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7
Sugar Magnolia
Nov. 24, 1972
Dallas Memorial Auditorium

Hot damn - Jer shoots out the lights with a steamy heady jam then the SSDD to close is it out is perfection. Deserves a listen.
7
Bertha
Nov. 24, 1972
Dallas Memorial Auditorium

Speedy, raunchy and rocking&rolling ....Jer with a feeling right here.
3
Box of Rain
Dec. 15, 1972
Long Beach Arena

Sweet Box where they keep the tempo rolling -Phil's vox in fine form and Jer throws out all the right accents. DJ sounds nice cooing in as well.
4
Candyman
Dec. 15, 1972
Long Beach Arena

Novocaine filled singing and jam.
31
Brother Esau
April 20, 1984
Philadelphia Civic Center

Tight on point rendition of what could be an off kilter tune -whole show blazes.

Comments

Morning Dew
March 2, 1969
Fillmore West

Jerry sure does end this one with some pyrotechnics.
Pretty Peggy O
Dec. 12, 1978
Jai-Alai Fronton

You dig Peggy O's? Check this out and groove on the saturated sounds of Keith's Rhodes piano as he and Jerry weave a spell while Phil and Bobby keep it all lightly locked down....would like to hear from other's what other PP's are hiding out there that match this one's deep REM state.
Morning Dew
March 2, 1969
Fillmore West

Can opener style jamming on the 1st solo and then closes out with multiple triple Lindys on the ride out....massive show.
Cold Rain and Snow
Oct. 21, 1971
Auditorium Theatre

Crow - I know that Hawaii show and great slower playing with the island vibe - I also love whenever Jerry plays his first solo like he's got a hatchet for a pick. Yessir. Check 4/13/71 for screamin' Bertha in the classic Skuil and Roses style. Must say this beats shoveling! hahaha.
Ramble On Rose
Oct. 21, 1971
Auditorium Theatre

Admittedly not a huge fan o The Rose in general but this one does have that faster tempo and they attack it strongly which I prefer... I found one with some real in the pocket action albeit slightly slower on 11/22/72 which I think is an under appreciated show. +1