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Cassidy
April 7, 1978
The Sportatorium
Odd version of Cassidy, it's great but Jerry's playing is a little darker than usual for the song, it sounds a little off.
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Sugaree
April 7, 1978
The Sportatorium
Very nice opener, one of those where Jerry just climbs and climbs.
10
The Other One
April 6, 1978
Curtis Hixon Convention Center
Underrated show, especially including this version of TOO, over 15 minutes and it never gets boring.
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Estimated Prophet
April 6, 1978
Curtis Hixon Convention Center
Great estimated here! Surprised this show isn't rated higher, it's good.
5
Passenger
April 6, 1978
Curtis Hixon Convention Center
This has a wailing Jerry solo, very good.
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Comments
Box of Rain
July 9, 1995
Soldier Field
Thanks for the note about the beep during the song. Interesting tidbit for sure. I concur that the vocals aren't the greatest but are very emotional.
Box of Rain
March 20, 1986
Hampton Coliseum
Crowd reaction is very cool to hear, there's a burst of crowd noise in response to just about every line. Listening to the Nak CM-300s source.
Supplication
May 22, 1993
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Must have been a huge surprise! How many standalone Supplications can there be?
Row Jimmy
June 21, 1995
Knickerbocker Arena
Nice long 95 version. Jerry's second solo is really cool and sounds like a slow JGB 90s jam. Also a longer version that goes over 15 minutes.
They Love Each Other
May 5, 1978
Thompson Arena - Dartmouth College
Nice version, sounds like a Row Jimmy riff tease in the instrumental, great sound on the Nak CM-300s audience recording.
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