Grateful Dead
Caf' au Go-Go - June 7, 1967
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Café au Go Go
June 07, 1967
New York, NY US
Notes:
also: Luke & The Apostles
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I thought Pigpen was the leader.
Cafe Au Go Go was a folk singer jazz venue in a cellar
The Dead were very intense in such a small space.
I was at one of these shows too, It was my first Dead show and remember being with friends smiling and giggling so much that Jerry kept looking at us and nodding and
smiling too. I remember Viola Lee blues and Anthem stuff - Jerry played a lot of high notes and when the first set was over we walked down a long corridor to exit and walked with Jerry and I think Phil? We could hardly speak due to our condition! But,
still kept smiling! When we got to the end of the hallway... Jerry, Phil and Bob went into the dressing room, we left the venue. I heard later that Janis and Jimmy Hendrix
showed up after the second set around 5AM. Wish I caught the second set!
Too bad there wasn't more setlists or recordings for this run!
Mic R

Location
I think it was this one. I was 15 and had to go w/ my uncle who was wearing a plaid jacket and corduroy and looked like he stepped out of a cocktail party in fox hunting country. I was from Virginia and had never seen hippies before. I was embarrassed because my uncle looked completely out of place. Pigpen wore a full robe and a headband. The place was small the band took up almost the full width, so most people were on the sides. There were even tables to sit at. They were intense - playing hard - and seemed to play very fast. I remember Viola Lee Blues. The climax was awesome - much better than the record (had it just come out?).