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Grateful Dead Oct. 2, 1976

Riverfront Arena Cincinnati, OH | Listen on archive

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6
Dancin' in the Streets
Dancin->Drums->The Other One is truly a great sequence for the Bobby fans out there. Really cool interesting stuff.
4
Row Jimmy
This song is the golden warmth of a summer evening. This one is slow, warm perfection
4
Stella Blue
Beautiful
3
Brown Eyed Women
Overlooked show probably due to the middle AUD quality, but listen here and you get pure Jerry perfection, plus a possible explosion on stage.
6
The Music Never Stopped
MLB makes a mini-return 4 minutes in when Jerry pulls Phil out of the song for some fun. MLB is the origin of TMNS. Here they are together.
2
The Other One
Rare for '76, it starts a bit rough, but then finds its gear and blasts off. It sounds a bit like a mid-80s version to this head.
4
Might As Well
From Cincinnati `76 & also apparently on of the rare times this rocker was used to close a set! Also the pick of the day for 11~9~23 Dead days
1
Sugar Magnolia
They charge into this one just as the Other One is coming to a close. Some sloshy moments in the final SSDD jam but they bring it home for sure.
3
Its All Over Now
Unusually professional sounding for a cover. This one is nice and tight with just the right amount of bounce.
2
It Must Have Been The Roses
Sung passionately, played precisely. Just exactly perfect version.
1
Candyman
All the detail and suspense you'd expect from a Fall '76 Candyman. Nothing wrong with that shiz.
1
They Love Each Other
Groovy, and some REAL nice solos by both Jerry and Keith. This one's got a little edge to it too.
1
Tennessee Jed
Bob and Jerry trade licks throughout, but it gets REAL hot toward the end. Twin country twangers absolutely killing it. Great one!
1
New Minglewood Blues
Dirty, mean, sleazy, and slick. Some top-notch drumming here. Nice and ugly - just the way this song should be.