Out of the break comes a Mississippi Half Step, followed up with several wonderfully played tunes before a Scarlet Begonias crops up in the middle of the set. It heads off into some deep jamming territory, but you need to make it through some moaning by Donna before you can enjoy that music. After a momentary pause, Jerry plays the first notes of He’s Gone, eliciting a cheer from the crowd as the boys head into the tune. Building energy as it goes, the He’s Gone eventually turns into a steamy monster as the band and crowd combine on an extended round of clapping and vamping before coming back into a loose, noodling jam that leads to Truckin’. And this Truckin’ absolutely steals the show, working through some monstrous jams and spacey interludes, hinting at The Other One, and just barreling along. After over thirty minutes of music, Stella Blue emerges out of Truckin’s ashes, as reflective and melancholy as it ever is with Jerry’s haunting, resonant voice lording over it all. One More Saturday Night, which ends in pure chaos, then sees out the set with a U. S. Blues encore sending everyone on their way.