Luke and the Apostles, the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane played 5 nights at Toronto’s O’Keefe Center August 1-5 1967 (including matinee shows on Wednesday and Saturday). A soundboard 8-track tape of the Dead’s 2 sets from Aug 5th recently surfaced and is below - aside from being surprising good sound, it’s also notable for being the earliest-known recorded "That's It For The Other One."
Jerry: “sorry folks, we can only do loud stuff”
According to the Toronto Star review shown under the setlist below, “after the concert-dance, another dance occurs right on stage. This one planned as all three bands jam for a straight 50 minutes.” Oh, to have the complete tapes of the entire run.
Matinee Show
1 - Deep Elem Blues (partial) 0:00
2 - Cold Rain and Snow 6:22
3 - Big Boss Man 10:07
4 - That's It For The Other One 14:24
5 - Tuning / Stage Banter 24:09
6 - I Know You Rider (partial) 25:15 Evening Show
7 - {Stage Banter / Tuning} 29:05
8 - Dancing in the Streets 30:50
9 - {Stage Banter / Tuning} 39:25
10 - Morning Dew 41:28
11 - It Hurts Me Too 47:05
12 - Cold Rain and Snow 51:23
13 - {Stage Banter / Tuning} 54:52
14 - Turn On Your Lovelight (partial) 56:33