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Event Song	1976-10-02 [Sat]	"Take a Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1981-08-14 [Fri]	"Take a Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1978-05-09 [Tue]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1981-03-13 [Fri]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1978-11-21 [Tue]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1978-11-21 [Tue]	"Take A Step Back" and "Finiculi Finicula" before	26.69
Event Song	1978-11-21 [Tue]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1973-12-08 [Sat]	"Take A Step Back" and "Mexican Hat Dance" before	26.69
Event	1978-11-21 [Tue]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1977-02-27 [Sun]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1990-07-14 [Sat]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1984-04-17 [Tue]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1980-09-06 [Sat]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1978-05-07 [Sun]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1973-12-08 [Sat]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1977-04-23 [Sat]	Bob quotes "Blackbird" for a couple of seconds between "All Over Now" and "Scarlet Begonias". "Take a step back" before Estimated.	26.69
Event	1992-06-06 [Sat]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1990-07-12 [Thu]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1987-07-12 [Sun]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1987-07-10 [Fri]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1984-10-20 [Sat]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1983-06-24 [Fri]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1980-05-06 [Tue]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1979-10-31 [Wed]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1979-05-13 [Sun]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1979-05-09 [Wed]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1977-11-06 [Sun]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1977-11-05 [Sat]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1977-09-03 [Sat]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1977-05-08 [Sun]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1977-04-23 [Sat]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event	1972-10-02 [Mon]	gratefulseconds: [[http://www.gratefulseconds.com/2018/09/take-step-back.html Take A Step Back]]	26.69
Event Song	1992-06-06 [Sat]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1990-07-14 [Sat]	"Take A Step Back" and Addams Family tuning before	26.69
Event Song	1990-07-12 [Thu]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1987-07-12 [Sun]	"Take A Step Back" and Addam's Family Tuning before.	26.69
Event Song	1987-07-12 [Sun]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1987-07-10 [Fri]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1984-10-20 [Sat]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1984-04-17 [Tue]	"Take A Step Back" and Beer Barrel Polka Tuning before	26.69
Event Song	1983-06-24 [Fri]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1980-09-06 [Sat]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1980-05-06 [Tue]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1979-10-31 [Wed]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1979-10-31 [Wed]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1979-05-13 [Sun]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1979-05-09 [Wed]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1977-11-06 [Sun]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1977-11-05 [Sat]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1977-11-05 [Sat]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1977-11-05 [Sat]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1977-09-03 [Sat]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1977-05-08 [Sun]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event Song	1972-10-02 [Mon]	"Take A Step Back" before	26.69
Event	1979-04-17 [Tue]	Nick: [[http://deadthinking.blogspot.com/2017/07/41779-we-in-church-today.html "4/17/79: 'we in church today!'"]] "The main reason to sing its praises is another (heretofore unknown to me) version of the mighty Sama Layuca, mislabeled in both filesets as Welcome to the Basement. It’s not quite as wild as the nutso 3/30/79 performance (ahem), mainly because only Ed Neumeister and Garcia take solos (Ron Stallings, Merl, and John Kahn all get moments in the 3/30 version). But holy moley, they throw down hard here. Garcia’s chomping at the bit, but Neumeister goes first. The band grooves hard underneath him, slowly loosens their grip, lets it get wild and hairy, then locks it back down, then loosens up again, and so on. I don’t know if Stallings was having a problem with his horn, but there’s a bit of float-time after Neumeister’s solo until Garcia steps up to bat and just nails it. After the same wild back-and-forth, it spills into some loud noisy space — listen close to how seamlessly Gaylord Birch snaps back into the groove of the song as the return for the ending. He’s such a fantastic drummer: over a very fast tempo (like 175 bpm), he easily shifts from tight control to unhinged freer playing with nary a stumble. Impressive! " Possible second saxophonist!	1.58

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