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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

Dancin' in the Streets
Oct. 27, 1979
Cape Cod Coliseum

Super funky this has always been among my favorites. Love the intense disco funk jamming into an equally hot franklins tower. Easily among my favorite post Godchaux moments. The funk is thick and oh so joyous on this pairing.
Brown Eyed Women
Aug. 24, 1980
Grand Center

THis is terrific Go listen to this. Jerry growling out the Delilah Jones is the mother of twins line is classic. Brent is killer nice bobby full band explosion at one point into the chorus
Eternity
April 2, 1995
The Pyramid

Wow this is the best smoky and jazzy really nice jazz groove,Bobby sings beautifully and the plying is swirling and jazzy a real nice exploratory jam, Jerry bobby med nicely with the drums. Phil just bopping through with an infectious beat. Really a lot going on in this tune. Real exquisite sounds timeless. THis is a monster the pinnacle definitely the definitive version to me.
Jack A Roe
Oct. 9, 1989
Hampton Coliseum

Wow i would have guessed this was here. i am familiar with this and it is an excellent version. Enthusiastic up vote.
Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain
Nov. 26, 1982
Montego Bay Freeport Zone

Love the futuristic almost new wave sounds Brent is making during the transition, Jerry just floating and then Phil lays down the Fire theme real hot the Scarlet itself was a very jazzy fun affair, the Fire sounds like Jamaica a hot reggae inflected version. As someone mentioned they have played this show a couple times lately on the GD channel. This really is a delicious different sounding Scarlet Fire and well worth one's time. Lots of wah to Jerry's notes but like the rest with an island feel. The pairing really has an incredible tropical island vibe. The fact this was played as the sun was rising in Jamaica is so cool, jealous of all those lucky enough to be there.