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Saturday, January 14, 1967

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★★★★★ · Morning Dew · redwinter · 2008
Paragraph number 1: Perfection There is no such thing as perfection, no matter how great something may be. Something can uplift us, something may make us give our lives a complete 360 turn around. Even music isn't perfect. If it were perfect, we would listen to one song every day for the rest of our lives and never grow tired of it. And to prove that perfection does not exist, I will say that I have not listened to Morning Dew from 1-14-67 in more than seven months. Why?

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★★★★★ · This could only happen while listening to the Dead · tripper jon · 2009
After watching the News on PBS I put this Dew on and before I could turn the TV off who should appear on the TV screen but Oppenheimer and a shot of a nuclear explosion. If my history is correct "Morning Dew" was the first folk song to deal with a potential nuclear holocaust. Told from the perspective of two survivors much like the CSN song "Wooden Ships".
★★★★★ · The Human Be-in · Stargazin · 2005
This was a bright and legendarily cosmic day that brought every freak in the Haight out to the Polo Fields -- an energized, magical location that Phil likens to Avebury in England -- beyond the historical interest of this show, it's a killer performance. The sound for the premier of Morning Dew is gorgeous.The other two tracks, btw are out of order. You can hear them launch into Viola Lee at the end of Schoolgirl.

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