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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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  • daverock
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    1979 jams
    I am not sure why 1979 has been overlooked-all the released shows I have, together with their various extras have been great. Maybe all the others were rubbish! Shouldn't think so. 27th October was also a highlight of 30 Trips, too. I like the jams from this year. Maybe because Brent was new, he and the band hadn't quite figured out what direction the jams should go in. This shows, I think, in the playing. The best ones sound as though they could go anywhere-a good example of the music playing the band. They sound a bit out of control-but in a good way. I liked Brent's use of synthesizer during these late 79 shows, too. In fact, they are my favourite shows with him in the band. If there isn't enough for a good box set, maybe a show form this year would make a good Dave's Picks.
  • DaveStrang
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    1979 - Dave Rock
    A quick scan showed you were most correct regarding bonus material from RT 3.1 - when I was looking thru my Dead catalogue to see when the last release was, DP5 was the leader until I remembered the RT series came later. Thanks for the correction.While I wouldn't mind a '79 box, I find it odd that it's almost 10 years (discounting the download series) since there's been a '79 release. Granted, there might not be enough quality shows for a box set due to the absence of master tapes or sub-par performances, since Brent was new to the band. In any case the announcement should come soon. Edit: '79 download would have been #14 I believe.
  • Mytime
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    some Corgis are Pembrokes, but not the Queen's
    so the clue must be in the smoky shatner video.
  • Dennis
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    Paul Simon
    Just for FYI, caught Simon in Dallas on Friday. Nice show, here's setlist 1. America 2. 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover 3. The Boy in the Bubble 4. Dazzling Blue 5. That Was Your Mother 6. Rewrite 7. Mother and Child Reunion 8. Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard 9. Rene and Georgette Magritte With Their Dog After the War 10. Can't Run But 11. Wristband 12. Spirit Voices 13. The Obvious Child 14. Questions for the Angels 15. The Cool, Cool River 16. Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes 17. You Can Call Me Al Encore: 18. Kodachrome 19. Gumboots 20. Still Crazy After All These Years Encore 2: 21. Homeward Bound 22. Graceland 23. The Boxer 24. Late in the Evening 25. American Tune 26. The Sound of Silence
  • Cousins Of The…
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    45s
    The latest cover is nicely executed, but does not reflect the look and feel of the time period the original came out of. The Ripple artwork looks expecially morbid to me, not what the song is about. The skeleton theme is way overdone by now, my opinion of course!Other side kinda' reminds me of the first Madness LP :-)
  • Dennis
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    Seems the comments are dead in the 45 section. Don't know how many bought the 45 collections, but the latest cover art was very nice. I'd post, but don't know how. Some will be sad, it had skeletons (but no beards!).
  • Dennis
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    Back to Jersey
    Hope someone finds that info useful.
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    For New Jersey People
    Not sure if this is gonna work. My buddy in Jersey sees a lot of bands, sent me this newsletter he gets. I'm gonna attempt a cut and paste, it's a long newsletter so only if you live in Jersey will it be of some interest. FYI - We go to see the blues band Kelley, Ellis & Flynn when we get the chance. They are very good - you should check them out if you get the chance. Their drummer, Jim "Jamo" Flynn, sends out a weekly news letter "JAMO's Jams & Gigs" with a list of music events happening in our NJ/PA area. I'm forwarding you the latest copy. Send Jim an email to get on his list if you are interested. Eric +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Bring a friend out to a live music venue this week! Welcome To JAMO'S Jams & Gigs for 5/30/2018, issue #515! It's time to send me your June schedules! For all newbies - this is a free newsletter that lists gigs and jams in NJ and PA, within about 50 miles of the Clinton-Easton area. You are welcome to share it and join the list - your emails are NEVER shared with anyone. Support live music - page down for NJ and PA gigs & Jams! Words for the week - Make an effort to bring a non-musician out to hear some live music. We need more audiences everywhere! PLEASE POST THIS TO YOUR FACEBOOK PAGE - THANKS!! https://www.facebook.com/jamosjamsandgigs/ GIGS IN NJ: Thursday, 5/31: * Ted Lyons hosts The Honky Tonk Roadhouse every Thursday from 6 am - 9am on WDVR (89.7fm, 90.5 fm, 91.9fm, and streaming at www.wdvrfm.org) * Walter Bibinger will be a guest On Homegrown Radio's, "The Radio Kiosk,with Kate" for the 12pm-1pm hour paying a musical Tribute to the late pianist/composer/producer Bob Dorough. * PJ Parker and Lee Tomboulian are at the Cozy Cupboard in Convent Station from 6:30-9:30. * Vin Mott's Rhythm & Blues Band is at the Great Notch Inn in Little Falls at 9. Friday, 6/1: * The Bob Lanza Blues Band is at the Pattenburg House at 8. * Whiskey Mansion is at the Rock Creek Tavern in Phillipsburg from 8-12. Saturday, 6/2: * I'm with the Homewreckers at the Top O the Hill Tavern in Bridgewater at 9. * Vin Mott's R&B Band is at Tierney's Tavern Fest in Montclair at 2 pm, and again Ruthie's in Montclair from 7-9. * Dutch & Roman are at the Rathskeller in Frenchtown at 9. * The Black Cross Band is at the Pattenburg House from 8-12. * The Crossfire Rock & Blues Band is at the Blue Moon in South Amboy from 9-12. * The Rodeo Gypsies Quartet is at the Publick House in Chester from 7-10:30. * The Intoxitunes are at Rolf's in Warren at 9. * The Little Raymond Band is at Hailey's Harp Pub in Metuchen at 9. Sunday, 6/3: * The Bluz Hounds are at the Asbury Coffee Mill in Asbury at 11 am. * Andy Lackow & Mess Around are at the Fort Lee Arts Festival from 1:30-2:30 pm. * Vin Mott's Rhythm & Blues Band is at Aquamania Patrick's Pub in Hopatcong at 4:30. Thursday, 6/7: * Ted Lyons hosts The Honky Tonk Roadhouse every Thursday from 6 am - 9am on WDVR (89.7fm, 90.5 fm, 91.9fm, and streaming at www.wdvrfm.org) * Friday, 6/8: * I'm with Kelley, Ellis & Flynn at the Pattenburg House at 8. * Naked Jake is at Flynn's in Phillipsburg. * The Michael Geiter Band is at the Drought House in Washington at 8. Saturday, 6/9: * I'm with Kelley, Ellis & Flynn at the Clinton Elks Music Festival from 6-7. Other bands include the Craig Sailer Project, Venture To Zen, Jewels Among Thieves, and 90 Proof. Music starts at 3. * The Black Cross Band is at Kerwin's in Dunellen. * Lost In Place is at the Beneduce Vineyards. * Mamas Stew is at the Top O the Hill Tavern in Bridgewater at 9. * The Bob Lanza Blues Band is at the Somerville outdoor concert series on Division Street at 6. * Jewels Among Thieves is at the Clinton Elks Music Fest in Pittstown from 4:30-7:30. * Walt Bibinger is with Tom DiCarlo on bass and Bill Goodwin on drums at Parkfest, a rain or shine festival at Breadlock in Stewartsville from11am-1pm. Sunday, 6/10: * The Clinton Elks Music Festival starts at 3, featuring The Darren Demarco Band, Phido, The Black Cross Band, and the Honey Badgers. Thursday, 6/14: * Ted Lyons hosts The Honky Tonk Roadhouse every Thursday from 6 am - 9am on WDVR (89.7fm, 90.5 fm, 91.9fm, and streaming at www.wdvrfm.org) * Inch & The Echoes are at Shappell Park in Phillipsburg from 6-9. Friday, 6/15: * I'm with Kelley, Ellis & Flynn at the Black Horse Inn in Mendham at 8:30. * Mary Albani is at the Westbrook Tavern in Bound Brook from 5:30-8. * The Fat Daddies are at The Pattenburg House from 8-12. Saturday, 6/16: * I'm with Kelley, Ellis & Flynn at the Office in Montclair at 9. * Invited Guest is at the Top O the Hill Tavern in Bridgewater at 9. * Joe Mama is at the Pattenburg House from 8-12. Sunday, 6/17: * The Bob Lanza Blues Band is at the Alba Vineyard in Milford from 1-4. Thursday, 6/21: * Ted Lyons hosts The Honky Tonk Roadhouse every Thursday from 6 am - 9am on WDVR (89.7fm, 90.5 fm, 91.9fm, and streaming at www.wdvrfm.org) * The Swingtime Dolls and Truth & Soul are at Shappell Park in Phillipsburg from 6-9. Friday, 6/22: * The Bob Lanza Blues Band is at Ruthie's BBQ in Montclair at 7. * The Wooden Ships Band is at Artie's in Frenchtown from 9-12. Saturday, 6/23: * Just Cruisin is at the Top O the Hill Tavern in Bridgewater at 9. * Section 8 is at Roxy & Duke's in Dunellen from 7pm - 2 am. * Ted Lyons hosts The Honky Tonk Roadhouse every Thursday from 6 am - 9am on WDVR (89.7fm, 90.5 fm, 91.9fm, and streaming at www.wdvrfm.org) Thursday, 6/14: * Crazy Hearts is at Shappell Park in Phillipsburg from 6-9. * The Wooden Ships Band is at the Brass Rail in Phillipsburg from 9-12. Wednesday, 6/27: * Walt Bibinger is with with singer/songwriter/guitarist Dennis D'Amico at the Pattenburg House from 7-10pm. Friday, 6/29: * I'm with Big Bone Daddy at Donaldson Farms in Hackettstown from 6-9. Saturday, 6/30: * Rob Trout and the Flounders are at the Top O the Hill Tavern in Bridgewater at 9. * Kinderhook is at the Pattenburg House from 8-12. * Ted Lyons hosts The Honky Tonk Roadhouse every Thursday from 6 am - 9am on WDVR (89.7fm, 90.5 fm, 91.9fm, and streaming at www.wdvrfm.org) Thursday, 7/12: * A Few Good Men is at Shappell Park in Phillipsburg from 6-9. * The Little Raymond Band is at the Black Horse Pub in Metuchen at 8. ♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫ GIGS IN PA: Thursday, 5/31: * Ted Lyons hosts The Honky Tonk Roadhouse every Thursday from 6 am - 9am on WDVR (89.7fm, 90.5 fm, 91.9fm, and streaming at www.wdvrfm.org) * George Hrab is at the Sun Inn Courtyard in Bethlehem. * The Funky Dawgs Brass Band is at the Levitt Pavilion at the Steel Stacks in Bethlehem. * KATO is at Christopher's at the Knights Of Columbus in Allentown from 7-10. Friday, 6/1: * Alias is at the Coplay Saengerbund. * The Groove Merchants are at the Catasauqua Park from 7-10. * Paul Thorn and the Blind Boys of Alabama are at the Levitt Pavilion at the Steel Stacks in Bethlehem. * Walter Bibinger and vocalist Michele Bautier are at Black & Blue in Easton from 8:00-11:00. Saturday, 6/2: * Wicked Beaver is at the Trum Tavern from 9:30-1:30. * Naked Jake is at Jeff's Club in Bethlehem. * The Southbound Band is at the Overlook in Portland on rt. 611 from 5-9. * Walt Bibinger is solo at Muellers General Store & Kitchen from 6-8pm. Weather permitting. * The Allan Meyerson Jazz Quartet is at the Lafayette Bar in Easton from 9:30-12:30. * Fraser-Thomas is at Stefano's Sicilian Grille in Northampton from 7-10. Sunday, 6/3: * Walt Bibinger is with vocalist Michele Bautier at the Deer Head Inn from 5-8pm. * Tower Suite is at Meuser Park in Easton from 6-8. Wednesday, 6/6: * The Music Of Allen & Dieruff is at the PPL Plaza in Allentown. * James Supra is at the Steel Pub in Bethlehem from 7-10. * KATO is at the Lehigh Valley Active Life Dance in Allentown from 1-4. Thursday, 6/7: * Ted Lyons hosts The Honky Tonk Roadhouse every Thursday from 6 am - 9am on WDVR (89.7fm, 90.5 fm, 91.9fm, and streaming at www.wdvrfm.org) * Dutch & Roman are at the Bethlehem Farmer's Market at noon. * The Trouble City All Stars are at the Sun Inn Courtyard in Bethlehem. Friday, 6/8: * I'm with Big Bone Daddy at Porter's Pub in Easton. * Wooden Ships is at the Lakeside in Saylorsburg at 9. * The Aardvarks are at the Coplay Saengerbund - $5 cover. * Common Bond is at the Catasauqua Park from 7-10. * The Wooden Ships Band is at the Lakeside in Saylorsburg from 9-12. Saturday, 6/9: * Allentown Blues & Barbeque in Allentown - check out the picture on the right. * Crazy Hearts is at Hammerhead in Northampton from 3-6. * Hannah Gill & The Hours are at the Levitt Pavilion at the Steel Stacks in Bethlehem. * Charlie Brown's Notorious Groove is at the Hill To Hill Grill Grill at the Comfort Suites from 8-12. * June Thomas is solo at the Mohegan Sun Casino in Wilkes-Barre from 8:30-11:30. Sunday, 6/10: * Walt Bibinger is with George Torella on Percussion at the Bayou Bethlehem Jazz Brunch 11am-2pm. 702 Hawthorne Road Bethlehem,PA 610-419-6669 Wednesday, 6/13: * Tony Gairo & Lou Lanza are at the PPL Plaza in Allentown. * The Norm is at the Steel Pub in Bethlehem from 7-10. Thursday, 6/14: * Ted Lyons hosts The Honky Tonk Roadhouse every Thursday from 6 am - 9am on WDVR (89.7fm, 90.5 fm, 91.9fm, and streaming at www.wdvrfm.org) * The James Supra/Sarah Ayers Band is at the Sun Inn Courtyard in Bethlehem. * Lou Pompilio is at the Plumsteadville Inn. Friday, 6/15: * Grooveitude is at the Catasauqua Park from 7-10. * KATO is at Louie's Restaurant in Allentown from 7-10. * The Smith Compound Band is at the Coplay Saengerbund. * June Thomas is solo at the Spring House Tavern in Lower Gwynnedd from 7-9. Saturday, 6/16: * Dutch & Roman are at the Naceville Hotel in Sellersville. * Wicked Beaver is at Jabber Jaws. * Rob Fraser is with the Mississippi Pig Farmers at the New Jerusalem Inn from 9-12. Sunday, 6/17: * The Southern Avenue Band is at the Levitt Pavilion at the Steel Stacks in Bethlehem. * Walt Bibinger is with Vocalist Michele Bautier at the Church of the MountainConcert from 6-7:30pm. Main St. Delaware Water Gap, Pa FREE. Wednesday, 6/20: * Lazy Dogma is at the PPL Plaza in Allentown. * Alias is at the Steel Pub in Bethlehem from 7-10. Thursday, 6/21: * Ted Lyons hosts The Honky Tonk Roadhouse every Thursday from 6 am - 9am on WDVR (89.7fm, 90.5 fm, 91.9fm, and streaming at www.wdvrfm.org) * The Nancy Coletti Trio is at the Hotel Bethlehem from 6:30-9:30. * Sunshine Symphony is at the Sun Inn Courtyard in Bethlehem. Friday, 6/22: * Steel Creek is at the Catasauqua Park from 7-10. * KATO is at at Ye Olde Spring Valley Tavern in Bethlehem from 8-11. Saturday, 6/23: * Wicked Beaver is at the Riders Resort. * Naked Jake is at Dubbs in Easton. * Brother JT, the Dave Goddess Group, Ronnie Rock & the Trendsetters, Psychic Warriors, Glue Factory, Wormwood Scrubs, and Big Handsome are at the Alternative Gallery in Allentown. $10, music starts at 5. Wednesday, 6/27 * Real West is at the PPL Plaza in Allentown. * Triple Dog Dare is at the Steel Pub in Bethlehem from 7-10. * Girl Crue is at the Sun Inn Courtyard in Bethlehem. Thursday, 6/28: * Ted Lyons hosts The Honky Tonk Roadhouse every Thursday from 6 am - 9am on WDVR (89.7fm, 90.5 fm, 91.9fm, and streaming at www.wdvrfm.org) Friday, 6/29: * The Carribean Steel Rhythm Band is at the Catasauqua Park from 7-10. * June Thomas is solo at the Mohegan Sun Casino in Wilkes-Barre from 8:30-11:30. Saturday, 6/30: * The Pokey LaFarge Band is at the Levitt Pavilion at the Steel Stacks in Bethlehem. * Craig Kastelnik is solo at the Mohegan Sun Casino in Wilkes-Barre from 8:30-11:30. ♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫ JAMS IN NJ: Every Monday: Jam from 9-1 at the Great Notch Inn in Little Falls hosted by Dean Shot. Every Tuesday: Open Mic at the Ship Inn in Milford at 8:30. Every Tuesday: Jam at the Stanhope House at 8, new host. Every Tuesday: Jam at SuzyQue's BBQ in West Orange hosted by Andy Lackow. Every Wednesday: There's a Bluegrass jam at the Dragonfly Music & Coffee Cafe In Somerville. Every Wednesday: Acoustic Open Mic from 8-11, Hosted by Mark Mayer at The New Westbrook Tavern in Bound Brook. Every Wednesday: There's a jam at the American Spirits Roadhouse at 8 hosted by John Cannavo. Backline provided. Every Wednesday: There's a jam at Maggie Murray's in Dunellen hosted by Bob Lanza starting in September. Every Thursday: Jam at The General Saloon in Old Bridge Blues Jam hosted by Bob DelRosso. Every Thursday: Open Mic Night at the Dragonfly Music & Coffee Cafe in Somerville from 7-10. Every Thursday: Jam at the Blue Moon in South Amboy hosted by Ted Lambert at 8. Every Sunday: The Somerset Jazz Consortium hosts a jam at Maggy Murray's in Dunellen from 1-5pm. JAMS IN PA: Every Monday: A jam at Roccanova's in Stroudsburg hosted by Tony Diecidue at 7. Every Monday: A New open mic at Hava Java in Allentown from 7-11. $2 cover, $3 minimum purchase. Every 3rd Monday: Earl Andrews hosts a jam at the Whitehall Public Library from 6:30-8:30. Every other Monday: Jam at the Funhouse in Bethlehem from 10-1. Drums, Bass amp, 1 guitar amp provided. Bring your axe & rig. Every Tuesday: Open mic/karaoke at the Bowers Hotel hosted by Phil Stahl at 7:00. Every Tuesday: The Jetport Open Mic starts at 5:30. Broadcast live on internet radio at www.rockingthevalley.com Every Tuesday: from 9-12 am at the Essence Hookah Lounge in Bethlehem - all genre friendly. 18+. Hosted by Tim Harakal and Zach Jones. Every Tuesday: Paul Boddy and the SlideWinder Blues Band hosts the BLUES JAM at PUCK's on TUESDAY nite.. 8-11 or 12 Every Tuesday: Rocking the Valley hosts Meet the Bands from 7-8pm and Afterhours - 8-9 PM at the Blue Monkey in Catasauqua. rockingthevalley@yahoo.com Every Last Tuesday: Jazz & Blues Jam at the Washington House in Sellersville hosted by ROMAN. Every Other Tuesday: Jam at the Quality Inn in Stroudsburg from 8-11. Every Other Tuesday: Jam at the Shanty on 19th at 8:30 in Allentown, hosted by Dana Gaynor and Friends. Every Other Wednesday: JAZZ JAM with Joe Mixon, Steve Rosati and Lorenzo from 7-10 at the Artisan Wine and Cheese Cellars which is located in the same complex as the Wooden Match. Every 1st, 3rd, & 5th Wednesday: Phil Stahl runs an open mic at the Bally Hotel at 7:30 - 1st act of night 10 song set for WPFS net radio show. Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday: The Bluberry Jam is at Rival's in Easton from 7-10. Every Wednesday: Mitch Shelly & Andy Killcoyne host The Hot Acoustic Jam at The Riegelsville Inn at 7:30pm Every Wednesday: Jam at the Leather Corner Post from 8-11 alternately hosted by Dana Gaynor and the American Street Band. Every Wednesday: Tim Harakal hosts an open mic at the Blue Monkey Sports Bar in Catasauqua from 7-10. Every Wednesday: Acoustic Open Mic at Bonnie & Clyde's in Lehighton at 6:30. Hosted by Mike Stanley and Phil Stahl. Every Wednesday: Jam at the Shanty on 19th in Allentown at 8, hosted by Jake Kaligis & Friends. Every Wednesday: Open jam at the Jetport in Allentown from 8-11. Every Wednesday: Lenny G & the Soulsendershost an open mic at the Raven's Nest in Quakertown at 8. Every Thursday: The jam at the Wooden Match - run by Cannavo/Siftar/Walter at 8. Every Thursday: Billy Bauer hosts an singer/songwriter/acoustic open mic at Arts Quest. Every other Thursday: Dana Gaynor and the American Street Band alternate as hosts at a jam at the Leather Corner Post at 8. Every Thursday: Phil Stahl runs an open mic at the Krumsville at 9pm. No backline just pa system plain old open mic. Every Thursday: A New open mic at Hava Java in Allentown from 7-11. $2 cover, $3 minimum purchase. Every Thursday: Acoustic Open Mic at Hardball Cider in Bethlehem at 6:30, hosted by Will Kiss. Last Friday of every month: Phil Stahl runs an open mic at the Mansion House of Summit Hill from 7-10. Every other Friday: Jam at Stemie's hosted by The Big Wahu from 6-9. Starts 10/23. 1st & 3rd Saturday of every month: Phil Stahl runs an open mic at the Wingman Bar & Grill in East Greenville at 7:30. ♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫♫ My gig schedule * Many have asked, so I'm adding my personal schedule here. * Saturday, 6/2: I'm with the Homewreckers at the Top O Th Hill in Bridgewater at 9. * Friday, 6/8: I'm with Kelley, Ellis & Flynn at the Pattenburg House at 8. * Saturday, 6/9: I'm with Kelley, Ellis & Flynn at the Clinton Elks Music Festival from 6-7 pm. * Friday, 6/15: I'm with Kelley, Ellis & Flynn at the Black Horse Inn in Mendham at 8:30. * Saturday, 6/16: I'm with Kelley, Ellis & Flynn at the Office in Montclair from 9-12. * Friday, 6/29: I'm with Big Bone Daddy at Donaldson Farms in Hackettstown from 6-9. * Saturday, 7/14: I'm with Big Bone Daddy at the Sarah Street Grill in Stroudsburg PA from 8:30-11:30. * Friday, 7/20: I'm with the Bob Delrosso Band at the Crossroads in Garwood. * Friday, 7/27: I'm with Big Bone Daddy at 8:00 at Jamageddon at the American Spirits Roadhouse, and again with the Bob Delrosso Band at 10:30. * Saturday, 8/4: I'm with Big Bone Daddy at the Kleinfest for a private show. * Sunday, 8/4: I'm with Big Bone Daddy on the Liederplatz Stage for Musikfest in Bethlehem, PA from 9-11. * Sunday, 8/5: I'm with Big Bone Daddy at the Mady's Snow Day benefit at Barley Creek Park in Tannersville PA. * Saturday, 8/11: I'm with Big Bone Daddy from 3-4 at the Operation Chillout Benefit at Vasa Park in Budd Lake, NJ. * Friday, 8/31: I'm with Kelley, Ellis & Flynn at the Pattenburg House at 8. * Friday, 10/5: I'm with Big Bone Daddy at Chicago/Club Gravity in Allentown. SUBSCRIBE to the newsletter HERE!!!! ********************************************************************* LOCAL CDs: * Dutch's Basement Blues Band has a new CD out called "In The Basement" Get it here: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/dutchsbasementbluesband * Snakeman Runyan has a new CD out - $15- you can get it from him at 44 School Road, Whitehouse Station NJ, 08889, or contact him on Facebook. * My friend Joe Cirotti has a new CD out called "RERUNS", and it's available on Bandcamp, iTunes, and more. * TED LYONS has a new CD - "Songs From The River"!!! It is on Amazon, CD Baby, Spotify, iTunes * The Bob Lanza Blues Band: "Time To Let Go" - available on CD Baby, iTunes and Amazon. * Chip Mergott has another brand new release out now called I Can't Stop Myself. (See the picture below). It's available on CDBaby. Click here: http://cdbaby.com/cd/chipmergott14 Demo videos here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heoPCPSfUw8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buWF3aGSE9o * Rob Wortzel has a new CD out - it's called "Lucky Man", and you can get a copy at cdbaby.com/robwortzel/ ******************************************************************************** LOCAL MUSIC NEWS: * From Walt Bibinger: Here is a link to a YouTube slideshow video for Kathy Phillips "Forever With You", which is the lead off track from her 2017 release "Soul Catcher". The cd is available at CDBaby and kathyphillips.com, where you can preview tracks, download individual songs or the whole cd, and/or purchase a hard copy cd. It is an honor to have co-written and produced this music with Kathy. Legendary drummer/producer Bill Goodwin joins us on this track.Info and credits are listed on the video. https://youtu.be/Gm0RafzkMXE Also, here's a link to "Nardis" on my solo guitar CD: https://youtu.be/CQk17fhfqQc * Rocking the Valley is live on Tuesday night - 7 PM to 8:30 PM and is currently taking applicants for musicians. Tuesday Night has Meet the Bands (with local variety musicians) and Afterhours (promoting Heavy Rock). The show airs at 7 PM on both Rocking the Valley's website and on Facebook streaming video. Earl Andrews First Sunday at Hava Java Blues Jam and Third Monday at the Whitehall Township Public Library is still going strong and in it's forth year. Benny's Blues Jam from Grumpy's is every other Thursday. Coming in May is Savor the Valley with Ron Colman and Colin Gregory; The Easton Irregular LIVE; Moon's Corner Returns; Bev Conklin's Blues Jam returns to Rocking the Valley; and in development is Bill Medei and Stephen Christopher - "You've gotta be kidding me". All on Rocking the Valley - www.rockingthevalley.com or Facebook www.facebook.com/rockinthevalleysjkr. * Here's a message from my good friend Chip Mergott about his Christmas music: "Hi Friends, I've missed "Small Business Friday," Cyber Monday," and all the other commercial stimuli, but here, in one location, is all my Christmas music. I m most happy about this remix of "Carol of the Bells," with a bigger, more resonant sound. https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/carol-bells-remix-single/id1065744444 The "Silent Night" guitar album (which is out of print for the second time) is available here on iTunes. I love hearing from people all around the world about they love it- and I'm very gratified that many have called it their favorite Christmas album. https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/silent-night/id152283642 My keyboard Christmas album is a companion piece in many ways- and way less popular. You can listen to samples here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/o-holy-night/id336084738 Additionally, I'd be happy to sign a copy of my book.You don't even have to send the money ($20.) until after you get the book- I trust you. http://www.1hourguitar.com/ Blessings to all, Chip. * Internet Radio: The Backroom Blues Hour New Playlist at 11:00PM EST: Blues music by KickBend, From Jersey Shore The The Red Bank Blues Band (RB3), From St Louis OddsLane, Lehigh Valley Pennsylvania Blues Band Big Bone Daddy, Mia Moravis with The Trevor Sewell Band, Alvin Madison, Lisa Coppola Billy Hamilton & The Low Riders, Mike Daly & The Planets, Miss Laura Ann & The SaddleTones, From San Francisco Blind Lemon Pledge, Paula Boggs Band, Jeanne Lozier, and of course some Plainfield Slim Blues mixed in the middle for your listeners out there. TUNE in Every Monday at 5PM and Thursday 11PM www.newvisionsradio.com * DICKCRAIGSROCKNROLL.com still airing all types of musical entertainment from local to national interests in groups, clubs, festivals, etc. Give them a click ! * More radio news! WDIY 88.1 FM broadcasts from Godfrey Daniels' in Bethlehem every Tuesday night from 7-9. * We've made changes to the website at www.bigbonedaddy.com check them out here! * Ok - want to learn to play guitar? Here's a book review by none other than Elliot Randal (Reelin' In The Years"): "This is the best primer for guitar I have ever read. It has everything an introduction to guitar should have: a clear, knowledgeable and friendly author,who imparts invaluable information (both commonsensical and musical), and the follow-through - it presents the reader/student with fun musical challenges that will surely infuse a sense of excitement and achievement. Well done, Chip. All the best, Elliott" The book is written by Chip Mergott, and it is called "How to Play the Guitar in One Hour". It is available here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B014WZX7MG/ref=r_soa_w_d * So many of my friends are writing books - I feel like a piker! I have a ton of stories, if you want to help me write mine.... I'll see you at the gig! JAMO News flash: I'm looking to increase the readership - PLEASE SHARE THIS ON FACEBOOK, ETC. IF YOU KNOW A BAND OR A BUSINESS WHO WOULD LIKE TO ADVERTISE HERE, PLEASE CONTACT JAMO! For new subscribers, here's a heads up on the Jamo's Jams & Gigs newsletter: * This is a free newsletter that I do by myself. It is intended to keep live music alive. * I NEVER give out any email addresses. * I make every effort to include whatever info that is sent to me, but I try to keep it short and readable. 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    I'd be happy with a box from 1979. I'd prefer 1969 - but I have enjoyed all the 1979 shows that have been officially released, and would welcome more from this year. One thing, I noticed about your post, though, Dave. I have just had a check, and the Road Trips that featured 28th December had excerpts from 30th December 1979 on the bonus disc-not the 26th. The 26th was Dicks Picks 5. The only official I haven't got is the one that was released on vinyl as a Record Store Day release. I forget which one it was. I have been very tempted, as I have been buying up other Dead releases on vinyl this year-and have loved them all. But that one from 1979 seems to be a bit lacklustre from what everyone says. In fact I don't think I've read a single positive review.
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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*.

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Dave's 26 of course-love itDave's 20 great second set Fleetwood Mac Rumours, reissue has a great live show Roy Bhucanan Live at Town Hall 1974-brand new Real Gone release of early and late show I saw him three times, man what a talent. Traffic working my way through their albums Paul Butterfield Rhino box Complete albums 1965-1980 I saw him once in a small club Gram Parsons the complete reprise sessions Miles Davis box Quintet 65-68 TTATS 1992 Strong show with Bruce & Vince, Shakedown Dark Star GarciaLive 7 with Kieth & Donna at Sophies in Palo Alto, I was there. Great Betty.
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Did not get to watch because of soccer and guests after, but just saw the score. Not looking good for my beloved Jets.
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Thanks for the kind words. I agree I listen every night to a different dead year, and it takes me away to wonderful memories and music. Feel so lucky.
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GRATEFUL DEAD. Rode the 5-18-72 train today, then hopped the tracks to 5-16-72. Now taking a brief siding and watching Hard Working Americans - The First Waltz DVD. HWA is an awesome band.
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I've been listening a lot to lately.GRATEFUL DEAD. Ha. My brother is up for the weekend and its been raining like hell for weeks. He's a moderate dead fan.. I carefully explained to him that I listen to more GD now than perhaps I ever have before. He seemed to understand. Seems rational and reasonable to me. Anybody heard from David Duryea? I miss his positive input here. I hope all is well. Oh.. Terrapin Moon.. I was at that last Comes a Time show at the cap center. It was a wedding present to me and the bride I never ended up marrying. Serendipitous I guess.. I think we all ended up better for it. I can say I did not enjoy that show with the exception of the Comes A Time. I have a soft spot for that song.
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Your brother will understand, and eventually accept.You just have to ease him in. And for me, why am I even still up at 2am? Oh yeah, watching Pink Floyd Pulse DVD. Pink Floyd is the only royalty from Britain I accept.
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I listen to a fair amount of blues and continue to expand the blues portion of my music collection. I think my favorite blues artists at this point would be Albert King, Willie Dixon, Buddy Guy, Junior Wells and Robert Cray, but there are a lot of other great blues artists as well, to each his own. I would agree that Born Under a Bad Sign is a high point for Albert King, and Thursday Night in San Francisco smokes, dig the song Crosscut Saw on both of those a lot. I recently picked up I'll Play the Blues for You along with Blues at Sunset, both of which are excellent Albert King selections, still soaking them in. As for Buddy Guy, I have picked up just about all of his earlier recordings that I can find, and especially some of the stuff he did with Junior Wells, including most recently picking up the album Drinking TNT and Smokin' Dynamite, live stuff from the 1974 Montreux Jazz Festival and well worth checking out. The albums Hoodoo Man Blues and It's My Life Baby with Buddy Guy and Junior Wells are both absolutely smoking. Willie Dixon's album I Am the Blues is a classic no collection should be without. Robert Cray's album Strong Persuader is another classic for me, just evokes some pleasant mid '80's memories and his album Who's Been Talking is another that just hits the spot sometimes. Always nice to find new stuff to listen to and grok. I like seeing the musical references on these threads, I have picked up a lot of great stuff after seeing someone on these threads recommend an album or artist, hopefully I can turn on others to some good stuff they may not have heard before. nitecat, I recently picked up that remastered Rumours just out of curiosity about the disc of live stuff and found it a cool addition. As I said previously, there is something about the song Dreams that just never gets old for me, and that entire album is classic from start to finish, so kind of cool to hear live versions of the songs.
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Sorry to post 2 nights in a row, not my usual MO... Anyway, I believe I'm on record here (maybe a year or so ago?) as saying that Freddie was my favorite of the 3, but I've got to say now that Albert has edged up and is in a tie with Freddie in my book. BB, sorry, but contrary to his popularity, is not in the running... But what I really wanted to say is, if you listen/view the Stevie Ray/Albert video I posted, you will see that Albert comes to realize that Stevie Ray has become the Student that has surpassed the Master (at least, technically), and although there is a sadness there, there is only mutual respect between the two (master and student), and it is really quite an insight we are given access to (though perhaps unintentionally). In any case...amazing fking music, we can all agree on that! Now, go ye and watch "Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World" and learn a bit more about Buddy Guy and others (like Rhiannon Giddens) and yes, even fking Jimi Hendrix (yeah, he was an Indian too!, "Little Wing" and "Castles Made Of Sand" should have clued you in)! If you guys go watch it, I promise not to haunt these boards for another month ;)
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"Drinkin' TNT 'n' Smokin' Dynomite" is one of my most prized CD possessions....but then, so are all my Buddy Guy & Junior Wells CDs...but that is "the one" I would use to turn someone on to them.
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Mississippi John Hurt. Nobody seems to have mentioned him. Maybe not the best on the guitar but he can always brighten up the day with his songs.
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I have never heard "Drinkin' TNT..", so I must look it up. One of my favourites is called "Blues Giant", which was recorded live in France 1979, with his brother Phil on rhythm guitar. Buddy plays like a demon-its almost the opposite of Albert Kings economical style. In France he never plays one note when twelve will do-the rest of the band are left clinging to his coat tails. This cd has also been released with the name "Stone Crazy" There was also a great film of Buddy playing live around this time, called "Chicago Blues". This is with Junior Wells. Again, it is fast and furious-the versions of We're Ready-which opens the film accompanied by shots of Chicago -and First Time I Met The Blues are incendiary. But as an overall album, my favourite may be the much more recent "Sweet Tea" which he cut on the Fat Possum label in 2001. This one is slow and brooding-but very powerful. Buddy sounds more at one with the band and the song, compared to the earlier ones, where he goes like the wind.
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Yup, I like him, too. I think he was one of the country bluesman who were "rediscovered" in the early 1960s, and presented to white audiences as the real thing at various folk festivals. Well, they actually WERE the real thing. The tracks I have heard by John Hurt seem gentler -almost delicate compared to the metal guitar bashing fire and brimstone approach of Bukka White-or particularly Son House. I actually prefer the latter-but there is so much from the early blues years that is worth exploring. So much so, that I can forget what I am here for-to discuss The Dead. So apologies for all this! Before I go though another great country bluesman who resurfaced in the early 1960s was Skip James. His recordings from the 1930s sound almost ghostly.
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I like Ms. John Hurt, too. Avalon Blues: 1928 Okeh Recordings - a gentleman of the Blues. Roy Buchanan's recently expanded "Livestock" release is worth the bucks. We owe him for his influence on Jerry - Europe '72 would have been a lot different. Listening to a just downloaded/burned from Midnight Café NRPS set from Stonybrook, 10/31/70 - love Jerry's steel. Will attempt to listen to in their entirety 5/19/77 - nice Sugaree - and 5/18/72. Soft spots - two favs, 12/05 & 10/71. From day to day just lettin' it ride ...
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Thanks for the HOT tip.
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Again more money spent, you made me order the Paul Butterfield Rhino box. 60 bucks delivered (don't tell my wife!) I was shocked, shocked I tell you to see I had NO Paul in the collection. I had quite a sundry of single cuts from "blues" collections with him and his, but NO folder for Paul. This was a nice thing to get since it appears to be all his albums. Thanks.
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I always dug John Lee Hooker about as much as any of the old school blues cats, because that man done have the boogie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OC_IZlOJv94 Like Jimmy Reed, John Lee's music always had that groove and swing and was totally in the pocket. I'm also a big fan of Freddie King's "Going Down." There's too many to mention, but the blues is awesome. And yes I think Stevie Ray Vaughan did it justice.
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..being referenced on here. As ever. Superb tracks by John Hurt-graceful is the word that comes to mind. John Lee Hooker-tremendous. Incredible to think that Boogie Chillen was first cut in 1948. The Paul Butterfield I have is in one of those budget collections of complete albums-where you get about 5 for the price of about one. There is one of The Paul Butterfield Blues Band in this series. The great ones, by some distance, are the first two-the first named after the band-the second "East West"- which have both got Mike Bloomfield on. "East West" seems to be the most highly thought of, with its extended jams -but the first is my favourite. The last of these budget box sets I bought was by the New Riders, who have just been mentioned on here. The only album I have ever owned by them is the first, which I have always rated highly-but I always got the impression they went down hill after that. But these albums in this box are alright. After the first its got "Powerglide", "Gypsy Cowboy" "The Adventures of Panama Red" and "Home Home On The Road". Theres no information in these sets, but I get the impression that the Deads involvement stopped after the first. After a first listen, "Panama Red" was the one I enjoyed most.
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He lived in San Carlos, not far from San Francisco, in the late 80s. He used to eat have lunch alone at the (now gone)Lyons on El Camino; saw him there a coupla' times and he looked great, impeccably dressed, sporting his hat with a feather on it.
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I have the previous night's gig in Ohio amongst others. Someone want to trade me that gig for another or point me in the right direction for the download? I also can't lock in a copy of their set on 8-27-72. Would love a copy of that. if any of you have listened to that set you know why. MAN! Stoked the New Riders came up! I have a Betty Board of their opening set on 5-26-72 from the Lyceum if any of you want a copy. DM me. Would love to trade some New Riders! As for the assessment, yes they were without Jerome and Phil after the first album. Dave Torbet on bass was great. Wrote a lot of great material. Their first 5 albums are most definitely the best. Live stuff is ace. Buddy Cage is no slouch on the slide either. The guy tears holes in the cosmos on the right tracks. Death and Destruction, Dirty Business, etc. Also played slide on Dylan's Blood on the Tracks. Funny story about the recording of Meet Me in the Morning. Yeah, New Riders!
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Great Jerry steel - go to Archive and download Flac NRPS April Fillmore East sets. Fine, fine sounding. I like Buddy Cage, he's great, but for me he pales compared with Garcia. That first NRPS record is really well done. Special occasion stuff.
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Some time ago daverock mentioned the band Larkin Poe on these here pages. I checked out some of their videos on youtube and was impressed so I forwarded a couple of videos to my son, who lives in Los Angeles and shares my love of the Dead. He was impressed enough to check them out live last night in a small club in LA. They tore the roof off the place. That's how it works. Community. Word of mouth. Growth.
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Their first album is the one. Back in the day that album took pride of place right next to Live Dead and Skull and Roses in many heads dorm room record collections. I still have it on vinyl.
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Oh that has happened to me so many times, the most recent was someone posted about the new Roy Buchanon live cd, I had to pre-order it right away! And that Miles box came with high regards from this group. East West was a real hit for me when it first came out-played it all the time.
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LaMonte Young And The Forever Bad Blues Band. Just Stompin! Live At The Kitchen. 2 CD set live recording of entire show.
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Fully agreed that Buddy doesn't compare to Jer. I have those shows that I ripped off the archive. Between the Pirates Bay and the Archive and one friend, I never had to search too hard for NRPS boots aside from the two I inquired about. Get the Betty Board 5-26-72 and there is another set from 69 at the Matrix, both available on Pirates Bay. Great stuff. Hell, just raid their stock of NRPS. They have an abundance. I even like the stuff Post Marmaduke. Seen Dave Nelson Band and the New, New Riders as I call them a couple times. Always a hoot...
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I don't believe anyone has mentioned Nassau (Grateful Dead Go To Nassau, May 15 & 16, 1980) this week. I am late a couple days but what the hell. I like this one a lot. Jer is fucked up; so what, it was 1980. An interesting listen. Brent sings so soulful and laid-back he sounds like Warren Haynes! Way before the latter-day histrionics. This is Brent-era at it's very finest. Most of these one-offs (Nassau, Buffalo, Nightfall of Diamonds, etc.) are pretty kick-ass and kind of fall off the radar faster than the "Picks" in the series. I'm just sayin'. If you have Nassau, give it a spin. Nice weekend listening.
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Morning Dew a top ten of all time version
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Great DEW!! Did you notice the St. Stephen tease at the end of NFA? Grate show. Stagger Lee is perfectly slow!! Love THE DEAD.
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Digging the banter lately. I find myself humbled by the collective knowledge that frequents these threads. I try and keep up, but alas.. there is so much good music tossed around here I no matter how hard I delve I just can't absorb it all. Great stuff, keep the good taste and listening nuggets coming. Go To Nassau is excellent and recorded in true multi-track glory. I guess we have either Deadset or The King Biscuit Flower Hour to thank for that. I suspect if the post Betty years were gloriously documented on tape opinions would shift a bit in the mundane era discussions. Thanks for the 79 discussion. I think it's an under-represent year and will one day make a Dave's Picks debut. Many thanks for the enlightening discussions here of late.
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I listened to them on their anniversaries.Did 5-16,18-72 yesterday. Did 5-19-77 today, then 5-14-74, now 7-16-76 Blues is good, but Dead is best. And that’s what I spend 99% of my time listening to.
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R.L. Burnside is pretty happening. Check out Well...Well...Well... :o)
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Just buy "Drinkin' TNT..." you won't be disappointed. It's a live recording from the Montreaux Jazz Festival, with Bill Wyman, and Pinetop Perkins sitting in. I have "Stone Crazy" in my collection, but never heard of "Sweet Tea" before now. Going to rectify that right now and will be ordering it ASAP, since in Daverock I trust :) Speaking of recent releases, Amazon has informed me that they recommend that I purchase the brand new albums from Ry Cooder (May 2018) and Van Morrison & Joey Defrancesco (April 2018). I did the preview listen thing, but they didn't really grab me. Still, I will probably add the Ry Cooder one to my cart along with "Sweat Tea," because Ry Cooder albums often need some time to grow on you in my experience. Thanks for all the breadcrumbs...
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did anyone else listen to DP29 tonight? My all-time favorite Peggy-O on disc 1, with a haunting Jerry solo, especially the harmonics at about 3:48, sends chills down my spine every time. But then Disc 3...one of the greatest single discs of GOGD ever released. And for some reason, lost way back in my teenage memory somewhere, but that "Wheel" is the archetypical one for me. I know many will argue against it with great alternatives, but that was the one for me, perhaps it was the first one I ever heard and it made a special imprint upon my brain, I don't know anymore, but it certainly touches a deep part of my soul. Night all.
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"But then Disc 3...one of the greatest single discs of GOGD ever released." YES. 100 times, yes! The intro to UJB is an amazing moment when the "Just Exactly Perfect Band" moves to the next level, transforming for a bit into the hairy ride of a '69 night while maintaining the "Just Exactly Perfect" group dexterity. Peak Dead. I could live with only 5/9 and 19 if some sort of restriction on '77 release ownership ever became law. Would really miss 6/9 and 9/3 though!
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I guess we're not so different, after all! :) I see you also prefer 5/9 of the holy trinity, as do I, instead of the acclaimed 5/8, like many/most. Not that there's anything wrong with 5/8, I still love it too, but 5/9 is just more my speed. I sure hope no '77 release restriction becomes law, because then I'll de facto become an instant outlaw, and that wouldn't be a good thing for me because I'm really looking forward to my pension someday, lol, and I'm already halfway there. Have a good one...
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This Dave’s 26 bonus disc really is the shit.
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panama red, panama red, with his white horse Mescalito he comes cruising through town, better hope your woman's not up in bed with old, Panama red. Always loved that LP, kick in the head is a great tune too. I remember back in the early 70's a friend had a friend send a friend some real panama red, from panama, it was quite good for the times. Not Colombian Redbud, but it was still fine smoke, just the tops, no seeds or stems. the 1st lp by NRPS is so sweet and sublime, just love it too.
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Typical massive Summer 1973 show:https://archive.org/details/gd1973-05-20.sbd.miller.86905.sbeok.flac16/… Morning, rockers!!!! Not claiming to be a "victim", or seeking sympathy, but might as well come out now with what a few of you are already aware of. On May 3 (is it weird that this happened on the anniversary of my favorite Europe 72 show?), at approximately 3 pm, while at work,I had two strokes effecting the language processing center of my brain. I received rapid, excellent medical attention. I am deeply indebted to the Fire/Rescue personnel, technicians, nurses, and doctors who cared for me. And of course my wife, Faith, whose unwavering love and support is inspirational. I am a lucky man. I have only a very slight, barely noticeable residual deficit. It could have been much worse. It's odd to have to think of my brain as "damaged", yet some how it is. Others have been dealt harsher hands than this. I shall move forward, continuing to be grateful, humble, and kind........... There are lessons to be learned from all this. Life is short, and fragile. Savor it. Luxuriate in it. Never forget that love conquers fear. Thanks for listening. Rock on, my friends! Doc P.S. Amazing that years of serious drug abuse didn't put a dent in my brain, but one little blood clot can really f*ck up one's day.............
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Holy shit Doc! What an odyssey you've just been thru. So glad you made it out relatively unscathed. The mind's an amazing and awe-some place to live. Onward!
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Doc-wishing you all the best and a speedy recovery. Glad to see you're well enough to post here and continue to share the music you love. I think I speak for everyone when I say you're one of the most respected and appreciated members of this community. Take care and thanks for keeping us updated!
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