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Truckin'
May 13, 1979
Cumberland County Civic Center

Starts off slow but then breaks into a Nobody's Fault jam and a great space segment.
2
Estimated Prophet
May 13, 1979
Cumberland County Civic Center

Decent version with solid bridge jam with a nice > He's Gone
3
Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain
May 13, 1979
Cumberland County Civic Center

Good version from a decent AUD.
4
Take A Step Back
May 13, 1979
Cumberland County Civic Center

Bobby tells everyone that if they don't step back, the stage will collapse.
2
Sugaree
May 13, 1979
Cumberland County Civic Center

Nice show opener in Brent's first performance in ME.
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Comments

Deal
April 30, 1977
The Palladium

Indeed it is! Jerry steps out of his usual patterns some in the first solo, which is extended to a decent length. Keith in particular elevates this version.
The Music Never Stopped
April 30, 1977
The Palladium

Cool effects from Keith during the breakdown, and the crowd eats this one up. Very high energy!
The Other One
May 1, 1977
The Palladium

The reprise is worth a comment as well because of the delicate transition from "Comes a Time." The matrix really captures the decrescendo before the move back to major and the song’s main theme.
Comes A Time
May 1, 1977
The Palladium

Jerry’s tone is liquid silver. Nice harmonies from Donna, Keith supporting Jerry’s guitar lines, rhythm section keeps everything from dragging (no small feat, considering how slow they’re playing).
Playin' In The Band
May 1, 1977
The Palladium

Phil playing some cool descending lines in cyclic patterns of changing lengths. Slow and exploratory full band playing (although it’s hard to pick Keith out of the matrix on the Archive, and he’s been shining the full show before this). Jam never moves aimlessly; gains momentum towards “Drums,” but seems to fall into it.
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