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Set 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 Your Blues Away
WRS Prelude
WRS Part 1
Let It Grow
Row Jimmy
Big River
Deal
Beat It On Down The Line
Dark Star
Morning Dew

Encore:
Sugar Magnolia

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Comments:

I heard this show on my local dead hour before it went off the air and i loved it. Probably my favorite part about it was the Weather Report because of the guest saxophone player. It is still my favorite version of WRS and if anyone who reads this knows of any other early WRS versions with a saxophone, i would be happy if you'd e-mail me the date.
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One of my friends went to this show, heard it was awesome, if anyone has a good tape please email me.Thank You.
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Some one please get me a copy of this show, Please!!!
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Bruce Hornsby and his brother attended this show. I believe it was bruce's first dead show
-Anonymous

Oh My, I just got this show and it smokes. The highlights are definately Let Me Sing Your Blues Away and WRS with the saxophone player. Highly recommended. Peace
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i don't like the shows from the fall of '73 with the goofy horn section honking away on certain songs. i realize that some folks like those shows but the horns just didn't cut it for me...in fact i thought they kind of sucked but hey that's why they make chocolate and vanilla!
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That's Martin Fierro (from Legion of Mary and Zero and session player on WAKE OF THE FLOOD and HOOTEROLL?) on saxophones/flute during Fall of '73. I can't remember the name of the trumpet player...
-Anonymous

Trumpet player was Joe Ellis
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Get it for the Dark Star! (No Horns)
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This show is on fire. Jerry is plucking the most melodic of notes on morning dew, half step, chinachat>rider, dark star, sugaree, big river, and hell, all of the rest. get this one ASAP
-deadhead max

get it on etree right now!!!!
-Anonymous (06/05/2007)

One of the best sounding of '73. And well played too.
-Anonymous (03/24/2008)

My first show, got on the bus and never got off.
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What a show! This deserves to be released on CD.
Best WRS ever. The horns add a whole new jazz element.
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Martin Ferrero and Joe Ellis. Talk about sychronicity, it's on the grateful dead channel right now -- 03/20/12 @12:00 pm (EST)
-Anonymous (03/20/2012)

They only had the horn section for about 8 shows so I think its pretty unique and special. So don't hate on the horn section it was just a thing they tried out
-Anonymous (08/24/2012)

Was listening to this on XM today. According to Lemieux, the horn players were with the opening act, Doug Sahm, and sat in on the two nights. For those who care, another "get together' between the same groups http://www.adioslounge.com/happy-thanksgiving-from-doug-sahm-and-friends/

and yes, I did mistakenly post this at the Providence show, but it's the same 2 guys.
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Thrilling, excellent Morning Dew.
-Just Exactly Perfect Band (02/25/2017)

Funny comment from Dick Latvala regarding this show:

Another favorite of
mine. Well actually it isn't a favorite in the sense of the whole
show, but it certainly has one of the finest examples of the famous
medley "Dark Star->Morning Dew". (which, BTW, I find the
9/10/74- Alexandra Palace to be one of the highest of the high
versions!!!) For the remainder of this month, I will have to pass
on since I have never been able to get passed the horns.
- (03/04/2020)

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