With some nasty storms in the area and rain falling down, the boys open up the second set with a string of rain tunes. Box Of Rain starts it off, followed by Samba In The Rain, and then Looks Like Rain. Just as the precipitation ended and the sun broke through the clouds, the boys hit the first notes of Here Comes Sunshine. Reports from those who were there indicate it was a magical moment, which it certainly sounds like as the crowd goes nuts and the band delivers a tremendous version of the tune, save Jerry’s vocals. The energy sticks around for a rocking, jammed out Corrina that eventually segues into the debut of Matilda Matilda. After a powerful and enchanting Drums, the boys come out of Space with Uncle John’s Band, jamming it out thoroughly, but always sticking close to the theme. Following that, Bobby gives us a strong I Need A Miracle, which heads into Morning Dew. How good the Dew is really seems to depend on your perspective. If you are looking for a primal Dead, face-melting rendition, you are not going to find it here. But there is some real emotion from Garcia, great playing throughout, and a thoroughly original feel to the set closer. Finally, they send everyone home with a rocking Johnny B. Goode with Vince adding a series of hot licks at the end.