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Submissions

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Beat it on Down The Line
Nov. 15, 1971
The Austin Municipal Auditorium

Twangy with some enthusiastic Keith banging
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Casey Jones
Dec. 31, 1972
Winterland Arena

Keith really adds some intensity. Do you know where your train is at 2am?
1
Good Lovin'
June 8, 1977
Winterland Arena

Hey, this isn't bad! Tacked on to the second set opener Bertha.
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Good Lovin'
Oct. 16, 1977
Louisiana State U

I can't believe this one isn't here. Short but very sweet.
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Wharf Rat
Oct. 9, 1972
Winterland Arena

Whoa, I can't believe this hasn't been submitted. Great vocal and four minutes of sublime outro solo. Check it out!

Comments

Bertha
June 22, 1973
Pacific Coliseum

Takes a while to get those vocals dialed in. Boy, those cymbals are a little too dialed in. Re: PNW box version.
Playin' In The Band
May 14, 1974
Adams Field House, U of Montana

Back in the early 70's, I listened to a lot of the fusion bands. At least the first part of this jam makes me think that Bob had listened to McLaughlin and Keith had listened to Zawinul. Think Miles around 1970 before he did that funk thang.
Jack Straw
May 14, 1974
Adams Field House, U of Montana

How the heck can this be this low in the votes? Just listen to the tone that JG gets out of his instrument. And the support. Good grief, folks, you need to listen to this one!
It Must Have Been The Roses
May 14, 1974
Adams Field House, U of Montana

Indeed, perfect tempo. Indeed, terrific first set. Keith here, and in this entire show, is wonderful. This is my favorite rendition. A definite c-w feel, as is a lot of this show. Loaded with cowboy tunes and rural stories. A magnificent show.
Scarlet Begonias
May 14, 1974
Adams Field House, U of Montana

Yes, I vote for Fender Rhodes. Keith at times sounds like Garth Hudson. This is top-notch stuff here, boys and girls. Party time in Montana.