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El Paso
Nov. 30, 1973
Boston Music Hall

Fast and fun, the crowd really digging it. Great show in spite of some sound quality issues.
15
Playin' In The Band
Oct. 27, 1973
Indianapolis State Fair Coliseum

Trippy explorations at lightning speed with cool MHUT>Big River sandwich.
6
Mississippi Halfstep Uptown Toodeloo
Feb. 22, 1974
Winterland Arena

Nice groovy outro. Great show, good vibes.
31
The Other One
Feb. 23, 1974
Winterland Arena

Gets real out fuurther and faster then into a Help-Slip preview in the jam. Great interplay between Phil and Jerry.
8
The Music Never Stopped
Feb. 28, 1975
Bob Weir's Studio

Rehearsal, no vocals, brilliant explorations of the song in development. Great insight into the boys' collective mind.
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Deep Elem Blues
Dec. 28, 1970
Legion Stadium

Far-out funkfest from the too-short era when this was in rotation as an electric sexathon. Makes me think that Deep Elem is the godfather to Loose Lucy. Listen here and tell me it ain't the case.
Cold Rain and Snow
April 18, 1971
Lusk Field House - State University Of New York

Damn right Cucamonga007. Check out April 15, '70 for openers: It's up there at the top of this list. I stand by what I said, they opened with this when they knew they meant bizzness.... Cool version this: Funky butt from Phil, with sweet country harmonies.
Cold Rain and Snow
Dec. 28, 1970
Legion Stadium

Peak era for CR&S and this one doesn't disappoint. A wee bit slower than others from the time, but they were clearly working on it as a showpiece. I remember seeing them open shows with this and thinking, "ahhh, they mean it tonight...".
Turn On Your Love Light
Dec. 27, 1970
Legion Stadium

Short by standards of the time, clocking in at just over 12 minutes, but full of TNT and barks and yodels, as described. Caps off an uneven show with a good powerful blast.
Brokedown Palace
Dec. 27, 1970
Legion Stadium

Starts a little rough on the vocals, but comes together right quick and sails away on beautiful harmonies.
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