Grateful Dead Aug. 24, 1971

Auditorium Theatre Chicago, IL | Listen on archive

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Great song. It's a shame that it was only performed a couple of times.

Early, raw fast version. It's the '71 line-up, stripped down and loud. Only time they played it without Keith, too!

incredible bluesy rhythm that bob puts on it, unique to this show only. DP 35 version

Rarely pull DP 35 off the shelf, decided to go straight to Disc 4, the 8-6-71 part and figured why not just give the 8-24 Good Lovin' a LOUD listen

Nailed it. How has this not been given a nod? On DP35.

Great 71 Brokedown

DP35 The Other One>Me & My Uncle>The Other One. Nice short other one that goes nicely into MAMU

Nice rockin version, Jerry really gets into it at the end

Stripped down bluesy 71 with Pig? Yup.

Crowd is all over this one

71 is a great time for NFA, and Phil is all over this.

An uncommonly spirited organ solo from Pigpen augmented by searing leads from Jerry make this one stand out.

Primal to the max but it sounds weird without Keith (and yes Donna)

I’m in the camp Cumberland peaked during the Europe 72 tour… with that being said these earlier versions are fantastic and sadly overlooked

Crackling with energy, just like the rest of the night from the beautiful Auditorium Theatre

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