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3
I Need A Miracle
July 7, 1981
Kansas City Municipal Auditorium Arena

Jerry shreds the solo and bobby growls out the vocals. nice juxtaposition to the beautiful BP that preceded it.
3
Black Peter
July 7, 1981
Kansas City Municipal Auditorium Arena

Brents organ really makes this one sound like Grateful Dead church and the way Jerry is signing really makes him sound like he's mourning someone.
9
Looks Like Rain
July 7, 1981
Kansas City Municipal Auditorium Arena

this one really builds in intensity until it hts soaring heights. Truly a magnificent though very early 80's sounding version.
5
Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication
July 7, 1981
Kansas City Municipal Auditorium Arena

seems a little sped up bobby almost groling out the vocals at times, love Brent's organ on this version.
4
Big Railroad Blues
July 7, 1981
Kansas City Municipal Auditorium Arena

this one really packs a punch, very funky groove

Comments

Estimated Prophet
April 19, 1982
Baltimore Civic Center

I aree 100% just listened, for first time in years and it is awesome up vote for sure, fantastic energy just pulsing through the whole version
Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain
Nov. 25, 1982
Bob Marley Performing Arts Center

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Althea
July 14, 1985
Ventura County Fairgrounds

Wonderful lots of those "wah" notes. Definitely a must hear. love that spacey tone Bobby is playing at points. brent hitting the keys nicely a small vocal flub but still a real nice run through, definitely a funk shading to this version.
Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain
Sept. 14, 1978
Sphinx Theatre

It is a shame for the mic problems in Scarle/Firet as the jamming is unbelievably hot and the transition is a really funky one. Jerry is absolutely in the zone.
Loser
July 22, 1984
Ventura County Fairgrounds

The jam into the final verse is amazing and Jerry's growl is so awesome on this version, the playing by all is spectacular particularly Jerry, Phil and Brent. This is some powerful stuff Wonderful.