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CarlotheSkiNose (9/20/2026 7:38:51 AM)
The last two minutes of the shakedown jam are what sets it apart from practically any other shakedown. Pure improvisational magic.
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DeniOfNessness (9/19/2026 10:53:14 AM)
This show is justifiably famous for the Shakedown, but don’t sleep on the first set. Jerry plays like a man possessed, and this mix really captures Weir in all his chord bending madness. Great stuff!
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Conor (9/18/2026 7:06:33 PM)
Truly the best Shakedown Street I’ve ever heard, as it was told in legends
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Marshall (9/18/2026 3:09:55 PM)
The Shakedown, He's Gone, and the Sugar Mag are all top notch
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HippieWagon (9/18/2026 2:06:29 PM)
Love a good solo in Brown Eyed Women and this one is smoking.
It's like that middle ground between a '77/'78 solo, Cornell, Dane County and the '91 roaster at East Rutherford. Energised and delivered.
Mama Tried swells and blisters with all the cohesion in that sweet, sweet harmony and uptempo Jerry craftsmanship. What a show
No loose threads.
Just a tight slider.
A real groover and shaker x
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Paul N (9/18/2026 1:40:55 PM)
Sounds like bit of a Spoonful tease before the Cryptical
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Fitz (9/18/2026 9:03:25 AM)
Keep on Growing! Struggled with the vocal arrangement at times but really fun
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Duncan S (9/2/2026 6:41:53 AM)
Maybe you had too much too fast….
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