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11
You Don't Have To Ask
July 3, 1966
Fillmore Auditorium

Definitive
13
Midnight Hour
July 3, 1966
Fillmore Auditorium

Highlight of this show
11
Beat it on Down The Line
Nov. 10, 1967
Shrine Auditorium

The way it was meant to be played.
19
New Potato Caboose
Nov. 10, 1967
Shrine Auditorium

Definitely top 5 version. Longer than most. 68 Shrine is still the gold standard, tho.
10
Walking Blues
Sept. 18, 1987
Madison Square Garden

This ok tune is played as well as it can be at this hot show. Decent sound effects for Bob's voice, too.

Comments

Stella Blue
July 3, 1978
St. Paul Civic Center Arena

This thing is gorgeous.... what's wrong with everybody. This show is my go to from this tour even more than the red rocks show.
Not Fade Away
July 3, 1978
St. Paul Civic Center Arena

St. Paul in 77/78 for some reason just don't get love. Not sure why. This show is second best of this short summer tour.
Not Fade Away
July 3, 1978
St. Paul Civic Center Arena

St. Paul in 77/78 for some reason just don't get love. Not sure why. This show is second best of this short summer tour.
Terrapin Station
May 17, 1977
Memorial Coliseum

Hey KSU...this has always been MY Barton. Agree with you on the Fox, also.
He's Gone
Dec. 28, 1990
Coliseum Arena

People on this site don't realize how good Summer 91 was and I get it, but Deer Creek, Buckeye, Pine Knob, Soldier, Bonner Springs, RFK, and Giants are all so tasty regardless of the set list. In regards to He's Gone... Buckeye 6/9 gets the nod over Pine Knob 6/20. Listen to both tho or the whole shows. I like Pine Knob because its a sweet SOTM>He' Gone in the pre drums that just feels so mellow good. I am interested to see what you think. Neither has that 3 minute grunge jam that this does, tho.