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- Europe '72 (Remastered)
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Grateful Dead
Released 1972

I Know You Rider
05:03
9,859 plays

One More Saturday Night
04:47
8,401 plays

Hurts Me Too
07:18
7,618 plays

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- 1
- Cumberland Blues
- 05:41
- 10,320 plays

- 2
- He's Gone
- 06:57
- 10,576 plays

- 3
- One More Saturday Night
- 04:47
- 8,401 plays

- 4
- Jack Straw
- 04:48
- 10,125 plays

- 5
- You Win Again
- 04:00
- 7,525 plays

- 6
- China Cat Sunflower
- 05:33
- 15,120 plays

- 7
- I Know You Rider
- 05:03
- 9,859 plays

- 8
- Brown-Eyed Woman
- 04:37
- 12,241 plays

- 9
- Hurts Me Too
- 07:18
- 7,618 plays

- 10
- Ramble On Rose
- 06:01
- 10,361 plays

- 11
- Sugar Magnolia
- 07:10
- 6,417 plays

- 12
- Mr. Charlie
- 03:37
- 4,059 plays

- 13
- Tennessee Jed
- 07:10
- 5,441 plays

- 14
- Truckin'
- 13:06
- 4,648 plays

- 15
- Epilogue
- 05:06
- 3,233 plays

- 16
- Prelude
- 07:38
- 3,138 plays

- 17
- Morning Dew
- 11:41
- 3,646 plays

- 11
- Sugar Magnolia
- 07:04
- 4,738 plays

- 12
- Mr. Charlie
- 03:40
- 3,387 plays

- 13
- Tennessee Jed
- 07:13
- 4,544 plays

- 14
- Truckin'
- 13:08
- 3,735 plays

- 15
- Epilogue
- 04:33
- 2,193 plays

- 16
- Prelude
- 08:08
- 2,024 plays

- 17
- Morning Dew
- 10:35
- 2,699 plays

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album review

The Grateful Dead commemorated their first extended European tour with an extravagant triple-LP set appropriately enough titled Europe '72. This collection is fashioned in much the same way as their previous release -- which had also been a live multi-disc affair. The band mixes a bevy of new material -- such as "Ramble on Rose," "Jack Straw," "Tennessee Jed," "Brown-Eyed Woman," and "He's Gone" -- with revisitations of back-catalog favorites. Among them are "China Cat Sunflower" -- which was now indelibly linked to the longtime Dead cover "I Know You Rider" -- as well as "Cumberland Blues," "Truckin'," "Sugar Magnolia," and "Morning Dew." With the additional album the band was able to again incorporate some of their exceedingly stretched-out instrumental improvisations -- titled "Epilogue" and "Prelude" here. Since their last outing, the group had expanded to include the husband-and-wife team of Keith Godchaux (keyboards) and Donna Jean Godchaux (vocals). Sadly, this European jaunt would be the last of its kind to include the formidable talents and soul of founding member Ron "Pigpen" McKernan (organ/mouth harp/vocals), who was in increasingly fragile health. Although few in number, his contributions to Europe '72 are among the most commanding not only of this release, but of his career. ~ Lindsay Planer, All Music Guide