Shakedown Street

[coolbreeze]

Another candidate for best show ever:
https://archive.org/details/gd1975-08-13.155570.FM.flegel.flac1644

 

[Mndeadhead]

for you nugs subscribers, don't forget we get live streams of Billy and the Kids tonight and Friday

 

[coolbreeze]

This is some of my favorite Jerry ever, one of those old country blues song he was born to sing:

Grateful Dead Live at Fillmore West on 1970-08-19 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

CD1: Acoustic Set 1. Monkey & The Engineer 2. How Long Blues 3. Friend Of The Devil 4. Dark Hollow 5. Candyman 6. Ripple-> 7. Brokedown Palace 8. Truckin' 9....

archive.org

Frank Stokes was one hell of a writer!

 

[macbill]

32 minutes of Dead at Woodstock

Martin Scorsese edited the Grateful Dead out of 'Woodstock'

Thanks to a notoriously wayward performance, Martin Scorsese and the rest of the editing team for 'Woodstock' didn't include the Grateful Dead in the film.

faroutmagazine.co.uk

 

[Bologna]

I always loved this clip:

Grateful Dead - 01/18/69 Playboy After Dark

Set 1:

Mountains Of The Moon
St. Stephen
Turn On Your Love Light

Taped at CBS Television City in Los Angeles, CA

Restored & Remastered by Mars

Edited to correct presented song order on YouPube

 

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[coolbreeze]

 

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[Mndeadhead]

I know this is a dead thread but did anyone else catch Derek trucks sitting in with phish tonight? I’m veklempt

 

[coolbreeze]

I know this is a dead thread but did anyone else catch Derek trucks sitting in with phish tonight? I’m veklempt

I thought he deserved the intro; Derek walks on here:

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[Mndeadhead]

I thought he deserved the intro; Derek walks on here:

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It was so damn good

 

[Bologna]

Well gee, if genre related material, covers etc are allowed, might I lead off with something many, if not all you have probably never heard before:

Dean Ween And Friends - Fire On The Mountain - Asbury Park, NJ - 11/28/2012

Enjoy the "rabbit hole", cuz it's there for sure, if you feel like diggin' a lil...

 

[coolbreeze]

It was so damn good

I'll have to go back for more. I found that part and then watched the rest and it was really great!

Well gee, if genre related material, covers etc are allowed,

"Just gotta poke around..."

Well, it's once again the anniversary of the greatest show ever so pack your bowls and put on your boogie shoes:

 

[Bologna]

And that leads to this:

Hope I'm not getting too obscure too quickly for you older Headz, but Pssssssst, some you more recent phanz of the genre may not be "aware":

Ween - Roses Are Free [Live in Chicago HD, 2003]

I actually saw this tour (and tune) like a week before in Boston at Avalon... so much fun! One of the best shows I've seen of all their shows, and I have seen many...enjoy!

Edit: It's ALL connected....

Edit 2:

And a "b-side" from the album that made me sit up an take note, back when it came out, and I saw them at Greatwoods, on the small back "tree" stage on the '97(?) H.O.R.D.E. tour that included this and the Mollusk... Neil Young headlined, Beck (Odeley tour) before him, Primus before him, Ben Folds Five before them, Leftover Salmon out back, before them and I started the fest with Ween (and plenty of beer and weed out in the lot for awhile when we got there, of course... we actually had the company box... for free! Waitstaff 10 rows back and everything, in the main stage area!)....

Ween - So Long Jerry

 

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[vapviking]

Had to thumbs up that one...
Of course, one thing led to another..

I love hearing kids sing Woody Guthrie, the rest is a bonus!

 

[coolbreeze]

Nothing like a good weep first thing. This was so sweet, thanks for posting!

 

[macbill]

How The Beatles changed Bob Weir and the Grateful Dead

The influence of The Beatles on popular music can't be overstated, and the Grateful Dead probably wouldn't have played rock and roll without them.

faroutmagazine.co.uk

 

[coolbreeze]

How The Beatles changed Bob Weir and the Grateful Dead

The influence of The Beatles on popular music can't be overstated, and the Grateful Dead probably wouldn't have played rock and roll without them.

faroutmagazine.co.uk

Great article. Pigpen almost had to go electric, despite his druthers--his performances were big and electric in the jug band!

 

[coolbreeze]

Pigpen was awesome solo:

 

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[vapviking]

From that same show, 1990.
Covering Sam Cooke

 

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From that same show, 1990.
Covering Sam Cooke

Great tune .

 

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