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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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Candyman
May 14, 1970
Merramec Community College

This is truly gorgeous, love the stripped down sparse arrangement. Jerry is just singing so beautifully wonderful version.
Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain
July 7, 1989
JFK Stadium

This pairing on this night was when the bus came by for me. my first show and the magic displayed during this pairing turned that sober 17 year old kid into a life long dead head.
Althea
Dec. 14, 1980
Long Beach Arena

Agree with the above starts out average then Jerry just destroys the ending.
Loser
Dec. 14, 1980
Long Beach Arena

Fantastic the whole night is definitely an ON night the band are really all on fire.
The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo)
Oct. 3, 1987
Shoreline Amphitheatre

One of three Dylan songs performed on this evening. A very wel executed 1987 show. Quinn is another gem. If listening to the Miller version it is listed as Cumberland (song 1 set 2 was actually the encore Cumberland was not played but Maggies farm was whomever labeled just listened to the the first couple notes and assumed it was cumberland when this got labeled as they sound so similar) and all set two songs are off by one.
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