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Man Smart, Woman Smarter
April 7, 1985
The Spectrum
Dialed in, rocking hard, a just-right vocal breakdown with a slamming tight finish!
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Easy Wind
Aug. 30, 1970
KQED Studios
Totally locked in and tight, tight, tight!
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Promised Land
July 19, 1990
Deer Creek Music Center
Brent is wailing the B3 and the ending crescendo is Allmans-esque with Phil dropping massive bombs. Excellent close to set 1.
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Promised Land
Dec. 31, 1987
Oakland Coliseum Arena
"Good evening and a very Happy New Year to you all" after a real nice Bertha>Promised opener
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Foolish Heart
April 28, 1991
Sam Boyd Silver Bowl
It took Foolish a few years to really develop. Phil is doing it up in a well developed jam crescendo with a very tasty solo from Jerry.
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Touch of Grey
March 23, 1987
Hampton Coliseum
First East Coast tour after Jerry's coma made everybody extra grateful to be at a Dead show and made the line "we will survive" even more poignant. Triumphant meaningful version that is a great example of the symbiosis between crowd and band, damn shame all the "SBD"s from this tour are really just poorer quality AUD recorded by the soundboard.
Lost Sailor -> Saint of Circumstance
Oct. 10, 1982
Frost Amphitheatre
Best peaking crescendo of any Saint I've heard, Jerry is blisteringly fast, builds and builds til it explodes,
Bird Song
June 22, 1973
Pacific Coliseum
That "thing" is a thing of beauty called a Fender Rhodes and Keith's playing of it is half of what makes this Bird Song so great, IMO! Hard to believe someone doesn't like it but different strokes for different folks. Plenty of versions without a Fender Rhodes for them.
Bird Song
June 22, 1973
Pacific Coliseum
I totally dig the electric piano sound Keith is using on this one.
Loose Lucy
July 1, 1973
Universal Amphitheatre
Super slow tempo, if you are into that kind of version
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He's Gone, Cleveland Public Hall, Oct. 28, 1972
All New Minglewood Blues, Raceway Park, Sept. 3, 1977
Ain't It Crazy (The Rub), Family Dog at the Great Highway, April 18, 1970
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