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Eagle's Auditorium in Seattle on 1/22/68 - Charlie Miller -> http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=549521
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Brett a
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It's been a while since I've listened to this obscure gem: Ken Nordine w/Jerry Garcia and David Grisman - Devout Catalyst
Here's a track from the CD where they are joined by Tom Waits:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQ-_3ZhQlu8
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The most comprehensive technical notes for any recording I've seen to come out since the 60's:
It's been a while since I've listened to this obscure gem: Ken Nordine w/Jerry Garcia and David Grisman - Devout Catalyst
Here's a track from the CD where they are joined by Tom Waits:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQ-_3ZhQlu8
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The most comprehensive technical notes for any recording I've seen to come out since the 60's:
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That looks interesting. It' now in my favorites for future investigation.
Kezar Stadium in SF on 5/26/73 - Charlie Miller - http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=533565
Kezar Stadium in SF on 5/26/73 - Charlie Miller - http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=533565
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Dswankey
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I was at that show, it was hot as f&ck, do you remember when they hit the first notes of "Rain" to open 2nd set it started downpouring?
fishcane
Well-Known Member
Will never forget it....
"Who can the weather command?"
Rain>Box of Rain>Samba in the Rain>Looks like Rain>Terrapin Station....
With the rain parting at the end of LLR to set the stage for that Terrapin. It was uncanny and the crowd was just nuts. One of my aud tapes has the 2 or 3 minutes before the 2nd set and its crazy to listen to the thunder clap "call and response" with the crowd. Helluva a way to end my run with jer. Have a framed pic of Jerry with Rosebud during Standing on the Moon that night on my desk to this day..... The wheels were coming off the bus that summer for sure, but things felt really good that night for one last go round.
Thanks for reminding me....
Wes_in_VA
Super Member
Just finished listening to--and watching--the Closing of Winterland, or at least for the first set of it. I've had this DVD set for years and I've never actually sat down and watched.
I think I differ from most Deadheads when I say this, but 1978 was one of my favorite years.
I think I differ from most Deadheads when I say this, but 1978 was one of my favorite years.
Skylab
Watcher of the skies
I like 78 too. I generally prefer 77, but 78 was excellent.
My favorite eras, lose.y defined, in order:
1. 72-74
2. 76-78
3. 87-90
4. 80-86
5. 66-71
6. 90's
One could argue that several of those eras need to be broken down further, but for my listening, that's how I define them. YMMV.
My favorite eras, lose.y defined, in order:
1. 72-74
2. 76-78
3. 87-90
4. 80-86
5. 66-71
6. 90's
One could argue that several of those eras need to be broken down further, but for my listening, that's how I define them. YMMV.
grateful
Super Member
Saw all the shows at the Boston music hall in 73. 3 nights I believe. They had the full wall of sound system. I ushered those shows, and saw the dead in their prime. I was about 16 or so. They played the UMass spring concert about 4 years later another great scene. I saw them several times in later years, but those early shows were the most memorable to me.
http://www.dead.net/show/december-2-1973
http://www.dead.net/show/december-2-1973
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in the car: Carousel Ballroom on 3/29/68 - Charlie Miller -> http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=558268
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Dead heads
Have to get my son on this site. WONDERFUL.
I caught the dead in the 70's. Life, kids, work & I lost them. My son, 23 years later, is playing a bootleg. I'm kicking back, digging it, & he looks up in shock - say's Damn you know these guys!'
We been playing them for 20 years.
Soundcraftsman Pro-Power ten 4 Channel, Pro-Control digital control, Legacy speakers.
Have to get my son on this site. WONDERFUL.
I caught the dead in the 70's. Life, kids, work & I lost them. My son, 23 years later, is playing a bootleg. I'm kicking back, digging it, & he looks up in shock - say's Damn you know these guys!'
We been playing them for 20 years.
Soundcraftsman Pro-Power ten 4 Channel, Pro-Control digital control, Legacy speakers.
