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I won't go into great detail, but I went to the Fillmore with two or three of my friends,, this thing started at 6 PM ish which was unusual,, but here's who playedNew Riders Hot Tuna Jefferson Airplane The Dead Chris Wood and Steve Winwood came on and jammed (Traffic was playing a day or so larer at the Fillmore) This thing was still going on at 6AM... Amazing

An off-night for the guys, despite the all-star line-up. Casey Jones and Me and My Uncle are sprightly. As noted above, Honky-Tonk Women is actually a recording played over the audience PA. Steve Winwood comes aboard for Hard to Handle and adds enough tasty organ licks to make it the highlight of the show. The guys hand the first verse of NFA over to Winwood. Great idea to let a talented blue-eyed-soul singer take the lead ... would have been a better one if he had know the words! Frozen Logger is just Bob and Phil goofing around off-mike - kudos to the fan whose ears were sharp enough to pick out what they were singing. Truckin' is unremarkable, and The Other One never catches fire. Will Scarlet adds some fine harp wails to Uncle John's Band ... it's neat to hear this song from a blues perspective. A few nice moments, like in every show, but not up to the standard of the rest of the year.

Casey Jones, Me and My Uncle, Honky Tonk Women, Friend of the Devil, Cold Rain and Snow, King Bee, China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Hard To Handle*, Big Railroad Blues*+, Not Fade Away* > Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad* > Not Fade Away*, Frozen Logger, Mama Tried, Truckin'+ > The Other One+, Uncle John's Band+