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Me and My Uncle
Dec. 30, 1969
Boston Tea Party

Great execution all around. Short but sweet.
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Casey Jones
Dec. 30, 1969
Boston Tea Party

Odd at times - kinda creepy organ coming from Pigpen.
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Mama Tried
Dec. 30, 1969
Boston Tea Party

Nice job byb Bob articulating the lyrics. Good harmonies, too.
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Good Lovin'
Dec. 30, 1969
Boston Tea Party

I'm diggin' that kinda spacy jam coming out of Drums.
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Candyman
July 1, 1970
Winnipeg Fairgrounds

Not a very good recording, but it gets better towards the end.
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Comments

Box of Rain
Sept. 12, 1991
Madison Square Garden

Some people like Phil's singing. Then again, some people like their mother-in-law. Jerry does his best on guitar, although there isn't much room to work with. My annoyance lessened when the rest of the band joined in on vocals. Man, talk about leaving a show bummed out!
Cold Rain and Snow
Sept. 26, 1991
Boston Garden

There were some questionable decisions here. The sluggish tempo, Bruce playing the accordion, Bob throwing out some ill-timed trumpet noise. The upside is some nice bass work from Phil, some very well placed notes from Vince and Jerry hitting the high notes surprisingly well.
Wave to the Wind
March 3, 1992
The Omni

Is this supposed to be Phil's version of Desolation Row? If it's a joke, it's not funny. This is one of the reasons I stopped seeing the Dead.
Ain't It Crazy (The Rub)
Dec. 1, 1971
Boston Music Hall

Available as a brutal audience recording. It sounds like a decent version, but it will probably give you a headache. Something you'd only want to listen to once.
100000 Tons of Steel
June 14, 1987
Ventura County Fairgrounds

Nothing like 900 thousand tons of steel to kill the good vibes that Sugaree just created.
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