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Sugar Magnolia
April 7, 1988
The Centrum

GSET-esque rhythm playing from Bobby as the song progresses. Set 2 is a SM -> SSDD sandwich, worth hearing.
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He's Gone
July 1, 1984
Pine Knob Music Theater

Six minutes of outro jamming that begins mellow and then starts rocking. Jerry and Brent harmonize for a little while at the beginning.
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Way To Go Home
Sept. 29, 1993
Boston Garden

Average version, but this is probably the best place to mention that Jerry starts playing Terrapin before this one starts, leading to a brief jam.
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Brother Esau
March 30, 1983
Warfield Theatre

Played every night of the 3/29-31 Warfield run, I'd say this is the best of the three. Good vocal and guitar solo, and Brent shines throughout.
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He's Gone
May 1, 1981
Hampton Coliseum

Admittedly not as great as the DP13 version played 5 nights later, but still worthy of mention. This gets to that bluesy space in the outro.
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Comments

Black Peter
Dec. 29, 1969
Boston Tea Party

What's up with Jerry's shout at 9:08? Did he drop something on his foot? Or did he just drop something? ;-)
And We Bid You Goodnight
Nov. 25, 1973
Feyline Field

Donna's last show before her maternity leave from tour, making this lullaby especially appropriate and poignant.
Beat it on Down The Line
Nov. 25, 1973
Feyline Field

I believe this is Donna's last show before going on maternity leave. It's cool to imagine Donna "singing for two"
El Paso
Dec. 6, 1971
Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden

I'm already a Bill fan, but this show features some of the best Kreutzman playing that I've heard. His snare drum fill at 2:36 pushes this version, and the rest of this show, to the next level.
One More Saturday Night
Dec. 4, 1971
Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden

"Oh boy, are you gonna like this one" - Bobby says, and he's not wrong! Excellent vocals from everyone throughout this typically great 1971 SBD.
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