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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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Caution
Nov. 10, 1967
Shrine Auditorium
All you need, indeed: Blisteringly hot, Phil and Pigpen in overdrive, tripped out raps, exploratory spacemelts....
Viola Lee Blues
Nov. 10, 1967
Shrine Auditorium
Just brilliant. Speeds up, slows down, but always tight. Primal? Pre-primal? This is also the show with the epic Caution which ends up on Anthem.
China Cat Sunflower
Jan. 17, 1968
Carousel Ballroom
The organ part on this version is just beautiful and Pig's just on through the whole gig. I love the early Dead and this show just keeps on giving.
New Potato Caboose
Jan. 20, 1968
Eureka Municipal Auditorium
Some of the best playing from Pig on any Dead recording. He's right in the pocket. This is why I dig the primal dead.
Viola Lee Blues
Aug. 4, 1967
O'Keefe Center
Just blazing! Massive early dead.
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