This breathtaking version takes a turn into minor at 6:00 and spends the next few minutes brilliantly walking the tightrope between minor and major sentiments, at times seeming to exist in both simultaneously, until majo…

Ease meets confidence as the four friends create a meld of the delicate and the thunderous ornamented with cascades and flourishes from both Trey and Mike that mark this version for closer listening.

Of older material consistently performed well, particularly within the framework of more "conventional" play, "Roggae" seems overlooked. No more. Expertly the band moves through the song with the languid air of your favo…

Beautiful "Baker's Dozen" version quickly assumes a measured, metered pace, affording all four musicians room to seemingly solo independently, yet in unison, resulting in that special sort of cohesion wherein the band us…

Compared to the preceding two jam chart versions, this one reveals a third and new approach to "Roggae," as this one breaks into a swinging, blues-infused jam, accentuated by some guitar effects, but less than in Dick's…