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It's All Over Now Baby Blue
July 2, 1986
Rubber Bowl - University of Akron

In the first set with special guest Bob Dylan. Jerry still sings main lead and Bob backs him up.
3
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Aug. 14, 1991
Cal Expo

despite a few moments of electric static this is a gorgeous mellow beautiful version. Bruce's accordion adds a great extra dimension
3
Loser
Aug. 14, 1991
Cal Expo

sizzling Jerry solo, like the keys and sounds like Bruce on accordion on this one.
2
Touch of Grey
Aug. 14, 1991
Cal Expo

Very nice opener well sung nice additions from Vince, Hot opener
3
It's All Over Now Baby Blue
Aug. 17, 1991
Shoreline Amphitheatre

beautifully and passionately sung by Jerry complemented perfectly by Vinny & Bruce. Spectacular love the matrix up on Archive
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Cumberland Blues
Oct. 5, 1994
The Spectrum

Cumberland is missing from the version it sends you to. either click other versions or check it out here also a snbd. https://archive.org/details/gd94-10-05.sbd.unknown.6483.sbeok.shnf
Black Muddy River
June 24, 1995
RFK Stadium

Great capper to an up and down show and one who's highlights are almost as good as it gets for Vince era Dead.
New Speedway Boogie
June 24, 1995
RFK Stadium

I really like the New Speedway->TWBS combos when they tried it. They had a nice groove going on the NSB in 1995.
So Many Roads
June 24, 1995
RFK Stadium

I had always avoided listening to this show because i let a friend trade my ticket for this night so he could get in giants and was not able to replace it so i didnt go down that night and went to Phish instead, i dont hate Phish but they are not the dead. So i avoided listening until today. there are no super high points but the days and so many roads are very powerful versions. Bruce seems to be a standout the rest of the show but the rest of the boys arent always positive especially jerry.
Days Between
June 24, 1995
RFK Stadium

Absolutely a powerful version, wonderful. Haunting and beautiful this is a powerful version. Jerry is very in control and his singing is fantastic and accurate. Jerry's solo is fabulous soaring wit emotion and has a ton of weight to it. POWERFUL and the drums and keys are just so perfect. Bruce on Grand Piano. I may have found a new favorite, because the vocals are so spot on, the playing is fantastic but some are better but not combined with better lyrics, this is a powerhouse and so late in the run gives it added heaviness. THis may honestly be the best moment of summer tour or the tour from hell as it was known.
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