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Estimated Prophet
April 26, 1977
Capitol Theater
Bobby gets into this one. Trippy jamming, with some hot solos
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Playin' In The Band
April 14, 1982
Glenns Falls Civic Center
Very nice long one
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The Eleven
Oct. 25, 1969
Winterland Arena
Psychedelic breeze, looping and cascading arches of musical exploration
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Turn On Your Love Light
Oct. 25, 1969
Winterland Arena
Relentless funky groove
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Candyman
Sept. 17, 1982
Cumberland County Civic Center
Particularly good version
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Deal
Dec. 5, 1971
Felt Forum - Madison Square Garden
Jerry's solo is concise and powerful. All in all this version represents the prototypical way in which this song should be played. Not too quick, not too slow, and a nice bouncy country-rock vibe, really solid rendition here.
Tennessee Jed
Dec. 5, 1971
Felt Forum - Madison Square Garden
Agree with above statement, don't be dumb people! Check this one out, and while your at it listen to the whole show.
I Wash My Hands
Dec. 5, 1971
Felt Forum - Madison Square Garden
Song is also known as Muddy Water. This version is certainly on point. Don't know of many versions, but if anything this version should be listened by all who are looking for something new and a little different.
Eyes Of The World
May 17, 1974
P.N.E. Coliseum
Underrated version that needs some more recognition. Jerry and Phil, as stated above, indeed play in and out of each other with some excellent jazzy interplay.
Eyes Of The World
Oct. 29, 1977
Evans Field House, Northern Illinois University
Easily one of the best versions ever played. Garcia provides an emotional performance, both instrumentally and vocally. The jamming is fluid, jazzy, and mysterious.
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