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Bob's Guitar #1

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1
Its All Over Now
May 11, 1979
Billerica Forum

If I ever get to joyfully skip to my destination I'd hear this theme en route. Relentless yet not mean/crunchy like previous year's IAON greats.
3
Stagger Lee
Jan. 15, 1979
Springfield Civic Center

8+ minutes of twitching and dodging. This show is easily strongest most complete of Godchaux Winter '79
7
Black Peter
Feb. 4, 1978
Milwaukee Auditorium

Bow to King Peter! This ending sounds like TMNS duirng this era. Insane! Make sure to check out Betty Board(2nd set only)
7
Terrapin Station
Feb. 4, 1978
Milwaukee Auditorium

NEW BETTY BOARD (link in comments)and this version doesn't have mercy on you or your feelings!
7
Stella Blue
Jan. 30, 1978
Uptown Theater

I'm fairly condident this is my ace version ending the debate between 4/21/78 and 10/21/78. Est>Eyes>Stella>Franklin's

Comments

The Music Never Stopped
May 13, 1978
The Spectrum

Man, you've earned the right to list at least 10 TMNS that I thought were mine to share.. It's the best way to end a set and easy to listen to(I skip the lyrics when I go 'hunting'...shhhh)
The Music Never Stopped
May 2, 1980
Hampton Coliseum

First set kind of drags until the vicious flurry of LLR, Althea and the raucous TMNS knocks us out just long enough to not miss set two's opener. You really can't go wrong with any '77-80 and 91-94 TMNS
Stagger Lee
Sept. 2, 1979
Augusta Civic Center

The first set Jack, Stagger, Jimmy and TMNS are just 4 reasons why I love this show.
Stagger Lee
Oct. 17, 1978
Winterland Arena

This is probably my favorite Winrterland run and 10/17s country dominated set list and style was unique Great Stagger just as every other '78 Winterland Staggo
Jack Straw
Nov. 21, 1978
Community War Memorial Auditorium

It's becoming rather obvious some people around here won't touch an aud. This show is available in aud and SBD and the aud adds intensity due to hearing crowd react exactly how you'd expect them.