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Sugaree
Sept. 26, 1980
Warfield Theater

The oft-overlooked electric sets from the Warfield/Radio City acoustic runs. '77 be damned, THIS is a Sugaree.
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Good Lovin'
Aug. 27, 1980
Pine Knob Music Theater

Bobby making sure this show doesn't get lost in the shuffle. Great ad-libs, and the full howling range we love.
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Sugar Magnolia
Aug. 21, 1980
Uptown Theatre

Whole show is a hidden classic- but whatever you do DO NOT skip this Sugar Mags. Truly seamless after the set break, Dead at their finest.
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Little Red Rooster
Aug. 29, 1980
The Spectrum

That dawg is howling, and by gawd tnat rooster be prowlin.
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Me and My Uncle
Aug. 29, 1980
The Spectrum

Jerry manages to fit even more extra notes in, despite this being a way uptempo cut. Maybe the most seamless trans into Big River.
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Comments

To Lay Me Down
Oct. 18, 1980
Saenger Performing Arts Center

Really locked this one in as a contender for 'definitive' towards the end.
Stella Blue
Oct. 7, 1980
Warfield Theater

hot damn brother
Ripple
Oct. 6, 1980
Warfield Theater

Jerry fumbles the final line, going for "That path is yours" instead of "If I knew the way". Good chuckles were had on stage, and the crowd responds kindly with huge applause and powerful claps to keep the beat strong.
To Lay Me Down
Oct. 2, 1980
Warfield Theatre

This one sounds pretty wild.
Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication
Sept. 30, 1980
Warfield Theatre

Bobby's vox throughout this Warfield run have been on point. I think the quieter, smaller theater has him keeping the howling down.
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