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Dire Wolf
Dec. 28, 1978
Golden Hall, Community Concourse

Bouncy and energetic
10
Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad
July 16, 1972
Dillon Stadium

Popping with energy. Allmans infused awesomeness
5
Not Fade Away
July 16, 1972
Dillon Stadium

Dead + Allmans = Awesome. Phil is bass nasty on this one
3
It Must Have Been The Roses
Oct. 15, 1976
Shrine Auditorium

A bit of a skip track for me, but this one in particular has a beautiful ending
24
Black Throated Wind
Sept. 27, 1972
Stanley Theatre

Crackling with soul
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Comments

He's Gone
Dec. 28, 1990
Coliseum Arena

This exemplifies why i come to this site. Jam is spot on. Beautiful vocals, bluesy filthy guitar, then a hypnotic guitar/piano jam to close. Very choice and up vote for sure!
Looks Like Rain
May 17, 1977
Memorial Coliseum

Keith is the hands down MVP of this version, hitting a cascade of tinkling ivories. Very, very heady!
Aiko Aiko
April 11, 1978
Fox Theatre

Band is having a ton of fun with this version, nearly shouting the lyrics. Super slinky, rollicking tempo. Very choice
Sugaree
April 7, 1978
The Sportatorium

Dap on this one, Jerry definitely takes his time and climbs to goodness in this.
Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain
April 11, 1978
Fox Theatre

Firstly, WOW. Great, great S>F. Definitely needs more upvotes. As many mention, the wind up at the close of Fire is tremendous - raw energy, boys are locked, cocked, and rocking. But, preceding this is a delicate, well crafted Scarlett, which deserves dap. Several times the jam is brought to a whisper. Very purposeful, thoughtful version. All around, incredibly strong S>F and begs further attention
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