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Johnny B. Goode
March 31, 1991
Greensboro Coliseum

Around -> Johnny B Goode!!!
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Johnny B. Goode
April 8, 1991
Orlando Arena

1991 was a great year for Johnny B Goode!!!
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Johnny B. Goode
June 19, 1991
Pine Knob

Another awesome Johnny B Goode from 1991!!!
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Johnny B. Goode
Aug. 18, 1991
Shoreline Amphitheatre

Wow....this one really cooks!!!
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Johnny B. Goode
Sept. 16, 1991
Madison Square Garden

More high energy awesomeness from fall 1991 !!!
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Comments

Mind Left Body Jam
Oct. 25, 1973
Dane County Coliseum

This is short - less than 2 minutes long inside a Dark Star - but sweet. No, heavenly.
Mind Left Body Jam
June 8, 1992
Richfield Coliseum

Archive.org has this listed as Dear Prudence Jam, but it's a MLBJ. Only about 1 minute of it is worth listening to, where there is some nice keyboard work, which might have caused this to be mislabeled.
Mind Left Body Jam
Oct. 30, 1973
Kiel Auditorium

The beginning is awful. The band is out of sync and Keith is playing off key. The last 2 minutes are nice and melodic. Not one of the best, but a pretty neat 2 minutes inside a Dark Star.
Mind Left Body Jam
Nov. 29, 1981
Civic Arena

For this 12 minute jam, there's first a short Truckin' Jam that rolls into a longer Other One Jam. At 8:45, the band starts messing around with MLBJ. They never really fully play the melody - rather, they explore the tune's outer edges. Right before Drums is a very short GDTRFB tease.
Mind Left Body Jam
Dec. 30, 1983
Civic Auditorium

This version is spacey and the band is searching for something new. Jerry plays with the melody more than he plays it, with it getting more focused half way in. It rolls into a mellow Truckin' opening, where Bob misses his cue to start singing. The result is a spacey Truckin' intro that lasts 1:20 and 1:10 into it, Bob plays a little more MLBJ. It's short, different and worth listening to.
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