Time to stick up for Vince.
First off, he entered the Dead when the band itself was way past its peak, and in many ways on its last legs. I think he had a good strong voice and it made a difference on a lot of tunes. He was no Brent of course, but who is?
I recall RFK '93, Stranger opener show. I was out of my mind, actually had gone blind for a few minutes from some heavy dose. Vince played a Long Way To Go Home that night that is still in my mind. He howled, he growled, and he tore it up. Next was a Playin>Terrapin that blew the entire place down, was amazing. I give credit to Vince for getting the band pumped up with Long Way. Listen to Jerry on Way To GO Home, all over it!
http://www.archive.org/details/gd93-06- ... sbeok.shnf
First off, he entered the Dead when the band itself was way past its peak, and in many ways on its last legs. I think he had a good strong voice and it made a difference on a lot of tunes. He was no Brent of course, but who is?
I recall RFK '93, Stranger opener show. I was out of my mind, actually had gone blind for a few minutes from some heavy dose. Vince played a Long Way To Go Home that night that is still in my mind. He howled, he growled, and he tore it up. Next was a Playin>Terrapin that blew the entire place down, was amazing. I give credit to Vince for getting the band pumped up with Long Way. Listen to Jerry on Way To GO Home, all over it!
http://www.archive.org/details/gd93-06- ... sbeok.shnf
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