Buried Alive Jam Chart

Jam Chart for Buried Alive (3 entries)

Date	City	Timing	Notes
1990-11-02	Boulder, CO	1:48	-> in from "Possum." "Buried Alive" is played in the intro. Awesome combination and one of the best "Possums" ever. -> back to "Possum."
1998-07-29	Maryland Heights, MO	13:56	Unlikely jam vehicle opens Set II. The jam breaks beyond the standard into swirling and rocking playing, before settling into ambient space with periodic "Buried Alive" licks.
2003-07-15	West Valley City, UT	1:14	-> in from "BBFCFM. A swift rendition of "Buried Alive" appears before > back to "BBFCFM."

Date

City

Timing

Notes

1990-11-02

1:48

-> in from "Possum." "Buried Alive" is played in the intro. Awesome combination and one of the best "Possums" ever. -> back to "Possum."

1998-07-29

Maryland Heights, MO

13:56

Unlikely jam vehicle opens Set II. The jam breaks beyond the standard into swirling and rocking playing, before settling into ambient space with periodic "Buried Alive" licks.

2003-07-15

West Valley City, UT

1:14

-> in from "BBFCFM. A swift rendition of "Buried Alive" appears before > back to "BBFCFM."

Jam chart versions are selected because of improvisational and other characteristics that distinguish these from typical versions of the song.
The jam chart team has highlighted some versions with a yellow background; these are the versions the team believes to be especially improvisational, or otherwise notable.
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