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Sugaree
Dec. 30, 1989
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena

Very nice, enthusiastic rendition. Lots of good guitar work from Jer.
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West L.A. Fadeaway
Dec. 30, 1989
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena

Great version, great show. Smokin' guitar work and a tight groove all around.
5
Greatest Story Ever Told
March 27, 1987
Civic Center

Barges in like a battering ram out of the best ever "Alabama Getaway" and just rips from end to end.
3
Picasso Moon
Aug. 1, 1994
The Palace

I normally hate this song, but tonight, it kicks off this hot show like a powderkeg. Jerry shreds like no tomorrow. Best show Summer '94.
3
New Minglewood Blues
Nov. 1, 1979
Nassau Coliseum

Sweltering hot version. Great keys from Brent. Raunchy.
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Comments

Passenger
Oct. 19, 1981
Sports Palace

Brent works so perfectly on this song.
Terrapin Station
June 23, 1993
Deer Creek Music Center

I'm gonna have to agree with an earlier post that the "Terrapin" itself is not that great, that Jerry's vocals are off and the song never catches fire. But the jam...this is as good as anything they've ever pulled off. It's dangerous, mysterious, rocking and completely volcanic.
St. Stephen
Jan. 22, 1978
McArthur Court, U of Oregon

It says a lot when a song so closely associated with the Dead's psychedelic period (1969-70) has a version from almost 10 years later ahead of it, but this one deserves it. A hard charging, creative and just plain awesome "St. Stephen."
Terrapin Station
Oct. 1, 1994
Boston Garden

An outstanding late "Terrapin." I think one thing people don't talk up enough at this show is Jerry's vocals. His 'old man' tone aside, his singing is very strong throughout. Obviously, the belting on "So Many Roads" and "Stella Blue" is super powerful, but this "Terrapin" is really something special thanks to Jerry's delivery. It's a song that was often riddled with miscues and forgotten lyrics post-Brent, but this one has Jerry on target and his phrasing is super creative and clever during "Lady with a Fan." Fantastic playing throughout. Vince is excellent here.
Eyes Of The World
Sept. 12, 1981
Greek Theater

This "Eyes" goes into a dark place towards the end that I never heard in other versions. Creative, spooky stuff that flows well into "Drums."
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