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Grateful Novice

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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.

Comments

Big River
March 14, 1990
Capital Centre

The nice set of "Never Trust a Woman" and "Mama Tried > Big River" contribute to the old-timey fun of this show. Solid version here, with a brief piano solo and some great cowboy leads from Garcia.
Feel Like A Stranger
March 14, 1990
Capital Centre

Huge sound from Brent on the synths, very supportive interplay driving Bobby. Nice Phil sound, and Jerry builds the whole band to a nice top.
Loose Lucy
March 14, 1990
Capital Centre

Solo's a little tentative, but Garcia is having a blast playing the tune. Video's worth a watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUwC6tDJD1o#t=33
Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain
Feb. 5, 1978
Uni Dome, U of Northern Iowa

Probably the best Keith playing I've heard, probably the most musical "Scarlet," probably the most jammed-out version. Simultaneously. And that’s *before* “Fire.” I love the Copps version (Mosque is obviously overrated but well-known), and there’s no way this version right here is not a serious competitor for #1 (aside from being less well-known). Dusborne matrix is the bus, get on and see for yourself. The preceding “Samson” and Bobby bit are must-hears too.
Samson and Delilah
Feb. 5, 1978
Uni Dome, U of Northern Iowa

There's a reason this is rated almost twice as high as its nearest competitor. Some of the hardest rocking Dead you will ever heard.