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Wharf Rat
Aug. 30, 1983
Silva Hall, Hult Center

Jerry is sharp and accurate here. Great energic vocal digs. Brent's back ups are so nice. Some heart and lift here, focused and engaged every second!!
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Not Fade Away
Aug. 30, 1983
Silva Hall, Hult Center

Brent is all confidently over the keys. Brent and Jerry interplay on NFA is unmatched! Tight, up tempo, with energy! Throwing Stones >NFA>Wharf Rat!!!
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Throwing Stones
Aug. 30, 1983
Silva Hall, Hult Center

Bob + Brent with talented inspiring interplay! Jerry laying fire with Phil. Terrapin>Drums>Throwin Stones>NFA>wharf rat>sugar mag>BDP
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Feel Like A Stranger
Aug. 30, 1983
Silva Hall, Hult Center

Bob's voice has some real flare/funk to it. The whole band was on fire this night. Amazing opener to a incredible show!
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Good Lovin'
Jan. 8, 1979
Madison Square Garden

Featured right after Wharf Rat. BLASTING with power and tempo. The opening is explosive and the tempo doesn't let up. Very strong '79 version. FIRE.
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Comments

King Bee
Jan. 8, 1966
Fillmore Auditorium

Pigpen was super strong this whole show. Great interplay with the whole band on this performance. Such a great song.
Promised Land
March 30, 1980
Capitol Theatre

I would also second strong performance from Bobby and Brent and Jerry. . Brent puts his stamp on this whole show and Bobby has some strong vocal energy this Promised Neverland and great tempo. Worthy to be up voted, needs more attention. We love you Brent!
Alabama Getaway
March 30, 1980
Capitol Theatre

Brent sounds really strong here vocally and on the keys. So much confidence. Jerry is strong here too. A strong 80's version! Opener for the show too. up Vote
Friend of the Devil
Jan. 8, 1979
Madison Square Garden

Jerry delivers a stunningly beautiful happier solo towards the end. A groovy plucking rhythm that has strong vocals. A strong '79 FOTD
Candyman
Jan. 8, 1979
Madison Square Garden

A really enjoy this '79 version. The band is all engaged and has great tempo throughout this whole show. The crowd is great. The recording is great. The solo has lift and soar to it, while staying focused and retaining some '79 funk. A solid version, Donna sounds great here too.
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