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Jumpin_Joe

Buffalo 9/26/81

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Submissions

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Stagger Lee
Nov. 8, 1979
Capitol Center

Great slow tempo, Brent fully integrated, and Jerry does his thing at the end; why isn't this on here!?!
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Stagger Lee
Nov. 8, 1979
Capitol Center

Great slow tempo, Brent fully integrated, and Jerry does his thing at the end; why isn't this on here!?!
3
Cassidy
Nov. 5, 1979
The Spectrum

I've waded through a lot of Cassidys that weren't nearly as good. This one deserves to be on the list. Listen and vote it up the line if you agree!
1
Althea
Dec. 9, 1979
Kiel Auditorium

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Althea
Dec. 11, 1979
Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall

extremely slow, psychedelic jam; can't believe this one wasn't listed yet!

Comments

Cold Rain and Snow
July 7, 1978
Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Yeah, I've never heard another version where he goes *up there* like that during that first break; it always struck me as such a singular version
Stagger Lee
Nov. 8, 1979
Capitol Center

Also, Phil dropping big fatties; takes Jer forever to get there, but there are those few seconds of heavenly bliss, in the middle solo and again at the end; worth the wait and the journey
Loser
Dec. 1, 1979
Stanley Theater

Holy crap heard this one on Sirius yesterday; it def needs a vote; surprised to find it so low on here; Jerry's solo is next-level raunchy, bent-note perfection, and it's a great show overall
Althea
Aug. 12, 1981
Salt Palace

Yes, extremely slow; yes amazing at the end; it deserves its place among the all-time Altheas for sure. I voted it up so now it's equal (I believe) with the one I posted from 12 11 79, so take a listen to that one; completely different, but extremely psychedelic, Phil out of control, and some really memorable phrasing from Jerry
Althea
Feb. 26, 1981
Uptown Theater

I'll pump it up to 11 votes. Agree with all the comments here. It has all the nooks and crannies, and a great peak at the end