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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.
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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
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Comments

Days Between
Sept. 18, 1994
Shoreline Amphitheatre

Sloppy but beautiful, gives chills but also disappoints with a little to much sloppiness. does have some shear pure moments of golden joy though. Have to love the sequence though So Many Roads, Samson->Drums->Space->Days Between.
Dark Star
Sept. 1, 1969
Baton Rouge International Speedway

This whole recording is just such a joy an amazing recording from the first New Orleans Pop Festival the boys are on fire and the recording is among the best quality 1969 recordings i have ever heard.
St. Stephen
Sept. 1, 1969
Baton Rouge International Speedway

Fantastic they really nail the "High Green Chilly Winds" segment AKA William Tell Bridge, one of the best I have ever heard as it ends and the Eleven just takes off like a psychedelic rocket blasting the listener off to parts unknown.
Dark Star
Sept. 26, 1969
Fillmore East

Audience is rather fuzzy but it is worth the trouble to listen to this masterpiece. This is an exciting journey into deep psychedelic space, truly a wonderful versions, hopefully a snbd emerges like some of the other 1969 tapes that recently popped up.
Hey Jude Finale
Dec. 31, 1989
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum

Brent and bobby both have a freakout vocal jam while jerry jams the shit out of it using the midi to create different tones and intstrument sounds really a classic phil even gets into the vocal jam a little. Classic moves nicely into a spirited GDTRFB
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