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2
Don't Ease Me In
July 5, 1981
Zoo Amphitheater

Tight version. Yeah, it's a short tune, but it still rocks.
2
Wharf Rat
May 12, 1980
Boston Garden

Solid vocals from Jerry. Nice harmonies.
1
Sugar Magnolia
May 12, 1980
Boston Garden

High energy, good jamming, solid execution.
2
Easy Answers
June 28, 1995
The Palace

Final time played.
1
Jack Straw
March 5, 1972
Winterland Arena

Nice pacing, starting out slow and gradually gaining speed.
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Comments

Bertha
Sept. 26, 1981
Buffalo Auditorium

Inconsistent, but at times brilliant. Set position is insanely good.
Dear Prudence
Dec. 30, 1991
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum

This is a Mind Left Body Jam. Why do people have such a hard time identifying such a distinct piece of music? Listen to something labeled as MLBJ then listen to the Jerry Garcia Band do Dear Prudence. You will see they are two completely different melodies.
Dark Star
Sept. 21, 1972
The Spectrum

The same thing is happening with That Would Be Something. The #1 rated version is from Dick's Picks 17 - it starts out with an unlabeled MLBJ. When you take away the MLBJ, it's just pretty average. 4-5-95 is much better.
Man Smart, Woman Smarter
Sept. 20, 1990
Madison Square Garden

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Dark Star
Sept. 21, 1972
The Spectrum

There's a big-time problem with this. There's a Mind Left Body Jam that starts around the 30 minute mark. This should be labeled as Dark Star>Mind Left Body Jam. You can't give Dark Star credit for something played at the end of it that isn't Dark Star.
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