Grateful Dead Oct. 29, 1971

Allen Theatre Cleveland, OH | Listen on archive

Users have designated the following versions as heady!

Dynamite. Kicks off nicely.

Solid and grooving with a nice pulse. Keith is still brand new, but fits in beautifully.

Keith on a what sounds like a Hammond B3 gives a mad funky vibe. Goes into the Main Ten theme and is pretty hardcore. Special early Keith version.

Powerful, sweet vocals and nice harmonies. Totally overlooked great 1st set on this show.

Masterpiece. The Jam out of drums into the first verse is inventive and exploratory, very subtle interplay. Totally overlooked. Dig it.

Wonderful, love this gem slides nicely into a billy k drum solo and the reprise swiftly moves into a hot deal

Part of an awesome TOO sammie.

A rollicking good time.

Very well sung and played.

Gently, Jack Jones, won't you come to me.

Rippin' version with Keith tearing butt.

Gotta go to Tulsa.......

One of the early bouncy ones... NYC/ Jericho part inherits new interpretation 30yrs later

Bubbly, bratty storyboard version. Character & twang for miles. I'd pay to see this band. Two for a tenner? Four please.

So much for Jerry not being able to play Rock and Roll! F*** off Keith richards!

A Completely STUNNING Sugar Mags! from a STELLAR under the radar show! Seriously Heavy!

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