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Submissions

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U.S. Blues (Wave That Flag)
March 5, 1992
Hampton Coliseum

hits the spot after an emotional victorian library by candlelight So many roads. This is a hot one
2
He's Gone
March 5, 1992
Hampton Coliseum

Traditional showstopper with heartbreaking family film score midi complexity, fireworks galore, hoarse and bird walk into a bar with the bolos.
1
Jack A Roe
March 5, 1992
Hampton Coliseum

midi and lucidly thrilling hornsby school of third stream improv. Envelope pushing job
2
Turn On Your Love Light
Sept. 3, 1985
Starlight Theater

generous and beautiful. Devils field day.
2
Eyes Of The World
Sept. 3, 1985
Starlight Theater

Expertly carried out. Tunneled clean through. Burrowing circuses of steaming aviary transit. Invigorating.

Comments

Big River
June 14, 1976
Beacon Theatre

Jerry destroying
Row Jimmy
June 14, 1976
Beacon Theatre

I love this June 1976 sound, Mickey is back in the gang everything has more possibilities, a touch more force.
Not Fade Away
Nov. 6, 1977
Broome County Arena

One of those late-set tunes that's just a timeless vehicle to somewhere you weren't at before..... leaning into the meat-and-potatoes of this nfa
St. Stephen
Nov. 6, 1977
Broome County Arena

Powerfully psychedelic and right into drums nfa wharf and a mean truckin'. Letting it all hang out in binghampton
Passenger
Nov. 6, 1977
Broome County Arena

Always like to hear this Phil and Peter monk concoction, it's just burning and reminds you that everyone in the Dead loved Presley's TCB band with James Burton, Jerry accomplice Ron Tutt, Jerry Scheff and Glenn D. Hardin. Gram and the Burritos, not to mention the New Riders, and Commander Cody, were all in pursuit of this kind of sound and the Dead are right there in that post-hippie Cali country milieu.