Jam Chart for shows in the city of Bonner Springs, KS (20 entries)
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Sneakin' Sally (9:35)
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Rocking bridge. A very subtle vocal jam can be heard from 5:33 - 6:55. A great rhythmic, "Manteca"-like jam continues following the (non) vocal jam. |
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It's Ice (5:47)
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"Lengthwise" sandwich occurs with Fishman singing the verses into his Electrolux. |
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Lengthwise (3:14)
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> in from "It's Ice." Fishman sings the verses into his Electrolux. > back to "Ice." |
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It's Ice (1:41)
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> in from "Lengthwise" to complete this version of "Ice." |
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1998-07-28
NW
Brother (6:47)
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> in from "Mango Song." Has a distinctly funky sound at first. Lots of great shredding by Trey. At about 4:50, breaks into a brief, funky, very non-"Brother" groove, then returns home to conclude. |
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Maze (13:48)
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> in from "Contact." Great Page section where there's a lot of back and forth between Page and Trey. Trey's turn is not as dissonant as many of the versions here, but he shreds it up pretty impressively. |
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Caspian (9:05)
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Even people who dislike "Fuckerpants" should give this celebratory and high powered version a listen. > to "YEM." |
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Gin (18:16)
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The first jam of 1999 slowly, patiently, methodically builds and plateaus into a phantasmically pschedelicious soundcape full of wondrous, mellifluous stories that eventually coalesce into a mystical-yet-triumphant foam, bespeckled by bedazzlingly exquisite riffs by Trey on Gin's melodic theme, which soulfully concludes this orchestral dance. |
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BOTT (5:34)
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Debut. Instrumental bridge (jam) between 2nd and 3rd verses, and an instrumental outro after 3rd verse. |
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Maze (14:40)
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"Bathtub Gin" tease from Trey. Excellent version, and at the end, Page, Trey and Fish enter into a mock duel with several reprises of the "Maze" signature lick. |
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1999-06-30
NW
LxL (11:17)
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A different vibe to this version, it has a subdued, almost melancholy quality to it despite being well played. An unusual take on "Limb" and worth checking out. |
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1999-06-30
NW
Free (13:56)
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Starts in customary manner, with a lot of bass and nice Trey. A kind of echo-filled groove develops, very mellow. |
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My Left Toe (8:25)
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Debut version out of -> "Bug". |
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Tweezer (13:47)
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Curious ending. |
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Weekapaug (11:48)
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Another groove-based jam develops midway, this time led by Fish and Page, who add '00-style sound and color to the crisp rhythmic base. |
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BOTT (9:24)
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Another great version from 2003 with a segue into "Divided Sky." |
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Tweezer (21:56)
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Long, spacey jam in the middle of upbeat "tweezeresque" jamming. |
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Makisupa (5:08)
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This has a more active jam than most, with some lead organ by Page and a Trey solo four minutes in that is based on "Dust in the Wind." A strong version overall. |
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LxL (11:26)
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Similar in some respects to the 6/30/99 version. This one also has a somewhat downbeat sentiment, which is unusual. But it's well-played with the crisp work typical of a quality "Limb." |
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Antelope (12:52)
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Jam breaks into an upbeat, major mode groove from 5:00 - 7:30 before returning to standard "Antelope." |
Jam chart versions are selected because of improvisational and other characteristics that distinguish these from typical versions of the song.
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