Jerry screws up the lyrics on Lady With a Fan, but overall this is a pretty good version. The outro jam is pretty unique also.

From GarciaLive 1. Very funky with very good vocals from Jerry. Give it a listen!

Not a very special version, but has some good vocals. Not too rushed either.

It was very rare for the Dead to play a slow River in the 80s, but this is almost ‘74 speed! Love it!

Great version of Day Job coming out of the quintessential Hell in a Bucket. This song has an early Beatles vibe that I really dig.

https://youtu.be/tccELh8gkkM

Another version that could be the best. Tied with 5/8 & 5/19/77. Jerry’s solos are superb, and his vocals are haunting beautiful not just on this song, but the whole show! Give it a listen!

Terrapin was the song that got me on the bus(studio version), so I hold versions of this song to a higher standard than others. That being said, this one’s my favorite. It always blows my mind that this is the first one they ever played live. Jerry nails all the lyrics, and his solos and leads are incredible. He sounds like he’s been playing the song for as long as he had lived up to that point. What’s also interesting is that Bobby and Donna don’t sing backup on this one, letting Jerry’s storyteller vocals shine. ‘77-‘79 Terrapins are the best, in my opinion, but listen to 2/14/86 also. Though nowhere near the level of this one, especially with the forgotten lyrics after the first solo of Lady With a Fan, Jerry plays the solos impeccably, especially the outro one. He puts a little extra flair on it that makes it stand out. But, overall, this Terrapin is ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Europe ‘72 shows that start with Bertha seem to be extra tasty. This one is no exception.

This and 6/23/74 are my favorites