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The Wheel
Oct. 30, 1977
Assembly Hall - Indiana University

A crisp version with a PITB jam outro before Wharf Rat.
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And We Bid You Goodnight
Aug. 21, 1968
Fillmore West

About 3 minutes before Alligator ends, there is a really aggressive run through we bid you goodnight.
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Mountain Jam
Aug. 21, 1968
Fillmore West

15.5 minutes after Alligator begins, or at the 5:00 mark of the 2nd "Alligator" there is a mountain.
4
Mountain Jam
Dec. 12, 1980
Swing Auditorium

It's just one "First there is a mountain, then there is a mountain and then there is" in the CCS>IKYR transition.
5
Sugaree
May 2, 1981
The Spectrum

The 2nd solo is great. Nothing never heard before, but constructed perfectly.
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Comments

I Need A Miracle
Oct. 8, 1984
The Centrum

Excellent and different.
Wharf Rat
April 25, 1977
Capitol Theater

Wharf Rat ends about 10:30 and calling this a 16 or 17 minutes Wharf Rat is misleading. Carrion Crow has some good ideas about how to conceive of it, but the general sequence is pretty clear. They play playin, then drums, wharf rat, a jam, a meltdown and then the reprise. If the key center changes during the jam, it might go to E dorian, but I still hear the A mixolydian of Wharf Rat in the jam and the notes are identical in those two modes. Playin is in D Dorian and the meltdown is where the change occurs, as far as I see it, as he starts the reprise immediately thereafter.
The Music Never Stopped
Feb. 3, 1979
Market Square Arena

This one stands up against other MNS from the era, especially because the first set has a clear recording: https://archive.org/details/gd1979-02-03.set1.sbd.fixed-102851.miller.102876.flac16/gd79-02-03d1t12.flac The second set just has the circulating AUD, but has an all-time Scarlet Begonias.
China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider
Feb. 3, 1979
Market Square Arena

This is the first one since 12/29/77, and the first of four that they played in February 1979. It's part of the farewell Godchaux era, like the three Dark Stars from the same period. It's pretty good, but I have to admit that those are some of my favorite Dark Stars, too.
Pretty Peggy O
April 16, 1978
Huntington Civic Center

This is it.
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