Newark, DE Jam Chart

Jam Chart for shows in the city of Newark, DE (4 entries)

Date	Song	City	Timing	Notes
1993-02-13	Llama	Newark, DE	4:53	Some great Page, and then Trey cranks the tension up and Fish hammers it home.
1993-02-13	YEM	Newark, DE	20:12	Cool B&D segment.
1994-04-18	SOAMelt	Newark, DE	9:56	A nail biting thriller with excellent melodic variation, loads of tension and an intense and dissonant ending.
1994-04-18	Gin	Newark, DE	10:09	Although largely straightforward, the jam is played at an accelerated tempo. This also marks the first real appearance of the present day, "Type I" "Gin" jam with Page and Trey melodically playing along to the "Gin" theme.

Date

Song

City

Timing

Notes

1993-02-13

Llama

Newark, DE

4:53

Some great Page, and then Trey cranks the tension up and Fish hammers it home.

1993-02-13

YEM

Newark, DE

20:12

Cool B&D segment.

1994-04-18

SOAMelt

Newark, DE

9:56

A nail biting thriller with excellent melodic variation, loads of tension and an intense and dissonant ending.

1994-04-18

Gin

Newark, DE

10:09

Although largely straightforward, the jam is played at an accelerated tempo. This also marks the first real appearance of the present day, "Type I" "Gin" jam with Page and Trey melodically playing along to the "Gin" theme.

Jam chart versions are selected because of improvisational and other characteristics that distinguish these from typical versions of the song.
The jam chart team has highlighted some versions with a yellow background; these are the versions the team believes to be especially improvisational, or otherwise notable.
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