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Me and My Uncle
Dec. 22, 1978
Dallas County Convention Center Arena

I yearn for a better recording of this show.
3
Estimated Prophet
Nov. 17, 1978
Rambler Room

Another unsurprisingly great '78 Prophet. Can't get enough of these EP outros, just so.... Jerry
3
Eyes Of The World
Nov. 17, 1978
Rambler Room

Uptempo with liquid gold Jerry leads. Only EP exists on SBD from this 2nd set-- fight through the muffled AUD and hear the Garcia flamethrower.
2
Estimated Prophet
Dec. 17, 1978
Fox Theatre

Fantastic '78 EP. This song was untouchable in '78 and Jerry doesn't let up in the outro
5
Bertha
Nov. 14, 1978
Boston Music Hall

Amazing solo, just when you think Jerry's done he explodes with some lightning fast hyperpicking
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Eyes Of The World
Nov. 14, 1978
Boston Music Hall

Glad you enjoyed this one. Having not been around to actually witness the Dead in person I'm not as familiar with AUDs, which is something I'm trying to remedy
Eyes Of The World
Nov. 14, 1978
Boston Music Hall

Not sure if its just the AUD (very nice AUD here btw-- don't be deterred by the lack of SBD) but Jerry's flurry of notes sounds extra gentle on this particular night. He's playing extremely fast but it's sweetly tender and intimate. I would call this one "angelic." Big rec if you like the '77/'78 eyes sound-- ds67, grendel, cucamonga, e5 you're gonna want to check this out if unfamiliar
Dancin' in the Streets
May 9, 1978
Onongada County War Memorial

If there were a SBD available this might be an all time version. Lots of cool riffs going on here
Dancin' in the Streets
Feb. 4, 1978
Milwaukee Auditorium

This is an invitation, across the nation... for more folks to listen to this dancin
Eyes Of The World
June 10, 1973
RFK Stadium

I come to '73 versions of this song for the more involved, high energy group jams, as opposed to '77/'78 where it's mostly Jerry soloing-- Bobby still had that more penetrative Gibson tone in '73. That's one thing that I borderline dislike about '77/'78 dead, Bob's guitar tone; it had a super unique sound to it but it just doesn't cut through the mix and becomes very difficult to hear. These '73 versions feel like a bigger group effort, and this one is a great example of that.
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