missing] 02. Beat It On Down The Line, 03. China Cat Sunflower > 04. I Know You Rider, 05. El Paso, 06. Sugaree, 07. Jack Straw, 08. Big Railroad Blues, 09. Me And Bobby McGee, 10. Loser, 11. Playing In The Band, 12. //Tennessee Jed, [Missing] 13. You Win Again, 14. Mexicali Blues, 15. Casey Jones, [Missing] 16. One More Saturday Night Set II 17. Truckin' > 18. Drums > 19. The Other One > 20. Me And My Uncle // [Missing] 21. The Other One > [Missing] 22. Wharf Rat > [Missing] 23. Sugar Magnolia [Missing] 24. E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Texas Christian University on 1971-11-14", "date": "1971-11-14", "length": 1247}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheater on 1984-06-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheater on 1984-06-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheater on 1984-06-14\nDate: 1984-06-14\n\nDescription:\nDisc One/Set One: Iko-Iko Cassidy It Must Have been the Roses Minglewood Blues Brown Eyed Women Jack Straw Day Job Disc Two/Set Two: Shakedown Street Playin in the Band Dear Mr. Fantasy Drums //Space Playin Reprise Black Peter Throwing Stones Not Fade Away E: U. S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheater on 1984-06-14", "date": "1984-06-14", "length": 946}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-08\nDate: 1985-04-08\n\nDescription:\nSet I In The Midnight Hour > Walking The Dog > Big Boss Man Me & My Uncle > Cumberland Blues Down In The Bottom > I Ain't Superstitous Althea Tons Of Steel > Supplication > Might As Well Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-08", "date": "1985-04-08", "length": 966}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-06-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1987-06-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-06-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1987-06-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1987-06-26\nDate: 1987-06-26\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger > Franklin's Tower Walkin' Blues Row Jimmy Tons Of Steel When Push Comes To Shove Cassidy Deal Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World >. Drums > Space > Gimme Some Lovin' > The Wheel > All Along The Watchtower > Black Peter > Around & Around > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Touch Of Grey Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1987-06-26", "date": "1987-06-26", "length": 1177}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-07-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1984-07-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-07-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1984-07-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1984-07-06\nDate: 1984-07-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Iko Iko Jack Straw > Big Railroad Blues Little Red Rooster Candyman Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Bird Song Let It Grow Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Ship Of Fools > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > Dear Mr. Fantasy > The Other One > Black Peter > Why Don't We Do It In The Road > Around & Around > Sugar Magnolia Touch Of Grey Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1984-07-06", "date": "1984-07-06", "length": 1186}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-03-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall - University of California on 1982-03-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-03-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall - University of California on 1982-03-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall - University of California on 1982-03-14\nDate: 1982-03-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 One More Saturday Night -> Sugaree Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues Bird Song -> Little Red Rooster Ramble On Rose Looks Like Rain Althea Let It Grow Set 2 Samson And Delilah Ship Of Fools Playing In The Band -> Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain -> Drums -> Space -> Not Fade Away -> Wharf Rat -> Sugar Magnolia Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Recreation Hall - University of California on 1982-03-14", "date": "1982-03-14", "length": 1078}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-12-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Great Western LA Forum on 1989-12-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-12-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Great Western LA Forum on 1989-12-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Great Western LA Forum on 1989-12-08\nDate: 1989-12-08\n\nDescription:\nSet I Let The Good Times Roll Feel Like A Stranger Stagger Lee Beat It On Down The Line Ramble On Rose Cassidy Blow Away Set II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Looks Like Rain > He's Gone > Drums > Space > I Will Take You Home > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Great Western LA Forum on 1989-12-08", "date": "1989-12-08", "length": 1126}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-11-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1985-11-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-11-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1985-11-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1985-11-22\nDate: 1985-11-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree New Minglewood Blues > Althea Cassidy > Dupree's Diamond Blues > Let It Grow Set 2 Touch Of Grey > Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Morning Dew > Throwing Stones > Turn On Your Love Light Encore: Brokedown Palace Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1985-11-22", "date": "1985-11-22", "length": 1103}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-10-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1977-10-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-10-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1977-10-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1977-10-12\nDate: 1977-10-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, They Love Each Other, Me & My Uncle, Candyman, Passenger, Brown Eyed Women, El Paso, Friend Of The Devil, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication, Deal Set 2 Samson & Delilah-> Tennessee Jed, Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Drums-> The Other One-> Black Peter-> Truckin'-> Nobody's Fault But Mine-> Iko Iko-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Manor Downs on 1977-10-12", "date": "1977-10-12", "length": 996}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-09-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-09-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-20\nDate: 1982-09-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street > New Minglewood Blues Candyman > El Paso Dupree's Diamond Blues It's All Over Now Never Trust A Woman Row Jimmy Throwing Stones > Keep Your Day Job Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > Truckin' > The Other One > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Touch Of Grey Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-20", "date": "1982-09-20", "length": 1178}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-07-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1984-07-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-07-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1984-07-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1984-07-21\nDate: 1984-07-21\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street, Little Red Rooster, Althea, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider-> Looks Like Rain-> Might As Well Set 2 Cold Rain & Snow-> Far From Me-> Truckin'-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Around & Around-> One More Saturday Night, E: Touch Of Grey\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1984-07-21", "date": "1984-07-21", "length": 1011}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-07-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Yale Bowl, Yale University on 1971-07-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-07-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Yale Bowl, Yale University on 1971-07-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Yale Bowl, Yale University on 1971-07-31\nDate: 1971-07-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Truckin', Sugaree, Mr. Charlie, Mama Tried, Big Railroad Blues, Hard To Handle, Loser, Playin' In The Band-> Dark Star-> Bird Song, El Paso, Me And Bobby McGee Set 2 Bertha, Big Boss Man, Me & My Uncle, Deal, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Sing Me Back Home, Sugar Magnolia, Casey Jones, Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Darkness Jam-> Not Fade Away, E:Uncle John's Band-> E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Yale Bowl, Yale University on 1971-07-31", "date": "1971-07-31", "length": 1110}
{"conversation": "Human: What was discussed in the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead'?\n\nDeadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion: In the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead', the discussion covered:\n\nSeries: \nEpisode: Grateful Dead\n\nTranscript:\nJerry GarciaJerry GarciaBob WeirBob WeirBill KreutzmannBill KreutzmannPhil LeshPhil LeshMickey HartMickey HartRobert HunterRobert HunterRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanTom ConstantenTom ConstantenKeith GodchauxKeith GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxBrent MydlandBrent MydlandVince WelnickVince WelnickJohn Perry BarlowJohn Perry BarlowDeadcastWake Of The Flood 50: Mississippi Half-Step Uptown ToodelooEpisode Duration:01:21:56The Deadcast begins our deep dive into Wake of the Flood, including multi-track breakdowns for Mississippi Half-Step, never-heard outtakes, studio memories from Donna Jean Godchaux-MacKay, & the origins of Grateful Dead Records with co-founder Ron Rakow.READ THE FULL TRANSCRIPT OF THIS EPISODEGuests:Donna Jean Godchaux-MacKay, Ron Rakow, Alan Trist, Steve Brown, David Lemieux, Brian Kehew, Nick Paumgarten, Shaugn O\u2019Donnellsubscribe on:itunesgoogle playpocket castsovercastiheartradioApple PodcastsSpotifyOvercastAmazon MusicYouTube PodcastsLearn ...\n\nThis Deadcast episode provides contemporary insights into Grateful Dead culture, connecting past and present through community discussion and expert a...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "podcast", "persona": "Deadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion", "title": "Grateful Dead", "date": "", "length": 1537}
{"conversation": "Human: What was discussed in the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead'?\n\nDeadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion: In the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead', the discussion covered:\n\nSeries: \nEpisode: Grateful Dead\n\nTranscript:\nJerry GarciaJerry GarciaBob WeirBob WeirBill KreutzmannBill KreutzmannPhil LeshPhil LeshMickey HartMickey HartRobert HunterRobert HunterRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanTom ConstantenTom ConstantenKeith GodchauxKeith GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxBrent MydlandBrent MydlandVince WelnickVince WelnickJohn Perry BarlowJohn Perry BarlowDeadcastGarciaEpisode Duration:01:10:34The Deadcast takes a special season-closing look at Jerry Garcia\u2019s classic eponymous debut with co-producer Bob Matthews and friends, recorded during the summer of 1971 by Garcia and a small crew of close collaborators including Bill Kreutzmann and Robert Hunter.Guests:Bob Matthews, Steve Silberman, Joe Jupillesubscribe on:itunesspotifysoundcloudstitcheryoutubegoogle playpocket castsovercastiheartradioApple PodcastsSpotifyOvercastAmazon MusicYouTube PodcastsLearn MoreSupplemental Materialsby Jesse JarnowAfter spending the spring of 1971 on the road with the Grateful Dead, and the early part of th...\n\nThis Deadcast episode provides contemporary insights into Grateful Dead culture, connecting past and present through community discussion and expert a...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "podcast", "persona": "Deadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion", "title": "Grateful Dead", "date": "", "length": 1537}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-06-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1988-06-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-06-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1988-06-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1988-06-19\nDate: 1988-06-19\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo Feel Like A Stranger Never Trust A Woman Ramble On Rose Little Red Rooster Bird Song Promised Land Set II Foolish Heart Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > I Need A Miracle > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Throwing Stones Not Fade Away Knockin' On Heaven's Door Comment Kreutzmann gave a pep talk to the crowd before the show - be cool Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alpine Valley Music Theatre on 1988-06-19", "date": "1988-06-19", "length": 1241}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-09-19 [Mon] - 'JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1977-09-19 [Mon] titled 'JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1977-09-19 [Mon]\nVenue: Club Front, San Rafael, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Private\n\nSetlist:\nSession: Rain (Donna Godchaux)\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Club Front, San Rafael, CA", "date": "1977-09-19 [Mon]", "length": 706}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1984-10-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1984-10-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1984-10-06\nDate: 1984-10-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket, Dire Wolf, Cassidy, They Love Each Other, Minglewood Blues, Tennessee Jed, Looks Like Rain-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Playin' In The Band-> China Doll-> Drums-> Throwing Stones-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> One More Saturday Night, E: Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1984-10-06", "date": "1984-10-06", "length": 971}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-08-18 [Sat] - 'JGB at UIC Pavilion, University of Illinois, Chicago, Chicago, IL'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1984-08-18 [Sat] titled 'JGB at UIC Pavilion, University of Illinois, Chicago, Chicago, IL' was notable:\n\nDate: 1984-08-18 [Sat]\nVenue: UIC Pavilion, University of Illinois, Chicago, Chicago, IL\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Set: Cats Under The Stars, Get Out Of My Life Woman, I'll Take A Melody, Run For The Roses, Gomorrah, Midnight MoonlightEncore: Deal\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at UIC Pavilion, University of Illinois, Chicago, Chicago, IL", "date": "1984-08-18 [Sat]", "length": 912}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-04-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1970-04-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-04-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1970-04-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1970-04-12\nDate: 1970-04-12\n\nDescription:\nSet I Good Morning Little School Girl, Casey Jones, Mama Tried, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider-> High Time, Good Lovin'-> Drums-> Good Lovin' Set II Candyman, Deep Elem Blues, Cumberland Blues, Dire Wolf, Black Peter, Uncle John's Band Set III Dancin' In The Streets, It's A Man's World, Viola Lee Blues Comment Second set acoustic billing; GD; Miles Davis Quintet with Atrto Moreira; Stone The Crows; Clouds\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1970-04-12", "date": "1970-04-12", "length": 1064}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-01-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Selland Arena on 1978-01-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-01-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Selland Arena on 1978-01-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Selland Arena on 1978-01-15\nDate: 1978-01-15\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Good Lovin' Dire Wolf Mexicali Blues > Big River It Must Have Been The Roses Passenger Brown Eyed Women The Music Never Stopped Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Selland Arena on 1978-01-15", "date": "1978-01-15", "length": 955}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-07-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Five Seasons Center on 1984-07-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-07-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Five Seasons Center on 1984-07-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Five Seasons Center on 1984-07-04\nDate: 1984-07-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger, Friend Of The Devil, CC Rider, Cumberland Blues-> Beat It On Down The Line, Row Jimmy, Hell In A Bucket-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower-> Far From Me-> Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around-> Good Lovin', E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Five Seasons Center on 1984-07-04", "date": "1984-07-04", "length": 993}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-05-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1980-05-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-05-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1980-05-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1980-05-02\nDate: 1980-05-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 New Minglewood Blues Loser Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Friend Of The Devil Far From Me Looks Like Rain Althea The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Alabama Getaway -> Space -> Feel Like A Stranger -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Not Fade Away -> Stella Blue -> I Need A Miracle -> Bertha -> Good Lovin' Encore Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1980-05-02", "date": "1980-05-02", "length": 991}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Close Up The Honky Tonks'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Close Up The Honky Tonks' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Close Up The Honky Tonks\nLyrics by: Red Simpson\nMusic by: Red Simpson\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1969-06-25\nLast Performance: 1969-06-25\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Close Up The Honky Tonks", "date": "1969-06-25", "length": 696}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-02-02 [Tue] - 'JGB at Catalyst, Santa Cruz, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1982-02-02 [Tue] titled 'JGB at Catalyst, Santa Cruz, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1982-02-02 [Tue]\nVenue: Catalyst, Santa Cruz, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Catfish John, Let It Rock, Simple Twist Of Fate, I Second That EmotionSet 2: I'll Take A Melody, (I'm A) Road Runner, Russian Lullaby, Valerie, Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Catalyst, Santa Cruz, CA", "date": "1982-02-02 [Tue]", "length": 876}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1989-10-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1989-10-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1989-10-01\nDate: 1989-10-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Ramble On Rose, Walkin' Blues, Built To Last, When I Paint My Masterpiece, A Little Light, Cassidy, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Hell In A Bucket, Scarlet Begonias-> Women Are Smarter, He's Gone-> Drums-> Jam-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1989-10-01", "date": "1989-10-01", "length": 979}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-19\nDate: 1984-04-19\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told Loser C.C. Rider Bird Song Hell In A Bucket Big Railroad Blues The Music Never Stopped > Don't Ease Me In Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Estimated Prophet > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Philadelphia Civic Center on 1984-04-19", "date": "1984-04-19", "length": 1132}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1985-06-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1985-06-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1985-06-15\nDate: 1985-06-15\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey New Minglewood Blues Friend Of The Devil Cassidy Dupree's Diamond Blues Me & My Uncle > Big River > Might As Well Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Gimme Some Lovin' > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away She Belongs To Me U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1985-06-15", "date": "1985-06-15", "length": 1184}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-10-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-10-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-11\nDate: 1980-10-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I Acoustic Set Dire Wolf Dark Hollow Rosalie McFall Cassidy Deep Elem Blues Monkey & The Engineer China Doll Heaven Help The Fool Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie > Ripple Set II Electric Set 1 Feel Like A Stranger > They Love Each Other Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Loser Passenger Ramble On Rose Looks Like Rain Althea Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance Set III Electric Set 2 China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Let It Grow > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > * Wharf Rat > * Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > * One More Saturday Night * Encore: Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums John Cippolina - Guitar *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-11", "date": "1980-10-11", "length": 1379}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-05-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-05-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-09\nDate: 1981-05-09\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > Franklin's Tower > Feel Like A Stranger Bird Song Little Red Rooster Candyman Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Looks Like Rain China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Black Peter > Around & Around > One More Saturday Night Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-09", "date": "1981-05-09", "length": 1249}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-02-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Golden Hall - San Diego Community Concourse on 1982-02-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-02-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Golden Hall - San Diego Community Concourse on 1982-02-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Golden Hall - San Diego Community Concourse on 1982-02-20\nDate: 1982-02-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw They Love Each Other -> C C Rider Tennessee Jed Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues To Lay Me Down -> Let It Grow Set 2 Franklin's Tower -> Samson And Delilah Big Railroad Blues Playing In The Band -> Drums -> Space -> Truckin' -> Black Peter -> Around And Around -> One More Saturday Night Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Golden Hall - San Diego Community Concourse on 1982-02-20", "date": "1982-02-20", "length": 1074}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Broome County Arena on 1983-04-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Broome County Arena on 1983-04-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Broome County Arena on 1983-04-12\nDate: 1983-04-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway -> Greatest Story Ever Told Bird Song New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Cassidy Loser It's All Over Now Dupree's Diamond Blues Let It Grow Set 2 Help On The Way -> Slipknot! -> Franklin's Tower Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance Terrapin Station -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Not Fade Away Encore Not Fade Away -> It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Broome County Arena on 1983-04-12", "date": "1983-04-12", "length": 1048}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Sweet Baby'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Sweet Baby' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Sweet Baby\nLyrics by: Keith and Donna Godchaux\nMusic by: Keith and Donna Godchaux\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1975-08-20\nLast Performance: 1975-08-30\nPublic Performances: 2\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Sweet Baby", "date": "1975-08-20", "length": 680}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-11-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1981-11-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-11-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1981-11-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1981-11-29\nDate: 1981-11-29\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street > Greatest Story Ever Told Friend Of The Devil > C.C. Rider Candyman Me & My Uncle > Big River Althea > Looks Like Rain Might As Well Set II Samson & Delilah Ship Of Fools Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > He's Gone > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Black Peter > (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1981-11-29", "date": "1981-11-29", "length": 1111}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1989-07-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1989-07-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1989-07-02\nDate: 1989-07-02\n\nDescription:\nSet I Playing In The Band > Crazy Fingers > Wang Dang Doodle We Can Run Tennessee Jed Queen Jane Approximately To Lay Me Down Cassidy > Don't Ease Me In Set II Friend Of The Devil Truckin' > He's Gone > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Hey Jude > Sugar Magnolia The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1989-07-02", "date": "1989-07-02", "length": 1123}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-11\nDate: 1988-09-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Iko Iko, Feel Like A Stranger-> Franklin's Tower, Little Red Rooster, Peggy-O, Memphis Blues, Tennessee Jed, Promised Land Set 2 Foolish Heart, Victim Or The Crime, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Drums-> Space-> The Wheel-> Stella Blue-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-11", "date": "1988-09-11", "length": 963}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-10-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-10-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-06\nDate: 1980-10-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Acoustic Set Dire Wolf Cassidy Jack-A-Roe Monkey & The Engineer I've Been All Around This World Heaven Help The Fool China Doll On The Road Again Bird Song > Ripple Set II Electric Set 1 China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > New Minglewood Blues They Love Each Other Beat It On Down The Line Peggy-O Lazy Lightning > Supplication Brown Eyed Women Looks Like Rain > Deal Set III Electric Set 2 Samson & Delilah It Must Have Been The Roses > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Truckin' > The Other One > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia > Johnny B. Goode Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-10-06", "date": "1980-10-06", "length": 1406}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-10-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-10-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-16\nDate: 1974-10-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 2 Phil & Ned -> Space -> Wharf Rat -> Space -> Eyes Of The World, Big River, Ship Of Fools, Truckin' -> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad -> Uncle John's Band, Johnny B. Goode, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1974-10-16", "date": "1974-10-16", "length": 849}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1993-11-15 [Mon] - 'JGB at Centrum, Worcester, MA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1993-11-15 [Mon] titled 'JGB at Centrum, Worcester, MA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1993-11-15 [Mon]\nVenue: Centrum, Worcester, MA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), And It Stoned Me, Get Out Of My Life Woman, Simple Twist Of Fate, Lay Down Sally, Like A Road Leading Home, DealSet 2: Shining Star, Waiting For A Miracle, Think, Reuben And Cherise, Gomorrah, Midnight Moonlight, The Maker\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Centrum, Worcester, MA", "date": "1993-11-15 [Mon]", "length": 930}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-11-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1973-11-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-11-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1973-11-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1973-11-11\nDate: 1973-11-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I Promised Land > Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told Sugaree Black Throated Wind To Lay Me Down El Paso Ramble On Rose Me & Bobby McGee China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Me & My Uncle Loose Lucy Weather Report Suite > Let It Grow Set II Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo Big River Dark Star > Mind Left Body Jam > Eyes Of The World > China Doll Sugar Magnolia Uncle John's Band Johnny B. Goode > We Bid You Goodnight Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1973-11-11", "date": "1973-11-11", "length": 1231}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Six White Horses'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Six White Horses' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Six White Horses\nLyrics by: Clyde Moody\nMusic by: Clyde Moody\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Six White Horses", "date": "", "length": 666}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1982-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1982-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1982-12-31\nDate: 1982-12-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow, CC Rider***, Cumberland Blues, Far From Me-> Cassidy, Ramble On Rose, Looks Like Rain, Day Job Set 2 Sugar Magnolia-> Sugaree-> Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools, Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Not Fade Away**-> Deal**-> Sunshine Daydream** Set 3 Turn On Your Love Light*-> Tell Mama*, Baby What You Want Me To Do*, Hard To Handle*, Midnight Hour*, E: Brokedown Palace *w/ Matt Kelly **w/ John Cippolina. Etta James and Tower of Power Horns played third set\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium Arena on 1982-12-31", "date": "1982-12-31", "length": 1160}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-02-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Fabulous Forum on 1989-02-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-02-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Fabulous Forum on 1989-02-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Fabulous Forum on 1989-02-10\nDate: 1989-02-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger Franklin's Tower Walkin' Blues To Lay Me Down When I Paint My Masterpiece Friend Of The Devil Let It Grow Set 2 Just A Little Light Truckin' Crazy Fingers Playing In The Band Drums Space The Wheel Gimme Some Lovin' Wharf Rat Sugar Magnolia Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Fabulous Forum on 1989-02-10", "date": "1989-02-10", "length": 965}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-08\nDate: 1985-04-08\n\nDescription:\nSet I In The Midnight Hour > Walking The Dog > Big Boss Man Me & My Uncle > Cumberland Blues Down In The Bottom > I Ain't Superstitous Althea Tons Of Steel > Supplication > Might As Well Set II Revolution Hell In A Bucket > Touch Of Grey Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Stella Blue > Around & Around > Turn On Your Lovelight Encore: Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1985-04-08", "date": "1985-04-08", "length": 1187}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-10-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Stadium on 1976-10-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-10-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Stadium on 1976-10-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Stadium on 1976-10-09\nDate: 1976-10-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Cassidy Tennessee Jed Looks Like Rain They Love Each Other New Minglewood Blues Scarlet Begonias Lazy Lightnin' Supplication Sugaree Set 2 Saint Stephen -> Not Fade Away -> Saint Stephen -> Help On The Way -> Slipknot! -> Drums -> Samson And Delilah -> Slipknot! -> Franklin's Tower -> One More Saturday Night Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Stadium on 1976-10-09", "date": "1976-10-09", "length": 1115}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-26\nDate: 1989-10-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Foolish Heart Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee Me And My Uncle > Big River Brown-Eyed Women Victim Or The Crime > Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Estimated Prophet > Blow Away Dark Star > Drums > Space > The Wheel > All Along The Watchtower > Stella Blue > Not Fade Away Encore: And We Bid You Good Night Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Miami Arena on 1989-10-26", "date": "1989-10-26", "length": 1068}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-08-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1987-08-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-08-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1987-08-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1987-08-11\nDate: 1987-08-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain & Snow-> Little Red Rooster, Tons Of Steel, High Time, When I Paint My Masterpiece, When Push Comes To Shove, Let It Grow Set 2 Crazy Fingers-> Samson & Delilah, Ship of Fools, Playin' In The Band-> China Doll-> Drums-> Jam-> All Along The Watchtower-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Around & Around-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1987-08-11", "date": "1987-08-11", "length": 1032}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-10-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1976-10-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-10-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1976-10-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1976-10-01\nDate: 1976-10-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Mama Tried, Deal, Cassidy, Friend Of The Devil, Big River, Brown Eyed Women, It's All Over Now, Scarlet Begonias, Promised Land Set 2 Might As Well, Samson & Delilah, Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower, Dancin' In The Streets-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Ship of Fools-> Dancin' In The Streets-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> One More Saturday Night, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1976-10-01", "date": "1976-10-01", "length": 1053}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16\nDate: 1985-06-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I In The Midnight Hour > Bertha Walkin' Blues Tennessee Jed My Brother Esau Big Railroad Blues > Looks Like Rain > Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo > Promised Land Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Samson & Delilah That's It For The Other One > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > I Need A Miracle > Wharf Rat > Turn On Your Lovelight Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16", "date": "1985-06-16", "length": 1227}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Early Morning Rain'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Early Morning Rain' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Early Morning Rain\nLyrics by: Gordon Lightfoot\nMusic by: Gordon Lightfoot\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1966-01-07\nLast Performance: 1966-11-29\nPublic Performances: 2\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Early Morning Rain", "date": "1966-01-07", "length": 688}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-04-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nashville Municipal Auditorium on 1978-04-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-04-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nashville Municipal Auditorium on 1978-04-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nashville Municipal Auditorium on 1978-04-22\nDate: 1978-04-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha-> Good Lovin', Candyman, Looks Like Rain, Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, Peggy-O, Minglewood Blues, Deal Set 2 Lazy Lightning-> Supplication, It Must Have Been The Roses, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: One More Saturday Night photos\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nashville Municipal Auditorium on 1978-04-22", "date": "1978-04-22", "length": 1004}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-08\nDate: 1988-09-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll-> Shakedown Street, Walkin' Blues, To Lay Me Down, Loser, It's All Over Now, Let It Grow Set 2 Bertha-> Greatest Story Ever Told-> Crazy Fingers, Truckin'-> Drums-> Space-> I Need A Miracle-> Dear Mr. Fantasy-> Hey Jude-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: Black Mudd\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1988-09-08", "date": "1988-09-08", "length": 935}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about this piece of Grateful Dead history: 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1970-11-08'\n\nGrateful Dead Archive specialist with access to rare historical materials: This Grateful Dead content reveals:\n\nArchive Item: Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1970-11-08\n\nDescription:\nThe various sources for this composite recording make an accurate genealogyimpossible, but the bulk of the recording seems to be MAC>C>D>CD,with a couple of mystery gens in there somewhere. The DAT>CD conversion wasdone by one Miles Garrett, and CD>SHN by Morgan Evans. Enjoy.The following discussion is from deadlists.com. After much listening,it appears that our copy is a well-executed composite of 1AUD patched with 2AUD,except for the last half of Dancin through the end of the show, which is patched witha higher-gen copy of the last reel of 1AUD:*************************************************************************Since no SBD survives in the vault of this alltime classic show we areespecially lucky that there are three AUD masters in circulation. The bestmaster as far as sound, reportedly 1AUD was recorded from the balcony. Itis recognizable by the following defects: it is missing the opening 1:46 ofMorning Dew, the 1st 9 seconds of Around & Around, 1:02 of jamming in BabyBlue starting at 7:37, the first 3 seconds of Truckin, the first coupleseconds of Dark Star, and 4:19 of jamming from Dancin, st...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "archive", "persona": "Grateful Dead Archive specialist with access to rare historical materials", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theater on 1970-11-08", "date": "", "length": 1559}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-10-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at GrugaHalle on 1990-10-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-10-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at GrugaHalle on 1990-10-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at GrugaHalle on 1990-10-17\nDate: 1990-10-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket Sugaree New Minglewood Blues Ramble On Rose Me & My Uncle > Maggie's Farm High Time Cassidy Tennessee Jed Picasso Moon Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Truckin' > He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Wheel > I Need A Miracle > Black Peter > Turn On Your Lovelight Encore: Knockin' On Heaven's Door Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Vince Welnick - Keyboards Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at GrugaHalle on 1990-10-17", "date": "1990-10-17", "length": 1135}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-12-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-12-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-30\nDate: 1982-12-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Alabama Getaway -> d1t02 - The Promised Land d1t03 - Loser -> d1t04 - Little Red Rooster d1t05 - Big Railroad Blues d1t06 - Feel Like A Stranger d1t07 - Dupree's Diamond Blues d1t08 - The Music Never Stopped -> d1t09 - Don't Ease Me In Set 2 d2t01 - Tuning d2t02 - Touch Of Grey -> d2t03 - Throwing Stones -> d2t04 - Franklin's Tower d2t05 - Lost Sailor -> d2t06 - Saint Of Circumstance -> d2t07 - He's Gone -> d2t08 - Drums -> d3t01 - Space -> d3t02 - Truckin' -> d3t03 - Stella Blue -> d3t04 - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> d3t05 - Johnny B. Goode Encore: d3t06 - Introductions/Tuning d3t07 - Hard To Handle d3t08 - Tell Mama\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland Auditorium on 1982-12-30", "date": "1982-12-30", "length": 1310}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-07-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Giants Stadium on 1987-07-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-07-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Giants Stadium on 1987-07-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Giants Stadium on 1987-07-12\nDate: 1987-07-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 3 Slow Train Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Tomorrow Is A Long Time # Highway 61 Revisited It's All Over Now, Baby Blue Ballad Of A Thin Man John Brown The Wicked Messenger Queen Jane Approximately Chimes Of Freedom Joey All Along The Watchtower Times They Are A Changin' -encore(s)- Touch Of Grey-> Knockin' On Heaven's Door Jerry Garcia - Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar # Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Bob Dylan - Acoustic Guitar (Set 3)\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Giants Stadium on 1987-07-12", "date": "1987-07-12", "length": 1186}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-20\nDate: 1986-03-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch Of Grey > Little Red Rooster Friend Of The Devil It's All Over Now Row Jimmy Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Althea Box Of Rain Set II Iko Iko Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: U.S. Blues Comment First Box of Rain since Watkins Glen - July 28, 1973 Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1986-03-20", "date": "1986-03-20", "length": 1117}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-07-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-07-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28\nDate: 1973-07-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Beat It On Down The Line, Brown Eyed Women, Mexicali Blues, Box Of Rain, Here Comes Sunshine, Looks Like Rain, Row Jimmy, Jack Straw, Deal, Playin' In The Band Set 2 Around & Around, Loose Lucy, Big River, He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Nobody's Fault But Mine-> El Paso, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Stella Blue, Eyes Of The World, Sugar Magnolia Set 3 Sing Me Back Home, Not Fade Away*, Mountain Jam*, Johnny B. Goode*, *wi\\ the Allman Brothers and The Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28", "date": "1973-07-28", "length": 1148}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-07-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1987-07-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-07-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1987-07-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1987-07-04\nDate: 1987-07-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Gray, Hell In A Bucket, West L.A. Fadeaway, Tons Of Steel, Little Red Rooster, Box Of Rain, Althea, Uncle John's Band-> Playin' In The Band-> Jam-> Drums-> Space-> Truckin'-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Throwing Stones Set 2 Times They Are A Changin', Man Of Peace, I'll Be Your Baby Tonight*, The Ballad Of Frankie Lee And Judas Priest, I Want You, Ballad Of A Thin Man, Memphis Blues, Queen Jane Approximately, Chimes Of Freedom, Slow Train Coming, Joey, All Along The Watchtower, E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door *Jerry on Pedal Steel. All the songs in the 2nd set were sung by Dylan\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Sullivan Stadium on 1987-07-04", "date": "1987-07-04", "length": 1254}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-18 - 'The Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1984-10-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-18 titled 'The Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1984-10-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: The Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1984-10-18\nDate: 1984-10-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger, Candyman, Little Red Rooster, Big Railroad Blues, Cassidy-> Althea, Hell In A Bucket Set 2 Dancing In The Street > Touch Of Grey, Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Space > China Doll > Space > Drums > Space > Playing In The Band > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away > Drums, E: It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "The Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1984-10-18", "date": "1984-10-18", "length": 1011}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-11-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-11-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-11-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-11-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-11-02\nDate: 1979-11-02\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo > Franklin's Tower El Paso > Mexicali Blues Tennessee Jed Lazy Lightning > Supplication Deal Set II I Need A Miracle > Bertha > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Casey Jones Comment Bill yells \"Fuck you guys\" before encore. Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1979-11-02", "date": "1979-11-02", "length": 1176}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-10-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-10-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-28\nDate: 1985-10-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Sugaree > Kansas City * Peggy-O My Brother Esau Ramble On Rose Cassidy Row Jimmy Promised Land Set II Scarlet Begonias > Touch Of Grey > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning > Stella Blue > Around & Around > Good Lovin' Encore: Keep Your Day Job Comment First time performed * Kansas City Royals were in the World Series Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-28", "date": "1985-10-28", "length": 1153}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16\nDate: 1985-06-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I In The Midnight Hour > Bertha Walkin' Blues Tennessee Jed My Brother Esau Big Railroad Blues > Looks Like Rain > Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo > Promised Land Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Samson & Delilah That's It For The Other One > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > I Need A Miracle > Wharf Rat > Turn On Your Lovelight Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater, U. of California on 1985-06-16", "date": "1985-06-16", "length": 1227}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1990-03-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1990-03-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1990-03-19\nDate: 1990-03-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket Bertha We Can Run Jack-A-Roe Picasso Moon Brown Eyed Women It's All Over Now -> Deal Set 2 % Box Of Rain -> Foolish Heart -> Playing In The Band -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> China Doll -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Around And Around Encore Brokedown Palace %\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Civic Center on 1990-03-19", "date": "1990-03-19", "length": 968}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-05-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Palladium on 1977-05-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-05-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Palladium on 1977-05-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Palladium on 1977-05-04\nDate: 1977-05-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 2 Estimated Prophet Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Terrapin Station -> Playing In The Band -> Comes A Time -> Playing In The Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Palladium on 1977-05-04", "date": "1977-05-04", "length": 791}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-07-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1986-07-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-07-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1986-07-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1986-07-04\nDate: 1986-07-04\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Dupree's Diamond Blues C.C. Rider Tennessee Jed My Brother Esau Touch Of Grey Set II Cold Rain & Snow > Fire On The Mountain > Samson & Delilah > * The Wheel > * I Need A Miracle > * Uncle John's Band > * Drums > * Space Gimme Some Lovin' > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Turn On Your Lovelight Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Bob Dylan and Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers opened Broadcast on TV for Farm Aid * Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rich Stadium on 1986-07-04", "date": "1986-07-04", "length": 1195}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-04-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-04-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-11\nDate: 1987-04-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree New Minglewood Blues Loser Tons Of Steel > Desolation Row Big Railroad Blues The Music Never Stopped Set II Touch Of Grey > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: Black Muddy River Comment FM Broadcast WXRT Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at UIC Pavilion on 1987-04-11", "date": "1987-04-11", "length": 1098}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-09-13 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1981-09-13'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-09-13 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1981-09-13' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1981-09-13\nDate: 1981-09-13\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw > Bertha Me & My Uncle > Big River To Lay Me Down Little Red Rooster Loser Passenger Ramble On Rose > Let It Grow > Might As Well Set II Cold Rain & Snow > Samson & Delilah It Must Have Been The Roses Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Terrapin Station > Never Trust A Woman > Drums > Space > The Wheel > I Need A Miracle > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Sugar Magnolia Encore: (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction > Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, University Of California on 1981-09-13", "date": "1981-09-13", "length": 1310}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23\nDate: 1987-03-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Grey, Little Red Rooster, Althea, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Iko Iko, Tons Of Steel, Feel Like A Stranger, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Box Of Rain, Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools, Truckin'-> Jam-> Drums-> Space-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Throwing Stones-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-23", "date": "1987-03-23", "length": 968}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-04-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1986-04-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-04-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1986-04-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1986-04-01\nDate: 1986-04-01\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Gimme Some Lovin'-> Little Red Rooster, Stagger Lee, Cassidy, Tennessee Jed, Looks Like Rain-> Big Railroad Blues-> The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Shakedown Street, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> I Need A Miracle-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Box Of Rain\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1986-04-01", "date": "1986-04-01", "length": 959}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-05-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Edmundson Pavilion - University of Washington on 1974-05-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-05-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Edmundson Pavilion - University of Washington on 1974-05-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Edmundson Pavilion - University of Washington on 1974-05-21\nDate: 1974-05-21\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Me And My Uncle Brown Eyed Women Beat It On Down The Line Deal Mexicali Blues It Must Have Been The Roses The Race Is On Scarlet Begonias El Paso Row Jimmy Money Money Ship Of Fools Weather Report Suite Prelude -> Weather Report Suite Part -> Let It Grow -> China Doll Set 2 Playing In The Band U.S. Blues Big River Stella Blue Around And Around Eyes Of The World -> Wharf Rat -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Edmundson Pavilion - University of Washington on 1974-05-21", "date": "1974-05-21", "length": 1167}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-05-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1980-05-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-05-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1980-05-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1980-05-11\nDate: 1980-05-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway -> The Promised Land They Love Each Other Cassidy Loser It's All Over Now Easy To Love You Big Railroad Blues Looks Like Rain Don't Ease Me In -> The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain Feel Like A Stranger -> Terrapin Station -> Playing In The Band -> Drums -> Space -> Black Peter -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> Around And Around -> Johnny B. Goode Encore Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1980-05-11", "date": "1980-05-11", "length": 1133}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-05-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Laguna Seca Recreation Area on 1987-05-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-05-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Laguna Seca Recreation Area on 1987-05-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Laguna Seca Recreation Area on 1987-05-09\nDate: 1987-05-09\n\nDescription:\nSet I Sugar Magnolia > Sugaree Funiculi Funicula Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues When Push Comes To Shove Tons Of Steel My Brother Esau Tennessee Jed Let It Grow Set II Touch Of Grey > Looks Like Rain > He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Wheel > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Around & Around > Sunshine Daydream Encore: Iko Iko Comment Ry Cooder Opened Bruce Hornsby & The Range Opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Laguna Seca Recreation Area on 1987-05-09", "date": "1987-05-09", "length": 1196}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-09-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1990-09-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-09-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1990-09-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1990-09-10\nDate: 1990-09-10\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street Little Red Rooster Peggy-O Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Row Jimmy Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Foolish Heart > Promised Land Set II Victim Or The Crime > Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Vince Welnick - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Spectrum on 1990-09-10", "date": "1990-09-10", "length": 1126}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-06-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Folsom Field, U. of Colorado on 1980-06-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-06-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Folsom Field, U. of Colorado on 1980-06-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Folsom Field, U. of Colorado on 1980-06-08\nDate: 1980-06-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Uncle John's Band-> Playin' In The Band-> Uncle John's Band, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Tennessee Jed, Samson & Delilah, Easy To Love You-> Althea-> Looks Like Rain-> Deal Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger, Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E:Alabama Getaway-> E: Brokedown Palace Official 15th Anniversary celebration Other artist(s): Warren Zevon.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Folsom Field, U. of Colorado on 1980-06-08", "date": "1980-06-08", "length": 1129}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'My Own Fault'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'My Own Fault' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: My Own Fault\nLyrics by: John Lee Hooker\nMusic by: John Lee Hooker\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1966-12-01\nLast Performance: 1966-12-01\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "My Own Fault", "date": "1966-12-01", "length": 668}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-22\nDate: 1988-09-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street, Minglewood Blues, Candyman, Beat It On Down The Line-> Greatest Story Ever Told, To Lay Me Down, Cassidy-> Deal Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Space-> I Need A Miracle-> Dear Mr. Fantasy-> Hey Jude-> Turn On Your Lovelight E: Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-22", "date": "1988-09-22", "length": 1030}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-04-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at FrostAmphitheatre on 1988-04-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-04-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at FrostAmphitheatre on 1988-04-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at FrostAmphitheatre on 1988-04-30\nDate: 1988-04-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues Row Jimmy Far From Me Let It Grow Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools Truckin' -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> All Along The Watchtower Don't Ease Me In Encore Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at FrostAmphitheatre on 1988-04-30", "date": "1988-04-30", "length": 1000}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Sally Goodin'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Sally Goodin' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Sally Goodin\nLyrics by: Traditional\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1962-06-11\nLast Performance: 1974-04-28\nPublic Performances: 4\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Sally Goodin", "date": "1962-06-11", "length": 660}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-06-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1990-06-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-06-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1990-06-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1990-06-09\nDate: 1990-06-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll Feel Like A Stranger Peggy-O, Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues Loser When I Paint My Masterpiece Loose Lucy Cassidy -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Victim Or The Crime -> Touch Of Grey -> Looks Like Rain -> Terrapin Station -> Drums -> Space -> Dear Mr. Fantasy -> Hey Jude -> All Along The Watchtower -> Stella Blue -> Turn On Your Lovelight Encore Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cal Expo Amphitheatre on 1990-06-09", "date": "1990-06-09", "length": 1064}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-09-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alexandra Palace on 1974-09-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-09-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alexandra Palace on 1974-09-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alexandra Palace on 1974-09-09\nDate: 1974-09-09\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha Promised Land It Must Have Been The Roses Jack Straw Scarlet Begonias Mexicali Blues Row Jimmy Playing In The Band Deal El Paso Ship Of Fools Tennessee Jed Truckin' > Wharf Rat > Uncle John's Band Johnny B. Goode Encore: U.S. Blues One More Saturday Night Soundcheck: Jack Straw Comment This date is featured on Dick's Picks 7 . Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alexandra Palace on 1974-09-09", "date": "1974-09-09", "length": 1135}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-11-10 [Mon] - 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1986-11-10 [Mon] titled 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1986-11-10 [Mon]\nVenue: The Stone, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Cats Under The Stars, Forever Young, They Love Each Other, Love In The Afternoon, Run For The Roses, Think, DealSet 2: Harder They Come, And It Stoned Me, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Reuben And Cherise, That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day), Gomorrah > Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1986-11-10 [Mon]", "length": 974}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Merl's Tune'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Merl's Tune' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Merl's Tune\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Merl Saunders, John White\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1973-03-07\nLast Performance: 1973-11-03\nPublic Performances: 6\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Merl's Tune", "date": "1973-03-07", "length": 667}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-07-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Deer Creek Music Center on 1989-07-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-07-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Deer Creek Music Center on 1989-07-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Deer Creek Music Center on 1989-07-15\nDate: 1989-07-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Greatest Story Ever Told, Candyman, Walkin' Blues, Peggy-O, Queen Jane Approximately, We Can Run But We Can't Hide, Bird Song Set 2 Foolish Heart, Victim Or The Crime, Crazy Fingers > Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning > Drums > Jam > China Doll > All Along The Watchtower > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia E: Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Deer Creek Music Center on 1989-07-15", "date": "1989-07-15", "length": 1012}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-05-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1980-05-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-05-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1980-05-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1980-05-07\nDate: 1980-05-07\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Tennessee Jed Cassidy Row Jimmy > El Paso Easy To Love You Althea Feel Like A Stranger Don't Ease Me In Set II Shakedown Street > Bertha > Playin In The Band > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Saint Of Circumstance > Black Peter > Playing In The Band Reprise > Good Lovin' Encore: Alabama Getaway Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1980-05-07", "date": "1980-05-07", "length": 1152}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-03-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum on 1988-03-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-03-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum on 1988-03-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum on 1988-03-26\nDate: 1988-03-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket -> Sugaree Stir It Up New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Mexicali Blues -> Big River Row Jimmy Stuck Inside of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again -> Might As Well Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Playing In The Band -> Uncle John's Band -> Drums -> Space -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> The Wheel -> All Along The Watchtower -> Black Peter -> One More Saturday Night Encore Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Coliseum on 1988-03-26", "date": "1988-03-26", "length": 1055}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-11-16 [Wed] - 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1977-11-16 [Wed] titled 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1977-11-16 [Wed]\nVenue: Keystone, Berkeley, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Catfish John, Stop That Train, Mystery Train, Simple Twist Of Fate, I Second That EmotionSet 2: Lonesome And A Long Way From Home, Russian Lullaby, Stir It Up, Tore Up Over You, Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA", "date": "1977-11-16 [Wed]", "length": 866}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-12-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-12-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05\nDate: 1981-12-05\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Promised Land Friend Of The Devil > C.C. Rider Cumberland Blues > El Paso Ramble On Rose Passenger Bird Song > Let It Grow Set II Shakedown Street > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance Big Railroad Blues Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Playing In The Band Reprise > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1981-12-05", "date": "1981-12-05", "length": 1169}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-03-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1981-03-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-03-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1981-03-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1981-03-14\nDate: 1981-03-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger Sugaree Me And My Uncle > Big River Peggy-O C.C. Rider Althea Passenger China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set 2 Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told Ship Of Fools Lost Sailor > SaintOf Circumstance > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > I Need A Miracle> Bertha > Good Lovin' Encore One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1981-03-14", "date": "1981-03-14", "length": 1025}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-09-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Santa Fe Downs on 1983-09-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-09-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Santa Fe Downs on 1983-09-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Santa Fe Downs on 1983-09-11\nDate: 1983-09-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I Alabama Getaway > Greatest Story Ever Told Dire Wolf Hell In A Bucket West L.A. Fadeaway Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Althea C.C. Rider > Might As Well Set II Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Let It Grow > He's Gone > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Wang Dang Doodle > Morning Dew > Around & Around > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Santa Fe Downs on 1983-09-11", "date": "1983-09-11", "length": 1128}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie\nLyrics by: Elizabeth Cotten\nMusic by: Elizabeth Cotten\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1980-09-25\nLast Performance: 1988-07-09\nPublic Performances: 75\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie", "date": "1980-09-25", "length": 707}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'The Rub'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'The Rub' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: The Rub\nLyrics by: Lightnin' Hopkins\nMusic by: Lightnin' Hopkins\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1964-07-16\nLast Performance: 1971-12-01\nPublic Performances: 14\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "The Rub", "date": "1964-07-16", "length": 658}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-12-15 - 'The Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-12-15 titled 'The Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: The Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15\nDate: 1986-12-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Gray, CC Rider, When Push Comes To Shove, Beat It On Down The Line-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Loser, Cassidy, Althea, My Brother Esau, Candyman, Let It Grow Set 2 Iko Iko, Looks Like Rain, Black Muddy River, Playin' In The Band-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Playin' In The Band-> Good Lovin', E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "The Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15", "date": "1986-12-15", "length": 1063}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-09-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Devore Field on 1985-09-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-09-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Devore Field on 1985-09-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Devore Field on 1985-09-15\nDate: 1985-09-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - Alabama Getaway -> d1t03 - The Promised Land d1t04 - West L.A. Fadeaway d1t05 - Mama Tried -> d1t06 - Big River d1t07 - Dupree's Diamond Blues d1t08 - Smokestack Lightnin' -> d1t09 - Deal Set 2: d1t10 - Twilight Zone Theme -> d1t11 - Scarlet Begonias -> d1t12 - Fire On The Mountain d2t01 - Samson And Delilah d2t02 - She Belongs To Me d2t03 - Truckin' -> d2t04 - Comes A Time -> d2t05 - Around And Around -> d2t06 - Drums -> d2t07 - Space -> d2t08 - U.S. Blues -> d2t09 - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Encore: d2t10 - Crowd/Tuning d2t11 - Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Devore Field on 1985-09-15", "date": "1985-09-15", "length": 1231}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-09-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-09-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-19\nDate: 1970-09-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 3 (partial) 01. //Sugar Magnolia 02. Dark Star -> 03. St. Stephen -> 04. Not Fade Away -> 05. Turn On Your Lovelight/Crowd 06. House Music (Get Together)/Final Remarks\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-19", "date": "1970-09-19", "length": 819}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-09-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1982-09-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-09-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1982-09-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1982-09-17\nDate: 1982-09-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Promised Land Candyman C.C. Rider Althea Me & My Uncle > Big River Dupree's Diamond Blues It's All Over Now West L.A. Fadeaway Throwing Stones Deal Set II Touch Of Grey > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) High Time Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > The Other One > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Morning Dew > Sugar Magnolia Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1982-09-17", "date": "1982-09-17", "length": 1223}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-10-23 [Fri] - 'JGB at Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, New York, NY'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1987-10-23 [Fri] titled 'JGB at Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, New York, NY' was notable:\n\nDate: 1987-10-23 [Fri]\nVenue: Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, New York, NY\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Set: Cats Under The Stars, Forever Young, Mission In The Rain, Mississippi Moon, Run For The Roses, And It Stoned Me, My Sisters And Brothers, Tangled Up In BlueEncore: When I Paint My Masterpiece\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, New York, NY", "date": "1987-10-23 [Fri]", "length": 907}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-03\nDate: 1985-04-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket Sugaree Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues Ramble On Rose Down In The Bottom -> I Ain't Superstitious Row Jimmy Let It Grow Set 2 Terrapin Station -> Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools Truckin' -> Spoonful -> Drums -> Space -> Wharf Rat -> Throwing Stones -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Keep Your Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-03", "date": "1985-04-03", "length": 1003}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-09-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-09-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-09-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-09-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-09-29\nDate: 1980-09-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dire Wolf, On The Road Again, Bird Song, Cassidy, I've Been All Around This World, Heaven Help The Fool, To Lay Me Down, Dark Hollow, Ain't No Lie-> Ripple Set 2 Jack Straw, They Love Each Other, El Paso, Brown Eyed Women, It's All Over Now, Candyman, Minglewood Blues, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 3 Althea, Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around-> Johnny B. Goode, E: U.S. Blues First Set Acoustic\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theater on 1980-09-29", "date": "1980-09-29", "length": 1141}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-12-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-12-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-29\nDate: 1984-12-29\n\nDescription:\nSet I One More Saturday Night Friend Of The Devil My Brother Esau Big Railroad Blues Cassidy Althea Let It Grow Set II Samson & Delilah Terrapin Station > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Stella Blue > Not Fade Away Encore: Not Fade Away > Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-29", "date": "1984-12-29", "length": 1106}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheater on 1984-06-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheater on 1984-06-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheater on 1984-06-12\nDate: 1984-06-12\n\nDescription:\nSet One/Disc One: Alabama Getaway Greatest Story Friend of the Devil Little Red Rooster Big Railroad Blues Me and My Uncle Mexicali Blues Althea Looks Like Rain Might as Well Disc Two/Set Two: Scarlet Begonias Touch of Grey Estimated Prophet Eyes of the World Drums Disc Three/Set Two cont: Space The Other One^ Wharf Rat Around and Around Johnny B. Goode E: U. S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheater on 1984-06-12", "date": "1984-06-12", "length": 1045}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-05-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Ampitheater on 1986-05-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-05-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Ampitheater on 1986-05-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Ampitheater on 1986-05-11\nDate: 1986-05-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I Gimme Some Lovin' > Dancin' In The Streets Never Trust A Woman Iko Iko My Brother Esau It Must Have Been The Roses Cassidy > Might As Well Set II Samson & Delilah > Crazy Fingers > He's Gone > Smokestack Lightning > Drums > Space > The Other One > Comes A Time > Around & Around > Not Fade Away I Need A Miracle > U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Ampitheater on 1986-05-11", "date": "1986-05-11", "length": 1125}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Sweet Adeline'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Sweet Adeline' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Sweet Adeline\nLyrics by: Richard H Gerard\nMusic by: Harry Armstrong\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1964-01-10\nLast Performance: 1964-01-10\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Sweet Adeline", "date": "1964-01-10", "length": 672}
{"conversation": "Human: What was discussed in the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead'?\n\nDeadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion: In the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead', the discussion covered:\n\nSeries: \nEpisode: Grateful Dead\n\nTranscript:\nJerry GarciaJerry GarciaBob WeirBob WeirBill KreutzmannBill KreutzmannPhil LeshPhil LeshMickey HartMickey HartRobert HunterRobert HunterRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanTom ConstantenTom ConstantenKeith GodchauxKeith GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxBrent MydlandBrent MydlandVince WelnickVince WelnickJohn Perry BarlowJohn Perry BarlowDeadcastSkull & Roses 50: Fillmore East Late ShowEpisode Duration:00:44:02The Deadcast parks at the Fillmore East for even more stories with stage crew member & band buddy Allan Arkush, including movie nights with Jerry Garcia and the guitarist\u2019s brief stint doing Hollywood sound effects.Guests:Allan Arkush, Candace Brightman, Robert Cooperman, Blair Jacksonsubscribe on:itunesspotifysoundcloudstitcheryoutubegoogle playpocket castsovercastiheartradioApple PodcastsSpotifyOvercastAmazon MusicYouTube PodcastsLearn MoreSupplemental MaterialsFillmore East Late Show supplementary notesby Jesse JarnowThe Fillmore East was only open for a bit ...\n\nThis Deadcast episode provides contemporary insights into Grateful Dead culture, connecting past and present through community discussion and expert a...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "podcast", "persona": "Deadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion", "title": "Grateful Dead", "date": "", "length": 1537}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-05-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Harpur College on 1970-05-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-05-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Harpur College on 1970-05-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Harpur College on 1970-05-02\nDate: 1970-05-02\n\nDescription:\nSet One: Don't Ease Me In ; I Know You Rider ; Friend Of The Devil ; Dire Wolf ; Beat It On Down The Line > Black Peter > Candyman > Cumberland Blues ; Deep Elem Blues ; Cold Jordan ; Uncle John's Band Set Two: Workin' Man Blues ; Watcha Gonna Do ; Glendale Train ; Brown Eyed Handsome Man ; Truck Drivin' Man ; Can't Pay The Price ; All I Ever Wanted ; Henry ; Lodi ; Sawmill ; The Race Is On ; Mama Tried ; Me And My Uncle ; The Weight Set Three: Cold Rain and Snow; Saint Stephen > Cryptical Envelopment > Drums > The Other One > Cryptical Envelopment > Cosmic Charlie ; Casey Jones ; Drums > Good Lovin' > Drums > Good Lovin' ; Cold Rain And Snow ; It's A Man's, Man's, Man's World ; Dancing In The Street\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Harpur College on 1970-05-02", "date": "1970-05-02", "length": 1360}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-04-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium on 1978-04-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-04-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium on 1978-04-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium on 1978-04-12\nDate: 1978-04-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Dire Wolf, Beat It On Down The Line, Peggy-O, Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues, Finiculi Finicula, Row Jimmy, Minglewood Blues, Loser, Lazy Lightning > Supplication Set 2 Bertha > Good Lovin', It Must Have Been The Roses, Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Truckin' > Wharf Rat > Around & Around E: U.S. Blues Duke University\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cameron Indoor Stadium on 1978-04-12", "date": "1978-04-12", "length": 1026}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1969-04-26 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Electric Theater on 1969-04-26'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1969-04-26 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Electric Theater on 1969-04-26' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Electric Theater on 1969-04-26\nDate: 1969-04-26\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dupree's Diamond Blues Mountains Of The Moon -> Dark Star Jam -> China Cat Sunflower -> Doin' That Rag It Hurts Me Too -> Hard To Handle Cryptical Envelopment -> Drums -> The Other One -> The Eleven Jam -> The Other One nd vocals -> It's A Sin Morning Dew Sittin On Top Of The World New Minglewood Blues Silver Threads And Golden Needles It's All Over Now, Baby Blue Saint Stephen -> Turn On Your Love Light Set 2 Encore Drums -> Viola Lee Blues -> Caution Jam -> Viola Lee Blues -> Feedback -> What's Become Of The Baby -> Feedback -> And We Bid You Good Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Electric Theater on 1969-04-26", "date": "1969-04-26", "length": 1224}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-05-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1977-05-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-05-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1977-05-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1977-05-28\nDate: 1977-05-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Good Lovin' > Sugaree Jack Straw Row Jimmy New Minglewood Blues Candyman Passenger Brown Eyed Women Promised Land Set II Samson & Delilah Tennessee Jed Estimated Prophet > Playing In The Band > Terrapin Station > Drums > Not Fade Away > Wharf Rat > Playing In The Band > One More Saturday Night Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1977-05-28", "date": "1977-05-28", "length": 1165}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-22\nDate: 1987-03-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Disc 1 01 crowd/tuning 02 Hell In A Bucket > 03 Sugaree 04 It's All Over Now > 05 West LA Fadeaway 06 El Paso 07 When Push Comes To Shove 08 Cassidy > 09 Deal Set 2 Disc II 01 crowd/tuning 02 Sugar Magnolia > 03 Scarlet Begonias > 04 Fire On The Mountain 05 Estimated Prophet > 06 Drums > 07 Space > 08 The Wheel > 09 Black Peter > 10 Sunshine Daydream 11 Crowd Encore: 12 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-22", "date": "1987-03-22", "length": 1064}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Bluegrass Stomp'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Bluegrass Stomp' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Bluegrass Stomp\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Bill Monroe\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1969-02-19\nLast Performance: 1969-02-19\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Bluegrass Stomp", "date": "1969-02-19", "length": 665}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-04-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1980-04-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-04-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1980-04-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1980-04-29\nDate: 1980-04-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw Friend Of The Devil Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Peggy-O Passenger Brown Eyed Women Far From Me The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Don't Ease Me In New Minglewood Blues Ramble On Rose Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance -> Terrapin Station -> Jam -> Drums -> Space -> I Need A Miracle -> Bertha -> Good Lovin' Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theatre on 1980-04-29", "date": "1980-04-29", "length": 982}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Copps Coliseum on 1990-03-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Copps Coliseum on 1990-03-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Copps Coliseum on 1990-03-21\nDate: 1990-03-21\n\nDescription:\nSet I Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodleloo New Minglewood Blues Far From Me Queen Jane Approximately Loose Lucy Victim Or The Crime > Standing On The Moon > Promised Land Set II Hey Pocky Way > Crazy Fingers > Cumberland Blues Estimated Prophet > He's Gone > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Turn On Your Lovelight Knockin' On Heaven's Door Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Copps Coliseum on 1990-03-21", "date": "1990-03-21", "length": 1160}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-09-05 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Glen Helen Regional Park on 1982-09-05'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-09-05 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Glen Helen Regional Park on 1982-09-05' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Glen Helen Regional Park on 1982-09-05\nDate: 1982-09-05\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Playin' In The Band-> Shakedown Street-> Minglewood Blues, Samson & Delilah, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Sugaree-> Women Are Smarter, Truckin'-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues, E: Satisfaction* *Second Encore Performed 930 AM Us Festival\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Glen Helen Regional Park on 1982-09-05", "date": "1982-09-05", "length": 978}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-09-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater on 1981-09-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-09-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater on 1981-09-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater on 1981-09-12\nDate: 1981-09-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 01. Shakedown Street 13:56 02. Greatest Story Ever Told 03:51 03. Friend Of The Devil -> 08:38 04. El Paso 05:13 05. Bird Song -> 10:35 06. Cassidy 05:59 07. Tennessee Jed -> 07:54 08. Looks Like Rain 08:39 09. China Cat Sunflower -> 06:57 10. I Know You Rider 06:03 Set 2 11. Scarlet Begonias -> 11:54 12. Fire On The Mountain 13:04 13. C C Rider 09:41 14. Estimated Prophet -> 11:02 15. Eyes Of The World -> 14:48 16. Space -> 04:32 17. Drums -> 09:35 18. Not Fade Away -> 09:49 19. Wharf Rat -> 09:40 20. Around And Around -> 04:01 21. One More Saturday Night 04:29 Encore 1 22. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue 07:08 Encore 2 23. What's Happenin' Phil? 02:04 24. Good Lovin' 08:09\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theater on 1981-09-12", "date": "1981-09-12", "length": 1334}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-02-20 [Wed] Late - 'JGB at Fine Arts Center Concert Hall, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1980-02-20 [Wed] Late titled 'JGB at Fine Arts Center Concert Hall, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1980-02-20 [Wed] Late\nVenue: Fine Arts Center Concert Hall, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Show: Sugaree, Sitting In Limbo, Tore Up Over You, Russian Lullaby, Harder They Come, Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Fine Arts Center Concert Hall, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA", "date": "1980-02-20 [Wed] Late", "length": 938}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1993-11-03 [Wed] - 'JGB at Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, NY'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1993-11-03 [Wed] titled 'JGB at Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, NY' was notable:\n\nDate: 1993-11-03 [Wed]\nVenue: Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, NY\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), They Love Each Other, Freight Train, I Shall Be Released, Run For The Roses, Dear Prudence, My Sisters And Brothers, Everybody Needs Somebody To LoveSet 2: Shining Star, The Maker, Money Honey, Russian Lullaby, Ain't No Bread In The Breadbox, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, NY", "date": "1993-11-03 [Wed]", "length": 1033}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Tall Timber'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Tall Timber' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Tall Timber\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Bill Monroe\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1973-06-08\nLast Performance: 1973-06-08\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Tall Timber", "date": "1973-06-08", "length": 653}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Maiden's Prayer'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Maiden's Prayer' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Maiden's Prayer\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Richard Greene\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1974-06-12\nLast Performance: 1974-06-13\nPublic Performances: 2\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Maiden's Prayer", "date": "1974-06-12", "length": 668}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-07-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-07-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28\nDate: 1973-07-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Beat It On Down The Line, Brown Eyed Women, Mexicali Blues, Box Of Rain, Here Comes Sunshine, Looks Like Rain, Row Jimmy, Jack Straw, Deal, Playin' In The Band Set 2 Around & Around, Loose Lucy, Big River, He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Nobody's Fault But Mine-> El Paso, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Stella Blue, Eyes Of The World, Sugar Magnolia Set 3 Sing Me Back Home, Not Fade Away*, Mountain Jam*, Johnny B. Goode*, *wi\\ the Allman Brothers and The Band\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Grand Prix Racecourse on 1973-07-28", "date": "1973-07-28", "length": 1148}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-02-14 [Sat] - 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1976-02-14 [Sat] titled 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1976-02-14 [Sat]\nVenue: Keystone, Berkeley, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: I Second That Emotion, They Love Each Other, I Want To Tell You, Russian Lullaby, Tore Up Over You, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, After MidnightSet 2: Sitting In Limbo, A Strange Man, Catfish John, Mystery Train, Moonlight Mile, How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA", "date": "1976-02-14 [Sat]", "length": 942}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-12-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1979-12-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-12-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1979-12-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1979-12-01\nDate: 1979-12-01\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw > Sugaree Me & My Uncle > Big River Loser Easy To Love You New Minglewood Blues Althea The Music Never Stopped Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Looks Like Rain He's Gone > Gloria Jam > C.C. Rider > Drums > Not Fade Away > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia Encore: One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1979-12-01", "date": "1979-12-01", "length": 1101}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-02-23 [Sat] Early - 'JGB at Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1980-02-23 [Sat] Early titled 'JGB at Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1980-02-23 [Sat] Early\nVenue: Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Show: Catfish John, How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Friend Of The Devil, That's What Love Will Make You Do, Positively 4th Street, That's Alright MamaEncore: Deal\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA", "date": "1980-02-23 [Sat] Early", "length": 882}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1985-06-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1985-06-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1985-06-14\nDate: 1985-06-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Dancing In The Street West L.A. Fadeaway C.C. Rider Peggy-O Hell In A Bucket -EQUIPMENT MALFUNCTION BREAK- Keep On Growing > Stagger Lee > Let It Grow > Deal Set II Morning Dew > Playing In The Band > China Doll > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning > Comes A Time > Sugar Magnolia Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1985-06-14", "date": "1985-06-14", "length": 1154}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-12-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Uptown Theater on 1979-12-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-12-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Uptown Theater on 1979-12-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Uptown Theater on 1979-12-04\nDate: 1979-12-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Peggy-O, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, They Love Each Other, Minglewood Blues, Stagger Lee, Passenger-> Deal Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Looks Like Rain, Estimated Prophet-> Franklin's Tower-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Uptown Theater on 1979-12-04", "date": "1979-12-04", "length": 946}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-04-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1989-04-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-04-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1989-04-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1989-04-03\nDate: 1989-04-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Greatest Story Ever Told, Bertha, Walkin' Blues, Jack A Roe, El Paso, Built To Last, Victim Or The Crime, Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues, Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Blow Away, Estimated Prophet-> Crazy Fingers-> Uncle John's Band-> Drums-> Jam-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> I Need A Miracle-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Johnny B. Goode, E: Black Muddy River 1/0/00\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1989-04-03", "date": "1989-04-03", "length": 1003}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-12-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-12-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15\nDate: 1986-12-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Grey CC Rider When Push Comes To Shove Beat It On Down The Line > Greatest Story Ever Told Loser Cassidy Althea My Brother Esau Candyman Let It Grow Set 2 Iko Iko Looks Like Rain Black Muddy River Playing In The Band > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Wharf Rat > Playing In The Band > Good Lovin' Encore: Johnny B. Goode Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15", "date": "1986-12-15", "length": 1178}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'United Our Thing Will Stand'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'United Our Thing Will Stand' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: United Our Thing Will Stand\nLyrics by: James Booker\nMusic by: James Booker\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1976-01-09\nLast Performance: 1976-01-10\nPublic Performances: 2\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "United Our Thing Will Stand", "date": "1976-01-09", "length": 707}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-09-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-09-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-18\nDate: 1987-09-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket-> Sugaree-> Walkin' Blues, Candyman, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Bird Song Set 2 Shakedown Street-> Women Are Smarter-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Jam-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> All Along The Watchtower-> Morning Dew-> Good Lovin'-> La Bamba-> Good Lovin' E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door At the start of the show, as a goof on their Letterman appearance, Bobby urged the crowd to \"levitate Garcia.\"\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-18", "date": "1987-09-18", "length": 1100}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Tore Up Over You'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Tore Up Over You' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Tore Up Over You\nLyrics by: Hank Ballard\nMusic by: Hank Ballard\nAlbum: Reflections\nFirst Performance: 1975-03-15\nLast Performance: 1995-04-14\nPublic Performances: 234\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Tore Up Over You", "date": "1975-03-15", "length": 659}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-05-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1980-05-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-05-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1980-05-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1980-05-16\nDate: 1980-05-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway -> The Promised Land High Time Me And My Uncle -> Big River Row Jimmy New Minglewood Blues Ramble On Rose -> Looks Like Rain China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger -> Althea -> Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> Truckin' -> Morning Dew -> Around And Around -> Johnny B. Goode Encore Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1980-05-16", "date": "1980-05-16", "length": 1101}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-11-07 [Sat] - 'JGB at McDonough Arena, Georgetown University, Washington, DC'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1981-11-07 [Sat] titled 'JGB at McDonough Arena, Georgetown University, Washington, DC' was notable:\n\nDate: 1981-11-07 [Sat]\nVenue: McDonough Arena, Georgetown University, Washington, DC\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Sugaree, Catfish John, That's What Love Will Make You Do, Sitting In Limbo, Let It Rock, Midnight MoonlightSet 2: I Second That Emotion, Russian Lullaby, Valerie, Don't Let Go, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Dear Prudence > Tangled Up In Blue\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at McDonough Arena, Georgetown University, Washington, DC", "date": "1981-11-07 [Sat]", "length": 1014}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-10-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-10-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10\nDate: 1982-10-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Minglewood Blues-> Sugaree-> Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed, Cassidy, Loser, Far From Me, Looks Like Rain-> China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Playin' In The Band-> Crazy Fingers-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Touch Of Gray-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E:Satisfaction-> E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10", "date": "1982-10-10", "length": 1048}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1970-09-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1970-09-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-20\nDate: 1970-09-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Uncle John's Band, Deep Elem Blues, Friend Of The Devil, Big Railroad Blues, Dark Hollow, Ripple, To Lay Me Down, Truckin', Rosalie McFall, Cumberland Blues, New Speedway Boogie, Brokedown Palace Set 2 Casey Jones, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Candyman, Sitting On Top Of The World, Good Lovin'-> Drums-> Good Lovin', Big Boy Pete, Me & My Uncle, Easy Wind, Sugar Magnolia, Attics Of My Life, Mama Tried, Not Fade Away-> Caution (Do Not Stop on Tracks)-> We Bid You Good Night First set acoustic with David Grisman and David Nelson on mandolin Other artist(s) on bill: NRPS\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore East on 1970-09-20", "date": "1970-09-20", "length": 1238}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Carter-Finley Stadium on 1990-07-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Carter-Finley Stadium on 1990-07-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Carter-Finley Stadium on 1990-07-10\nDate: 1990-07-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw*, Loser, We Can Run But We Can't Hide, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Friend Of The Devil*, When I Paint My Masterpiece*, Bird Song*, Promised Land** Set 2 Iko Iko*, Playin' In The Band*-> Uncle John's Band*-> Playin' In The Band Jam-> Drums-> Jam-> The Other One-> Stella Blue, Not Fade Away, E: Brokedown Palace * with Bruce Hornsby on accordion. ** Done in 2 parts, power goes out; Bruce Hornsby & the Range opened\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Carter-Finley Stadium on 1990-07-10", "date": "1990-07-10", "length": 1102}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Sawmill'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Sawmill' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Sawmill\nLyrics by: Mel Tillis, Horace Whatley\nMusic by: Mel Tillis, Horace Whatley\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1969-08-30\nLast Performance: 1970-09-18\nPublic Performances: 11\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Sawmill", "date": "1969-08-30", "length": 676}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1973-06-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Universal Amphitheatre on 1973-06-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1973-06-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Universal Amphitheatre on 1973-06-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Universal Amphitheatre on 1973-06-30\nDate: 1973-06-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land They Love Each Other Mexicali Blues Tennessee Jed Looks Like Rain Bird Song Cumberland Blues Row Jimmy Jack Straw Deal Beat It On Down The Line Black Peter Playing In The Band Set 2 Greatest Story Ever Told Ramble On Rose El Paso Dark Star -> Eyes Of The World -> Stella Blue Sugar Magnolia Encore One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Universal Amphitheatre on 1973-06-30", "date": "1973-06-30", "length": 1020}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-10-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-10-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-31\nDate: 1980-10-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Heaven Help The Fool, Sage And Spirit, Little Sadie, Monkey & The Engineer, It Must Have Been The Roses, Cassidy, Bird Song-> Ripple Set 2 Jack Straw, Cold Rain & Snow, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Ramble On Rose-> Little Red Rooster, Brown Eyed Women-> Looks Like Rain-> Deal Set 3 Don't Ease Me In-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Franklin's Tower-> Drums-> Fire On The Mountain-> Not Fade Away-> Stella Blue-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Good Lovin', E: Uncle John's Band FM Broadcast and Close Circuit TV; First Set Acoustic\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Radio City Music Hall on 1980-10-31", "date": "1980-10-31", "length": 1222}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-02-13 [Fri] - 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1976-02-13 [Fri] titled 'JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1976-02-13 [Fri]\nVenue: Keystone, Berkeley, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Catfish John, After Midnight, Mission In The Rain, Who Was John?, They Love Each Other, Moonlight MileSet 2: Harder They Come, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Talkin' 'Bout You\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Keystone, Berkeley, CA", "date": "1976-02-13 [Fri]", "length": 879}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hershey Park Stadium on 1985-06-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hershey Park Stadium on 1985-06-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hershey Park Stadium on 1985-06-28\nDate: 1985-06-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Cold Rain & Snow > Promised Land Ramble On Rose Down In The Bottom > I Ain't Superstitous > Bird Song > Comes A Time > Deal Set II The Music Never Stopped > Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues Estimated Prophet > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Morning Dew > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Keep Your Day Job Comment Rained throughout show Jerry wore a blazer over his usual T-shirt Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hershey Park Stadium on 1985-06-28", "date": "1985-06-28", "length": 1198}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-08-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-08-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-06\nDate: 1971-08-06\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha, Playin' In The Band, Loser, Mr. Charlie, Cumberland Blues, Brokedown Palace, Me And Bobby McGee, Hard To Handle, Casey Jones Set 2 Saint Stephen, Truckin'-> Drums-> The Other One-> Me & My Uncle-> The Other One, Deal, Sugar Magnolia, Morning Dew, Turn On Your Love Light \"WRS Prelude' tease after \"Me & My Uncle\" - Other artist(s): NRPS -full moon -,full lunar eclipse 'Sugaree\" appears on some audience tapes, but may be from another show. The stellar Hard to Handle from the circulating AUD can be heard on the commercial release Fallout from the Phil Zone .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-06", "date": "1971-08-06", "length": 1240}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Ain't Gonna Go To Hell'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Ain't Gonna Go To Hell' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Ain't Gonna Go To Hell\nLyrics by: Bob Dylan\nMusic by: Bob Dylan\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1980-11-16\nLast Performance: 1980-11-16\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Ain't Gonna Go To Hell", "date": "1980-11-16", "length": 686}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-03\nDate: 1985-04-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket-> Sugaree, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, Ramble On Rose, Down In The Bottom-> I Ain't Superstitous, Row Jimmy, Let It Grow Set 2 Terrapin Station-> Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools, Truckin'-> Spoonful-> Drums-> Wharf Rat-> Throwing Stones-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Providence Civic Center on 1985-04-03", "date": "1985-04-03", "length": 971}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-05-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre - Stanford University on 1987-05-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-05-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre - Stanford University on 1987-05-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre - Stanford University on 1987-05-02\nDate: 1987-05-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket West L.A. Fadeaway Beat It On Down The Line Stagger Lee Little Red Rooster Dire Wolf -> Far From Me Jack Straw -> When Push Comes To Shove One More Saturday Night Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Playing In The Band -> Terrapin Station -> Drums -> Space -> Truckin' -> Morning Dew -> Around And Around -> Turn On Your Lovelight Encore Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre - Stanford University on 1987-05-02", "date": "1987-05-02", "length": 1117}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-09-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1981-09-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-09-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1981-09-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1981-09-11\nDate: 1981-09-11\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 New Minglewood Blues They Love Each Other Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Candyman -> Little Red Rooster Cumberland Blues -> Beat It On Down The Line Althea Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance -> Deal Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger -> Franklin's Tower Man Smart (Woman Smarter) He's Gone -> Truckin' -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Morning Dew -> Johnny B. Goode Encore Don't Ease Me In\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1981-09-11", "date": "1981-09-11", "length": 1121}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Liberty (bluegrass)'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Liberty (bluegrass)' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Liberty (bluegrass)\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Bill Monroe\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1969-02-19\nLast Performance: 1969-02-19\nPublic Performances: 1\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Liberty (bluegrass)", "date": "1969-02-19", "length": 677}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-03-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-03-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-28\nDate: 1987-03-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger-> Franklin's Tower, Box Of Rain, When Push Comes To Shove, Walkin' Blues, It Must Have Been The Roses, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Bird Song, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Touch Of Grey, Women Are Smarter, Ship of Fools, Truckin'-> Drums-> Jam-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away, E: The Mighty Quinn\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1987-03-28", "date": "1987-03-28", "length": 1013}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Green Green Grass Of Home'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Green Green Grass Of Home' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Green Green Grass Of Home\nLyrics by: Curly Putman\nMusic by: Curly Putman\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1969-05-31\nLast Performance: 1970-02-07\nPublic Performances: 8\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Green Green Grass Of Home", "date": "1969-05-31", "length": 701}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-10-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-10-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10\nDate: 1982-10-10\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Minglewood Blues-> Sugaree-> Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed, Cassidy, Loser, Far From Me, Looks Like Rain-> China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Playin' In The Band-> Crazy Fingers-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Touch Of Gray-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E:Satisfaction-> E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1982-10-10", "date": "1982-10-10", "length": 1048}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-11-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1985-11-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-11-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1985-11-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1985-11-08\nDate: 1985-11-08\n\nDescription:\nSet I Iko Iko Little Red Rooster Peggy-O My Brother Esau Brown Eyed Women Baby What You Want Me To Do Jack Straw > Might As Well Set II Revolution Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Other One > I Need A Miracle > She Belongs To Me > Sugar Magnolia Encore: (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1985-11-08", "date": "1985-11-08", "length": 1153}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1979-12-10 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall on 1979-12-10'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1979-12-10 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall on 1979-12-10' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall on 1979-12-10\nDate: 1979-12-10\n\nDescription:\nSet I Cold Rain & Snow > Greatest Story Ever Told Peggy-O Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Tennessee Jed Dancing In The Street > Franklin's Tower > Looks Like Rain > Deal Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Easy To Love You > Let It Grow > He's Gone > Truckin' > Drums > Space > Wharf Rat > Johnny B. Goode Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall on 1979-12-10", "date": "1979-12-10", "length": 1171}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1995-03-04 [Sat] - 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1995-03-04 [Sat] titled 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1995-03-04 [Sat]\nVenue: Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSoundcheck: It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To CrySet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Let It Rock, And It Stoned Me, Lay Down Sally, It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To Cry, DealSet 2: Harder They Come, Simple Twist Of Fate, Tore Up Over You, The Maker, Positively 4th Street, That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day), Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1995-03-04 [Sat]", "length": 1078}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-04-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1989-04-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-04-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1989-04-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1989-04-03\nDate: 1989-04-03\n\nDescription:\nSet I Greatest Story Ever Told > Bertha > Walkin' Blues Jack A Roe El Paso Built To Last Victim Or The Crime Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues > Don't Ease Me In Set II Blow Away Estimated Prophet > Crazy Fingers > Uncle John's Band > Drums > Space > Gimme Some Lovin' > I Need A Miracle > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Johnny B. Goode > Black Muddy River Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Civic Arena on 1989-04-03", "date": "1989-04-03", "length": 1125}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-06-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1988-06-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-06-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1988-06-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1988-06-28\nDate: 1988-06-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket-> Bertha, Walkin Blues, Candyman, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Row Jimmy, Victim Or The Crime, Foolish Heart Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet-> Crazy Fingers-> Drums-> I Will Take You Home-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> I Need A Miracle-> Stella Blue-> Not Fade Away - E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1988-06-28", "date": "1988-06-28", "length": 1059}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-07-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1988-07-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-07-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1988-07-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1988-07-17\nDate: 1988-07-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I Foolish Heart Greatest Story Ever Told Althea Me & My Uncle > Big River Candyman Let It Grow Set II Box Of Rain Victim Or The Crime Crazy Fingers > Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > All Along The Watchtower > Believe It Or Not > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Blackbird > Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1988-07-17", "date": "1988-07-17", "length": 1190}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-09-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-09-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-20\nDate: 1982-09-20\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street > New Minglewood Blues Candyman > El Paso Dupree's Diamond Blues It's All Over Now Never Trust A Woman Row Jimmy Throwing Stones > Keep Your Day Job Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > Truckin' > The Other One > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia Encore: Touch Of Grey Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-20", "date": "1982-09-20", "length": 1178}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Loose Lucy'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Loose Lucy' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Loose Lucy\nLyrics by: Robert Hunter\nMusic by: Jerry Garcia\nAlbum: From the Mars Hotel\nFirst Performance: 1973-02-09\nLast Performance: 1995-07-05\nPublic Performances: 98\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Loose Lucy", "date": "1973-02-09", "length": 649}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-20\nDate: 1988-09-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, Althea, Mama Tried-> Big River, Peggy-O, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Louie Louie, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Bertha-> Cumberland Blues, Looks Like Rain, Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Space-> Truckin'-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Morning Dew, E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1988-09-20", "date": "1988-09-20", "length": 958}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Cardiac Arrest'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Cardiac Arrest' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Cardiac Arrest\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Garcia and others\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Cardiac Arrest", "date": "", "length": 662}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-10-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-10-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02\nDate: 1987-10-02\n\nDescription:\nSet I Cold Rain & Snow Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Row Jimmy Far From Me Let It Grow Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools Truckin' > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Gimme Some Lovin' > All Along The Watchtower Encore: Black Muddy River Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1987-10-02", "date": "1987-10-02", "length": 1124}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-04-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre on 1987-04-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-04-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre on 1987-04-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre on 1987-04-19\nDate: 1987-04-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> Franklin's Tower New Minglewood Blues Ramble On Rose Tons Of Steel Box Of Rain Cassidy Alabama Getaway -> The Promised Land Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider -> Man Smart (Woman Smarter) -> Black Muddy River -> I Need A Miracle -> Cumberland Blues -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Not Fade Away Encore Not Fade Away -> Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre on 1987-04-19", "date": "1987-04-19", "length": 1102}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1994-08-12 [Fri] - 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1994-08-12 [Fri] titled 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1994-08-12 [Fri]\nVenue: Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), They Love Each Other, Simple Twist Of Fate, Run For The Roses, He Ain't Give You None, Ain't No Bread In The Breadbox, My Sisters And Brothers, DealSet 2: The Way You Do The Things You Do, And It Stoned Me, Tore Up Over You, Wonderful World, The Maker, That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day), Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1994-08-12 [Fri]", "length": 1073}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-06-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1983-06-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-06-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1983-06-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1983-06-18\nDate: 1983-06-18\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha-> Jack Straw, Bird Song, Mexicali Blues-> Big River, Althea, Hell In A Bucket-> Deal Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Playin' In The Band Reprise-> Morning Dew, Throwing Stones-> Not Fade Away-> Touch Of Gray, E:Don't Ease Me In-> E: One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1983-06-18", "date": "1983-06-18", "length": 1028}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-24\nDate: 1990-03-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Let The Good Times Roll, Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower, Walkin' Blues, Loser, Desolation Row, Tennessee Jed, One More Saturday Night Set 2 Playin' In The Band-> Uncle John's Band-> Terrapin Station-> Mind Left Body Jam-> Drums-> Space-> The Wheel-> All Along The Watchtower-> Stella Blue-> Not Fade Away, E: We Bid You Good Night This date is featured on Dozin' at the Knick .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-24", "date": "1990-03-24", "length": 1065}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-12\nDate: 1989-10-12\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree Blow Away Tennessee Jed Queen Jane Approximately Bird Song Jack Straw Set II Hey Pocky Way > Cumberland Blues > Looks Like Rain > He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia Brokedown Palace Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-12", "date": "1989-10-12", "length": 1045}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'You'll Find Her Name Written There'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'You'll Find Her Name Written There' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: You'll Find Her Name Written There\nLyrics by: Harold Hensley\nMusic by: Harold Hensley\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1973-10-03\nLast Performance: 1973-10-08\nPublic Performances: 4\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "You'll Find Her Name Written There", "date": "1973-10-03", "length": 732}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-06-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Bowl on 1972-06-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-06-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Bowl on 1972-06-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Bowl on 1972-06-17\nDate: 1972-06-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, Sugaree, Black Throated Wind, Tennessee Jed, Me & My Uncle, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Playin' In The Band, Loser, Beat It On Down The Line, Stella Blue, El Paso, Casey Jones Set 2 Big Railroad Blues, Jack Straw, Cumberland Blues, Truckin'-> Drums-> The Other One-> Ramble On Rose, Rockin' Pneumonia, Sugar Magnolia, You Win Again, Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away Pigpen's last show\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Bowl on 1972-06-17", "date": "1972-06-17", "length": 1099}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Sourwood Mountain'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Sourwood Mountain' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Sourwood Mountain\nLyrics by: Unknown\nMusic by: Traditional\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1964-03-06\nLast Performance: 1964-03-07\nPublic Performances: 2\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Sourwood Mountain", "date": "1964-03-06", "length": 671}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-10-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-10-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-11\nDate: 1989-10-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I Let The Good Times Roll > Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told Loser When I Paint My Masterpiece Althea Cassidy Just A Little Light Don't Ease Me In Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Estimated Prophet > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Wheel > All Along The Watchtower > Black Peter > Turn On Your Lovelight It's All Over Now, Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1989-10-11", "date": "1989-10-11", "length": 1154}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-10-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1983-10-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-10-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1983-10-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1983-10-14\nDate: 1983-10-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, They Love Each Other, Mama Tried-> Big River, Althea-> CC Rider, Tennessee Jed, Hell In A Bucket-> Day Job Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Spanish Jam-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E: U.S. Blues This date is featured on Dick's Picks 6 .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1983-10-14", "date": "1983-10-14", "length": 1039}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-09-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1972-09-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-09-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1972-09-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1972-09-27\nDate: 1972-09-27\n\nDescription:\nSet I Morning Dew, Beat It On Down The Line, Friend Of The Devil, Black Throated Wind, Tennessee Jed, Mexicali Blues, Bird Song, Big River, Brokedown Palace, El Paso, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Playin' In The Band Set II He's Gone, Jack Straw, Deal, Greatest Story Ever Told, Ramble On Rose, Dark Star-> Cumberland Blues, Attics Of My Life, Promised Land, Uncle John's Band, Casey Jones, E: Around & Around Comment This date is featured on Dick's Picks 11 .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Stanley Theatre on 1972-09-27", "date": "1972-09-27", "length": 1124}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-10-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Lloyd Noble Center, University Of Oklahoma on 1977-10-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-10-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Lloyd Noble Center, University Of Oklahoma on 1977-10-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Lloyd Noble Center, University Of Oklahoma on 1977-10-11\nDate: 1977-10-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower Jack Straw Peggy-O El Paso Sunrise Deal Let It Grow Set II Dancing In The Street Dire Wolf Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Not Fade Away > Wharf Rat > Around & Around Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Lloyd Noble Center, University Of Oklahoma on 1977-10-11", "date": "1977-10-11", "length": 1135}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-07-06 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-07-06 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06\nDate: 1990-07-06\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree Easy To Love You Peggy-O Desolation Row West L.A. Fadeaway Picasso Moon Ramble On Rose The Music Never Stopped Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Standing On The Moon > He's Gone > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Wharf Rat > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Around & Around It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Bruce Hornsby & The Range Opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cardinal Stadium on 1990-07-06", "date": "1990-07-06", "length": 1196}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1991-11-20 [Wed] - 'JGB at Rochester Community War Memorial, Rochester, NY'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1991-11-20 [Wed] titled 'JGB at Rochester Community War Memorial, Rochester, NY' was notable:\n\nDate: 1991-11-20 [Wed]\nVenue: Rochester Community War Memorial, Rochester, NY\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: Cats Under The Stars, Stop That Train, Money Honey, Simple Twist Of Fate, Lay Down Sally, Like A Road Leading Home, DealSet 2: The Way You Do The Things You Do, Waiting For A Miracle, Shining Star, Ain't No Bread In The Breadbox, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Tangled Up In BlueEncore: What A Wonderful World\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Rochester Community War Memorial, Rochester, NY", "date": "1991-11-20 [Wed]", "length": 1060}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-07-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-07-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-14\nDate: 1985-07-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket They Love Each Other My Brother Esau Althea Cassidy Big Railroad Blues > Looks Like Rain > Might As Well Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > Samson & Delilah Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Truckin' > Smokestack Lightning > Black Peter > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Emcore: Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Ventura County Fairgrounds on 1985-07-14", "date": "1985-07-14", "length": 1190}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-10-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-10-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-21\nDate: 1978-10-21\n\nDescription:\nSet I Ollin Arrageed > * Promised Land Sugaree Passenger Ramble On Rose Looks Like Rain Stagger Lee I Need A Miracle Set II Bertha > Good Lovin' It Must Have Been The Roses Estimated Prophet > He's Gone > Drums > # Space > # I Got My Mojo Working > # The Other One > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia # U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals Hamza El Din - Vocals, Percussion * Lee Oskar - Harmonica #\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1978-10-21", "date": "1978-10-21", "length": 1190}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Uncle Pen'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Uncle Pen' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Uncle Pen\nLyrics by: Bill Monroe\nMusic by: Bill Monroe\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1973-06-06\nLast Performance: 1973-11-04\nPublic Performances: 7\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Uncle Pen", "date": "1973-06-06", "length": 651}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-02-02 [Sat] - 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1980-02-02 [Sat] titled 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1980-02-02 [Sat]\nVenue: The Stone, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To Cry, They Love Each Other, Money Honey, Sitting In Limbo, That's Alright MamaSet 2: Harder They Come, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Russian Lullaby, After Midnight > Eleanor Rigby Jam > After Midnight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1980-02-02 [Sat]", "length": 931}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1969-08-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Aqua Theater on 1969-08-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1969-08-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Aqua Theater on 1969-08-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Aqua Theater on 1969-08-21\nDate: 1969-08-21\n\nDescription:\nOne Cryptical Envelopment [#0:20] > Drums [0:14] > The Other One [5:35] > Cryptical Envelopment [9:03] ; Good Morning Little Schoolgirl [14:39] ; Alligator [3:34] > Drums [4:48] > Jam (1) [2:20] > Alligator [8:58] > Feedback [1:34] Two Dark Star (2) [#14:21] > Saint Stephen [4:44] > The Eleven [11:06] > Death Don't Have No Mercy (3) [7:#28] ; Turn On Your Lovelight [15:08] Encore In The Midnight Hour [11:15]\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Aqua Theater on 1969-08-21", "date": "1969-08-21", "length": 1056}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Brown Eyed Handsome Man'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Brown Eyed Handsome Man' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Brown Eyed Handsome Man\nLyrics by: Chuck Berry\nMusic by: Chuck Berry\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1970-05-02\nLast Performance: 1971-10-29\nPublic Performances: 13\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Brown Eyed Handsome Man", "date": "1970-05-02", "length": 694}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-07-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-07-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-02\nDate: 1988-07-02\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Iko Iko Jack Straw West L.A. Fadeaway Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Row Jimmy Blow Away Victim Or The Crime Foolish Heart Set 2 Crazy Fingers Playing In The Band Uncle John's Band Terrapin Station Drums Space The Wheel Gimme Some Lovin' All Along The Watchtower Morning Dew Sugar Magnolia Sunshine Daydream E: Quinn The Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn) Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oxford Plains Speedway on 1988-07-02", "date": "1988-07-02", "length": 1175}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-06-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Folsom Field, University Of Colorado on 1980-06-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-06-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Folsom Field, University Of Colorado on 1980-06-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Folsom Field, University Of Colorado on 1980-06-08\nDate: 1980-06-08\n\nDescription:\nSet I Uncle John's Band > Playing In The Band > Uncle John's Band Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Tennessee Jed Samson & Delilah Easy To Love You > Althea > Looks Like Rain > Deal Set II Feel Like A Stranger Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Saint Of Circumstance > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia Alabama Getaway > Brokedown Palace Comment Billed as 15th Anniversary celebration Warren Zevon opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Folsom Field, University Of Colorado on 1980-06-08", "date": "1980-06-08", "length": 1275}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-11-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Alligator Alley Gymnasium, U of Florida on 1980-11-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-11-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Alligator Alley Gymnasium, U of Florida on 1980-11-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Alligator Alley Gymnasium, U of Florida on 1980-11-29\nDate: 1980-11-29\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Promised Land, Candyman, Minglewood Blues, Row Jimmy, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Althea-> Lost Sailor-> Saint Of Circumstance-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Shakedown Street-> Franklin's Tower-> Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Drums-> The Other One-> Stella Blue-> Good Lovin', E: Casey Jones\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Alligator Alley Gymnasium, U of Florida on 1980-11-29", "date": "1980-11-29", "length": 1049}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-08-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Grand Center on 1980-08-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-08-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Grand Center on 1980-08-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Grand Center on 1980-08-24\nDate: 1980-08-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, They Love Each Other, Cassidy, Brown Eyed Women, Passenger, Peggy-O, Looks Like Rain, Althea, Let It Grow-> Deal Set 2 Samson & Delilah, Ship of Fools, Feel Like A Stranger, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Don't Ease Me In\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Grand Center on 1980-08-24", "date": "1980-08-24", "length": 951}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1980-08-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Kansas City Municipal Auditorium on 1980-08-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1980-08-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Kansas City Municipal Auditorium on 1980-08-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Kansas City Municipal Auditorium on 1980-08-17\nDate: 1980-08-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw -> Sugaree Mama Tried -> Mexicali Blues Peggy-O New Minglewood Blues Friend Of The Devil Far From Me -> Lost Sailor -> Saint Of Circumstance Set 2 Don't Ease Me In Samson And Delilah Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> Truckin' -> Wharf Rat -> Good Lovin' Encore U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Kansas City Municipal Auditorium on 1980-08-17", "date": "1980-08-17", "length": 1034}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-05-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Silva Hall - Hult Center for the Performing Arts on 1984-05-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-05-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Silva Hall - Hult Center for the Performing Arts on 1984-05-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Silva Hall - Hult Center for the Performing Arts on 1984-05-07\nDate: 1984-05-07\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Iko Iko C C Rider Loser Mama Tried -> Big River Bird Song My Brother Esau -> Deal Set 2 China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Drums -> Space -> The Wheel -> Throwing Stones -> Not Fade Away Encore It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Silva Hall - Hult Center for the Performing Arts on 1984-05-07", "date": "1984-05-07", "length": 1028}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-04-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1990-04-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-04-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1990-04-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1990-04-01\nDate: 1990-04-01\n\nDescription:\nSet I Touch of Grey > Walkin' Blues Just A Little Light Candyman Me and My Uncle > Big River Althea Victim or the Crime > To Lay me Down > The Music Never Stopped Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Ship of Fools > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Hey Jude > Truckin' > Stella Blue > Sugar Magnolia It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1990-04-01", "date": "1990-04-01", "length": 1134}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-18 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1990-03-18'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-18 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1990-03-18' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1990-03-18\nDate: 1990-03-18\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street > Little Red Rooster Stagger Lee Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Friend Of The Devil Just A Little Light When I Paint My Masterpiece Ramble On Rose The Music Never Stopped Set II Iko Iko Looks Like Rain He's Gone > Truckin' > Spoonful > Drums > Space > The Wheel > All Along The Watchtower > Morning Dew U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1990-03-18", "date": "1990-03-18", "length": 1143}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-12-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1988-12-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-12-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1988-12-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1988-12-11\nDate: 1988-12-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I Iko Iko Jack Straw Row Jimmy Queen Jane Approximately Bird Song Hell In A Bucket Set II Box Of Rain Victim Or The Crime > Foolish Heart Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > I Need A Miracle > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Black Muddy River > Sugar Magnolia Encore: The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Long Beach Arena on 1988-12-11", "date": "1988-12-11", "length": 1094}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-12-04 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden on 1971-12-04'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-12-04 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden on 1971-12-04' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden on 1971-12-04\nDate: 1971-12-04\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Truckin', Sugaree, Mr. Charlie, Beat It On Down The Line, Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, Run Rudolph Run, You Win Again, Me And Bobby McGee, Comes A Time, El Paso, Smokestack Lightnin', Cumberland Blues, One More Saturday Night Set 2 Ramble On Rose, Me & My Uncle > The Other One > Mexicalli Blues > The Other One > Wharf Rat, Casey Jones, ENCORE: Johnny B Goode first time played: Run Rudolph Run Other artist(s): NRPS\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden on 1971-12-04", "date": "1971-12-04", "length": 1129}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-04-03 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Pittsburgh Civic Arena on 1989-04-03'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-04-03 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Pittsburgh Civic Arena on 1989-04-03' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Pittsburgh Civic Arena on 1989-04-03\nDate: 1989-04-03\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Greatest Story Ever Told -> Bertha -> Walkin' Blues Jack-A-Roe El Paso Built To Last Victim Or The Crime Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Blow Away Estimated Prophet -> Crazy Fingers -> Uncle John's Band -> Drums -> Space -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> I Need A Miracle -> Stella Blue -> Sugar Magnolia Encore Johnny B. Goode -> Black Muddy River\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Pittsburgh Civic Arena on 1989-04-03", "date": "1989-04-03", "length": 1038}
{"conversation": "Human: What was discussed in the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead'?\n\nDeadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion: In the Deadcast episode 'Grateful Dead', the discussion covered:\n\nSeries: American Beauty 50th Anniversary\nEpisode: Grateful Dead\n\nTranscript:\nJerry GarciaJerry GarciaBob WeirBob WeirBill KreutzmannBill KreutzmannPhil LeshPhil LeshMickey HartMickey HartRobert HunterRobert HunterRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanRon \"Pigpen\" McKernanTom ConstantenTom ConstantenKeith GodchauxKeith GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxDonna Jean GodchauxBrent MydlandBrent MydlandVince WelnickVince WelnickJohn Perry BarlowJohn Perry BarlowDeadcastAmerican Beauty 50: Attics of My LifeEpisode Duration:01:35:05Two episodes in one: we meditate on the harmony tracks and metaphysical overtones of the hymn-like Attics Of My Life, before David Crosby and Steve Silberman return for extended look at how the American Beauty sessions flowed into Croz\u2019s masterpiece, If I Could Only Remember My Name, where Jerry Garcia and the Dead served as supporting musicians and friends.Guests:Bob Weir, David Crosby, Graham Nash, Stephen Barncard, Ira Kaplan, Steve Silberman, Erik Davis, William Tyler, Brian Kehew, David Lemieux, Gary Lambertsubscribe on:itunesspotifysoundcloudstitcheryoutubegoo...\n\nThis Deadcast episode provides contemporary insights into Grateful Dead culture, connecting past and present through c...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "podcast", "persona": "Deadcast expert familiar with every episode and cultural discussion", "title": "Grateful Dead", "date": "", "length": 1537}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-06-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1986-06-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-06-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1986-06-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1986-06-22\nDate: 1986-06-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw, It Must Have Been The Roses, Cassidy, Row Jimmy, Minglewood Blues-> Big Railroad Blues, Mama Tried-> Big River, Stagger Lee, Hell In A Bucket-> Might As Well Set 2 Fire On The Mountain-> Samson & Delilah, Ship of Fools-> Women Are Smarter-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Stella Blue-> Turn On Your Love Light, E: U.S. Blues, E: Box Of Rain* *Second Encore. FM Broadcast KPFA Berkeley\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre, U. Of California on 1986-06-22", "date": "1986-06-22", "length": 1126}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-10-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Forum Theater on 1981-10-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-10-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Forum Theater on 1981-10-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Forum Theater on 1981-10-08\nDate: 1981-10-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger, They Love Each Other-> CC Rider, Cumberland Blues, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Althea, Cassidy, Loser, The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Playin' In The Band-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Black Peter-> Around & Around-> Johnny B\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Forum Theater on 1981-10-08", "date": "1981-10-08", "length": 957}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-31\nDate: 1986-12-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Jack Straw -> Sugaree Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues Candyman Desolation Row U.S. Blues Set 2 Touch Of Grey Let It Grow Black Muddy River Samson And Delilah Terrapin Station Drums Space Wharf Rat Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad Turn On Your Lovelight Encore Gimme Some Lovin' -> When Push Comes To Shove Box Of Rain In The Midnight Hour -> Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-12-31", "date": "1986-12-31", "length": 1073}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-08-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Greek Theatre - University of California on 1989-08-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-08-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Greek Theatre - University of California on 1989-08-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Greek Theatre - University of California on 1989-08-17\nDate: 1989-08-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree Walkin' Blues Jack A Roe Queen Jane Approximately Candyman The Music Never Stopped > Don't Ease Me In Set II Touch Of Grey > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Gimme Some Lovin' > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Good Lovin' The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Comment Run was originally scheduled for Friday-Sunday, but a scheduling problem at UCB meant Sun 8/20 tickets were honored for Thurs 8/17, to make it a Thurs-Sat run. Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Greek Theatre - University of California on 1989-08-17", "date": "1989-08-17", "length": 1403}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-15\nDate: 1984-10-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket-> Sugaree-> El Paso, Bird Song, CC Rider, Tennessee Jed, Jack Straw, Day Job Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Wharf Rat-> Playin' In The Band-> Sugar Magnolia, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1984-10-15", "date": "1984-10-15", "length": 942}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-02-21 [Fri] - 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1986-02-21 [Fri] titled 'JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1986-02-21 [Fri]\nVenue: The Stone, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), Knockin' On Heaven's Door, That's What Love Will Make You Do, Run For The Roses, DealSet 2: Harder They Come, Simple Twist Of Fate, Reuben And Cherise, Gomorrah, Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at The Stone, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1986-02-21 [Fri]", "length": 906}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-03-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1986-03-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-03-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1986-03-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1986-03-28\nDate: 1986-03-28\n\nDescription:\nSet I Iko Iko > Beat It On Down The Line Loser Never Trust A Woman Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Althea Box Of Rain Set II Playing In The Band > Franklin's Tower > I Need A Miracle > Playing In The Band Jam > Drums > Space > The Wheel > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Playing In The Band Reprise > Around & Around > Good Lovin' Encore: It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Cumberland County Civic Center on 1986-03-28", "date": "1986-03-28", "length": 1186}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1989-04-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1989-04-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1989-04-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1989-04-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1989-04-29\nDate: 1989-04-29\n\nDescription:\nSet I Hell In A Bucket > Sugaree Walkin' Blues Brown Eyed Women Finiculi Finicula Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again Built To Last Blow Away > One More Saturday Night Set II China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Looks Like Rain He's Gone > Spoonful > Drums > Space > I Will Take You Home > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Turn On Your Lovelight U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Irvine Meadows on 1989-04-29", "date": "1989-04-29", "length": 1173}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-04-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-04-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-27\nDate: 1985-04-27\n\nDescription:\nDisc 1 - Set 1 01 [02:56] Bill Graham Intro 02 [06:10] Dancing In The Streets > 03 [08:17] Bertha 04 [08:19] Little Red Rooster 05 [06:21] Brown Eyed Women 06 [04:51] My Brother Esau 07 [07:05] Ramble On Rose 08 [00:32] Let Phil Sing 09 [05:00] Tom Thumb's Blues > 10 [05:48] Cold Rain And Snow > 11 [07:05] The Music Never Stopped TT [62:30] Disc 2 - Set 2a 01 [12:32] Scarlet Begonias > 02 [09:04] Eyes Of The World > 03 [05:03] Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > 04 [06:51] Woman R Smarter > 05 [06:14] Drums > TT [51:11] Disc 3 - Set 2b 01 [06:14] Space > 02 [04:48] The Wheel > 03 [06:18] Truckin' > 04 [05:57] The Other One > 05 [05:57] Black Peter > 06 [03:39] Around And Around > 07 [05:25] One More Saturday Night Encore 08 [04:44] Keep Your Day Job 09 [00:49] Bill Graham Outro TT [46:21]\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1985-04-27", "date": "1985-04-27", "length": 1460}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-07-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1982-07-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-07-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1982-07-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1982-07-28\nDate: 1982-07-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Shakedown Street, Beat It On Down The Line-> Greatest Story Ever Told, They Love Each Other, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Big Railroad Blues, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication-> Deal Set 2 Women Are Smarter, Althea, Let It Grow-> He's Gone-> Truckin'-> Drums-> Spanish Jam-> Not Fade Away-> Black Peter-> Sugar Magnolia, E: It's All Over Now Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on 1982-07-28", "date": "1982-07-28", "length": 1028}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-09-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1972-09-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-09-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1972-09-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1972-09-09\nDate: 1972-09-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Promised Land, Sugaree, Me & My Uncle, Bird Song, Black Throated Wind, Tennessee Jed, Mexicali Blues, Deal, Playin' In The Band, Loser, Johnny B. Goode Set 2 China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Friend Of The Devil, Jack Straw, He's Gone-> Truckin'-> The Other One, Stella Blue, El Paso, Casey Jones, Sugar Magnolia, E: One More Saturday Night\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1972-09-09", "date": "1972-09-09", "length": 1018}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-11-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1985-11-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-11-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1985-11-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1985-11-11\nDate: 1985-11-11\n\nDescription:\nDisc 1 1st Set 1. Walkin' The Dog > 2. Deal 3. Minglewood Blues 4. Althea 5. Me & My Uncle > 6. Big River 7. Bird Song > 8. Looks Like Rain > 9. Don't Ease Me In Disc 2 2nd Set 1. tuning 2. Scarlet Begonias > 3. Fire OnThe Mountain > 4. Estimated Prophet > 5. Eyes Of The World > 6. Drums > Disc 3 2nd Set Cont 1. Drums > 2. Space > 3. Dear Mr. Fantasy > 4. Going Down The Road Feeling Bad 5. Throwing Stones > 6. Turn On Your Lovelight Encore: 7. Brokedown Palace\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Meadowlands Arena on 1985-11-11", "date": "1985-11-11", "length": 1124}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-05-22 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theatre on 1981-05-22'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-05-22 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theatre on 1981-05-22' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theatre on 1981-05-22\nDate: 1981-05-22\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Deep Elem Blues The Race Is On Friend Of The Devil Cassidy To Lay Me Down Monkey And The Engineer Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie On The Road Again Bird Song -> Ripple -> Drums -> Oh Boy\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Warfield Theatre on 1981-05-22", "date": "1981-05-22", "length": 841}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-05-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-05-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-12\nDate: 1981-05-12\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Peggy-O, Cassidy, It Must Have Been The Roses, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Althea-> Little Red Rooster, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider Set 2 Shakedown Street-> Looks Like Rain, Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone*-> Drums-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Don't Ease Me In *For Bob Marley\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1981-05-12", "date": "1981-05-12", "length": 1059}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-02-26 [Thu] Late - 'JGB at Del Mar Theatre, Santa Cruz, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1976-02-26 [Thu] Late titled 'JGB at Del Mar Theatre, Santa Cruz, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1976-02-26 [Thu] Late\nVenue: Del Mar Theatre, Santa Cruz, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nComplete Show: I'll Take A Melody, Tore Up Over You, They Love Each Other, A Strange Man, Moonlight Mile, Harder They Come, Russian Lullaby, My Sisters And Brothers, Mystery Train\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Del Mar Theatre, Santa Cruz, CA", "date": "1976-02-26 [Thu] Late", "length": 884}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-10-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Wembley Arena on 1990-10-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-10-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Wembley Arena on 1990-10-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Wembley Arena on 1990-10-31\nDate: 1990-10-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower Little Red Rooster Loose Lucy Me & My Uncle > Big River It Must Have Been The Roses When I Paint My Masterpiece Bird Song > Promised Land Set 2 Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Truckin' > He's Gone > Drums > Space > All Along The Watchtower > Stella Blue > Around & Around > Good Lovin' Encore: Werewolves Of London Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Vince Welnick - Keyboards Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordion Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Wembley Arena on 1990-10-31", "date": "1990-10-31", "length": 1185}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-08-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Silva Hall, Hult Center on 1983-08-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-08-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Silva Hall, Hult Center on 1983-08-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Silva Hall, Hult Center on 1983-08-31\nDate: 1983-08-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Alabama Getaway-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Dupree's Diamond Blues, Me & My Uncle-> Mexicali Blues, West L.A. Fadeaway, Hell In A Bucket, Althea, Cassidy-> Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Cold Rain & Snow, Playin' In The Band-> China Doll-> Drums-> Space*-> Truckin'-> Stella Blue-> Around & Around-> Good Lovin', E: U.S. Blues user reports: *Ken Kesey on harmonica, standing behind drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Silva Hall, Hult Center on 1983-08-31", "date": "1983-08-31", "length": 1063}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-11-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Rochester War Memorial on 1985-11-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-11-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Rochester War Memorial on 1985-11-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Rochester War Memorial on 1985-11-07\nDate: 1985-11-07\n\nDescription:\nSet One: Dancin' in the Streets Dire Wolf C.C. Rider Loser Mama Tried Mexicali Blues Cumberland Blues BIODTL* Deal Set Two: Touch of Grey Samson and Delilah High Time Let it Grow Drums Space Gimme Some Lovin Stella Blue Throwing Stones NFA E: Midnight Hour\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Rochester War Memorial on 1985-11-07", "date": "1985-11-07", "length": 931}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-04-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1988-04-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-04-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1988-04-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1988-04-30\nDate: 1988-04-30\n\nDescription:\nSet I Let The Good Times Roll > Feel Like A Stranger Row Jimmy Walkin' Blues Hey Pocky Way Ramble On Rose Let It Grow Set II Shakedown Street > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) Ship Of Fools > Playing In The Band > Drums > Space > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > All Along The Watchtower > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider > One More Saturday Night Comment FM Broadcast KZSU Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Frost Amphitheatre on 1988-04-30", "date": "1988-04-30", "length": 1194}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-02-11 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-02-11 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11\nDate: 1986-02-11\n\nDescription:\nSet I China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider New Minglewood Blues Dupree's Diamond Blues Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Bird Song > The Music Never Stopped > Might As Well Set II Drums > *# Iko Iko *%^ Eyes Of The World > *%^ Drums > *#+ Space > Truckin' > Stella Blue > Not Fade Away Not Fade Away > %$ Hey Bo Diddley > %$ Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad %$ Comment The Neville Brothers Opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar, Tambourine $ Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass (Without Phil $) Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Art Neville - Tambourine #, Keyboards % Brian Stoltz - Percussion *, Guitar $ Daryl Johnson - Tambourine ^, Shakers +, Bass $ Cyril Neville - Percussion * William Green - Drums * ?? - Percussion $\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center on 1986-02-11", "date": "1986-02-11", "length": 1457}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-10-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Bayfront Center on 1988-10-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-10-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Bayfront Center on 1988-10-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Bayfront Center on 1988-10-16\nDate: 1988-10-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodleloo Never Trust A Woman Feel Like A Stranger Friend Of The Devil Stuck Inside of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again To Lay Me Down Don't Ease Me In Set 2 Box Of Rain Victim Or The Crime Foolish Heart Looks Like Rain Terrapin Station Drums Space The Wheel Gimme Some Lovin' All Along The Watchtower Morning Dew Encore: The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Bayfront Center on 1988-10-16", "date": "1988-10-16", "length": 1176}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1984-04-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1984-04-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1984-04-14\nDate: 1984-04-14\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 - Feel Like A Stranger d1t02 - They Love Each Other d1t03 - C.C. Rider d1t04 - Brown Eyed Women d1t05 - My Brother Esau d1t06 - Tennessee Jed d1t07 - Let It Grow Set 2: d1t08 - Touch Of Grey d2t01 - Playin' In The Band -> d2t02 - Terrapin Station -> d2t03 - Playin' Jam -> d2t04 - I Don't Need Love -> d2t05 - Drums -> d2t06 - Space -> d2t07 - Morning Dew -> d2t08 - One More Saturday Night Tease -> d2t09 - Throwing Stones -> d2t10 - One More Saturday Night Encore: d2t11 - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1984-04-14", "date": "1984-04-14", "length": 1173}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-06-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1976-06-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-06-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1976-06-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1976-06-17\nDate: 1976-06-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow Big River They Love Each Other Cassidy Tennessee Jed Looks Like Rain % Row Jimmy % The Music Never Stopped Scarlet Begonias The Promised Land Set 2 Help On The Way -> Slipknot! -> Franklin's Tower Dancing In The Street -> Samson And Delilah % Ship Of Fools % Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Friend Of The Devil Let It Grow -> Drums -> Let It Grow -> Wharf Rat -> Around And Around\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1976-06-17", "date": "1976-06-17", "length": 1058}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1982-09-21 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-21'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1982-09-21 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-21' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-21\nDate: 1982-09-21\n\nDescription:\nSet I Playing In The Band > Crazy Fingers > Me & My Uncle > Big River West L.A. Fadeaway Beat It On Down The Line Loser Looks Like Rain China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Touch Of Grey > Samson & Delilah High Time Estimated Prophet > He's Gone > Drums > Space > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away > Black Peter > Good Lovin' Encore: U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1982-09-21", "date": "1982-09-21", "length": 1158}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-12-15 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-12-15 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15\nDate: 1986-12-15\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Touch Of Gray, CC Rider, When Push Comes To Shove, Beat It On Down The Line-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Loser, Cassidy, Althea, My Brother Esau, Candyman, Let It Grow Set 2 Iko Iko, Looks Like Rain, Black Muddy River, Playin' In The Band-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Playin' In The Band-> Good Lovin', E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on 1986-12-15", "date": "1986-12-15", "length": 1051}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-12-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-12-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-30\nDate: 1983-12-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha-> Greatest Story Ever Told, Friend Of The Devil, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, Ramble On Rose, Little Red Rooster, Brown Eyed Women-> Looks Like Rain-> Deal Set 2 Shakedown Street, Women Are Smarter, Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Heaven Help The Fool Jam-> Wharf Rat-> Good Lovin', E: Day Job\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1983-12-30", "date": "1983-12-30", "length": 1009}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1974-07-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Dillon Stadium on 1974-07-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1974-07-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Dillon Stadium on 1974-07-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Dillon Stadium on 1974-07-31\nDate: 1974-07-31\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Scarlet Begonias, Me And My Uncle, Brown Eyed Women, Beat It On Down The Line, Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo -> It Must Have Been The Roses, Mexicali Blues, Row Jimmy, Jack Straw, China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider, Around And Around Set 2 Bertha, Big River, Eyes Of The World -> China Doll, Promised Land, Ship of Fools, Weather Report Suite Prelude -> Weather Report Suite Part 1-> Let It Grow Set 3 El Paso, Ramble On Rose, Greatest Story Ever Told, To Lay Me Down, Truckin' -> Mind Left Body Jam -> Spanish Jam -> Wharf Rat -> U.S. Blues, One More Saturday Night, E: Uncle John's Band Phil & Ned between sets 2 & 3\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Dillon Stadium on 1974-07-31", "date": "1974-07-31", "length": 1288}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1984-04-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1984-04-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1984-04-16\nDate: 1984-04-16\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street Little Red Rooster Peggy-O Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues Dupree's Diamond Blues Cassidy West L.A. Fadeaway > Might As Well Set II Hell In A Bucket > Ship Of Fools Far From Me > He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Other One > Stella Blue > Around & Around > Johnny B. Goode Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1984-04-16", "date": "1984-04-16", "length": 1153}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-29 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Blossom Music Center on 1984-06-29'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-29 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Blossom Music Center on 1984-06-29' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Blossom Music Center on 1984-06-29\nDate: 1984-06-29\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told They Love Each Other C.C. Rider > Bird Song Hell In A Bucket West L.A. Fadeaway The Music Never Stopped > Don't Ease Me In Set II Scarlet Begonias > Touch Of Grey > Dear Mr. Fantasy > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > The Wheel > The Other One > Black Peter > Around & Around > Johnny B. Goode U.S. Blues Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Blossom Music Center on 1984-06-29", "date": "1984-06-29", "length": 1158}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1976-10-01 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1976-10-01'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1976-10-01 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1976-10-01' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1976-10-01\nDate: 1976-10-01\n\nDescription:\nSet1 d1t01. Bertha d1t02. Mama Tried d1t03. Deal d1t04. Cassidy d1t05. Friend Of The Devil d1t06. Big River d1t07. Brown Eyed Women d1t08. It's All Over Now d1t09. Scarlet Begonias d1t10. Promised Land Set2 d1t11. Might As Well d1t12. Samson And Delilah d1t13. Help On The Way >> d1t14. Slipknot! >> d1t15. Franklin's Tower d1t16. Dancin' In The Street >> d1t17. Drums >> d1t18. The Wheel >> d1t19. Ship Of Fools >> d1t20. Dancin' In The Street >> d1t21. Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad >> d1t22. One More Saturday Night Encore d1t23. U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Market Square Arena on 1976-10-01", "date": "1976-10-01", "length": 1211}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-12 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-12'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-12 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-12' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-12\nDate: 1984-10-12\n\nDescription:\nSet I Feel Like A Stranger It Must Have Been The Roses On The Road Again * Jack-A-Roe # It's All Over Now Cumberland Blues The Music Never Stopped Set II Cold Rain & Snow Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Don't Need Love > Uncle John's Band > Drums > Space > Playing In The Band Reprise > Uncle John's Band > Morning Dew Encore: Good Lovin' Comment Last time performed & first performance since April 19, 1983 * First performace since April 17, 1982 # Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Augusta Civic Center on 1984-10-12", "date": "1984-10-12", "length": 1251}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1988-09-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1988-09-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1988-09-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1988-09-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1988-09-30\nDate: 1988-09-30\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Iko Iko Walkin' Blues Stagger Lee Me & My Uncle > Big River When Push Comes To Shove Let It Grow Set 2 Bertha Playing In The Band > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > The Wheel > All Along The Watchtower > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia Encore: U.S. Blues Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1988-09-30", "date": "1988-09-30", "length": 1061}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-05-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1977-05-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-05-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1977-05-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1977-05-08\nDate: 1977-05-08\n\nDescription:\nSet I New Minglewood Blues Loser El Paso They Love Each Other Jack Straw Deal Lazy Lightning > Supplication Brown Eyed Women Mama Tried Row Jimmy Dancing In The Street Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet Saint Stephen > Not Fade Away > Saint Stephen > Morning Dew Encore: One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux - Vocals\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University on 1977-05-08", "date": "1977-05-08", "length": 1191}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'You Sit There'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'You Sit There' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: You Sit There\nLyrics by: David Crosby\nMusic by: David Crosby\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: Unknown\nLast Performance: Unknown\nPublic Performances: 0\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "You Sit There", "date": "", "length": 659}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-06-12 [Tue] - 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA'\n\nJerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances: The show on 1990-06-12 [Tue] titled 'JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA' was notable:\n\nDate: 1990-06-12 [Tue]\nVenue: Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA\nBand: Jerry Garcia Band\nCategory: Public\n\nSetlist:\nSet 1: How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You), I'll Take A Melody, I Shall Be Released, Run For The Roses, Stop That Train, Tough Mama, The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, DealSet 2: The Way You Do The Things You Do, Mission In The Rain, Dear Prudence, Russian Lullaby, Think, Gomorrah, Midnight Moonlight\n\nThis Jerry Garcia Band performance showcases Jerry's musical exploration outside the Grateful Dead, featuring his continued dedication to live improvisation and musical collaboration.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Jerry Garcia Band expert familiar with 993+ JGB performances", "title": "JGB at Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, CA", "date": "1990-06-12 [Tue]", "length": 1006}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1990-03-25 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-25'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1990-03-25 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-25' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-25\nDate: 1990-03-25\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Greatest Story Ever Told, Touch Of Gray, Wang Dang Doodle, Good Time Blues, Jack A Roe, When I Paint My Masterpiece, Bird Song, Let It Grow Set 2 Eyes Of The World, Samson & Delilah, Crazy Fingers-> Truckin'-> Spoonful-> Drums-> Jam-> I Will Take You Home-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Black Peter-> Around & Around, E: The Mighty Quinn This date is featured on Dozin' at the Knick .\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Knickerbocker Arena on 1990-03-25", "date": "1990-03-25", "length": 1061}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-04-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-04-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17\nDate: 1984-04-17\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Dire Wolf New Minglewood Blues Row Jimmy My Brother Esau Ramble On Rose Looks Like Rain > Deal Set II Take A Step Back > Help On The Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Black Peter > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Touch Of Grey Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Niagara Falls Convention Center on 1984-04-17", "date": "1984-04-17", "length": 1147}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-10-08 - 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1984-10-08'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-10-08 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1984-10-08' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1984-10-08\nDate: 1984-10-08\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Iko Iko, Beat It On Down The Line, Candyman, CC Rider, Bird Song, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication-> Deal Set 2 Terrapin Station-> Samson & Delilah-> I I Just Want To Make Love To You To You-> I Need A Miracle-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Wharf Rat-> Not Fade Away, E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at The Centrum on 1984-10-08", "date": "1984-10-08", "length": 916}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about Jerry Garcia's insights from the interview: 'Jerry Garcia & Bob Weir Were Terrible At Woodstock | Letterman'\n\nJerry Garcia's personal archivist with intimate knowledge of his philosophy: Based on Jerry Garcia's interview 'Jerry Garcia & Bob Weir Were Terrible At Woodstock | Letterman', here are key insights:\n\n5 8 12 13 17 and the double word score that's 34 what are you trying to do here you take my word truck and you add the letters i n that's not a word Trucking no it's not a word I am sick of this it happens every time I am tired of this argument we could play Monopoly if you'd let me be the top hat look it's my show it's my game you can be the thimble you can be the iron but I'm the top hat all right so is this where I yell live from New York no no it's another show but thanks for crying anyway jar just forget it no problem Dave all right this the first one to go platinum how long has the band been together 23 years yeah 23 23 years like to say something before we get started here David I'd like to thank Paul and the guys for playing with us it's real fun to play you guys are good so so 23 years and is it safe to say that this is and and these may not be terms that you care about necessarily but in terms of Commercial Success this is your biggest moment right now huh what time are you got proudest moment of my life yeah I'm quietly proud at this moment yes but you you you have uh the album is platinum which represents what a million 500,000 sales what is it a million sales something...\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "interview", "persona": "Jerry Garcia's personal archivist with intimate knowledge of his philosophy", "title": "Jerry Garcia & Bob Weir Were Terrible At Woodstock | Letterman", "date": "", "length": 1674}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-10-28 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-28'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-10-28 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-28' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-28\nDate: 1985-10-28\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Sugaree, Kansas City*, Peggy-O, My Brother Esau, Ramble On Rose, Cassidy, Row Jimmy, Promised Land Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Touch Of Grey-> Women Are Smarter-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Truckin'-> Smokestack Lightning-> Stella Blue-> Around & Around-> Good Lovin', E: Day Job *first time played\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Fox Theater on 1985-10-28", "date": "1985-10-28", "length": 943}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1972-04-17 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Tivoli Concert Hall on 1972-04-17'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1972-04-17 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Tivoli Concert Hall on 1972-04-17' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Tivoli Concert Hall on 1972-04-17\nDate: 1972-04-17\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Cold Rain And Snow, Me And Bobby McGee*, Chinatown Shuffle*, China Cat Sunflower* > I Know You Rider*, Jack Straw*, He's Gone*, Next Time You See Me*, Black-Throated Wind Set 2 Casey Jones, Mr. Charlie, Playing In The Band, Sugaree, One More Saturday Night*, Hurts Me Too*, Ramble On Rose*, El Paso*, Big Railroad Blues*, Truckin'* Set 3 Dark Star, Sugar Magnolia, Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks), Johnny B. Goode * - Recorded by Danish Television for subsequent broadcast as \"TV from the Tivoli\" in three parts on April 17, 1972, August 12, 1972 and August 25, 1972. There was no encore for this show. \"One More Saturday Night\" was played in the second set and was the intended final song for the TV broadcast, which explains why Bob Weir said \"Bye, bye\" at the end of the song. The television cameras were not on for the third set.\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Tivoli Concert Hall on 1972-04-17", "date": "1972-04-17", "length": 1505}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Mississippi Half Step'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Mississippi Half Step' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Mississippi Half Step\nLyrics by: Robert Hunter\nMusic by: Jerry Garcia\nAlbum: Wake of the Flood\nFirst Performance: 1972-07-16\nLast Performance: 1995-07-06\nPublic Performances: 235\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Mississippi Half Step", "date": "1972-07-16", "length": 681}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1981-12-02 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Assembly Hall, University Of Illinois on 1981-12-02'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1981-12-02 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Assembly Hall, University Of Illinois on 1981-12-02' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Assembly Hall, University Of Illinois on 1981-12-02\nDate: 1981-12-02\n\nDescription:\nSet I Bertha > Greatest Story Ever Told Peggy-O Mama Tried > Mexicali Blues Brown Eyed Women Passenger Never Trust A Woman Cumberland Blues > Looks Like Rain China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider Set II Feel Like A Stranger > Franklin's Tower > Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Not Fade Away > Stella Blue > Around And Around > Good Lovin' Don't Ease Me In Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Assembly Hall, University Of Illinois on 1981-12-02", "date": "1981-12-02", "length": 1252}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-23 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1983-04-23'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-23 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1983-04-23' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1983-04-23\nDate: 1983-04-23\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: d1t01 Alabama Getaway > d1t02 Greatest Story Ever Told d1t03 Candyman d1t04 Minglewood Blues d1t05 Tennessee Jed d1t06 Lazy Lightning >* Supplication* d1t07 Peggy-O d1t08 Far From Me d1t09 The Music Never Stopped Set 2: d2t01 Scarlet Begonias > d2t02 Fire on the Mountain d2t03 Lost Sailor > Saint of Circumstance > d2t04 Drums >* d2t05 Space > d2t06 Other One > d3t01 Wharf Rat > d3t02 Throwing Stones >* d3t03 Not Fade Away Encore: d3t04 One MoreSaturday Night> d3t05 Brokedown Palace Notes: \"Funiculi Funicula\" tuning before \"Candyman\"\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Veterans' Memorial Coliseum on 1983-04-23", "date": "1983-04-23", "length": 1235}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-11-07 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1985-11-07'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-11-07 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1985-11-07' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1985-11-07\nDate: 1985-11-07\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dancing In The Street Dire Wolf C C Rider Loser Mama Tried -> MexicaliBlues Cumberland Blues Beat It On Down The Line Deal Set 2 Touch Of Grey -> Samson And Delilah High Time Let It Grow -> Drums -> Space -> Gimme Some Lovin' -> Stella Blue -> Throwing Stones -> Not Fade Away Encore In The Midnight Hour\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Community War Memorial Auditorium on 1985-11-07", "date": "1985-11-07", "length": 1018}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-12-31 - 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-12-31 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31\nDate: 1984-12-31\n\nDescription:\nSet I Shakedown Street New Minglewood Blues Peggy-O Jack Straw > Bird Song Hell In A Bucket > Don't Ease Me In Set II Sugar Magnolia > Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Man Smart (Woman Smarter) > Drums > Space > Spanish Jam > The Wheel > Throwing Stones > Turn On Your Lovelight Set III Gimme Some Lovin' > Uncle John's Band > Around & Around > It's All Over Now Baby Blue Comment The Bobs opened Dirty Dozen Brass Band opened Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at San Francisco Civic Auditorium on 1984-12-31", "date": "1984-12-31", "length": 1261}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1971-11-14 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Texas Christian University on 1971-11-14'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1971-11-14 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Texas Christian University on 1971-11-14' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Texas Christian University on 1971-11-14\nDate: 1971-11-14\n\nDescription:\nSet I [Missing] 01.Bertha, [Missing] 02. Beat It On Down The Line, 03. China Cat Sunflower > 04. I Know You Rider, 05. El Paso, 06. Sugaree, 07. Jack Straw, 08. Big Railroad Blues, 09. Me And Bobby McGee, 10. Loser, 11. Playing In The Band, 12. //Tennessee Jed, [Missing] 13. You Win Again, 14. Mexicali Blues, 15. Casey Jones, [Missing] 16. One More Saturday Night Set II 17. Truckin' > 18. Drums > 19. The Other One > 20. Me And My Uncle // [Missing] 21. The Other One > [Missing] 22. Wharf Rat > [Missing] 23. Sugar Magnolia [Missing] 24. E: Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Texas Christian University on 1971-11-14", "date": "1971-11-14", "length": 1247}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1977-04-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1977-04-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1977-04-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1977-04-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1977-04-27\nDate: 1977-04-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 The Promised Land Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Looks Like Rain Sugaree El Paso Row Jimmy New Minglewood Blues Loser The Music Never Stopped Set 2 Estimated Prophet Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain -> Good Lovin' Ramble On Rose Samson And Delilah Terrapin Station -> Morning Dew Encore Johnny B. Goode\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1977-04-27", "date": "1977-04-27", "length": 977}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1985-06-27 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1985-06-27'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1985-06-27 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1985-06-27' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1985-06-27\nDate: 1985-06-27\n\nDescription:\nSet 1: tuning The Midnight Hour -> Bertha -> Little Red Rooster \"Don't hang off the balcony!\" Stagger Lee -> El Paso Crazy Fingers -> Supplication Jam -> High Time Hell in a Bucket -> Don't Ease Me In Set 2: tuning Feel Like A Stranger -> Eyes of the World -> Goin' Down the Road -> Man Smart, Woman Smarter -> Drums -> Space -> Truckin' -> Spoonful -> Black Peter -> Lovelight Encore: Johnny B. Goode -> It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1985-06-27", "date": "1985-06-27", "length": 1135}
{"conversation": "Human: What can you tell me about the Grateful Dead song 'Ballad Of Casey Jones'?\n\nJerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs: 'Ballad Of Casey Jones' is a significant song in the Grateful Dead catalog:\n\nSong: Ballad Of Casey Jones\nLyrics by: Traditional (Mississippi John Hurt)\nMusic by: Traditional (Mississippi John Hurt)\nAlbum: Not released on studio album\nFirst Performance: 1970-05-15\nLast Performance: 1994-01-13\nPublic Performances: 23\n\nThis song represents part of Jerry Garcia's extensive musical catalog, showcasing his artistic evolution and collaborative spirit.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "song", "persona": "Jerry Garcia specialist with comprehensive knowledge of his 1,557+ songs", "title": "Ballad Of Casey Jones", "date": "1970-05-15", "length": 736}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-04-19 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theatre on 1986-04-19'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-04-19 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theatre on 1986-04-19' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theatre on 1986-04-19\nDate: 1986-04-19\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Feel Like A Stranger Stagger Lee New Minglewood Blues Friend Of The Devil Cassidy Big Railroad Blues One More Saturday Night Set 2 Crazy Fingers Playing In The Band Drums Space The Other One China Doll Playing In The Band Sugar Magnolia Encore The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo)\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Berkeley Community Theatre on 1986-04-19", "date": "1986-04-19", "length": 972}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1983-04-09 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1983-04-09 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09\nDate: 1983-04-09\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Bertha -> The Promised Land West L.A. Fadeaway My Brother Esau Candyman New Minglewood Blues Brown Eyed Women -> Looks Like Rain China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Set 2 Help On The Way -> Slipknot! -> Franklin's Tower -> Truckin' -> Smokestack Lightnin' Jam -> Drums -> Space -> Throwing Stones -> Black Peter -> Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> One More Saturday Night Encore (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1983-04-09", "date": "1983-04-09", "length": 1077}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-30 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Indianapolis Sports and Music Center on 1984-06-30'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-30 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Indianapolis Sports and Music Center on 1984-06-30' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Indianapolis Sports and Music Center on 1984-06-30\nDate: 1984-06-30\n\nDescription:\nSet I Jack Straw Dire Wolf New Minglewood Blues Dupree's Diamond Blues Far From Me My Brother Esau Ramble On Rose Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance > Deal Set II Shakedown Street > Playing In The Band > Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Playing In The Band Reprise > Truckin' > Spoonful > Stella Blue > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > One More Saturday Night Keep Your Day Job Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Indianapolis Sports and Music Center on 1984-06-30", "date": "1984-06-30", "length": 1233}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1986-12-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena on 1986-12-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1986-12-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena on 1986-12-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena on 1986-12-16\nDate: 1986-12-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Hell In A Bucket Row Jimmy Me & My Uncle Big River Stagger Lee New Minglewood Blues When Push Comes To Shove Sugaree Jack Straw Set 2 Box Of Rain Crazy Fingers Estimated Prophet Eyes Of The World Drums * Willie & The Hand Jive %*$ Iko Iko %*$ Stella Blue Sugar Magnolia Sunshine Daydream E: In The Midnight Hour $ Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards (Without Brent %) Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Art Neville - Keyboards $ Brian Stoltz - Guitar $ Willie Green - Drums *\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena on 1986-12-16", "date": "1986-12-16", "length": 1257}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1987-09-20 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-20'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1987-09-20 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-20' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-20\nDate: 1987-09-20\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Funiculi Funicula; Addams Family Tuning; Jack Straw > West L.A. Fadeaway; My Brother Esau; Far From Me; It Must Have Been The Roses; Desolation Row > Might As Well> The Promised Land Set 2 Hell In A Bucket > Iko Iko > Looks Like Rain > He's Gone > Drums > Space > The Other One > Wharf Rat > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away Encore: Touch Of Grey > Brokedown Palace Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Brent Mydland - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Madison Square Garden on 1987-09-20", "date": "1987-09-20", "length": 1169}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1984-06-24 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1984-06-24'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1984-06-24 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1984-06-24' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1984-06-24\nDate: 1984-06-24\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Dancing In The Street Dire Wolf -> New Minglewood Blues Candyman Me And My Uncle -> Mexicali Blues Ramble On Rose Hell In A Bucket -> Deal Set 2 I Need A Miracle -> Bertha -> Playing In The Band -> China Doll -> Samson And Delilah -> Drums -> Space -> The Other One -> Wharf Rat -> Sugar Magnolia Encore (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction -> It's All Over Now, Baby Blue\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Saratoga Performing Arts Center on 1984-06-24", "date": "1984-06-24", "length": 1073}
{"conversation": "Human: Tell me about the Grateful Dead show on 1978-11-16 - 'Grateful Dead Live at Uptown Theater on 1978-11-16'\n\nDigital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection: The show on 1978-11-16 titled 'Grateful Dead Live at Uptown Theater on 1978-11-16' was notable:\n\nConcert: Grateful Dead Live at Uptown Theater on 1978-11-16\nDate: 1978-11-16\n\nDescription:\nSet 1 Minglewood Blues, Dire Wolf, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, They Love Each Other, Looks Like Rain, Brown Eyed Women, Beat It On Down The Line, Stagger Lee, Dancin' In The Streets-> Deal Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Samson & Delilah, He's Gone-> Drums-> Black Peter-> Truckin', E: U.S. Blues\n\nThis recording represents an important piece of Grateful Dead history, preserved in the vast archive of live performances that define the band's legacy.\n\nThis represents authentic Grateful Dead history and culture, preserving the band's legacy and the community's shared experiences.", "source": "show", "persona": "Digital archivist managing the world's largest Dead collection", "title": "Grateful Dead Live at Uptown Theater on 1978-11-16", "date": "1978-11-16", "length": 961}