Grateful Dead setlist, June 28, 1995

The Palace of Auburn Hills
Auburn Hills, Michigan

Why it’s special: Big Railroad Blues busted out after 101 shows.

18 songs in two sets and an encore. Night 41 of 1995’s 47.

Set one

  1. Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo
  2. Good Morning, School Girl (never played again)
  3. Loser
  4. Black-Throated Wind (never played again)
  5. Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues (never played again)
  6. Big Railroad Blues (bust-out: first in 101 shows, since 6/8/94; never played again)
  7. The Music Never Stopped

Set two

  1. China Cat Sunflower
  2. I Know You Rider
  3. Way to Go Home (never played again)
  4. Estimated Prophet
  5. Uncle John's Band
  6. Drums
  7. Space
  8. Easy Answers (never played again)
  9. Attics of My Life
  10. Good Lovin' (never played again)

Encore

  1. Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds (never played again)

Previous night: June 27, 1995, The Palace of Auburn Hills
Next night: June 30, 1995, Three Rivers Stadium

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