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    The unexpected return of the masters of the Grateful Dead's triumphant show at the Albuquerque Civic Auditorium, November 17, 1971, yields great rewards. The Dead came in HOT for their first New Mexico show. Aided by clarity and precision and abetted by confidence and focus, they finessed old standards with definitive takes. With Keith now blending in seamlessly on keys, the first set offered up a triple shot of electric Blues, an exceptional "You Win Again," and a stellar "One More Saturday Night" to wrap things up. And the second set, well, it might just be unlike any you've ever heard. Archivist David Lemieux urges you to turn it up and do it loudly. We won't dare spoil all the surprises, but pay special attention to the rippin' "Sugar Magnolia," the aggressively monstrous "The Other One," and the highly-danceable "Not Fade>GDTRFB>Not Fade." Rounding out the 3CDs, you'll find selections from Pigpen's return tour at Ann Arbor, MI, 12/14/71. Subscribers will get nearly all of the complete show as this year's bonus disc.

    As always, Dave's Picks Volume 26 has been mastered to HDCD specs from the original analog tapes by Jeffrey Norman and is limited to 18,000 individually-numbered copies*.

    *Limited to 2 per order. Very limited quantity available.

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    Doc, best wishes on a full recovery. You're in my prayers. V Guy- happy belated birthday and congrats on your Golden Knights making the Cup finals. Hockey playoffs rule. Hope it goes 7. Jim, funny you mentioned Dave's 16- I was just listening to that one yesterday- it's a monster. Haven't listened to it in a while and it rocks. Love '73. I know it's blasphemy, but I haven't listened to Dave's 26 yet. My CD player at home is done as is the one in my car. I have to burn it to my wife's computer, which I will do tonight, and dive in over the long holiday weekend. From all the feedback on this here board, I am in for a hell of a good weekend. Been spending a whole bunch of time with vinyl lately. 2/27/69 is truly magic. Can't wait for the rest of the set to come out over the next few years. I also got the 140gram Cornell- missed the first pressing. Been listening to it late night after the wife and kids have gone to bed. What a treat. I'd probably give Buffalo the nod in that box, but damn that Dancin' is good. Bring on the Take a Step Back Box! Phil cracks me up on Dave's 25- I laugh every time I hear it. One last thing--> I haven't given a ton of listening time to the early 80s, but 5/23/82 from the Greek is a great show. I'd take this as a Dave's Pick any day: https://archive.org/details/gd82-05-23.sbd.gorinsky.5058.sbeok.shnf/gd1… Have a great weekend, y'all. And let's all remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice, so we can enjoy this beautiful country.
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    One of my favorite sleeper shows of the tour. I really like the four night Lyceum run. To listen to them as a suite of shows is a real treat. It's ridiculously good. In fact.. I have come to enjoy the less popular shows more than the mammoth ones. They contain more surprises mainly because they are on the roads less travelled. I do like this Lovelight.. The Lovelight>GDTRFB from Bickershaw is a treat too as mentioned earlier this week.
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    There are anniversaries, and there are anniversaries. Today marks the last time pig pen sang turn on your lovelight 46 years ago. In my humble opinion, this is the best love light. I think the streamlined versions that you get on the Europe 72 tour really showcase this song best. They only played it three times on this tour, and this is the only version that contains the doot doot doo arrangement that they played on many lovelights previously. Pig pens improvised vocals during this part are the best I've heard him do on this song. Tune in at 10:05. I'm also fond of saying that they jam like The Allman on these Europe 72 versions. You can check it out on either the Europe 72 box set or Rockin the rhein, where was included as a bonus track. Check it out, it's like one of those caramel macchiatos, it'll change your life.
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    My favourite Floyd era seems a bit different from everybody else's. To me, they were far and away at their best between 1966 and 1969-particularly when Syd Barret was at the helm. In the first few years, their sound was sculpted by Syd and Rick Wright, with Nick Mason providing great ticking clock like support on drums. Roger Waters, by his own admission was in it for the "birds and the booze" during those early years, which could be why he always puts the era down now in interviews. So, the best albums, for me, are "Piper at the Gates of Dawn"-the three disc version which includes the superior mono version, the recently released Early Years collection of discs 1965-1967, which includes singles and some priceless video clips of the band, Saucerful of Secrets and Ummagumma-the live tracks only-the studio ones aren't up to much. As Syd Barret and his influence receded into the distance and Rick Wright became marginalised, Dave Gilmour and Roger Waters steered the band into duller pastures. Stadium rock beckoned and they became one of the most successful bands of all time. But their best years were behind them. The Syd Barret solo albums, "Madcap Laughs" and "Barret" are also worth checking out-especially Madcap. Tool sound interesting.
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    Floyd's themes and lyrical content I think should be listened to in order. There is a distinct arc and progression of both content and emotion, listening out of order well to me, that is akin to reading a classic novel by random chapters. Love, loss, sanity, war, fear, family, friends who are no longer here, frustrations with the effects of capitalism and politics, floyd is some heavy stuff. They really feed one into another and taking parts out of context would most likely lessen the impact of some of the more subtle connections that exist from one album to the next. Some of the connections are not so subtle as in the trifecta of dark side, wish, and animals and then the wall. It is a near perfect representation of ascending from the glow and joy of youth to the reality and cynicism as a person realizes their idealism and oddity does not jibe with the societies at large and their art is used to commoditize a persons passion, inspiration and art. Days of lying supine in the sunshine transition to disconnect, fear and paranoia. But thats just my take, though waters and other band members has said as much in a number of different interviews. In case you can't tell my favorite 3 bands are GD, Floyd and TOOL. Though tool is usually for only the real psychonauts as most people just hear it and assume heavy metal. Its more like launching in the galaxies on a heavy ayahuasca trip but thats not usually for the faint of heart. Tool, Floyd, and Gd Have siginificant overlap if you can get past the different styles of presenting the music.
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    I have enjoyed the releases from the Vault since they started. Comparing the 50th anniversary to present day, I am pickled with 2016 to present, simply because they have exceeded expectations since the big year. I enjoy 30 trips, it is spectacular.. but costly and I did not dig they way the marketed Fare Thee Well. Ok.. I did really like Dave's Picks 16, the final DaP of the year and I think the first release from the returned reels. 2016 started off with a bang, starting with a great 74, then the July 78 box set. 2017 was also wowwie and we got the apex of May '77 which although was sort of expected.. when it finally arrived I thought wow.. they pulled it off. Both years had one release with mixed reviews.. but I think that is part of the formula from here on out. Still, it's the Dave's Picks series that have really kicked ass. I doubt if this level of kick-assness can be sustained forever. The influx of new reels is candy for the ears and mind. Yes.. 2015 was better but we paid for it. The last two years simply exceeded expectations, both at a lower costs and some real gems and surprises. To me.. it's just as much fun as the very beginning and (almost) just as good. Scratch that.. with the exception of Harpur College it might just be just as good. This might be controversial.. opposing thoughts are welcome. Who the hell am I am anyway.. just another jackwad that loves music, life and has a usually flawed opinion. Who is David Duryeau and Kayak Guy anyway and why do people keep mentioning their names. Gainesville? Ok.. riding high on a personal story.. an old friend rang my doorbell today and I got quite the invite. Hard boating with hottie female whitewater royalty. Just got a text.. It looks as though tomorrow I'll do pretty much the same. Life is smiling.. I might as well embrace it. I mean.. both days, I am the only guy with an all female, cutting edge team doing some really hard shit. British royalty has nothing on us in the backwoods of WV. It doesn't hurt that it has rained almost every day for the last month. The creeks are pumping. Doesn't really relate to the GD except that it's pretty much all I listen to when I boat, so it ties in quite nicely to the GD, at least to me.
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The unexpected return of the masters of the Grateful Dead's triumphant show at the Albuquerque Civic Auditorium, November 17, 1971, yields great rewards. The Dead came in HOT for their first New Mexico show. Aided by clarity and precision and abetted by confidence and focus, they finessed old standards with definitive takes. With Keith now blending in seamlessly on keys, the first set offered up a triple shot of electric Blues, an exceptional "You Win Again," and a stellar "One More Saturday Night" to wrap things up. And the second set, well, it might just be unlike any you've ever heard. Archivist David Lemieux urges you to turn it up and do it loudly. We won't dare spoil all the surprises, but pay special attention to the rippin' "Sugar Magnolia," the aggressively monstrous "The Other One," and the highly-danceable "Not Fade>GDTRFB>Not Fade." Rounding out the 3CDs, you'll find selections from Pigpen's return tour at Ann Arbor, MI, 12/14/71. Subscribers will get nearly all of the complete show as this year's bonus disc.

As always, Dave's Picks Volume 26 has been mastered to HDCD specs from the original analog tapes by Jeffrey Norman and is limited to 18,000 individually-numbered copies*.

*Limited to 2 per order. Very limited quantity available.

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I have to say that DaP 26 is just a continuation of one the best things that has been done in Grateful Dead releases. First I never heard either of these shows so that alone is cool. I like how we are getting basically two complete shows, of which one has Pigpen. I was appreciative of the bonus disc explanation- makes sense. Plus I trust Dave; he is one of us so he does have the best interests of all of us at heart. I know that these releases don't always have the variety that some would like, and I can understand that. Yet we are getting great sounding shows, many of which are these recently returned tapes. Getting that music out is huge my opinion. Along with the many things I look for in a release, if we are getting the best quality shows both in performance and sound we are good to go. Dave and CO could have elected to go a different route with some these recent releases, but then again why wait to opt out this recently returned tapes? The other part is that this Dave's Picks series gives us 4 new shows (sometimes 5 with bonus discs) per year. I just can't think of a better way to approach this, at least in way that provides a consistent release pattern. The subscription is a golden ticket. I have it allotted in my budget every year, just as if it was another bill. The only risk is that I may not like a release that comes out. I can say the DaP 20 was one that really didn't do it for me- it wasn't terrible but not high in my rotation of shows. Conversely I missed out on releases 1-12 and I have regretted it ever since. I have managed to go back and get 6, and 9-12, of course at a high cost. DaP 5 still eludes me as I haven't quite been able to convince myself to pull the trigger on the $200-$275 range it sees to go for these days. I have to get it tough- it is my birthday show. I really dig the build up to the announcement, the subsequent discussion prior to the shipping date, and the the reviews after we get them in our hands. Having these releases and then a box set, plus a few other releases every year is wonderful. Between this, my better half, working out, and Brazilian jiu jitsu that is how I enjoy life. Also throw in the outdoors too. Good times!
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You really summed things up nicely, especially, "Plus I trust Dave; he is one of us so he does have the best interests of all of us at heart." Indeed, he is one of us.
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I guess this has now officially turned into the Who 69-73 thread. Thanks for posting the videos. As far as the SG with single coil P 90's, man that is the sound. There was a description for Pete's lead in Heaven and Hell as vicious. Yes it's that but it's also crude sounding cause he strays out of key and gets kind of lost. A few clam notes are okay but there are times when I just say to myself he should not be attempting to go there. I think a couple single note licks here and there work but it's probably best to leave the lead playing to the Ox. Pete's rhythm/power chord playing is a thing of raw beauty & Pete is a tremendous songwriter. I still love the Ooo, flaws and all Edit: I gave it a relisten on a computer where I can hear the bass a bit better. Pete was not as off as I initially thought. On key for the most part. He may not be as lickety split a guitarist as Clapton & Page but the feel is great.
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Agreed. The discussion is getting old. It's like debating which is a better pet. A guinea pig or a turtle. The answer is neither. It's a dog. I never saw the Doors live, but here are the bands from Canadaland I have seen that were better than the Who. The Band Neil Young The Tragically Hip Blue Rodeo Cowboy Junkies Bruce Cockburn I chose Canadaland as a nod to the Stanley Cup playoffs. And my beloved Winnipeg Jets. I've been a Jets fan for almost a week now.
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I haven’t disliked any DaP. When I first got on the bus (4-6-89, although I was aware of them years earlier and had cassettes of studio albums, but they didn’t come to my geographic area regularly - 84, then absent until 88, but I didn’t know about the 88 show until afterwards) there were few official live recordings. So, I started collecting cassette tapes of shows, and at the beginning they were really hissy. I spent many, many hours listening to hissy cassettes with muddy sound. And all it did was convince me that I needed more cassettes and that I needed to see more shows. Fast forward to present - these official releases sound amazing, and often are shows that weren’t in circulation. They are a blessing! And the shows that I previously had on cassette and are now being released in Full-Norman are also a blessing. Bring on more blessings!!!!! Thanks Dave and Company!
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I personally love DaP20. I have turned a lot of folks onto this show. We have all heard plenty of Dead tapes where they might shit the bed in a few sections throughout the show and we love it....why the hate for this one? Once they blow it to hell with the Jack Straw it is almost like they spend the rest of the show trying to make up for one SNAFU and they ABSOLUTELY DESTROY the rest of the show. I listen to more 80's Dead than you can shake a stick at so I am very biased, I understand this. But really...why all the hate?
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Canadaland bands I have seen:The Guess Who (2x) Rush (3x) The Band (didn’t actually ‘see’ them, I listened to them from outside of Soldier Field 7-8,9-95 and went in after they were done).
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....going to break out the brooms tonight against the Queens boyz. Someone needs to make up some "I Trust Dave" stealie stickers. Etsy?
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And, you're welcome.
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I too am a fan of this show. After the melt down during Jack Straw, they are on fire! I don’t consider myself an 80’s head or a 70’s head, or any particular era. I love it all. I only got to see them with Jerry twice in the 90’s and I consider myself very lucky I got to see them the two times I did. I wish it could have been 1000 times, but at least I get to hear what I missed with these great releases. So, bring it on. 80’s - hell yes, 90’s - hell yes. Keith? Brent? Vince? Yes! I want it all! Dave, keep up the good work!
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....there should have been 26 balloons on the Albuquerque cover. I count 22. Just an observation. Side effect of my OCD.
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...’When the mind is wild with mockery And filled with pride and haughty arrogance, And when you want to show the hidden faults of others, To bring up old dissensions or to act deceitfully, And when you want to fish for praise, Or criticize and spoil another’s name, Or use harsh language, sparring for a fight, It’s then that like a log you should remain.’... https://www.tibetanbuddhistaltar.org/vigilance-from-the-way-of-the-bodh… Vigilance: From “The Way of the Bodhisattva” by Shantideva :)
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...’When the mind is wild with mockery And filled with pride and haughty arrogance, And when you want to show the hidden faults of others, To bring up old dissensions or to act deceitfully, And when you want to fish for praise, Or criticize and spoil another’s name, Or use harsh language, sparring for a fight, It’s then that like a log you should remain.’... https://www.tibetanbuddhistaltar.org/vigilance-from-the-way-of-the-bodh… Vigilance: From “The Way of the Bodhisattva” by Shantideva :)
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There is a Dave's picks 5 currently listed at a low bid. Maybe this is a good week, with deadheads spending on DaP 26. Also a new E72 show for cheap 49.99. Dave's picks 5 But is $36.99 EBay item # 302704972702 Grateful Dead Europe '72 5/11/72 bid is $49.99 EBay Item number 202289833585 I noticed Pete too on that solo, and it was very uncharacteristic. Not saying he was a virtuoso by any means, but that wasin no way typical. It was so unusual I took note and replayed it. It looks like Pete went off track in the guitar solo because Entwistle was fixing a broken string. The base clearly dropped out and it was just Townshend and then Moon playing, and you can see Entwistle sort of side stage.
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Forgot a few things. Dave's picks 5. By all means, grab that one. The best release of the entire series, IMHO. Tom Petty. Never got into the band. Not sure why. Although I do think Mudcrutch is very good. Petty's songs always seemed a bit too much "pop" for me. Or it could be when he and Bob Dylan toured with the GD, his band played "Hey Spike, what do you like" every night. Plus it took an entire squad to bring out his top hat. Or maybe it was the Silence of the Lambs soundtrack. It puts the lotion in the basket.
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I was pleasantly surprised that the carry over thought from DAP 25 or whatever the fuck it was continued right up this Who/Doors tangent. I don't get tired of it. I try to maintain the excitement and enthusiasms for life as I did as a wee lad, and later, why just earlier tonight the wife gave me the crooked smile... People here like Duryea, publicly, lay down the most awesomest of Deadposts I can't even begin to contribute on that level. But I sense hockey fans here, probably (gasp!) football fans and creatures of all colours who cling desperately to the Grateful Dead. For reasons their own... count me among them. The Who, the Doors, Pink Floyd Neil Young Bob and the Beatles and what's his name, Mick... It is all good. Talk will turn back to the next Dead release when the needle drops. Best,
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I guess you didn't count the birds! I can see 26 birds!How deadicated are we?? Romeo Nathan
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...delivered big time with Quadrophenia and nearly with By Numbers, i think. 1) Quadrophenia is among the best ever conceived and played works of the rock genre. Like Pet Sounds and Sgt Pepper ever. Thrill to Who rock, riffing and pounding about on the utter pain and loneliness from really looking in the mirror, if you don't know this ambitious work that has aged incredibly well, dive in immediately. 2) At least half of By Numbers (side 1 plus Blue Red and Grey) is pretty fucking great, perfectly styled and dynamic Who music and right in tune with Pete's earlier growing-old-sucks rant. Good treasure those two records.
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I hear you, AJS. Tom sat on the pop side of the scale for sure, though he and the band could jam live when they had a mind to. I connected with his music when I was young, like I did with the Dead, and he rolled with me until now. Check out his cover of "Friend of the Devil" on his live anthology though. It's pretty sweet. In fact, the whole live anthology might give you a different perspective on his music in general.
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...obviously validating their own self pity. Not everyone can get it. That's life. Just glad i'm on the good side of the fence and will continue to be! (Thanks to a good job and being smart with money early on.) Now bring on that lovely Summer '73 Box Set announcement. It's time.
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Thanks for the heads up. Like I said, his material that is not mainstream is actually quite good.
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Looks like it might be somewhere in Philly, because of train and weeds, looks about 1973.Jim
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Dave is waaaaay overdue for a '74 show in the series. I nominate 5-19-74 P-town Wall of Sound Bobby's rhythm guitar really dialed in....and count down to Lift-Off in.... Erm. Too soon ?!? Lols.
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Congrats. Wow. Unreal sweep. The Kings had Brown, Carter and Kopitar. All jammers. Not sissy ass pricks like cindy. These guys are grinders. Real grinders. And you beat them. Good for you. And how did you get Fleury again? Hot goalie wins the cup.
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Love Quadrophenia...I have an MFSL Gold Disc, sound is incredible/Bass playing...Who By Numbers is an overlooked Gem. #60 danc Offline Joined: Sep 11 2007 The Who... ...delivered big time with Quadrophenia and nearly with By Numbers, i think. 1) Quadrophenia is among the best ever conceived and played works of the rock genre. Like Pet Sounds and Sgt Pepper ever. Thrill to Who rock, riffing and pounding about on the utter pain and loneliness from really looking in the mirror, if you don't know this ambitious work that has aged incredibly well, dive in immediately. 2) At least half of By Numbers (side 1 plus Blue Red and Grey) is pretty fucking great, perfectly styled and dynamic Who music and right in tune with Pete's earlier growing-old-sucks rant. Good treasure those two records.
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Love Quadrophenia...I have an MFSL Gold Disc, sound is incredible/Bass playing...Who By Numbers is an overlooked Gem. #60 danc Offline Joined: Sep 11 2007 The Who... ...delivered big time with Quadrophenia and nearly with By Numbers, i think. 1) Quadrophenia is among the best ever conceived and played works of the rock genre. Like Pet Sounds and Sgt Pepper ever. Thrill to Who rock, riffing and pounding about on the utter pain and loneliness from really looking in the mirror, if you don't know this ambitious work that has aged incredibly well, dive in immediately. 2) At least half of By Numbers (side 1 plus Blue Red and Grey) is pretty fucking great, perfectly styled and dynamic Who music and right in tune with Pete's earlier growing-old-sucks rant. Good treasure those two records.
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Nice tip of the hat by Reijo29 to the Kinks yesterday. They had an incredible run of singles in the 60s that were definitely as good, if not better than those cut by any band that weren't The Beatles. Unfortunately, they didn't seem to adapt to the more aggressive landscape of the 70s too well. And that song, Waterloo Sunset, is one of the most beautiful records of any era. There was a great rendition of the song in a play shown on television in 1971, called Edna The Inebriate Woman. Its about an older woman who is homeless and has an alcohol problem, and the play follows her in her downward trajectory through hospital, prison etc. etc At the end of the play-still suffering from problems-she sits down at a piano, maybe in a hostel, and sings Waterloo Sunset with her cracked and damaged voice. And it is beautiful. I haven't watched Daves chat yet. But I am sure that is beautiful too.
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I'm a sucker for anniversary show dates, none more than Europe '72. I think 4/17 is one of the premier shows. There are a lot of shows in this set where you can't hear Keith too much, but he is ever-present on this one. Trivia question - what do Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks) and Good Lovin' have in common? Answer - she got her leg up against the wall.
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I am excited for this release- the good Doctor has shown me the light of '71 Dead as he has many others, I'm sure, and this one looks like a phenomenal release. To prepare, I listened to Austin Road Trips yesterday and it's just awesome. Dave spoke about it a little bit in the basement chat, but the first set Dark Star and the Chinacat jam in NFA>GDTRFB is really cool along with just about the whole dang show! I don't mind breaking up the Ann Arbor setlist (seems mostly to be for business reasons); it should be easy enough to piece it together, but I do wish they would've cut Run Run Rudolph instead of whatever else it was that they cut. The boys do a good version of Rudolph, but the one from last year was enough for me. Anyway, what about Gainesville? Hofheinz Vinyl is the truth! RSD--> take my money!! Happy Wednesday, all.
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true saying, all that shines is not gold.Like the good book says, you gotta reap what you sow.
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As most of us know the PTB have used the Bonus Disc as a carrot to entice salesAnd as such they represent a unique set of releases. I am glad I was able to be able to purchase the Road Trip series as they were released. And similarly with the Dave's Picks series (Dick's Picks needed no extras as it was unique at the time) With the Dave's Picks Bonuses There are quite a few covers Like 2012 Nobody's Fault But Mine 2013 Smokestack Lightning I Know You Rider Good Lovin' 2014 Clear 2015 I Know You Rider 2016 Clear 2017 I Know You Rider Road Trips Even More So 1.1 I Know You Rider 1.2 Iko Iko 1.3 Hard To Handle Sing Me Back Home Big Boss Man Not Fade Away > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > Turn On Your Lovelight 1.4 Good Lovin' 2.1 Clear 2.2 Viola Lee Blues Good Morning Little Schoolgirl Turn On Your Lovelight 2.3 Morning Dew Around And Around Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad 2.4 Gloria Broken Arrow Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again 3.1 Clear 3.2 I Know You Rider Me And My Uncle 3.3 Cold Jordan Beat It On Down The Line Next Time You See Me Not Fade Away > Turn On Your Lovelight 3.4 Clear 4.1 No Bonus 4.2 No Bonus 4.3 I Know You Rider 4.4 No Bonus 4.5 No Bonus Oh and for those that made it this far GDRadio is playing 12/15/71 right now
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Confused by this too. Was never an issue in the past. Why now? Ahhh, lawyers , guns and money involved no doubt. Hence Dave lying low in the basement. Fired up for the ‘71 shows and pending mystery (Spring 73!?) box set.
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