Energy! Nice solo too.

Awesome. Very elongated solo and some nice verse flourishes

Not going to dethrone Veneta by any means but still a worthwhile spacey, concise, chilled out rendition. Some nice melodic chord jamming from Garcia.

Was surprised to see this wasn't already here. Phenomenal solo from Jerry and some beautiful cascading keys courtesy of Keith

Very subdued but staccato sounding solos if that makes any sense, pretty standardly great 78 version here

Awesome. Stellar outro jam

Incredible! This is sitting at 13 votes? Massive, bouncy scarlet with an A1 bridge solo. When it comes to scarlet begonias I always look for that "bounce" in the intro, and this one's got it in spades. Most incredible though is the transition; it's very erratic coming into fire, but also somehow very smooth. Everyone is trying to do something different but it somehow ends up oddly cohesive, in a manner only the dead could pull off. The drummers are throwing in all kinds of snare fills, Jerry is gingerly transitioning, and Phil is fragmenting the fire riff. Totally awesome. The fire that follows is no slouch either-- Jerry gets that tone spectrum flowing and it starts to smolder.

This is a very sweet rendition. Brent's even got an almost Kraftwerk vibe going in the transition-- definitely one of my fav tones I've heard from him so far. The transition overall is just really awesome. Jerry also sounds great vocally and the solos really sparkle in a nice, mellow kind of way. Needs more attention, 7 votes def not a fair spot for this one. Slowly realizing now how much I've overlooked the 80s. Fantastic rec

Awesome rec. I’m not that familiar with JGB so that was a definite eye opener for sure. The jam in that reminded me a lot of the 9/3/77 NFA where it’s just peak all the way through. Jerry is just not letting up, and that’s gotta be the fattest tiger tone I’ve ever heard. You can tell he’s super into it from the beginning and the jam goes the distance as a result. Just awesome

This performance of this particular tune is pretty impossible to argue against. The jam out of drums is so nuts I'd be hard pressed to find anybody, head or not, that couldn't get down with it. That bassline, the primal drums, and of course Garcia going nuts on top of it all is just picture perfect. I only wish we had this show in stereo.