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2
Me and My Uncle
Sept. 10, 1985
Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center

Pickin' and grinnin'.
2
Me and My Uncle
April 3, 1986
Hartford Civic Center

Is that a jackabbit or is it Phil thumping?
2
The Wheel
Sept. 4, 1991
Richfield Coliseum

If the thunder don't get you, then the lightning will.
4
He's Gone
Sept. 4, 1991
Richfield Coliseum

Wow - the end vocals by Bob and Jerry are spectacular.
2
Promised Land
Sept. 4, 1991
Richfield Coliseum

A true 7 man jam. Just listen to it. You will be impressed.
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Comments

Blow Away
May 27, 1989
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Stadium

This is a good version, but not great. Brent's vocals are strong, but the keyboard work is tame and there's a feeling that something is missing without backup vocals. It almost feels like Brent is playing some of his solo material and the Dead are unsure how to back him up.
Ripple
April 29, 1971
Fillmore East

What takes away from this is Bob and Phil singing. At times, you can painfully isolate Phil's singing, which has never been very good. Take away your emotions, take away your heart. Phil was never meant to sing.
Ripple
Sept. 26, 1980
Warfield Theater

This version is so perfect that the French, Russian, German and Chinese judges would all give it a 10.
Ripple
Sept. 20, 1970
Fillmore East

David Nelson gives this an un-Grateful Dead feel to it. The truth is, the Dead didn't go out there and play with a mandolin, so hearing one in their music takes away a feeling of authenticity in this version.
Ripple
Sept. 3, 1988
Capital Centre

Between Jerry's broken-down vocals and the drummers unsure of what tempo to play, this is far from being the best version ever. Put your emotions aside and listen to the music play.
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