Grateful Dead

Duke Ellington "Small Groups, Vol.1" 4/29/37

Billie Holiday "Billie's Blues" 4/29/51

Gerry Mulligan "Gerry Mulligan with Chet Baker" 4/29/53

Miles Davis "Walkin'" 4/29/54

Davis, Tate, Hawkins, Cobb "Very Saxy" 4/29/59

Wayne Shorter "Night Dreamer" 4/29/64

"Big" John Patton "Got A Good Thing Goin'" 4/29/66

GOGD Fillmore East 4/29/71

GOGD Musikhalle 4/29/72

" ... uh, and this one rose straight to the top of the charts in Turlock, California ... "

Alabama Song/ Backdoor Man/ 5 to 1

The moon of Alabama, we now must say goodbye, we lost our dear ol mamas and must have whiskey all in a while!!!
Peace-
Moye

Green Onions - Booker T & the MG's

Slow Ride - Sublime

Idiot Wind - Bob Dylan

Young Man Blues - The Who

On archive.org and I'm striking out. Maybe someone can help. I'm trying to findthe ultimate Shakedown street. The best version they ever played, but I'm striking out. Either the sound quality just sucks or they mess up the intro (the important part, imo) or the harmonies are a little weak... it's a tuff song, I know... my friends and I have tried to play it; not easy to lay it all down.

Anyway... who knows where I can find it. Does it even exist? I'd love to throw this jam into my wedding in August, shake things up, y'know? The studio version is too weak as well... i Need that amazing A-Bomb intro, the hot-layered vocal harmonies and fidelity is the most crucial. And of course a killer, danceable JAM!!

Would love some feedback/advice/direction around some corner where it's been waiting to meet... me :-) THANKS, KIDS!!!! See y'all Friday in Philly!

Rock out with yer c... um... can I say that here? - OUT -

listening on my hifi home system really loud and dense.