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Dark Hollow
Oct. 19, 1980
Saenger Performing Arts Center

Bobby performing his heart out. Jerry is engaged and the band is tight. AUD is great. A must listen!
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The Weight
Sept. 18, 1970
Fillmore East

First The Weight. '70 fillmore, crap along. Decent recording. Amazing performance!
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Sugar Magnolia
June 14, 1994
Memorial Stadium

Sugar Magnolia closer! Bobby sounds good here. Jerry has some nice moments here too! Solid performance! Shakedown opener and Sugar Magnolia closer.
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I Need A Miracle
June 24, 1994
Sam Boyd Silver Bowl

Keys can come off loud on the recording. Fun crowd reactions. Bobby is engaged and on fire. Strong performance from the band.
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Samba In The Rain
June 24, 1994
Sam Boyd Silver Bowl

Vince really has some strong "sway" in hise vocals here. Vince and Jerry strong interplay. Strong performance, surprised not listed!!
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Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain
Feb. 5, 1978
Uni Dome, U of Northern Iowa

So many highlights in all the segments of this. The transition is absolutely gorgeous and timeless. Start to finish, no wasted second. Some serious rhythm, jump, groove and shreds in their. Gorgeous work here from the band. Grateful for it <3
Blow Away
April 15, 1989
The Mecca

Brent's vocals are dynamite here. The slower tempo really compliments the song very well. I'm not sure where I'd ranked it at at all. But this is a really nice version when you want a slower Blow Away, done with confidence and purpose. Jerry was really on this night as well, like much of '89. Strong Blow Away. We love you, Brent!
Deal
July 19, 1989
Alpine Valley Music Theatre

'89 dead. Does it get any better? Strong vocals and interplay between everyone on this one. A electrifying solo from Jerry with GREAT interplay from Brent. Really everyone is on fire here. locked in and engaged! Yes yes yes!!!!
Weather Report Suite
July 29, 1974
Capitol Center

Bob and Jerr take us away . . Focused and engaged all the way <3 Some real beauty here :)
Friend of the Devil
Dec. 9, 1981
Activity Center - University of Colorado

The solo work from the boys is top notch. Brent delightfully embarks us into this dreamy FOTD and his keys sounds absolutely just beautiful/soft/welcoming and purposeful. Incredible. Than Bob absolutely keeps the same energy, focus and execution with some amazing highlights of his own, all the while staying consistent; to lead us enchanting breath taking Jerry solo that'll leave you in awe <3. I'm in shock this is so low. Strong vocals from Jerry and the boys from the start. Into a dream like solo, with a strong finish.
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