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CrackStraw

Bob's Guitar #1

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Black Throated Wind
Aug. 14, 1991
Cal Expo

Top 3 of '91, 6/14, 6/6 and definetly 8/14. So much emotion and great ad libbing
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Cold Rain and Snow
Sept. 4, 1991
Richfield Coliseum

I'm noticing a pattern, very few people are into '91 as much as me
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Cold Rain and Snow
May 10, 1991
Shoreline Amphitheatre

Hows this absent this many years into this projec?
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Cold Rain and Snow
Aug. 14, 1991
Cal Expo

If you like '91 you'll love the 4 headed weather song attack with great versions of CRS, BTW!, Jimmy! LLR! and they play Box of Rain...
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Cold Rain and Snow
Feb. 28, 1981
Uptown Theater

Killer version during 3 cold great nights in Chicago. Jerry does some turbo plucking towards the end. Very solid SBD
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Comments

Black Peter
Nov. 21, 1978
Community War Memorial Auditorium

The > into a rocking Truckin' is a true segue and not just a 'no huddle' like most of GDs segues.
Not Fade Away
Nov. 21, 1978
Community War Memorial Auditorium

Not going to lie submitted this one before I heard the ending.I bring it up because it features a pretty sick Mojo jam! + I just wanted to get this show out there in the headysphere
Estimated Prophet
March 28, 1981
Grugahalle

'81 might be best year for Estimated and this version is rock 'n roll to the max. The Althea, LLR and Wharf Rat(even with Pete lost as hell) also kill
Jack Straw
Nov. 21, 1978
Community War Memorial Auditorium

Sometimes I think this is the best version to date. It's definitely dominated by the drummers and that guy playing lead guitar oh lawdy, lawdy! Keith really rocks this one. The jam has a beginning(Jerry rocking some power chords) middle(Jerry shredding like a Mofo) and an end (explosive TNT followed by a cool off period with basic riffs to get timing right to sing final verse) This deserves at least 20 up votes. To believe any Jack Straw from '72-'73 is stronger than this one is just ludicrous! A smoking set ending Deal follows.
Jack Straw
Sept. 2, 1978
Giants Stadium

Can't believe i'm the first one to comment here. This was the Jack Straw that really got me into the song. Jerry wails, Phil bops, and Keith is either playing very well or very poor - either well it's just nice to hear him.
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