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‘Golden Road’ opens the album and was apparently included after Warners insisted they went away and write a single.

It’s a very fresh and clean sounding record, fairly simple and accomplished r n b tunes, heavily blues influenced. The album certainly sounds like a band playing in a studio, simple as that. So in three nights we played some hyperactive music.” Right. Almost every track sounds like the band were tense, an explanation for which can be drawn by reading the grateful dead discography on their official site, a quote from Jerry Garcia himself, “So we went down there and what was it we had, Dexamyl? Some sort of dietwatcher's speed, and pot and stuff like that. Elsewhere, Garcia writes ‘Cream Puff War’ and the remainder of the five cuts are cover versions. Three group compositions are present, ‘The Golden Road’, ‘Cold Rain And Snow’ and ‘New New Minglewood Blues’. The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion) / Beat It On Down The Line / Good Morning, Little School Girl / Cold Rain and Snow / Sitting On Top Of The World / Cream Puff War / Morning Dew / New, New Minglewood Blues / Viola Lee Blues

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