Keith's second show & he's all over this faster paced super fun honky tonk version!

This is really the best one I've heard--everyobody nails their parts/lyrics...great piano fills on the side (yay, Bruce!). Just exactly, etc.

Incredible. Check out Brent's fills during the epic post-lyrics outro. A must-listen top tier Althea w/bounce, power, & panache!

Apparently no one is aware that a fellow named Keith played in this band or this version would have 50 votes already. Needs to be heard!

Outside of 1977 this may be the best version I've heard. A+ vocals from Jerry, killer mid-solo; slightly faster tempo. Must hear. Gr8 Matrix!

^^^^Sorry you feel that way. If it makes any difference I do think this version deserves an upvote regardless of where the Mosque version sits, even though I'd never say this is a #1 rendition. It's just very good and should be voted up. Oh, and it does blow 5-25-77 out of the water. Also, while I'm not accepting any campaign contributions at this time, I am forming an exploratory committee to test the waters for a possible run as new Heady Version tyrant in chief, a position I would use to smack down every undeserving #1 on this site and relegate it to a slot of my own choosing, beginning with the Swing Terrapin, the Hershey Park Shakedown, and just to spark true civil unrest, the Cornell Scarlet>Fire. If you ever feel like lightening up enough to join the administration, do let me know and I'll reserve a post for you to decide the best version of "Wave at the Wind".

One of those shows where nearly every song could get an upvote. Just pushed this one into double digits but it should be way higher. Flowing, flawless rendition with excellent Jerry vocals.

I think this show --a hiding in plain sight blazer-/is going to get a lot more deserved attention now that the Seamons matrix is on the scene. It really does bring out the pop in this show and this NFA is among the great rollicking versions of 1977, with a long groovealicious intro that picks up steam and funk as it progresses. Easy +1

Slowed down, grooved up, excellent rendition. I hear more of the Mission influence than Fingers but either way it's lovely stuff from Garcia. These Winterland shows are my favorite from '74 along with the September France performance.

Was gonna give it just a sentimental nod since I was at this show but in giving it another listen it's quite worthy of an upvote. Rarely did they ever play a poor show at the old Mausoleum. EDIT: listen to Darkstar67 and grab that source he listed.