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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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Morning Dew
March 24, 1986
The Spectrum
Indeed there was nothing left after this - Space > DEW end of SET! ha we were like WTF?! but it made sense it's MONSTER and there wasn't anything more to say... Box was HUGE - I was there and glad for the sweet memory. If you like this style Dew check out 4/14/84... another one that in my mind is UNREAL.+1
Foolish Heart
June 24, 1990
Autzen Stadium
yup this one is super - right tempo - not frantic as they can sometimes seem to me -Phil nicely in the mix....+1 like it alot.
Foolish Heart
Aug. 13, 1991
Cal Expo
agreed a little fast but sometimes this tune can be such a mess - one that I like alot heard a few times but not sure they've ever really nailed it. I have to check the top 5 on here and maybe I can find one.
The Music Never Stopped
April 24, 1978
Horton Field House - Illinois State University
Hands Down!! Top notch!
Cryptical Envelopment
Feb. 15, 1969
Electric Factory
Listen to this on the way to work and you will get shit done. POW!
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One More Saturday Night, Golden Hall, Jan. 7, 1978
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Playin' In The Band, Golden Hall, Jan. 7, 1978
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