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Space
Aug. 6, 1982
St. Paul Civic Center
There's an Eleven tease in the middle of the Other One tease at the end of this Space.
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Franklin's Tower
July 25, 1982
Compton Terrace Amphitheatre
Huge version. Weird that it's not on here. Jerry is brilliant from the first note of the intro. Listen to him starting at 9:05. Brent great too.
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Mexicali Blues
April 18, 1982
Hartford Civic Center
Jerry's solo is phenomenal.
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Brown Eyed Women
April 14, 1982
Glenns Falls Civic Center
Jerry really connects the dots in the solo. The first few phrases in particular are sublime.
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Althea
April 11, 1982
Nassau Coliseum
Brooding, hypnotizing version. Beautiful playing by Jerry and Brent, and brilliant vocal with unexpected touches.
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Smokestack Lightnin'
March 28, 1985
Nassau Coliseum
Emphatic. Matt Kelly sounds great.
Morning Dew
Oct. 12, 1984
Augusta Civic Center
The depth of feeling in Jerry's note bends at the beginning of the coda makes this version remarkable.
Cold Rain and Snow
June 13, 1984
Red Rocks Ampitheatre
Listen to Phil on this one. Crazy, crazy, crazy. Listen to the Suraci aud.
China Doll
April 27, 1984
Providence Civic Center
This is a beautiful China Doll with just the right lurching, hesitant quality the song requires. Great coda jam at the end, Bobby and Phil especially, with a slight Crazy Fingers tease.
Estimated Prophet
April 19, 1984
Philadelphia Civic Center
Monster version. You may not think so considering how loudly Jerry plays the wrong chord coming out of the first solo, but as is so often the case, he makes up for it in the jam. Listen to him reiterate the theme at around 10 minutes and then 12. Bobby's whammy bar playing is sublime.
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