AUDIO STREAM
Set One
Steely Dan; Everything Must Go; Everything Must Go (2003 Reprise)
Barbara Morrison; Canadian Sunset; I Love You, Yes I Do (2014 Savant)
Ulysses Owens Jr.; The Gift of Forgiveness; Onward & Upward (2014 Clef)
Novox; Dragon Gate; Over the Honeymoon (2014 Z production)
[mic break 10:36 a.m.]
Set Two
The Frank Walton/Yoron Israel Sextet; Hipssippi Blues; Live in Chicago (2014 Han-Wal Productions)
Benjamin Lapidus & Kari•B3; Bilongo; Ochosi Blues (2014 Tresero Productions)
John Stetch; Mozart Sonata No. 13; Off with the Cuffs (2014 Addo)
[mic break 11:12 a.m.]
Set Three
Winard Harper; Little Sunflower; Come into the Light (2004 Savant)
Sherie Julianne; Maracatu; Naçcão do Amor (April Child); 10 Degrees South (2014 Azul do Mar)
Benjamin Lapidus & Kari•B3; El Manisero; Ochosi Blues (2014 Tresero Productions)
CoDoNa; Walking on Eggs; Codona 2 (1981 ECM)
David Krakauer; Willkommen; The Big Picture (2014 Table Pounding)
[mic break 11:37 a.m.]
Set Four
John Scofield; How to Marry a Millionaire; Bar Talk (1980 Arista)
Miroslav Vitous Group; When Face Gets Pale; Miroslav Vitous Group (1981 ECM)
Sue Maskaleris; Lush LIfe; Bring Nothing but Your Heart (2013 Jazilian)
[mic break 12:01 p.m.]
Morning Mommy Update: Janet A. Golden interviews animal advocate Tiffany
Set Five
Achilles Wheel; Let the Dream Begin; Stones to Sand (2014 Achilles Wheel)
Interview: Jonny Mojo from Achilles Wheel
Achilles Wheel; We Dreamed of Flying Cars; Stones to Sand (2014 Achilles Wheel)
[mic break 12:55 p.m.]
Sunday Brunch Concert: Today in Jam Band History
Grateful Dead & friends; Peggy Sue; Family Dog at the Great Highway (9/7/1969)
Grateful Dead & friends; That'll be the Day; Family Dog at the Great Highway (9/7/1969)
Grateful Dead; Playing in the Band; Red Rocks Ampitheatre (9/6/1983)
Grateful Dead; Shakedown Street; Red Rocks Ampitheatre (9/7/1985)
Grateful Dead; Crazy Fingers; Red Rocks Ampitheatre (9/7/1985)
Grateful Dead; Uncle John's Band; Red Rocks Ampitheatre (9/6/1983)
Grateful Dead; Playing in the Band (reprise); Red Rocks Ampitheatre (9/6/1983)
[2:00 p.m.]
Showing posts with label Grateful Dead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grateful Dead. Show all posts
Sunday, September 07, 2014
Sunday, September 08, 2013
September 8th in Jam Band History
It's an all-Dead show today, with a tip of the hat to birthday boy Ron "Pigpen" McKernan, who would have turned 68 today.
Grateful Dead; Next Time You See Me; Ladies & Gentlemen … Fillmore East April 1971 (2000 Arista)
Grateful Dead; It Hurts Me Too; Three from the Vault (2007 Rhino)
Grateful Dead: China Cat Sunflower > I Know Your Rider; Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY (9/8/73)
Grateful Dead; Terrapin Station; Red Rocks Ampitheatre, Morrison, CO (9/8/83)
Grateful Dead; jam; Coliseum, Richfield, OH (9/8/90)
Grateful Dead; Hell in a Bucket; Civic Center, Providence, RI (9/8/87)
Grateful Dead; Fire on the Mountain; Civic Center, Providence, RI (9/8/87)
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Happy Birthday, Bob Weir!
He's 65 years young today. Here's Bobby celebrating his 27th birthday at Winterland with a 31-minute Playing in the Band.
Grateful Dead - 10/16/74 at Winterland - Playing In The Band
Monday, August 01, 2011
Jerry Day interviews
Here are some interviews Janet recorded at Gathering of the Vibes on 2010, plus comments from Melvin Seals, Keller Williams, and Mickey Hart.
Technorati tags: WPKN, Radio Vibes, Jerry Garcia, radio
Technorati tags: WPKN, Radio Vibes, Jerry Garcia, radio
Friday, June 10, 2011
38 Years Ago Today
Arguably one of the best concerts the boys ever played: 6/10/73 RFK Stadium. They can't steal your face after they've melted it.
Set 1
Morning Dew
Beat It On Down The Line
Ramble On Rose
Jack Straw
Wave That Flag
Looks Like Rain
Box Of Rain
They Love Each Other
The Race Is On
Row Jimmy
El Paso
Bird Song
Playing In The Band
Set 2
Eyes Of The World ->
Stella Blue
Big River
Here Comes Sunshine
Around And Around
Dark Star ->
He's Gone ->
Wharf Rat ->
Truckin'
Sugar Magnolia
Set 3
It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To Cry
That's All Right, Mama
The Promised Land
Not Fade Away ->
Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad ->
Drums ->
Not Fade Away
Johnny B. Goode
Technorati tags: RFK, Grateful Dead
Set 1
Morning Dew
Beat It On Down The Line
Ramble On Rose
Jack Straw
Wave That Flag
Looks Like Rain
Box Of Rain
They Love Each Other
The Race Is On
Row Jimmy
El Paso
Bird Song
Playing In The Band
Set 2
Eyes Of The World ->
Stella Blue
Big River
Here Comes Sunshine
Around And Around
Dark Star ->
He's Gone ->
Wharf Rat ->
Truckin'
Sugar Magnolia
Set 3
It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To Cry
That's All Right, Mama
The Promised Land
Not Fade Away ->
Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad ->
Drums ->
Not Fade Away
Johnny B. Goode
Technorati tags: RFK, Grateful Dead
Friday, July 09, 2010
Jerry Garcia night with the S.F. Giants
The Giants will honor one of San Francisco's most beloved native sons on the 15th anniversary of Jerry Garcia's passing with two baseball traditions, and what could only be described as a Pranksterish stunt. According to Relix:
Garcia’s daughter Annabelle will throw out the first pitch while Bob Weir will perform the National Anthem. Later, during the seventh inning stretch, Mickey Hart will attempt to set a Guinness World Record for the world’s largest kazoo ensemble, leading more than 7,000 fans in “Take Me Out To The Ball Game.”We have to be grateful that Micky's not leading a vuvuzela ensemble.
Monday, December 14, 2009
FURTHUR AND PRICELINE.COM REACH AMICABLE SETTLEMENT
PRESS RELEASE
Sunday, December 13, 2009-For Immediate Release
FURTHUR AND PRICELINE.COM REACH AMICABLE SETTLEMENT
Top level management for Furthur, Incorporated and Priceline.com have reached a settlement avoiding costly litigation for patent and trade infringements. Both the Grateful Dead community and the Online travel consumer market breathed a collective sigh of relief as the negotiated arrangement both resolved current tensions and paved the way for future cooperation between the two mega corporations.
A high level negotiating team for Priceline.com was led by none other than celebrity spokesperson William Shatner. Furthur, Incorporated was represented by musician, Bob Weir. The two met for several hours and were assisted in their discussions by representatives of several related and interested parties, such as: The American Interpretative Hearing Association which provided sign language interpretation of the negotiations, Lee Majors-representing the Bionic Ear, and others.
The main point of contention was the allegation that Bob Weir of Furthur, Inc was utilizing a vocal style copied almost verbatim of Priceline.com's William Shatner. This vocal style is known as "Shatnerizing" or "Shatneresque". Shatnerizing has been described as the use of a monotone, deadpan delivery with inflection meant to leave the listener puzzled and amused. It is characterized by the utilization of awkward pauses and unnatural phrasing between words and sentences. Mr. Shatner had perfected the technique and was perplexed when he learned that Weir was using his method while singing. Shatner stated " When I-------- Shatnerize------on the--------commercials,-------I do it-----as-----a joke. I--------am actually-------making fun------of------myself. I never-------imagined that--------someone would------try------and sing----using that style.". After listening to recordings of the new band Furthur, attorneys for both sides agreed that Weir had appropriated Shatners vocal style.
Attorneys for Furthur, Inc tried to argue that it was not intentional, that Mr. Weir was simply older now, and despite over 40 years in the rock and roll industry he had literally "forgotten how to sing". When deposed however, Mr. Weir admitted that he was "Shatnerizing" on purpose, stating that "these songs, especially the Garcia songs are just too good to sing right anymore. I chop them up on purpose. I mean, if Phil can sing the Jerry songs in his own way, I need a way to destroy those good old tunes too". When pressed, Weir agreed that he was trying to create a new style. He said "Look, we know what Jerry would have wanted and we know what the fans want to hear and we don't give a sh-t. Some folks think Phil and I sing the Garcia songs out of love and respect for Jerry, that's just not true. We trash his tunes cause we can. It's our band now. We are proving that we are just as much creative geniuses as Garcia was".
The deal will allow Weir to continue to "Shatnerize" his vocals with Furthur and will also signal a corporate merging between Priceline.com and Furthur, Inc. Weir has agreed to become the TV pitchman for Priceline.com upon Shatners retirement or death, whichever comes first thus assuring continuity for the travel corporation. Priceline.com has agreed to become the sole strategic partner to Furthur, Inc for fans to purchase flight and lodging arrangments.
The negotiations had some other side benefits as well. Former Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart was brought back into the fold and cut a deal allowing him to portray "Mr. Spock" in any new Star Trek Movies that may be on the horizon.
Furthur guitar player and vocalist John Kadlecik had his entire Star Trek action figure collection signed by Shatner in the deal. "Not too many people know that I was a Trekkie first and a Deadhead later" JK stated. "To me, Space is more than a bathroom break during a show. It is the Final Frontier".
Furthur consultant Jill Lesh learned how to perform both the Vulcan "Death Grip" and the "Mindmelt".
(Hat tip: TheDHJ)
Technorati tags: Furthur, Bob Weir, William Shatner, Priceline
Sunday, December 13, 2009-For Immediate Release
FURTHUR AND PRICELINE.COM REACH AMICABLE SETTLEMENT
Top level management for Furthur, Incorporated and Priceline.com have reached a settlement avoiding costly litigation for patent and trade infringements. Both the Grateful Dead community and the Online travel consumer market breathed a collective sigh of relief as the negotiated arrangement both resolved current tensions and paved the way for future cooperation between the two mega corporations.
A high level negotiating team for Priceline.com was led by none other than celebrity spokesperson William Shatner. Furthur, Incorporated was represented by musician, Bob Weir. The two met for several hours and were assisted in their discussions by representatives of several related and interested parties, such as: The American Interpretative Hearing Association which provided sign language interpretation of the negotiations, Lee Majors-representing the Bionic Ear, and others.
The main point of contention was the allegation that Bob Weir of Furthur, Inc was utilizing a vocal style copied almost verbatim of Priceline.com's William Shatner. This vocal style is known as "Shatnerizing" or "Shatneresque". Shatnerizing has been described as the use of a monotone, deadpan delivery with inflection meant to leave the listener puzzled and amused. It is characterized by the utilization of awkward pauses and unnatural phrasing between words and sentences. Mr. Shatner had perfected the technique and was perplexed when he learned that Weir was using his method while singing. Shatner stated " When I-------- Shatnerize------on the--------commercials,-------I do it-----as-----a joke. I--------am actually-------making fun------of------myself. I never-------imagined that--------someone would------try------and sing----using that style.". After listening to recordings of the new band Furthur, attorneys for both sides agreed that Weir had appropriated Shatners vocal style.
Attorneys for Furthur, Inc tried to argue that it was not intentional, that Mr. Weir was simply older now, and despite over 40 years in the rock and roll industry he had literally "forgotten how to sing". When deposed however, Mr. Weir admitted that he was "Shatnerizing" on purpose, stating that "these songs, especially the Garcia songs are just too good to sing right anymore. I chop them up on purpose. I mean, if Phil can sing the Jerry songs in his own way, I need a way to destroy those good old tunes too". When pressed, Weir agreed that he was trying to create a new style. He said "Look, we know what Jerry would have wanted and we know what the fans want to hear and we don't give a sh-t. Some folks think Phil and I sing the Garcia songs out of love and respect for Jerry, that's just not true. We trash his tunes cause we can. It's our band now. We are proving that we are just as much creative geniuses as Garcia was".
The deal will allow Weir to continue to "Shatnerize" his vocals with Furthur and will also signal a corporate merging between Priceline.com and Furthur, Inc. Weir has agreed to become the TV pitchman for Priceline.com upon Shatners retirement or death, whichever comes first thus assuring continuity for the travel corporation. Priceline.com has agreed to become the sole strategic partner to Furthur, Inc for fans to purchase flight and lodging arrangments.
The negotiations had some other side benefits as well. Former Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart was brought back into the fold and cut a deal allowing him to portray "Mr. Spock" in any new Star Trek Movies that may be on the horizon.
Furthur guitar player and vocalist John Kadlecik had his entire Star Trek action figure collection signed by Shatner in the deal. "Not too many people know that I was a Trekkie first and a Deadhead later" JK stated. "To me, Space is more than a bathroom break during a show. It is the Final Frontier".
Furthur consultant Jill Lesh learned how to perform both the Vulcan "Death Grip" and the "Mindmelt".
(Hat tip: TheDHJ)
Technorati tags: Furthur, Bob Weir, William Shatner, Priceline
Monday, October 12, 2009
Monday, March 02, 2009
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
The Dead Spring Tour 2009 "I'm mad as hell and I'm not gonna take it anymore!"
I wasn't going to post anything about the ticket prices and VIP tour packages for The Dead's 2009 spring tour. It's disappointing that tickets are out of my price range, but that's life. Then I heard this rant. It's worth a listen.
The audio is not safe for work!
UPDATE 4/14/2009: Hello Deadheads! You can get song-by-song tweets here http://twitter.com/tourtweet. You can listen to the Greensboro show here. Enjoy.
UPDATE 4/26/09: Listen to the audience recordings on Archive.org.
UPDATE 5/16/09: Apparently this is the last night of their tour, and Sirius is carrying the show live. Back in the day, the Grateful Dead would occasionally broadcast a concert on a local radio station. Now you have to subscribe to satellite radio to get the broadcast. It goes along with the $100 ticket prices.
UPDATE 2/25/10: It looks like the video was removed. Supposedly Bob Weir was on CNBC's "Street Signs" announcing that Furthur ticket prices would be around $40, but I haven't been able to find the article.
Technorati tags: 2009 tour, Grateful Dead, Live Nation, custy
The audio is not safe for work!
UPDATE 4/14/2009: Hello Deadheads! You can get song-by-song tweets here http://twitter.com/tourtweet. You can listen to the Greensboro show here. Enjoy.
UPDATE 4/26/09: Listen to the audience recordings on Archive.org.
UPDATE 5/16/09: Apparently this is the last night of their tour, and Sirius is carrying the show live. Back in the day, the Grateful Dead would occasionally broadcast a concert on a local radio station. Now you have to subscribe to satellite radio to get the broadcast. It goes along with the $100 ticket prices.
UPDATE 2/25/10: It looks like the video was removed. Supposedly Bob Weir was on CNBC's "Street Signs" announcing that Furthur ticket prices would be around $40, but I haven't been able to find the article.
Technorati tags: 2009 tour, Grateful Dead, Live Nation, custy
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Grateful Dead Scarlet Begonias jam
One more before I go to bed. This is an outtake from the Grateful Dead Movie. I don't know what it is, but I love that crackling funky sound the Dead had in 1974.
Technorati tags: Grateful Dead, Scarlet Begonias
Technorati tags: Grateful Dead, Scarlet Begonias
Wednesday, May 07, 2008
Happy Grateful Dead High Holy Days
Hat tip: Dan Rappaport
Courtesy of Deadshow.com (click on the shows to listen)
05/07/77 (Sat) Boston Garden - Boston, MA
Set 1: Bertha, Cassidy, Deal, Jack Straw, Peggy-O, Minglewood Blues, Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo > Big River, Tennessee Jed, Music Never Stopped
Set 2: Terrapin Station > Samson & Delilah, Friend Of The Devil, Estimated Prophet, Eyes Of The World > Drums> The Wheel > Wharf Rat > Around and Around, E: U.S. Blues
05/08/77 (Sun) Barton Hall, Cornell U - Ithaca, NY
Set 1: Minglewood Blues > Loser, El Paso, They Love Each Other, Jack Straw, Deal, Lazy Lightning > Supplication, Brown Eyed Women, Mama Tried, Row Jimmy, Dancing In The Streets
Set 2: Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet, St. Stephen > Not Fade Away> St. Stephen > Morning Dew, E: One More Saturday Night
05/09/77 (Mon) Community War Memorial Auditorium - Buffalo, NY
Set 1: Help On The Way> Slipknot> Franklin's Tower, Cassidy, Brown Eyed Women, Mexicali Blues, Tennessee Jed, Big River, Peggy-O, Sunrise, Music Never Stopped
Set 2: Bertha, Good Lovin', Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet> The Other One> Drums > Not Fade Away > Comes A Time> Sugar Magnolia, E: Uncle John's Band
Technorati tags: Grateful Dead, 1977
Courtesy of Deadshow.com (click on the shows to listen)
05/07/77 (Sat) Boston Garden - Boston, MA
Set 1: Bertha, Cassidy, Deal, Jack Straw, Peggy-O, Minglewood Blues, Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo > Big River, Tennessee Jed, Music Never Stopped
Set 2: Terrapin Station > Samson & Delilah, Friend Of The Devil, Estimated Prophet, Eyes Of The World > Drums> The Wheel > Wharf Rat > Around and Around, E: U.S. Blues
05/08/77 (Sun) Barton Hall, Cornell U - Ithaca, NY
Set 1: Minglewood Blues > Loser, El Paso, They Love Each Other, Jack Straw, Deal, Lazy Lightning > Supplication, Brown Eyed Women, Mama Tried, Row Jimmy, Dancing In The Streets
Set 2: Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet, St. Stephen > Not Fade Away> St. Stephen > Morning Dew, E: One More Saturday Night
05/09/77 (Mon) Community War Memorial Auditorium - Buffalo, NY
Set 1: Help On The Way> Slipknot> Franklin's Tower, Cassidy, Brown Eyed Women, Mexicali Blues, Tennessee Jed, Big River, Peggy-O, Sunrise, Music Never Stopped
Set 2: Bertha, Good Lovin', Ship of Fools, Estimated Prophet> The Other One> Drums > Not Fade Away > Comes A Time> Sugar Magnolia, E: Uncle John's Band
Technorati tags: Grateful Dead, 1977
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Thursday, April 05, 2007
Let's Go Mets!
How satisfying is it to be 3-0, see the World Series Champion Cardinals 0-3, and leave St. Louis with a sweep? We're picking up where we left off last season, with good pitching, solid defense, and some run-scoring.
No baseball tonight, but you can groove to your choice or early or late Dead from this date in history.
April 5, 1969 - Avalon Ballroom
April 5, 1991 - The Omni
Technorati tags: Mets
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Today in history
Fifteen years ago I met my wife. Somebody brought her to a bar to see my band play, and we began flirting immediately. Two years later we were married.
Also on this date, in 1986, I went to a Grateful Dead concert in Portland, Maine after a long winter of personal turmoil and despair. The snow snapped me out of my depression and started me on a new path. It was a major turning point in my life.
While the 3/28/86 show was good, this gem from 3/28/73 is mind-melting.
Also on this date, in 1986, I went to a Grateful Dead concert in Portland, Maine after a long winter of personal turmoil and despair. The snow snapped me out of my depression and started me on a new path. It was a major turning point in my life.
While the 3/28/86 show was good, this gem from 3/28/73 is mind-melting.
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