The second half keeps it going with a high-powered – at times blistering – Miracle. Things finally slow down with Ship Of Fools, which is solid but doesn’t quite soar. Afterwards, Bobby punks the crowd, claiming its Mickey’s birthday, which, when he also says its Donna’s b-day too, sets the entire band to goofing around. From there, the band shifts the tenor, moving into a meditative, masterful Estimated then leads into a similarly reflective He’s Gone, purposefully meandering and ruminating until they cede the stage to the rhythm devils. On the back end, the boys conjure Truckin’ throughout the short Space, finally bursting forth on what is a bit of a bumpy – but so fun – ride, thrilling the raucous audience. A blistering Other One with dark and steamy overtones comes out the other side, providing a scintillating segue to Stella Blue. And Stella rises like the sun after a stormy night, with its own melancholy splendor amid Jerry’s gorgeous guitar work and raspy, emotional vocals. And then the boys shift directly into a rocking Good Lovin’ to send the set out on a party note with Bobby testifying. The Casey Jones encore keeps it up for a fun final send off.