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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

Comments

Morning Dew
July 19, 1989
Alpine Valley Music Theatre

POWERFUL, Jerry just comands your attention on this smoking beauty, passionately sung and played the hell out of. They ring every ounce of magic they can out of this beauty on this evening. I agree with Grendel a top 10 version no doubt about it.
Morning Dew
Feb. 5, 1989
Henry J Kaiser Convention Center

Very mellow set 2 on this evening Debut of SOTM. Cold Rain & Snow-> Women Are Smarter-> Standing On the Moon-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums->Space-> Jam-> I Will Take You Home-> He's Gone-> I Need A Miracle-> Morning Dew. SOTM, IWTYH, He's Gone and Dew all in the same set.
Space
Nov. 15, 1971
The Austin Municipal Auditorium

Tapers Compendium Volume one page 352. Even though deadbase does not list this as space they do as of (Dead base X), i didnt look in my eleven, have (14) different segments listed as space prior to the hiatus. For the record the Gans soundboard on archive doesn't list it as either dark star or space but as a jam. https://archive.org/details/gd1971-11-15.sbd.set2.jupille.7735.shnf
So Many Roads
July 9, 1995
Soldier Field

The released edited version is the best however live unedited I think several are as good or better. But I would not say that anyone considering this their favorite is wrong as it certainly has the emotion and beauty and brings a tear to your eyes.
Space
Nov. 15, 1971
The Austin Municipal Auditorium

I actually always considereded that drumz. I tend to go with dead base or compendium terminology. I have since gone to generally calling that segment drums-> space. But there is absolutely space segments prehiatus.