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Beat it on Down The Line
Nov. 10, 1973
Winterland Arena

A little extra mustard on this one.
8
Me and Bobby McGee
Nov. 9, 1973
Winterland Arena

Uniquely satisfying. Bob and Keith lock into a mind-meld that leads Jerry in some interesting directions.
5
Jack Straw
June 24, 1973
Memorial Coliseum

Unique, trippy energy on the intro. Mellow vibes throughout.
7
Beat it on Down The Line
April 2, 1973
Boston Garden

Tight, inspired, and full of ideas. A stand-out version from a stand-out show.
8
Sugar Magnolia
March 24, 1973
The Spectrum

Tight, hard-driving, and full of energy. A great rave up after some thoughtful somber passages before.
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Comments

It Must Have Been The Roses
June 11, 1976
Boston Music Hall

Jerry's vocals are very effective here in a somewhat understated way. This is an exceptionally clean reading that's right on the edge of definitive.
Looks Like Rain
June 11, 1976
Boston Music Hall

Lovely and inspired.
They Love Each Other
June 10, 1976
Boston Music Hall

Maybe my favorite Keith solo ever.
Around and Around
June 9, 1976
Boston Music Hall

The Phil bombs are outrageous, and Bob plays a surprising little progression in the last solo break that takes the jam further than usual. Heady for sure.
Around and Around
June 9, 1976
Boston Music Hall

The Phil bombs are outrageous, and Bob plays a surprising little progression in the last solo break that takes the jam further than usual. Heady for sure.
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