Other candidates for today from 3/16/90: Loser and Bird Song. But we’ll leave that one for a possible future post. Instead they almost shift seamlessly into a tasty Estimated. This version the riff leads off the jam, which is not uncommon, but it does not resurface at the end like it does as the coda to Fire in so many Scar/Fires. The more I’ve listened to the Dead closely in the past couple of years the more I can actually hear them “searching for the sound.” I’ve always loved the riff at the end of Scarlet that’s something that never gets old to me. (Blasphemy! I know!) It eventually segues into Estimated Prophet, but the jam between the two is simply sublime. What makes this version stand out to me is that it doesn’t go into Fire On The Mountain, which is not one of my favorite Dead songs. I’m not always a fan of the MIDI stuff, but I don’t find this one off-putting at all. Brent has some nice flourishes in the jam right around the 8 minute mark on this one, too, and then Jerry takes the MIDI for a whirl. Jerry then cedes the floor and Brent takes some tasty B3 runs, and, if I’m correct in my listening I think Bobby takes a quick chord-based solo, which is really neat. On this particular Scarlet Begonias Phil shines once again, especially playing under Garcia’s solo around the 4th-5th minutes. The Spring 1990 tour was recorded in multi-track (although the Spring 1990 box set was not remastered from the multi-track sources) so all of the instruments are vivid and clear. Is Mom more of a pushover when it comes to the radio? Or does he just not like her “country” music? kids songs), but he does it all the time in my wife’s car. My wife is by no means a Deadhead, but I’ve noticed that when my son is in my car with the Dead playing he rarely, if ever, asks to turn on different music (i.e. Because this was in my CD player today’s selection is somewhat by happenstance, although I suspect this will be a common theme throughout this process. I own the complete 6 show set, but the this particular track was also included on the 2 disc compilation of that box set So Glad You Made It. My Dead 1990 MP3 CD has several shows from the Spring 1990 box set. The stereo in my car is capable of playing MP3 CDs, so instead of carrying audio CDs around what I’ve started to do is take a few shows from a given year, burn the MP3s on to a CD and keep that in my car. Yesterday’s cold grayness gave way to a bright sunny day today here on the Front Range, albeit still cold.
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