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Submissions

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Wharf Rat
Oct. 9, 1972
Winterland Arena

Whoa, I can't believe this hasn't been submitted. Great vocal and four minutes of sublime outro solo. Check it out!
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Clementine
Aug. 13, 1968
Pacific Recording

The studio jam version from the expanded Aoxomoxoa release
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Big Boss Man
Aug. 14, 1971
Berkeley Community Theater

just listen to Jerry and Phil. twang city in the intro, perfect Pig vocal
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Casey Jones
Aug. 15, 1971
Berkeley Community Theater

Phil is high in the mix. One of the best '71 versions, I believe.
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Me and My Uncle
May 30, 1971
Winterland Arena

Another fine 71 effort with very good sound and Phil high in the mix
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Comments

Hurts Me Too
April 8, 1972
Wembley Empire Pool

Wow. I'll have to listen to Copenhagen now. How could you improve on this? Great vocal by Pig. Some real slide action a la Duane. Check out the slide/harmonica duet before the last verse.
Jack Straw
May 26, 1972
Strand Lyceum

Is this the version on Steppin' Out? deaddisc only suggests one of the Lyceum shows. At any rate, the vocal harmonies on this are excellent. Gotta settle one old score.
Deal
April 11, 1972
Newcastle City Hall

Sweet. Featured on Disc 1 of Steppin' Out. JG's guitar sound here is delicious. What axe was he playing that night?
The Same Thing
Dec. 31, 1971
Winterland Arena

This is a slow blues that was a perfect vehicle for Pig. My KSAN soundboard copy sounds really good. This show was just two months before my first Dead show. My buddy got me really drunk standing in line outside and I determined that the only way to get out of it was to smoke an enormous amount of pot inside. Years later, a friend mentioned that a naked woman had run across the stage. Really? I don't remember that! But the show is also a complete blur.
Sugaree
April 11, 1972
Newcastle City Hall

This is on Steppin' Out. A very good pre-hiatus version (i.e. short). No disagreement on the quality of Jerry's vocal. You thought you was the cool fool. I just love this song; I never get tired of hearing it. It just ambles along here, definitively laid-back.
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