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Yea. This is super awesome. Even has an annoying Asian Donna clone.I love that this exists. The guitar player doesn't speak English except for GD lyrics. His Jerry-circa-1969 look is pretty funny.
http://youtu.be/_9P4g30joG8
The chick does a pretty good Donna.I love that this exists. The guitar player doesn't speak English except for GD lyrics. His Jerry-circa-1969 look is pretty funny.
http://youtu.be/_9P4g30joG8
New Year's Eve '82, Oakland. With Etta James and the Tower of Power Horns.![]()
I was at that one right up front.....wild ending to the night - Etta had a drink of the wrong stuff and she was out there.New Year's Eve '82, Oakland. With Etta James and the Tower of Power Horns.![]()
Video of that show - starting at the Lovelight - http://youtu.be/O5K2wGuCSbQ?t=2h17m22sNew Year's Eve '82, Oakland. With Etta James and the Tower of Power Horns.
I was at that one right up front.....wild ending to the night - Etta had a drink of the wrong stuff and she was out there.New Year's Eve '82, Oakland. With Etta James and the Tower of Power Horns.![]()
Dinosaurs opened as well with John Cipollina making snakes and #### appear out of the air from his guitar - just like the old QMS days. Robert Hunter as well.
My lasting memory of Bill Graham - I was up front and he was partying a lot that night. Dancing and having a good time.
Video of that show - starting at the Lovelight - http://youtu.be/O5K2wGuCSbQ?t=2h17m22sNew Year's Eve '82, Oakland. With Etta James and the Tower of Power Horns.
I was at that one right up front.....wild ending to the night - Etta had a drink of the wrong stuff and she was out there.New Year's Eve '82, Oakland. With Etta James and the Tower of Power Horns.![]()
Dinosaurs opened as well with John Cipollina making snakes and #### appear out of the air from his guitar - just like the old QMS days. Robert Hunter as well.
My lasting memory of Bill Graham - I was up front and he was partying a lot that night. Dancing and having a good time.
I couldn't find anyone to go with that weekend and stayed home. Big mistake. Sounds great, wish I went. Thanks for the link.JRAD in Chicago this past weekend: https://archive.org/details/jrad2014-09-20.cmc621.sbd.matrix.flac16
I think I'm going to try and see these guys at hardly strictly bluegrass in SF.
Thinking of seeing them this SaturdayBeen listening to lots of JRAD lately. They are ####### fantastic.
listening to the st stephen right now, very nice1977-05-08 for sure 1989-10-16 listened yesterday - great show imo 1991-09-10 from MSG (w/Branford Marsalis entire show)Begins and ends with Cornell 5-8-77 for me. Best Dancing in the streets ever. Best Scarlet/Fire. Whole show blows my mind. http://archive.org/details/gd77-05-08.maizner.hicks.5002.sbeok.shnf
Generally speaking, I'm not a big primal guy. But that show is big. Spanish Jam>Alligator in particular.listened to 2-14-68 today.
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You are off by a week - 10-8/9-1989 at The Hampton Coliseum as Formerly the Warlocks - early stages of Bruce Hornsby playing with the Dead, tickets only sold locally, and only allowed with the name change.1977-05-08 for sure 1989-10-16 listened yesterday - great show imo 1991-09-10 from MSG (w/Branford Marsalis entire show)Begins and ends with Cornell 5-8-77 for me. Best Dancing in the streets ever. Best Scarlet/Fire. Whole show blows my mind. http://archive.org/details/gd77-05-08.maizner.hicks.5002.sbeok.shnf
90% certain he did - he is from Williamsburg, and may have just played on those two dates, not the whole tour.Brent Mydland didn't die until after the summer '90 tour. Hornsby didn't play with them for the Warlocks run.
Of course, my memory is a bit fuzzy from that era...90% certain he did - he is from Williamsburg, and may have just played on those two dates, not the whole tour.Brent Mydland didn't die until after the summer '90 tour. Hornsby didn't play with them for the Warlocks run.
He played Hampton with the Garcia Band in November of '91, and then the GD went back in '92 and he played with them. He definitely did not play with them in '89.90% certain he did - he is from Williamsburg, and may have just played on those two dates, not the whole tour.Brent Mydland didn't die until after the summer '90 tour. Hornsby didn't play with them for the Warlocks run.
thats a good show, a little progressive with the synthesizers and such. A totally different dead sound than one from 15 years prior. Still good thoughYou are off by a week - 10-8/9-1989 at The Hampton Coliseum as Formerly the Warlocks - early stages of Bruce Hornsby playing with the Dead, tickets only sold locally, and only allowed with the name change.1977-05-08 for sure 1989-10-16 listened yesterday - great show imo 1991-09-10 from MSG (w/Branford Marsalis entire show)Begins and ends with Cornell 5-8-77 for me. Best Dancing in the streets ever. Best Scarlet/Fire. Whole show blows my mind. http://archive.org/details/gd77-05-08.maizner.hicks.5002.sbeok.shnf
October 9 set:
October 9, 1989 – First set:Disc five[SIZE=small][edit][/SIZE] October 9, 1989 – Second set:
- "Feel Like a Stranger" (Weir, Barlow) – 8:16
- "Built to Last" (Garcia, Hunter) – 5:03
- "Little Red Rooster" (Willie Dixon) – 9:09
- "Ramble On Rose" (Garcia, Hunter) – 7:53
- "We Can Run" (Brent Mydland, Barlow) – 6:31
- "Jack-a-Roe" (traditional) – 4:37
- "Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again (Dylan) – 10:10
- "Row Jimmy" (Garcia, Hunter) – 11:08
- "The Music Never Stopped" (Weir, Barlow) – 8:15
Disc six[SIZE=small][edit][/SIZE]
- "Playing in the Band" > (Weir, Hart, Hunter) – 11:23
- "Uncle John's Band" > (Garcia, Hunter) – 11:58
- "Playing in the Band" > (Weir, Hart, Hunter) – 2:20
- "Dark Star" > (Garcia, Hart, Kreutzmann, Lesh, Ron McKernan, Weir, Hunter) – 19:22
- "Rhythm Devils" (Hart, Kreutzmann) – 9:55
October 9, 1989 – Encore:
- "Space" > (Garcia, Lesh, Weir) – 7:26
- "Death Don't Have No Mercy" > (Reverend Gary Davis) – 8:47
- "Dear Mr. Fantasy" > (Jim Capaldi, Chris Wood, Steve Winwood) – 5:14
- "Hey Jude" > (John Lennon, Paul McCartney) – 3:12
- "Throwing Stones" > (Weir, Barlow) – 10:17
- "Good Lovin'" (Rudy Clark, Arthur Resnick) – 9:21
- "Attics of My Life" (Garcia, Hunter) – 6:32
His kid plays ball for Asheville or used to anywayI'm more acquainted with those Warlocks shows than a person has any reason to be. I promise he didn't play. But I was there for the JGB show and the following GD run and can confirm he played all three.
I've talked to him a few times. Always cool. He likes to talk hoops.
Just listened, definitely a very nice piece.listen to ' the eleven'. is this the best jam ever or am i high?
https://archive.org/details/gd1969-12-30.sbd.unknown.15372.sbeok.shnf
HFS... I never even knew that website existed! This provided my whole night's entertainment... maybe more... Great link, great link...listen to ' the eleven'. is this the best jam ever or am i high?
https://archive.org/details/gd1969-12-30.sbd.unknown.15372.sbeok.shnf
I found it thru this site. A nice companion site for set lists & reviews with links to the archives.HFS... I never even knew that website existed! This provided my whole night's entertainment... maybe more... Great link, great link...listen to ' the eleven'. is this the best jam ever or am i high?
https://archive.org/details/gd1969-12-30.sbd.unknown.15372.sbeok.shnf
fwiw, I'm a Dead fan... not a Dead Head per se...
I saw the Warlocks in Hampton in '89, and Bruce wasn't there. The reason the Dead played under their old Warlock name is because the city/town of Hampton did not want the Dead back in town. They were tired of the mess and chaos the Deadheads brought with them a couple times prior. It was mainly the new generation of Dead fans (In The Dark generation) that were the problem. They were a problem in other places too. Anyway, I think some locals had to be suspicious when a few sketchy looking folks were walking down the street around the coliseum area holding up signs that said "I Need A Miracle."Of course, my memory is a bit fuzzy from that era...90% certain he did - he is from Williamsburg, and may have just played on those two dates, not the whole tour.Brent Mydland didn't die until after the summer '90 tour. Hornsby didn't play with them for the Warlocks run.
I found it thru this site. A nice companion site for set lists & reviews with links to the archives.HFS... I never even knew that website existed! This provided my whole night's entertainment... maybe more... Great link, great link...listen to ' the eleven'. is this the best jam ever or am i high?
https://archive.org/details/gd1969-12-30.sbd.unknown.15372.sbeok.shnf
fwiw, I'm a Dead fan... not a Dead Head per se...
See ya in a couple weeks![]()
I feel like I'm 20 years old again.One of my friends from high school lived with Bruce Hornsby's parents when he played basketball for William and Mary. They hosted a basketball player, and he happened to be the player. I never met them or Bruce, but my friend said they were very nice.I'm more acquainted with those Warlocks shows than a person has any reason to be. I promise he didn't play. But I was there for the JGB show and the following GD run and can confirm he played all three.
I've talked to him a few times. Always cool. He likes to talk hoops.
This afternoon I'm going with 1969-03-28 and following that up with 1971-04-17. Epic Pig Pen!grateful zed said:lol, im bias the 69-71 is my fav.
Isnt phil lesh pushing 80?They're announcing the 50th reunion show in a few minutes. 3 night run in Chicago over the 4th of July weekend is what I've heard. Trey joining the core 4.
Multiple venues with rotating guitar chair has been the rumor for a few weeks. All the usual suspects, including, most importantly, Steve Kimock.They're announcing the 50th reunion show in a few minutes. 3 night run in Chicago over the 4th of July weekend is what I've heard. Trey joining the core 4.
I guess it would be cool to see with trey but I doubt anything can top the first Phil and Friends. I still listen to those shows at least bi-monthly. That was better than anything the Dead did from the last 20 years.Multiple venues with rotating guitar chair has been the rumor for a few weeks. All the usual suspects, including, most importantly, Steve Kimock.They're announcing the 50th reunion show in a few minutes. 3 night run in Chicago over the 4th of July weekend is what I've heard. Trey joining the core 4.
Phil will be 75 and has been playing regularly at his restaurant in Marin and occasional week-long runs at the Capital Theatre in Westchester County.
The last 20 years as in 1995 to 2015 or the last twenty years of the Grateful Dead? If you mean between 1995 and 2015, for me it's close between 8/98, 99 Planet Drum w/Kimock, the 98 Other Ones tour, and the 99 Warfield runs. Pretty much anything with Kimock achieved liftoff from time to time.I guess it would be cool to see with trey but I doubt anything can top the first Phil and Friends. I still listen to those shows at least bi-monthly. That was better than anything the Dead did from the last 20 years.Multiple venues with rotating guitar chair has been the rumor for a few weeks. All the usual suspects, including, most importantly, Steve Kimock.They're announcing the 50th reunion show in a few minutes. 3 night run in Chicago over the 4th of July weekend is what I've heard. Trey joining the core 4.
Phil will be 75 and has been playing regularly at his restaurant in Marin and occasional week-long runs at the Capital Theatre in Westchester County.
I just cannot imagine a bunch of 70 year old dudes really jammming.
The four living members of the Grateful Dead will be performing with Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio for a trio of 50th anniversary shows at Soldier Field, July 3-5.