[tigerstrat]

Fox Theatre
St. Louis, MO
10/18/72
~I~
Bertha [6:00]
Me And My Uncle [2:57]
Don't Ease Me In [3:20]
Mexicali Blues [3:19]
Brown Eyed Women [4:51]
Beat It On Down The Line [3:05]
Bird Song [12:01]
Big River [4:21]
Loser [6:24]
Jack Straw [3:59]
Big Railroad Blues [4:00]
El Paso [4:19]
China Cat Sunflower [5:14] >
I Know You Rider [5:38]
~II~
Playing In The Band [15:50] >
Drums [2:45] >
Dark Star [28:25] >
Morning Dew [11:07] >
Playing In The Band [5:13]
Deal [4:29]
The Promised Land [2:59]
Brokedown Palace [5:34]
One More Saturday Night [4:33]
Casey Jones [6:51]

[weirimpressed]

nice listen, thanks tiger..

[swainsonsthrush]

Wow, tigerstrat, talk about giving a guy exactly what he asked for.

On the archive sbd of 10-18-72 the mix is a touch odd with Bobby up high in the mix (the vocals and Keith are a tad low). But this is a fantastic study in Bobby's chops. I was paying more attention to his subtleties; real nice jazzy octave "double stops" in Birdsong, for example. He was on a 335 at this time right? I liked this sound for him, whatever it is.

Kudos.

[big_river_bum]

thanks for the 10-18-72 recommendation! i love being able to clearly hear bobby, especially in the 72-74 era. big railroad blues was smoking. just about to start the 2nd set

[tigerstrat]

On the archive sbd of 10-18-72...He was on a 335 at this time right? I liked this sound for him, whatever it is.

Kudos.

It's actually an ES-345 (the cherry red one), very similar to the 335 (which was sunburst) but with the split-parallelogram fretboard inlays and the curious Varitone rotary switch.

[Django]

Thanks for the recommendation of 10-18-72 strummin', fine, fine show. I like when Phil exorcises the monsters out of his amp (stage banter). This is a great study in Bobism. Crunchy!