Grateful Dead

On October 1, 1988, during a live performance at the Shoreline Amphitheatre, the Grateful Dead delivered a memorable rendition of "Morning Dew," a poignant song often highlighting Jerry Garcia's emotive vocals. This concert was part of a prolific period for the band, following the release of their studio album "In the Dark" in 1987, which marked a significant revival in their popularity and commercial success. The album featured the hit "Touch of Grey," bringing new audiences to the band. By the time of the Shoreline show, the Grateful Dead were well immersed in their extensive touring routine, having cultivated a robust fan base and solidified their reputation as legendary live performers. Notably, the 1988 Shoreline shows were part of their ongoing experimentation with setlists and song placements, with "Morning Dew" serving as a reflective closer that resonated deeply with fans, embodying the band's spirit of improvisation and connection with their audience.

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