The second of the three sets opens with a rocking Promised Land. On the Brown Eyed Women that follows, Jerry plays exquisitely, but he clearly has a cold, making him sound, at times, like he is going through puberty. The same could be said about the Row Jimmy a song later. But you won’t even notice the issue on the Here Comes Sunshine that comes next because it is an otherworldly piece of music with Jerry’s luscious guitar, Phil’s bombs, and Billy’s great drum work all coming together.

Even with the great fireworks to this point, the first two sets take a backseat to the third, which is utterly amazing, starting off with Truckin’. The jam in the midst of it is some tasty stuff as Jerry puts all his energy into it. But it ain’t over there, as the boys extend it out for another ten minutes, entering into some insane territory while working with the Nobody’s Fault But Mine theme. Finally, Billy takes over, clearing the air for a devilish Other One, which has an intense face-melting section about three-quarters of the way through. The Eyes> Stella that follows is beautiful beyond measure, even with Jerry’s voice issues. Then, Bobby and the rest of the band send the third set out with a crowd-pleasing Sugar Mags before coming back for one last trip with a Johnny B. Goode encore.