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Johnny B. Goode
April 15, 1971
Allegheny College

Blunt force trauma...
3
Loser
April 6, 1971
Manhattan Center

Tight version with short rusty blade lead.
5
Good Lovin'
Jan. 17, 1970
Oregon State University

Blistering leads that melt to some swinging grooves.
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Black Peter
Jan. 17, 1970
Oregon State University

Really fine take with bluesy TC takes on keys and Jerry smoking the outro.
9
Good Lovin'
Oct. 1, 1977
Paramount Theatre

The whole GANG is having a blast - you can just hear it and feel it. Great force from Bob, throaty DJ, and on point JG accents. Tight!
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Comments

Bird Song
June 22, 1973
Pacific Coliseum

Oh yeah Fender Rhodes gooeyness great version here.. adds dreaminess...all good yum.
The Eleven
Aug. 21, 1968
Fillmore West

Sonic blast of martial psychedelic blues - Always a great start to a sunny Sunday morning.
Black Throated Wind
May 13, 1972
Lille Fairgrounds

Love this one - delivers the midwest dust blown endless mile vibe perfectly to the frenchies. This is one of my favorite shows from that tour - professional.
The Other One
April 28, 1971
Fillmore East

Up - gateway drug.
Bird Song
Oct. 22, 1983
Carrier Dome, Syracuse U

Transcendent - was the word my friend used when I played this on my show today. There are great versions throughout the years but if you are a fan of this song check this out I'd like to know what you think. I got turned on in early 80's so this sound really speaks to me even though I love something about every year up until '90. When I spun this again I was blown away and feel this one's well worth a check out... as usual recommend you turn it waaay up to give it it's due. I think he chose the right word.
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