Out of the set break, the boys come charging with a regal Scarlet Begonias; the keys, drums, and Bobby’s guitar offering a rich tapestry on which Jerry lets loose all the way into Fire. Phil and the drummers drive that latter song forward while the rest of the band creates a puffy, floating sound-space. Then, after some tuning, the band turns to Truckin’, which transitions to Spoonful in a stunning manner. Jerry seems to effortlessly switch into the Spoonful theme, and, slowly, the rest of the boys follow him along. After Spoonful, a tasty He’s Gone rolls out, provoking more than a few thoughts of Brent, especially as the boys harmonize so sweetly during the vocal vamping section. He’s Gone ends with a steamy little jam into Drums and Space, and then The Wheel comes out the other side. It is lovely, rising and falling likes the seas before finally giving way to a Playin’ Reprise. And then Bruce’s piano really adds some character to a funky Goin’ Down The Road Feeling Bad, which itself leads into a fun Good Lovin’ to see out the set.