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The Other One
May 29, 1969
Robertson Gym, U.C.S.B.

This requires headphones and a taste for the old tapes days - if you got that you're in for a pounding.
1
Me and Bobby McGee
April 12, 1971
Civic Arena

Jerry throwing down the distorted country skronk with Bobby delivering the sweet vox. Cut at the end does not distract from fine delivery of 99%.
7
St. Stephen
Aug. 21, 1968
Fillmore West

Listen to Weir gag on this one at the break too funny -- Crunchy crunch crunch
4
Cold Rain and Snow
Dec. 1, 1966
Studio demo

Cold Rain and Speed... clips along with 60
4
The Other One
Feb. 5, 1969
Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Auditorium

Book Deuteronomy Old Testament shit happening here..stick around for Bob's shout at the end.
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Comments

Looks Like Rain
Nov. 1, 1977
Cobo Arena

Wonderful with Jerry, Bobby and Donna all soaring together and separately on this version. Beautiful.
Deal
April 15, 1971
Allegheny College

Swampy and JG’s second pass on the first solo is just riiiight.
Deal
March 20, 1971
University of Iowa

This Deal just KILLS stylistically...JG high quality vox over a jook joint smokey pace with two wicked strat attacks... this is an early humdinger!
The Other One
Feb. 5, 1969
Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Auditorium

Relentless attack that is exhausting in the best way possible. When you need an Other One to get you there but don’t have 30mins to burn (although let me stress there is nothing wrong with that) Might be one of the best OO’s you’ve never heard and dag-gum it this rips like audio brown- brown. If you survive -the journey to Caution is well worth it. The Eleven is blistering and the Caution is sonic brutality. Killer show to dig into.
The Other One
Nov. 14, 1971
Texas Christian University

‘71 is an all round killer year. This tune never failed to deliver whatever inner reflection the band was transmitting much the same as PITB would as well thru the years. But for my dollars mostly ‘72 back to origins is where the devil’s work was best done.
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