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Wharf Rat
April 7, 1984
Irvine Meadows

wispy weir pedal. Jer putting it all out there as august, spotlight. faithful tempo with period kick. Hiroshima bridge, psychedelic. Great!
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Drums -> Space
April 7, 1984
Irvine Meadows

sufficient techno melt. Rousing olatunji-inspired passage. some kalimba fuckery. succint and positively avant guitarz.
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Uncle John's Band
April 7, 1984
Irvine Meadows

classical pre-drums coin toss, flubs. The way a loser solo is, a platonic form. Great stuff Deeply felt and stretched, fuk ya nourishing bright stream
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Big Railroad Blues
April 7, 1984
Irvine Meadows

a sauna hot BRB does no wrong! Lesh torpedoing, devils 3rd degree and tasteful swirling b3, Jer masterclass. Yas queen
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C. C. Rider
April 7, 1984
Irvine Meadows

Searing!! down home 'n titeeee Beatz and cruisin altitude for pure chonky blues goods
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Midnight Hour
Aug. 21, 1968
Fillmore West

jazzy preachy San Fran, playing is so groovin', drifting on a reed, wavy gravy day!
Turn On Your Love Light
Aug. 21, 1968
Fillmore West

With death dont this excellent fillmore west show shows a pivot from aggressive fist pumping jam, badgering the cosmos down to a rootsier vibe, epitomized by this electrifying love light! pig takes over and the jibes and whiplashes come with a biker's encouraging pat! Jerry is sharp as a tack through this whole classic set!
Dark Star
Aug. 21, 1968
Fillmore West

classic blissy sound on this. like many early ones the latin motif building is just crazy.. the whole thing just gets at this life-affirming, organic side!! awesome
Alligator
Aug. 21, 1968
Fillmore West

something in thee air on this. Drums and feedback escapades weaved into this defiantly wanderlustrous Alligator. trusting the character of the music they have a dialogue with it from the inside for stolen along ears to heare. Slithering and sizzling funky country avant goodness.
Viola Lee Blues
June 18, 1967
Monterey Fairgrounds

the good pranksters transcend a lineup spot that ensured being forgotten in the ol' history bookeths. Flamboyantly chill and mesmerizing playing, less than 2 years into their existence the thing was very much honed, aesthetically precise and yet all-encompassing for so much more in the years down the way.
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