Grateful Dead

On November 4, 1977, the Grateful Dead performed at Cotterell Court, Colgate University, during a prolific and creative period in their career. Leading up to this concert, the band had released their studio album "Terrapin Station" in 1977, showcasing a range of musical styles and the continued evolution of their sound. By fall 1977, the Grateful Dead had solidified their reputation as a live band, marked by extended improvisations and a blending of genres, which was evident in performances around this time. Notably, 1977 is often regarded as one of the band's best years, known for its clarity of sound and energetic performances. The setlist from the concert included fan favorites like "Bertha" and "Brown-Eyed Women," reflecting the group's deep catalog and their ability to connect with audiences through live improvisation. The artwork associated with the video features the work of Tony Millionaire, adding to the ongoing partnership between the Grateful Dead and visual art, further enr

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