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Regarded as one of several standouts from the band�s landmark fall �91 tour, this stop in Hampton is certainly worthy of its lore. In addition to having all the hallmarks of a quintessential latter era Jerry Garcia Band performance, this night featured a very special guest: Virginia�s own Bruce Hornsby, joining on electric piano for the first and only time. The setlist is typically well-balanced, mixing road-tested staples, like the show opening �How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)� and �The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down,� along with more recent additions to Garcia�s songbook like Van Morrison�s �Bright Side of the Road� and the show-closing �What A Wonderful World.��Playing with Hornsby always seemed to ignite a spark within Garcia and this proved to be no exception with their potent chemistry fueling lively versions of ��Ain�t No Bread in the Breadbox,� �You Never Can Tell (C�est La Vie)� and �Midnight Moonlight.�

The collection is pressed to five 180gram LPs in a limited edition of 7,500 and housed in a deluxe clamshell box featuring new artwork by Graham Yarrington.

Disc 1 (Side A):
1. How Sweet It Is
2. He Ain't Give You None

Disc 1 (Side B):
1. You Never Can Tell (C'est La Vie)
2. Run For The Roses

Disc 2 (Side A):
1. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
2. I Second That Emotion

Disc 2 (Side B):
1. My Sisters and Brothers
2. Ain't No Bread In The Breadbox

Disc 3 (Side A):
1. Bright Side of the Road
2. Shining Star

Disc 3 (Side B):
1. Waiting For A Miracle
2. Think

Disc 4 (Side A):
1. I Shall Be Released

Disc 4 (Side B):
1. Don't Let Go

Disc 5 (Side A):
1. Midnight Moonlight
2. What A Wonderful World (Encore)