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Track listing

1. "Alabama Getaway" (Garcia/Hunter)
2. "Far From Me" (Mydland)
3. "Althea" (Garcia/Hunter)
4. "Feel Like a Stranger" (Barlow/Weir)
5. "Lost Sailor" (Barlow/Weir)
6. "Saint of Circumstance" (Barlow/Weir)
7. "Antwerp's Placebo (The Plumber)" (Hart/Kreutzmann)
8. "Easy to Love You" (Barlow/Mydland)
9. "Don't Ease Me In" (Traditional)

Musical personnel

• Jerry Garcia - guitar, vocals
• Bob Weir - guitar, vocals
• Phil Lesh - bass guitar
• Brent Mydland - keyboards, vocals
• Bill Kreutzmann - drums
• Mickey Hart - drums

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Charts

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