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St. Stephen
May 14, 1970
Merramec Community College

Great Speedway>Stephen>NFA>Lovelight. I like this Stephen better than 5/15. Road Trips V:3/3 Bonus Disc.
28
Cumberland Blues
Nov. 15, 1971
The Austin Municipal Auditorium

Another great version from 1971. Keith lights this one up. Road Trips V:3/2.
18
Nobody's Fault But Mine
June 16, 1974
Iowa State Fairgrounds

The Truckin is good but the gem is the NFBM jam that follows.
30
Dancin' in the Streets
Feb. 14, 1970
Fillmore East

How is this not on here? All you really have to say is 2/14/70, but with that being said...this one is epic.
32
Sugar Magnolia
May 17, 1977
Memorial Coliseum

How is this not on here. This thing is smokin. How did they have the energy for this encore after this epic show. Also, good cow bell in mix.

Comments

Morning Dew
March 9, 1992
Capital Centre

Please see 14 minute Dew on 3/27/94 for grail.
Turn On Your Love Light
Oct. 16, 1981
Melkweg

Whole show deserves more hype with all the crazy bust-outs on borrowed instruments.
Good Lovin'
Sept. 23, 1987
The Spectrum

This one can really hang with 9/18...mostly cause the La Bamba is the most jammed out of the 4. With that being said after listening to all 4 of these GL>La Bamba>GL, which was fun as hell and I highly recommend doing. 9/18 remains the gold standard since the GL aspect of it is the best of the 4.
Good Lovin'
Sept. 13, 1987
Capital Centre

Not quite as intense as the bust-out on 9/7/1987. More chill feel to it. The Intro into La Bamba is better and the La Bamba is pretty tight. For me I like 9/7>9/13 just because of the insane energy on 9/7.
Good Lovin'
Sept. 7, 1987
Civic Center

Just insane energy...can hang with MSG version on 9/18/87. The crowd just goes nuts with the La Bamba. The La Bamba is a little loose as expected. Transition into La Bamba is not as tight as MSG, but the outro is spot on.