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Big River
June 14, 1980
Spokane Coliseum

Sounds great and has some serious muscle
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Friend of the Devil
June 14, 1980
Spokane Coliseum

Great solos from Keith and Jerry
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Deal
April 30, 1984
Nassau Coliseum

Awesome first set closer, played with intensity and long ‘84 jamming at the end. Solid!
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He's Gone
April 30, 1984
Nassau Coliseum

Solid version that ends in a unique 5min jam
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Drums -> Space
May 13, 1979
Cumberland County Civic Center

Awesome psychedelia out of Truckin and into Wharf Rat. Actually goes Space > Drums

Comments

The Eleven
Dec. 26, 1981
Oakland Auditorium

There’s a gentle build to the actual Eleven jam that is just...gorgeous. Emotive and unique, and the Eleven part is fiery stuff
Estimated Prophet
Dec. 26, 1981
Oakland Auditorium

Following an equally astounding Scarlet>Fire, this Estimated really brings the goods. Faster than your average version, not a missed note, and some godlike interplay between the boys. Don’t miss this one.
Drums -> Space
Jan. 11, 1978
Shrine Auditorium

A short drums segment with Phil that leads into an extended jazzy full band jam before St. Stephen. Unique and beautiful.
The Other One
Aug. 20, 1972
San Jose Civic Auditorium

If the board was a bit cleaner and there wasn’t that unfortunate AUD cut, this would be much more highly regarded. If you can hang around for the ride, it’s a real mind twister with poignant, fluid jams to boot.
Playin' In The Band
Aug. 22, 1972
Berkeley Community Theatre

Contemplative, jazzy and exploratory. The band is fully locked in, with Billy fully in the pocket. The jam builds into simmering tones of molten heat without ever fully erupting. I like this one for its measured, tempered feel and there is an elegant, organic way the band ebbs and flows together. Give this a listen.