GRATEFUL DEAD 2017 UNRELEASED 1980 CAMBODIAN REFUGEE CONCERT 2 VINYL RECORD SET
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GRATEFUL DEAD 2017 UNRELEASED 1980 CAMBODIAN REFUGEE CONCERT 2 VINYL RECORD SET

The Benefit Concert for Cambodian Refugees, held at the Oakland Coliseum Arena on January 13th, 1980, was headlined by the Grateful Dead with Santana, The Beach Boys, Jefferson Starship and Joan Baez also on the bill. The show was organized by Bill Graham for what was a most worthy cause. Vietnam had invaded Cambodia in 1979 in an attempt to overthrow the murderous Khmer Rouge, who had ruled the country since 1975. One of the results of the war was a huge refugee problem which emerged after hundreds of thousands of Cambodians fled to the Thai border in an attempt to escape the violence and the resultant famine. Humanitarian Relief, supported by this concert among numerous other fundraising activities around the world, allowed for the construction of a land bridge to allow the refugees safe passage into their neighboring territory. Many, if not most, Bay Area Deadheads went to the show. The 1970s era was ending, although nobody seemed to notice at the time - rightfully so when the bigger issues of the day were hopefully foremost in most fans' minds as the music played. A MUST HAVE VINYL RECORD SET for any fan!

Franklin's Tower, New Minglewood Blues, Tennessee Jed, Looks Like Rain, Don't Ease Me In, Playing In The Band, Drum Solo, Jam, Not Fade Away, Sugar Magnolia (Featuring Carlos Santana)

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