| 1978-04-10 | Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA | |
| Set 1: Promised Land, Brown Eyed Women, It's All Over Now, Peggy-O, Cassidy, Dire Wolf, El Paso, Row Jimmy, Passenger, Candyman, The Music Never Stopped | ||
| Set 2: Jack Straw, Ship Of Fools, Dancin' In The Streets > Drums > Franklin's Tower > Black Peter > Around And Around, E: U.S. Blues | Jack Straw, Dancin' In The Streets > |
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| Corrections / Observations | ||
| Received by Dick | 1980-06-14 | |
| Tape Source | David Gans | |
| Review Entry Date | 1981-03-02 | |
| Dick's Review | The show is still worth keeping the 2nd set which isn’t as intense as the following night but still has a few nice moments ie Franklin’s Tower and Black Peter. Carol says it sounds noticeably out of tune, near the end especially. | |
| 2nd Review Date | 1982-06-18 | |
| Dick's 2nd Review | It is quite amazing to realize how unique and thrilling the band’s style was back 4 years ago. A lot of my close tape junkie friends, pretty much, dismiss this period but I think Dancin' In The Streets has some very commanding moments. I think I will have to relisten to this 1978-1979 period and try to see if there are a surplus of repetitious shows as many of my close associates feel ie Bertrando, Menke, McNally probably Lou Tombaws. I have to say something more about how thrilling Franklin's Tower is performed. Again i guess you just have to let this stuff “age” a little bit. Black Peter is one of the most intense ever (of course you can't count what they do with it nowadays at least once in a while like 12-3-81 Madison, Wisc. for example |