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Samson and Delilah
Oct. 28, 1977
Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Hall
Billy K
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Clementine
Sept. 21, 1968
Pacific Recording
Studio Rarities
2
Estimated Prophet
March 13, 1985
Berkeley Community Theatre
TDIGDH
1
Wharf Rat
Oct. 4, 1981
Rainbow Theater
Great show
1
Playin' In The Band
March 24, 1971
Winterland Arena
<5 min
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Let It Grow
June 10, 1976
Boston Music Hall
Carrion_Crow, I am a completist at heart but this mashup of jams from ‘76 provides ‘furthur’ evidence
They Love Each Other
Oct. 28, 1977
Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Hall
There’s a version of JGB Ain’t No Woman where Martin Fierro on flute sounds like an old Atari game then a dial up modem, no kidding. And it’s a fantastic version otherwise, or maybe “because of”
When Push Comes to Shove
Sept. 15, 1987
MSG
^ I love this song. One of my fav lines and perfect for a Jerry song “Here there may be tigers to punch you in the ear”
Scarlet Begonias -> Fire On The Mountain
Sept. 13, 1983
Manor Downs
Grateful day in the morning. BeggarsTomb you just might be right. At least for me as well. I’m listening now. The source provided is extra crispy and I haven’t even tried any other available sources “if” there’s one better. Fantastic recommend
Eyes Of The World
March 29, 1990
Nassau Coliseum
I knew it!! You’ve been posting the views of others. But now we get yours. Well done. I attended many Dead shows with Brent. I did not vote for this version. Most of my favorite versions of Eyes are from ‘73 and ‘74
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Dark Star
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