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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

The Other One
June 22, 1973
Pacific Coliseum

There is such a naturally waterfalling, very easy flow to this 2nd-set playing, everything seems so perfectly arrived at and performed every time, never too quickly, even though we get several themes around 25 minutes of music altogether incl a truckin' I mean everyone is stacked, ripped, dressed to the nines on this summer date. They seem like they're just grabbing things out of thin air as they bound down the forest path, invigorated by rainbow.
Nobody's Fault But Mine
June 22, 1973
Pacific Coliseum

goes so hard!!!!!
He's Gone
June 22, 1973
Pacific Coliseum

immersive
Black Peter
June 22, 1973
Pacific Coliseum

devastating! The whole thing spirals upward, prime heater version explaining the appeal of taking songs for walks like doggies in the park when in concert. this and high time really got to the next level when re-done - not to speak of dire wolf which always had the quality of a country and western standard
Playin' In The Band
June 22, 1973
Pacific Coliseum

fabulous PITB, renders the listener elastic