Raw. Slinky. Perfect tempo with the drums up in mix giving it a tribal feel. Perfectly placed between rocking BEW and Big RR.

What makes this my favorite version? The end

Billy's work on the toms rivals Ringo on A Day In A Life...amazing!!

I will echo the comment about the transition jam. It is a favorite. Jerry is in relaxed melodic mode. He finds cool phrases...repeats them while varying them...and when you think he will repeat it again...he is off to something else!! The band does a grest job supporting. At one point mickey is hitting a tom at same notes as jerry. The overall feel is more of a drift into Fire. Some versions feel like race. I have listened to this so many times I could practically sing you the entire solo. It is that good. Enjoy!!

This version has jerry in a relaxed and melodic mode. During the jam he plays patterns...and then repeats them with slight variations. Jerry and the band build the jam together...more intense as they go. The best part is the end. His final lick is awesome! Played twice and sets up Bobby for the perfect entry back into the vocals. It is not unlike the second jam in Jack Straw on Europe 72 or Hard to Handle from 4/29. I have listened to many of the top choices here...and none of them nail the landing like this version. The link in this post only brings you the second set. This the best version is here: https://archive.org/details/gd1982-04-15.nak300.friend.andrewf.106527.flac16/gd1982-04-15s1t09.flac

My favorite version. Great middle solo. The end is really 2 parts. The whole band drifts down to near silence...then all together they build from the "well it looks like rain" section to a perfect ending. Bob drops a perfectly placed F-bomb along the way. Go to this link for the best version. The link in this post only goes to the second set. https://archive.org/details/gd1982-04-15.nak300.friend.andrewf.106527.flac16/gd1982-04-15s1t09.flac