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Sexson Auditorium

Pasadena, CA
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04/16/1988
Bob Weir
158658
Set 1Walking Blues, Masterpiece, This Time Forever, Victim, Throwing Stones, Blackbird
CommentBrent Mydland and Bonnie Raitt also did solo gigs at this benefit
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04/16/1988
SEVA Benefit
Set 1set 1
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Brent Mydland
solo on grand piano
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Wavy Gravy Intro
Brent feels naked up here
Love Doesn’t Have To Be Pretty
Louie, Louie
Gentlemen Start You Engines
Devil with a Blue Dress On > Good Golly Mis Molly
I Will Take You Home Prelude >
I will Take You Home
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Bonie Raitt
w/ Johnny Lee Schell
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Wavy Gravy - Slide Bonnie Slide
Rainyday Man
Keep Your Mouth Shut
Louise
[Bonnie on : Blender Blues]
Angel From Montgomery

tapeflip - crossfaded some tuning lost

Love Me Like A Man
Soldiers Of Plenty
Bonnie talks about hope
Mississippi Road
River Of Tears

Wavy Gravy : Helping One Another
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::::: Intermission :::::
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Helping One Another
Second Half
Set 2
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Bob Weir
solo acoustic
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Wavy Gravy intro

Walkin’ Blues
Masterpiece
This Time Forever
Victim Or The Crime >
Throwin’ Stones
Blackbird*

* = w/ Brent Mydland on grand piano
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David Crosby & Graham Nash
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Wavy Gravy talks about Helping One Another
Wasted On The Way
Leeshore
Critical Mass/Wind On The Water
tapeflip - crowd crossfaded
Soldiers of peace intro
Soldiers Of Peace
Compass
Try To Find Me
Guinevere
- enter Jackson Browne -
Jackson intro and banter
Jamaica
Lives In The Balance
tape change -
Our House
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Encore:
Long Time Gone
Teach Your Children
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Set 2
Set 3
CommentBrent Mydland
Bob Weir
Bonnie Raitt
David Crosby
Graham Nash
Jackson Browne
Wavy Gravee
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