Cambodian Refugee Benefit Oakland Coliseum Broadcast - 13th January 1980

# Cambodian Refugee Benefit Oakland Coliseum Broadcast - 13th January 1980 Witness a legendary evening of Grateful Dead generosity captured in pristine vinyl. This January 1980 Oakland Coliseum broadcast showcases the band at their improvisational peak, performing an extended set in support of Cambodian refugee relief. The Dead's commitment to both musical excellence and social consciousness shines throughout—expect sprawling jams, intricate interplay, and those transcendent moments that defined their era. This pressing delivers warm, detailed sound that lets you hear every nuance of the performance: Jerry's fluid guitar work, the rhythm section's telepathic groove, and the band's collective telepathy. Perfect for deep listening sessions or background atmosphere, this is essential for serious collectors and Deadheads seeking rare broadcast material. A benefit concert that mattered. Music that endures. Vinyl that sings.