Grateful Dead

nice tunes :)

Hi i have a few new tunes and remixes of the older ones on my page now. The tunes are all tributes to the Dead except for On the Road which is more of a breeze through the beat scene etc (brief and not in depth but I think catchy) and Memphis Hideaway is more inspired by the Dead scene that a tribute to the band. I hope you enjoy them. http://www.myspace.com/dcmuir Merry Christmas all!

Greetings...all. July, 2007 marked the release of Will King's solo album, Come on in from the Cold. Featuring twelve Americana-twinged tracks, special guests include Grammy nominated John Cohen [The New Lost City Ramblers, and recently featured in Martin Scorsese's documentary on Bob Dylan, No Direction Home]. Cohen, who has been said to have served as inspiration for the Grateful Dead's "Uncle John's Band," plays mandolin and sings on the title track. John Ventimiglia [Artie Bucco, The Sopranos] co-wrote "28 Days," and sings on the title tracks refrain.Other guests include Drummer Doug Yowell [Suzanne Vega, The Dragonflys], bassist Saul Zonana [Ace Frehley, Luv Junkies] and vocalist RJ King. paste: http://cdbaby.com/cd/willking to check it out... For more information, please visit www.willkingmusic.com - click "music" to hear title track! Check out "Pathways to Freedom" page featuring new song recorded with drummer Aaron Comess [Spin Doctors]. If you can assist in any way [bookings/gigs - spreading the music/word] that would be great! Would be great to hear your thoughts on the album...drop a line... Many thanks....be well

I'm in a band named Hey You Guuuys...check us out! Ok, so it's just me... www.purevolume.com/heyyouguuuys P.S. If you like weasels and you like johnny cash you should check us (me) out BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE CLUB OF YAVNEH ACADEMY and our sponsors Art Vandelay Industries NORML The Human Fund

Wow hip forum topic! I've got some vids posted up on http://www.youtube.com/jkstraw of mainly Dead related cover tunes (acoustic). I'm not that great at guitar - but am woodshedding with a teacher right now and making some progress. Hopefully in the next year or so I will have some Electric attempts posted as well. http://www.youtube.com/jkstraw Always looking for constructive feedback and local heads to jam with.

Xmy husband and i have past experience with various bands in the tri state area currently we are experimenting with a repitior of dead and jazz standards sung by ladies like nina simone sara vhaun and billie worked out a nice arrangement of my favorite things but mastercard did a cheezy commercial and killed it for us song feels cheep now hopefully time will heel the wound and restore its original glory got old tour head friend from back in the jerry days on rhythm guitar that joins in on occasion

www.thejfp.com

"Coming together in 2006, the JFP is the melting pot for so many different styles of music. Rock, jazz, funk, soul, R&B, blues, folk, reggae...., it's all there." New Sounds Online Sept.'06 "We cover some of the greatest songs of all time.", says Jason Ferguson, guitarist and vocalist for the JFP. "And though we pay heavy homage to Jerry Garcia & Merl Saunders in the way we arrange our material, it's really tough to pin us down to any one style. It's not hard to describe what we're actually doing, I say first and foremost, we're a rock & roll band." Besides covering songs by American and International artists such as Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Stevie Wonder, Bob Marley, The Rolling Stones, Marvin Gaye, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Cliff and Van Morrison, the JFP digs back deep into the catalogues of these greats to pull out their lesser known material. "We give the flops the royal treatment too.", says Gregory Smith, bassist and vocalist. Jason adds, "We're like a rescue and salvage operation. When I go to a record store looking for material I go into the back, or look under the shelves, you know what I mean?" With an equal blend of the jam sensibility of bands like The Grateful Dead and The Allman Brothers, and the lockstep tightness along the lines of Little Feat and The Funky Meters, the JFP brings back the obscure songs that built the foundation for today's popular music. Carefully crafting their interpretation of these songs has given the JFP a sense of freedom, and along with that freedom comes those magical musical moments where chances are taken, and where an old tune can sound brand new.....

Check us out at : myspace.com/electronicvibrationsorchestra We have new lineup of musicians and will soon be changing our name, but the sounds will remain the same. Come groove with us...

Me and my drum machine mixing board play couple of Grateful Covers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMtTmjWYzvk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FI-qCXT2u5c PK