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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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Here Comes Sunshine
Feb. 15, 1973
Dane County Coliseum

double post
Stella Blue
March 21, 1994
Richfield Coliseum

You can love a song for passionate playing you can love a song for passionate vocals noether is wrong. I would never rip the band the way many do and was thankful for everything they gave. Ain't no time to hate. I honestly love the passion in many of the later ballads.
Lost Sailor -> Saint of Circumstance
Oct. 2, 1981
Rainbow Theatre

Bobby is absolutely wonderful during Sailor and then BRENTS BACKING VOCALS ON saint just send this one into the stratosphere. Bobby is especially good the entire show real killer stuff.
Lost Sailor -> Saint of Circumstance
Dec. 2, 1981
Assembly Hall

THis links to a gorgeous audience that puts you right in the middle of the action definitely sounds like being there. Bobby gives an amazing vocal performance on this pairing absolutly gorgeous.
High Time
July 16, 1976
Orpheum Theatre

Damn near perfect: Jerry , Keith, and Donna are all spectacular on this version. Top shelf stuff, gorgeous audience pts you right in the middle of this classic performance, amazing show.