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Brokedown Palace
Oct. 29, 1971
Allen Theatre
Powerful, sweet vocals and nice harmonies. Totally overlooked great 1st set on this show.
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Playin' In The Band
Oct. 29, 1971
Allen Theatre
Keith on a what sounds like a Hammond B3 gives a mad funky vibe. Goes into the Main Ten theme and is pretty hardcore. Special early Keith version.
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Loser
Oct. 29, 1971
Allen Theatre
Solid and grooving with a nice pulse. Keith is still brand new, but fits in beautifully.
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El Paso
Oct. 29, 1971
Allen Theatre
Dynamite. Kicks off nicely.
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Wharf Rat
Dec. 4, 1971
Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden
A subtle beauty with a sensitive touch that never gives up its strong pulse. An über-cool slide into Deal sneaks in but doesn't get picked up.
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Comments
Bird Song
April 29, 1971
Fillmore East
Played a full step lower than in later years.
Hard to Handle
April 29, 1971
Fillmore East
Jerry soloing behind Pig's lead here (and elsewhere) is too hot. Get's the sap running.
Sugaree
Oct. 17, 1983
Olympic Center
This is a perfect version: Energetic, but not cokey, clear vocals, and soaring, driven, take-control solos. I'll take this ride anytime.
Turn On Your Love Light
Aug. 6, 1971
Hollywood Palladium
Great vintage dead. Everyone was on for the show and Pig was blazing from beginning to end. Think I'll (a year later) add that around 18:00 they get into some very cool melodic inventions. Nice nice nice.
El Paso
Aug. 6, 1971
Hollywood Palladium
Would love to hear it, but the versions of this date on the Archive with El Paso seem to be DPs, not-for-streaming. Any ideas why the different songlists for this great date?
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