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1
Bertha
June 28, 1988
Saratoga Performing Arts Center

Super peppy, flowing version - feels like a cool breeze on a hot summer day
2
Candyman
June 28, 1988
Saratoga Performing Arts Center

Jerry's guitar tone and fluttering ramp up solo is spine tingles. Highly recommend!
1
Casey Jones
Feb. 20, 1971
Capitol Theater

Opens the show with serious energy. Perfect vocals and great balance of tightness, but bouncy playing. This whole first set is super crisp
3
Me and My Uncle
Feb. 20, 1971
Capitol Theater

Rarely post on a MAMU, but this one really pops! Super nimble guitar work. Excelent
5
Drums -> Space
July 4, 1989
Rich Stadium

An inspired drums segment from the Devils and a serviceable space segment. Worth the spin

Comments

Black Peter
May 2, 1970
Harpur College

Jerry's vocal tones and acoustic touches churn itself its so damn buttery.
Let It Grow
Oct. 29, 1977
Evans Field House, Northern Illinois University

SO grateful to have this top tier show on crisp soundboard now with the new release. My god this version SLAYS. And to the first comment, I thought the same exact thing in the opening beat - is this technically disco?? Jerry's tone and phrasing on the initial solo is everything... The band swells around him to a massive peak. This version is a scorcher...
Stella Blue
Oct. 14, 1983
Hartford Civic Center

The cathartic peak to cap the spiritual roller coaster of this legendary second set. The peak in this is gorgeous. The boys bring the crowd back to earth with a sugar mags to ultimately close out this top tier set.
Spanish Jam
Oct. 14, 1983
Hartford Civic Center

Ethereal jam, the sound of what floating would feel like. Less aggressively "Spanish Jam" chord crunches like other versions, more hints of the song structure in deep exploration while jamming
Eyes Of The World
Oct. 14, 1983
Hartford Civic Center

This needs more dap. Peppy, tight, fluid jamming throughout and the highlight outro solo is like peeking into a spiritual musical conversation between Brent and Jerry. So, so good.