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Jack Straw
Sept. 11, 1974
Alexandra Palace

Pretty darn near perfect
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Beat it on Down The Line
Sept. 11, 1974
Alexandra Palace

Togetherness
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Scarlet Begonias
Sept. 11, 1974
Alexandra Palace

Jerry is like Muhammad Ali here...Phil is, of course, right on point and all over the place...Kieth is ultra funky, Billy K kicks,Weir is tasty
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Sugaree
July 17, 1976
Orpheum Theatre

Not the best recording, but good enough, and the performance pays off big time
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The Other One
Sept. 3, 1972
Folsom Field, University of Colorado

Heady goodness all around. Definitely taken OUT THERE...some fine grooves too
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Comments

Shakedown Street
Oct. 25, 1979
New Haven Coliseum

Wow. Mind-blowing. Brent seems to take 'Superstition' to a new level and Jerry and Phil are totally flyin' and rippin' and bombin' while the drummers stomp. Hardly noticed Weir but I'm sure he was great. WOW
Hell in a Bucket
Sept. 24, 1987
The Spectrum

So this one is pretty great, but I must disagree w/ best-ever...My fave is 7.15.84. Just a personal preference, but compare them and tell me yo disagree
Brokedown Palace
April 11, 1972
Newcastle City Hall

Stunningly gorgeous. A lot of intense effort and focus and pure joy goes into this performance, and seemingly every performance of Europe '72.
U.S. Blues (Wave That Flag)
June 12, 1976
Music Hall

Time for self-promotion...Sugar Mag->U.S. Blues->Sunshine Daydream...are you kidding me?!? Does it get any better?
Rubin and Cherise
Sept. 3, 1977
Raceway Park

This song does not exist here...sorry for the vagueness
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