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  • uncle_tripel
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    okay, here we go...

    ...ladies & gentlemen, the finest band in the land...
    Sept 3rd 1977 Englishtown :)
    luv that intro!

    Peace for All!
    uncle_tripel

  • billy the kiddd
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    Anniversary show 9/11/81 Greek Theatre

    43 years ago ( along with a lot of other folks who post here on this forum) I was at the Greek Theatre for an absolute knockout of a show. Definitely my favorite show at the Greek, and my favorite run at the Greek. Hopefully one day we will get a Greek Box set.. Great audience tape on the Archive

  • JimInMD
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    3/9 & 3/10/81

    These shows have grown on me with each additional listen.

    How's that saying go? The best version is always the last one played or something like that?

  • bluecrow
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    3/9/81 MSG

    Been thinking I need to spend some time with the In and Out of the Garden box.

  • dmcvt
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    West Whately Sun

    Heading down this afternoon for Watermelon Wednesday at the West Whately Chapel, evening show with Mr. Sun. Darol and Grant both played with Grisman, with Joe K Walsh on mando and Aidan on bass equals acoustic ecstasy in a 90 seat venue.

  • JoeyMC
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    9/11/82 :)

    Today should be holiday, but December 7th isn't either so...
    :(

  • bluecrow
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    10/19/72

    The Other One

  • proudfoot
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    Earlier

    4/29/77

    Unusual set list

  • proudfoot
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    Currently

    4/19/78 disc 3

    A lot of shows in April 78

    Obviously...

  • VirgoHead
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    Dead Reggae Covers - Fire

    @topchinacat: I have both CD volumes of the Fire on the Mountain Dead reggae covers. The songs are done by the absolute legends of roots reggae. I read a story about the sessions where the artists came in never having heard the songs once before and rocked them in one take. I bought these in the mid-90s when I was new to reggae and since have accumulated a ton. That said, these covers hold up really well and still sound great today on their own or in any roots reggae mix.

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Dorothy Ashby Track: The Moving Finger Label: Cadet Records Cat #: LPS-841
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Hairspray Suppository
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Georgia Anne Muldrow Track: Kali Yuga Label: SomeOthaShip Connect Cat #: SOS-LP-001
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Doris & Kelley Track: You Don't Have To Worry Label: Brunswick Cat #: 55327
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Beverly Glenn-Copeland Track: Journeyman Label: Atlast Records Cat #: ALR010, JM-8331