“Ramble On Rose,” making its recorded debut only a few months earlier when EUROPE ’72 was released in the fall of 1972, was the first “new” music played on 6/10/73, with the first two songs at the show being from the Dead’s eponymous first album from 1967. With its peaks and powerful singing from Jerry, RFK was surely swaying to the new sounds of the Grateful Dead. – David Lemieux Tune in and listen here: gd.lnk.to/RORLive | Grateful Dead

"Since its debut on 10/19/71 in Minneapolis, the very same night Keith Godchaux played his first show as a member of the Grateful Dead, ‘Ramble On Rose’ was a consistently played Garcia-Hunter song right up to the Summer of 1995. Never recorded in the studio, the definitive version is on the ‘Europe '72’ album, along with several other live-only recordings that were never given a studio treatment, including ‘Tennessee Jed,’ ‘He's Gone,’ ‘Jack Straw,’ and ‘Brown-Eyed Women.’" - David Lemieux Watc