There's nothing like the weaving, meandering exchanges between musicians in a fabulous HELP-SLIP!-FRANK The band were bathed in a set of shafts of light.
Franklin's first appeared on Blues For Allah (September 1975). It was first performed by the Grateful Dead in June 1975, one of the rare Dead shows during that year. The song was played fairly regularly through to 1995. The song often occurred as part of the Help On The Way - Slipknot! - Franklin's Tower sequence but did occur just as many times away from this sequence. I'd say it's best in the triptych framing.
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0:00 Help On the Way - Words By Robert Hunter; Music by Jerry Garcia
Slipknot! - Music by Bill Kreutzmann Convince me of where Slip starts...
8:28 Franklin's Tower -
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@Londonship Thanks to the sound engineers (Meyer Sound) and the light show designers (Coyle Lighting)

Soulful riffs! Rock and roll with a sometimes frenzied vibe. Field Sec R, Row 10
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Whatever speaker you are listening to this demo with, cannot fully capture and convey the dynamic and full sound of the Meyer Sound Panther public facility array sound system studio quality monitors / speakers. It was said that the drivers are substantial.

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