Phil Lesh & The Terrapin Family Band To Re-Create 1977 Grateful Dead Show With Eric Krasno

Last night, Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh teamed with The Terrapin Family Band to kick off a run of two shows at Brooklyn Bowl in New York City. Tonight, the group returns to the Bowl with special guest Eric Krasno, who also sat-in on Sunday, and they will play the same setlist the Grateful Dead did at a famed concert from 1977.

As Jambands.com reports, Phil Lesh and The Terrapin Family Band with Eric Krasno will re-create the show the Grateful Dead performed at San Francisco’s Winterland Arena on June 7, 1977. Look for Phil and his ensemble to play each and every song the Dead did at the start of a historic three-night run this evening in Brooklyn. Tickets are available via Ticketfly. A webcast is available through nugs.tv.

Sunday’s concert saw Phil, The Terrapin Family Band and Krasno perform a varied mix of material including Grateful Dead gems and classic rock standards. The Terrapin Family Band features guitarists Ross James and Grahame Lesh, drummer Alex Koford and keyboardist Jason Crosby.

Here’s a look at what the band played last night via Gr8phul:

Set One: Truckin’, Shape I’m In, Feel Like A Stranger, Down By The River, Reuben & Cerise, West LA Fadeaway, Tumbling Dice, Casey Jones

Set Two: Mason’s Children, Bad Moon Rising, Werewolves of London, New Potato Caboose, Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, Dark Star v2, Caution, Sugaree

Encore: Ripple

As a preview for tonight, take a peek at the Dead’s June 7, 1977 setlist:

Set One: Bertha, Jack Straw, Tennessee Jed, Looks Like Rain, Peggy-O, Funiculi Funicula, El Paso, Friend of the Devil, Music Never Stopped

Set Two: Scarlet Begonias, Fire on the Mountain, Good Lovin’, Candyman, Estimated Prophet, He’s Gone, Drums, Samson and Delilah, Terrapin Station, Morning Dew, Around and Around

Encore: Uncle John’s Band, U.S. Blues