[lanceybro]

I came across a bootleg from 1976, at Buffalo, NY. I believe it was in the spring, maybe in May of that year. The entire show was clear perfection, but the Help/Slip/Franklin's Tower is the best I have ever heard. They played these songs for the first time that year at the Great American Music Hall. That version is also incredible. My band loves to play that song; even though it's relatively basic, you can jam for hours and hours...

[grizzbear]

The 70's were definitly their best years!
Their my favourite!

[raaustge]

You can check out more bootlegs at a site I always go to at www.nugs.net Check it out you wont be dissapointed.

[phishin0ut]

Go to Nugs.net and check out Phil and Friends version from the Warfield 1999. Kimock, Trey and Page were all part of the band for 3 amazing shows. It's so sweet to hear Trey and Page doing Dead Tunes.

PeAcE

[Deadhead384]

There is a unbelievable Franklins tower on:
November 9, 1979.

Its full of effects. Check it out gdlive.com. its crazy that whole concert is amazing.

peace

By the way it was jerry's b-day 3 days ago!!

[Mick]

I enjoyed this YouTube version:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xxrqsw ... A&index=30

From 8/13/75. I like the poster's video (he has others). The visuals remind me of days gone by.

[Jon S.]

[Jon S.]

^^
just humor (necro threads doan steal your wife)

[tdcrjeff]

Wow almost 21 years, oldest zombie thread I've ever seen revived on any forum.

[anniebing]

Buffalo really does sound like a separate planet, and yeah, by the date mkaufman is probably right: 5/9/77, not '76. In help/slip/franklin’s it feels like they’re just figuring out the turns, so the jam breathes and doesn’t go on autopilot. At rehearsal we put on this recording and someone opened https://iplbetting.guru/live/ at the same time. As a result, the rhythm section drifted off for a minute because everyone started arguing about the tempo instead of listening to each other.

[mkaufman]

Buffalo - 5/9/77, not '76.

ace