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FreedomHaul

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It Must Have Been The Roses
Aug. 4, 1976
Roosevelt Stadium

The wonderful slow super stoney jam reminds me of that Miami '74 Jam > Ship of Fools
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Samson and Delilah
Aug. 4, 1976
Roosevelt Stadium

Somebody wasn't ready at the beginning, but things turn out alright.
5
The Wheel
Aug. 4, 1976
Roosevelt Stadium

Of all the things I've found here, this is the one I'm proudest to have found.
4
Midnight Hour
Aug. 21, 1968
Fillmore West

Ends a great show.
4
Turn On Your Love Light
Aug. 21, 1968
Fillmore West

Nothing ends a set like some classic R&B.
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Comments

Big Railroad Blues
Aug. 26, 1971
Gaelic Park

I don't know who was recording these, but Phil sounds incredible. The quality of the performance reminds me of what I love about those long Europe '72 sets when they're just playing every part of everything really well.
Playin' In The Band
Aug. 26, 1971
Gaelic Park

Phil! Also neat for the early version (?) of the lyrics.
Sugaree
Aug. 14, 1971
Berkeley Community Theater

The thing that strikes me most about this recording is just how *great* everything sounds, Jerry and Phil's tone quality in particular. It's like they're playing in my living room.
Bird Song
Nov. 17, 1972
Century II Convention Hall

I think phayden makes a good point– the jams in Bird Song are often rather Dark Star-like, and I doubt they needed another song with jam potential in this same key (PITB, Rider, Bird Song, Dew, etc.). I'm guessing something similar happened with Here Comes Sunshine, but speak up if it was something else.
Dark Star
June 10, 1973
RFK Stadium

This is one of those serious Stars that'll put the zap on your brain in the right state.
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