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Broken Arrow
Feb. 23, 1993
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum

The first one, great version, very emotional, check it out.
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Broken Arrow
Feb. 21, 1995
Delta Center

The best version I have heard, played a little slower and under control. Beautifully singing by Lesh, from one of the best shows of ’95.
4
Terrapin Station
Aug. 30, 1983
Silva Hall, Hult Center

After the last notes of the final refrain, they wander into deep space and then return to the refrain again, powerful, give it a listen.
3
So Many Roads
March 16, 1993
Capital Centre

Good version from a great three night run, give it a listen.
9
So Many Roads
Feb. 21, 1995
Delta Center

Seemed to come together, well sung good finale from one of the best shows of ’95.
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Comments

Jack Straw
Oct. 17, 1978
Winterland Arena

Good call CrackStraw, (if that’s your REAL name), very fine version. I always like the 1st set closer position for a smokin’ Jack Straw. Can’t decide if I like this one over the 10-22-78 version (RT Vol. 1 No. 4), can’t go wrong with most ’78 Jack Straws.
Jack Straw
Nov. 6, 1979
The Spectrum

Ya this one rocks, Phil is clearly on-point throughout. Good call DarkStar transitive axis, this version should have a least a few more votes, RT No. 1 Vol 1 and the Full shows from The Spectrum. Weir is very low in these mixes, almost criminal since he adds so much to this song. Love when Garcia emphatically sings the final verses, he belts these out with gusto.
Gloria
Nov. 1, 1985
Richmond Coliseum

If I only had one vote, this version would be it. The “Wait a minute…. “ stops are classic “Bobby Rock Star” moments, I grin every time I hear it, Garcia last solo isn’t too shabby either. Dick’s Picks Vol. 21, so you should know this version, if you need to listen again, do so, but vote either way.
China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider
Oct. 28, 1979
Cape Cod Coliseum

How does this version only have 1 vote? The transition jam is very nice and the Rider flat out rocks, major Phil Bombs. Give it a listen and vote.
The Music Never Stopped
Oct. 1, 1977
Paramount Theatre

Very hot version, top 2 or 3 from ’77, (’78 being my favorite year). Love how they seem to finish the closing jam, but then continue on for a couple more bars.
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