The Great American String Band opened, then The New Riders of the Purple Sage, finally The Grateful Dead. Jerry Garcia played in all three bands. Tireless.

What a present! Yeah, there’s some tape hiss, little cracks, but this recording, much like the music will have you grinning ear to ear without even knowing exactly why. An absolute gem!

There’s an amazing and charming quality to the extra pop and flare of this treatment. Today’s my birthday and now every day will be. I’d trade them all to show my respect, admiration and appreciation for Miller and Dusborne.

The music I dare not even try to describe, but from the start of the show it feels like a thrill ride. Jerry’s voice is a little hoarse. You will still be in absolute awe of it’s breadth, yet you want to scoop up and hold the sound of it like you would a baby.

It’s so good to feel like I’m still just finding my seat… and I got on the bus in ‘86.

This is a great show start to finish, in my opinion. The Other One has a tremendous flurry of guitar wailings at the end of it. I can't believe this only has two reviews, but there you go.

How spoiled we've become! Bye bye flat soundboard and sometimes muddy AUD, and hello warm, vibrant, crisp recording that still never lets you forget this is a SHOW, not a studio album. Stellar sound here! Thanks Dusborne.

p.s. And, as always, thanks to Charlie Miller as well, thanks in large part to whom this matrix sounds so good.