Maintains high intensity while taking a few extra swings at the ending with false peaks before the true conclusion. Not the most precise version as Trey hits a few off notes, but it packs a wallop nonetheless.

A perhaps less than perfect version notable primarily for the way Trey manages to work the "Tweezer Reprise" progression into the already gorgeous "Reba" jam and for the subsequent segue into same despite a botched attem…

> from "Horn". A strong version of "Reba" for the era, featuring outrageous play by Mike and Fish. Trey whips up a frenetic ending before the band stops on a dime.

The first in a set of strong Summer '25 versions begins with a bouncing, plucky opening which gives way to more fluid play as it builds to a glimmering, multipart peak.

Really unique. One must (arguably) go back to the early days to find not a better version, but such markedly different improvisation. Near the 7:50 mark Mike drives the band towards direct, "compact" play...Trey, onboard…