Grateful Dead setlist, July 16, 1972

Dillon Stadium
Hartford, Connecticut

Why it’s special: Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo debuts · with Dickey Betts and Berry Oakley.

27 songs in two sets and an encore. Night 33 of 1972’s 86.

Set one

  1. Promised Land
  2. Cold Rain and Snow
  3. Black-Throated Wind
  4. Sugaree
  5. Playing in the Band
  6. Tennessee Jed
  7. Jack Straw
  8. Deal
  9. Mexicali Blues
  10. Stella Blue
  11. Beat It on Down the Line
  12. Cumberland Blues
  13. Me and My Uncle
  14. Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo (debut)
  15. Sing Me Back Home
  16. Casey Jones

Set two

  1. Ramble On Rose
  2. Truckin'
  3. Drums
  4. The Other One
  5. He's Gone
  6. Looks Like Rain
  7. Sugar Magnolia
  8. Not Fade Away (with Dickey Betts)
  9. Going Down the Road Feeling Bad (with Dickey Betts)
  10. Hey! Bo Diddley (with Dickey Betts)

Encore

  1. Johnny B. Goode (with Berry Oakley)

Previous night: June 17, 1972, Hollywood Bowl
Next night: July 18, 1972, Roosevelt Stadium

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