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Review by Bob_Loblaw
The Curtain With is a treat, I love Page's keys in it and it's a great example of how different (in a good way) a song can sound in it's early incarnation. I also enjoy Big Leg Emma, Trey does a really good job singing this one. YEM isn't on the tape so who knows what goodness is in it.
Cities is great. The contrast between BBFCFM and Swing Low Sweet Chariot is awesome, and Trey's banter about them being in the same vein makes it rather humorous. Antelope is also especially strong.
I know a little is a nice little rockabilly tune, you can really hear Trey hitting those notes as his tone is much more primitive at this time. Corinna is solid. And McGrupp may be one of the single strongest affairs of the show.
Extra slow Jesus Left Chicago to end the show.
Pretty solid show.