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China Doll
Sept. 18, 1993
Madison Square Garden

China Doll at the Garden, they love to play this song in the NYC area.
7
It Must Have Been The Roses
March 24, 1993
Dean Smith Center

Really tight performances at the UNC campus. SNBD is amazingly crisp as well
4
Throwing Stones
March 24, 1993
Dean Smith Center

Really tight crisp take on the in the dark track. Gorgeous super clean snbd recording
3
It Must Have Been The Roses
Dec. 31, 1991
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Stadium

beautiful nye imhbtr great jerry vocals.
7
Lost Sailor -> Saint of Circumstance
Dec. 2, 1981
Assembly Hall

Great Sailor SAint in Champain-Urbana, Follows a hot stranger franklins combo

Comments

Hard to Handle
April 24, 1971
Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke University

This is an amazing Phil and Jerry showdown jam off its incredible and this whole show is crisp and hot well worth the listen, just discovered this version and its amazingly hot worth many repeated listens. REAL SICK JAM
Black Peter
June 5, 1970
Fillmore West

Wow usually prefer electric but this is among the best i have ever heard in any format.
Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain
Oct. 8, 1981
Forum Theater

Over 30 minutes both sections about equal length this is a long and dripping pair just an amazing unhearlded gem, deserves more recognition in my humble opinion. Just relistened and it is meaty and delicious well worth a spin.
Throwing Stones
May 16, 1993
Sam Boyd Silver Bowl

Sell them guns FUCK the earth today Bobby screams out clearer than any of his other raspy but gritty and cool sounding vocals on this evening, this is a very heavy hard rocking version. Jerry is just driving every note home this is a VERY hot version, Love the screaming we are on our owns then Jerry just lets loose with a hot ripping solo.
Touch of Grey
July 12, 1987
Giants Stadium

Nice high energy ass kicker. Brent is really pounding out the keys, ashame its not on the Miller Board on Archive though its listed.