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    Who's ready to boogie with a little Brent-era Grateful Dead from the Gateway to the West? DAVE'S PICKS VOLUME 47 features the complete unreleased show from Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis, MO, 12/9/79 and you're going to need stamina because this one is high energy from start to finish.


    By the time December 1979 rolled around, Brent Mydland had fully cemented his place in the Grateful Dead canon with his twinkling keys, harmonic tenor, and songwriting skills. No more is that evident than at this show boasting 25 songs including soon-to-be classics from GO TO HEAVEN like "Alabama Getaway," "Don't Ease Me In," "Lost Sailor," and the Brent-penned "Easy To Love You." It's also packed with whirling takes on fan-favorites like "Brown-Eyed Women," "Shakedown Street," and "Terrapin Station." And you've never heard a 2nd set quite like this with eight songs before "Drums" including an improvised "Jam" launching from the end of "Saint Of Circumstance." It doesn't stop there though, with a blazing finale of "Bertha>Good Lovin'" and perhaps one of the best versions of "Don't Ease Me In" the band ever did play. We've rounded out Disc Three with an extra nugget from '79.


    Limited to 25,000 numbered copies, this release was recorded by Dan Healy and has been mastered to HDCD specs by Jeffrey Norman at Mockingbird Mastering. Grab a copy while you can.

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  • proudfoot
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    I found a video of them pre-glam in 1969 outfitted in skinhead garb performing Martha My Dear. With a violin, no less.

    Truly bizarre.

    I of course know Cum On Feel The Noize from Quiet Riot's cover in 1984. I've heard of Slade mostly in passing and as an influence on punk's creation.

    Thank you for the insights, gentlemen.

    PS crapcha images have begun showing up again. Please, NO!

  • dmcvt
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    Been away in Maine for the last ten days, holy smokes 15 pages of posts to catch up. Fishing, light hiking, nearly off the grid, no television, music from WERU Blue Hill and WMEB UMaine Bangor student station, eclectic mix to say the least. At Lobster Boat Races off Long Island Casco Bay, top speed was 63 mph, that's fast for a lobster boat. A very good friend had offered me lawn tickets to Phish SPAC, but that was a show too far. Did listen to the Friday night on the drive back, the noon Serious day after show, really nice version of Velvet Sea. Back just in time for a reggae concert last night, so Vermont, about 100 people dancing on the grass outside an old barn mountainside with a 5 piece band and local brewery, Thai buffet. LIve street music in Hanover today, Della Mae outdoor show Wednesday. Live music is the best! Hope everyone is having a great end of summer.

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    DaveRock- I have a retired firefighter neighbour that is crazy about Slade, one of his all time favourites. He plays guitar, even has a small studio in his home, and has everything Slade ever released legally, illegally, or in between. Except for the early 70s when I was in high school, I have never heard anyone ever mention them.

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    Not often you see those two names together. Still. It must have been great to see John C. with whatever band he was a part of - I never knew about that gig with Nick Gravenites. It was probably before I started travelling to London. The closest I ever got to seeing him live would have been that tour he did with Man, around 1975. It was over before I knew about it.

    PF - when I first started getting Dead tapes, around 1987,the guy who used to do them for me was also into The Dinosaurs, and he did a few good tapes of their shows for me. Robert Hunter also performed with them sometimes.
    Much later - 2004 in fact, I have it here, a double cd of The Dinosaurs came out - "Friends of Extinction" - one cd live, one studio.

    As for Slade...the first rock n' roll record I ever got, in Fall 1971 was their single "Get Down And Get With It". There is a version of that on the 1972 album "Slade Alive!" that has to be heard to be believed. It has possibly the greatest rock singing I have ever heard from anyone from any era. Incredible tonsils that man must have had. My Dad thought it was hilarious.
    They were desperately uncool at the time though. They started misspelling titles of their songs, and started to seem almost like a comedy act after a while. I still liked them, but I didn't go on about it. If anyone asked me who I liked, I said Gong.

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    You know who was most pumped about Derek joining the boys? Yours truly. He and Jimmy Herring have been my top living guitarists for 25 years, and I was fortunate enough to catch Derek when he last sat in 7-7-99 in Charlotte. Caught him four days later at the same Blockbuster Pavilion with the Allman Brothers, on his first tour after Warren Haynes and Allen Woody left in March of 1997, Derek was wanted then, but was too young, so they had Jack Pearson for a year and a half before Derek got the job in '99, and held for 15 years. He blew me away that first time seeing him, but Dickey Betts was just as monstrous a player beside him, and pushed Derek as much as he got pushed. No matter what they say about Dickey's last year in the Allmans, all four shows I saw him play '98-'99, he was every bit as good if not better than Jack Pearson or Derek, still sharp, no signs of drinking, or being overly loud. Anyway, Derek shows up to jam with Phish was like a dream come true back in '99 at my second Phish show. They did Funky Bitch and Possum, the first a Son Seals blues tune, the second a Phish original that was tonight's encore, a nice easy blues rocker with tension and release. I already dug the show, but him on the encore was delicious cream cheese frosting on top (hate cherries). Five years later, I got to see him guest with String Cheese at the Jerry Garcia Birthday Bash, and it was just as exhilirating. They did a rocking, Allman-esque original into Wayne Shorter/Miles Davis tune Footprints, where Derek really lets loose. The String Cheese guitarist, Billy Nershi, makes a typical sarcastic remark as Derek leaves, that "He'd be good if he practiced more, jeez", which I recall the crowd didn't take as intended. Luckily, Derek didn't seem to mind, as he came back for the encore (after Cheese debuted Deal) of Way Back Home> On the Road, an African-prog tune that went into a middle eastern jam with Derek into another Allmans-esque song (Southbound).

    Tonight's sit in with Phish was the last hour of the show. They could've whipped out a Derek and the Dominoes tune, an Allmans tune, hell, Joe Cocker. In the first set in Twist, I think (after they did a pronounced The Wheel Jam), Trey teased With a Little Help From My Friends, the Cocker version, just the Jimmy Page opening riff. Nice serendipity there. But the whole first set was quite good, from the rocking, classic Free opener to funky Wolfman's to solid Maze, the newer tunes were good, Pillow Jets sounds like a Who song and Sigma Oasis sounds a lot like Runaway Jim at the beginning. But Tube was nice and funky, a little spacey jam with Page on clavinet, then the Twist with Wheel Jam into the Hood I wanted. And I mean that, as it was a delightful Hood all the way through. Second set started nice and deep jam in Down with Disease (my personal first in 20 years, just 11 shows since then), but a smooth as silk segue to Ghost then led right to a major key switch a few minutes in, and thought they were gonna do Sweet Jane, nice jam into 2001, which basically served as an Elvis-like intro to Derek freaking Trucks.

    He came out, they did Golden Age, a TV on the Radio cover, they killed that, then they did the newer Phish song Everything's Right, and had a raging guitargument onstage. It was glorious! A Life Beyond the Dream featured more measured fills by Derek on slide and standard. He was quite interchangeable. Most improbably after he handled two, obviously rehearsed newer Phish songs, they came to the end of the set for a raucous finish with First Tube. Never in a million years would I have guessed this one. They do the first "verse" of this funky, endlessly grooving instrumental with Derek accentuating, they get to "verse 2", and he plays harmony, and the crowd flips out. The encore break after the Jedi Trey feedback and general cacaphony of that crescendo had my ears ringin' somethin'awful in the long, quiet encore break. A lot of people were leaving to beat the traffic, but it seemed as if people were stunned silent. Anyway, they come back, and luckily, Derek is in tow again, and they launch into Possum, which was a fitting capper to an awesome night.

    I stopped seeing Phish in 2003 after a terrible couple of shows in a row. Their breakup in 2004 didn't change that, but I did go to Knoxville 2009, it was great, Trey was sober, and they had obviously rehearsed and practiced the crazy difficult songs, so saw them basically annually when they came to NC. When I moved north a few years ago, thought I'd see tons of shows, but just two. And these are my only shows since COVID started. But since 2009, I've only seen one bad show, and one mediocre show, the rest have been good to excellent to legendary (for Phish). Those legendary would be 8-26-12 and 6-21-19, missing out on 6-17-11 by a Maxwell Smart that much. Just hope it doesn't take more devastation to get more shows.

    By the way search the interwebs for tonight's show, the video may stay up on the youtoobs, last night is still playing, so tonight should be up permanently one would hope, especially since people might still give to the benefit linqs. Check it out, some awesome music tonight. At least, I thought so.

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    Derek Trucks sat in with that band from Vermont....

    ....outstanding and epic. Golden Age.

  • proudfoot
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    Yo British people on this site

    Slade

    Big in the UK back in the day?

    I just flashed on them and am looking up stuff about them. Apparently they were quite a big deal.

    I know just a few tracks at the moment.

  • proudfoot
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    I was lucky enough to see John C...

    in 1987 methinks when he played as part of the Dinosaurs. North of Seattle, a place called Parker's.

    He, Barry Melton, Country Joe McDonald, and several others. Maybe Merl Saunders and Peter Albin.

    I'm very glad I went to that show.

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    Great John Cipollina Documentary called Recoil, check it out. What a great guitar player!

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    bout due for another binge, dug the 89 stuff I’ve seen so far!

    Need to learn more about ole Batman, another great, and great band that I’m way behind the curve!

    Bob Barker. Ever since I saw Happy Gilmore, I’ll never think of him otherwise again, which is nice!

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Who's ready to boogie with a little Brent-era Grateful Dead from the Gateway to the West? DAVE'S PICKS VOLUME 47 features the complete unreleased show from Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis, MO, 12/9/79 and you're going to need stamina because this one is high energy from start to finish.


By the time December 1979 rolled around, Brent Mydland had fully cemented his place in the Grateful Dead canon with his twinkling keys, harmonic tenor, and songwriting skills. No more is that evident than at this show boasting 25 songs including soon-to-be classics from GO TO HEAVEN like "Alabama Getaway," "Don't Ease Me In," "Lost Sailor," and the Brent-penned "Easy To Love You." It's also packed with whirling takes on fan-favorites like "Brown-Eyed Women," "Shakedown Street," and "Terrapin Station." And you've never heard a 2nd set quite like this with eight songs before "Drums" including an improvised "Jam" launching from the end of "Saint Of Circumstance." It doesn't stop there though, with a blazing finale of "Bertha>Good Lovin'" and perhaps one of the best versions of "Don't Ease Me In" the band ever did play. We've rounded out Disc Three with an extra nugget from '79.


Limited to 25,000 numbered copies, this release was recorded by Dan Healy and has been mastered to HDCD specs by Jeffrey Norman at Mockingbird Mastering. Grab a copy while you can.

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Is the the only online purchasing outlet where you pay money for your product, and then have to hope and even beg for your product?

Not receiving my paid-for-product is the norm for most at Dead.net.

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UPS tracking timely and accurate.
But when they turn it over to the Louis Dejoy circus, crickets.
Consistently this year tracking dies when it gets to USPS.
They have been close to on time for the UPS original estimate though.
And they all get here. My 47 is due today so we'll see.
(Edit: Nope, didn't come on UPS estimated date)
Cheers
Brent songs: a few I like, but not the woman hating ones or his contribution to Little Red Rooster. He seemed to just turn angry somewhere along the line. Uncomfortably unpleasant at times.

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So he mentions this comment in the seaside for #47, he also writes in the insert sleeve of #47 that they were determined to make #47 from the "Brent Era"....does that mean that DaP #48 will not be an 1980s show, I sure hope it is from the 1980s!!
This year has had nothing but 1970s shows released including the Box Set/RSD: 6 shows from 1973 including WOTF bonus live material, 3 shows from 1977 between #45 & RSD, 1972 for #46, and now 1979 for #47. I don't think we'll get 1981-1983 because of the great box set last year, but it's time for some 1980s.
What would TPTB consider a "doozy", my guess is a two show as has happened with the November picks twice before....my guess is it's time for that double shot doozy of 1985!

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1968 or 1970, most likely 1968.

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YES, JGB 5.21.76 Don't Let Go, is my favorite Jerry release. I still remember standing in a Sam Goody (in a mall, 2001ish) and being like "Wha' the wha' is this?" This was when my wife was a stay at home mom and I was BROKE, but I took a chance and threw down the cash, now new copies are $200 on eBay. The liner notes said it was to be the first of three releases from 1976, that never happened I guess. Anyway, get some Don't Let Go in your life today.

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doozy noun
variants or doozie or less commonly doozer
ˈdü-zər
plural doozies also doozers
Synonyms of doozy
: an extraordinary one of its kind
: Examples: 7-18-76, 12-5-71

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gotta be from 68 or 69 or 70.

11/19/72? PLEEEEEASE.

the guessing game. We gotta wait until...October to find out.

HCS box is a doozy squared or cubed (like paper or sugar cube). Kezar will be heard on an upcoming road trip next week.

God Bless the Grateful Dead

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For anyone who hasn't heard it: at the end of the Lakeside Chat for Dave's Picks 47, Dave says, "I will see you here in 3 months for the Dave's Picks 48 announcement," and then, "That's a doozy, that's a g... there's a lot to talk about with that one."

I'm just not sure that most of us define 'doozy' the same way Mr. Lemieux does. For me, a 'doozy' would be something that knocks me over - for example, let's suppose that in one of Bear's banana boxes were found the reels from one of the missing shows from the Soto List. For example, 11/22/1970 Edison, NJ. Now THAT would be a doozy.

But that's unlikely. So let's speculate that he's talking about a post-Brent show. Here again, a 'doozy' for me would be a show with some significance. 10/27 or 10/31/91, for example: for the performances, the guests, and the historical significance. (But then perhaps 11/3/91 is even more significant?) Could you go so far as to say the breakout after 20+ years of NSB on 2/19/91 qualifies a show as a doozy? Is 6/20/92 a doozy bc of the first Casey Jones since '84?

My guess: 8/22/93 Autzen. Even though I wouldn't personally call it a doozy, it seems to have a lot of fans. And we know Mr. Lemieux loves that venue...

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Does anybody of you getting shipping information?

All I can see at Dead Net is that I've ordered the subscription by an order number giving me in my PayPal statement. But no order confirmation from Dead Net!

No shipping information, no tracking numbers.

Besides that. The HCS-Box was 70 USD for shipping. Should be qualified for a UPS-fast and secure service but came after long weeks by regular mail, followed by a lot of hassle with the local post- and customs office. Actual shipping costs by regular mail were about only half!

Well, I don't mind paying for a qualified shipping service, but things get mixed up by Dead Net these days. Could it be Dead Net thinks we're addicts?

Cheers
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Here in the Netherlands I have not received a shipping mail for Dave's 47 yet. I think this is the first time I haven't received such a mail. Maybe I've just been lucky in the past. The fact that dead.net says that they will send a shipping confirmation when an order ships is pure fantasy as many of us know. Checking the order status is a joke as no useful or relevant information can be found. Without a shipping notice one doesn't have a tracking number.

My HCS box reached Dutch customs pretty quickly but from then until PostNL delivered it to my door was 22 days. Are they all on holiday? Of course the $70 shipping on GD boxes has nothing to do with reality. They know that the box has to be bought from the store so they can charge what they like for shipping. I hate such greedy money grabbers. With the shipping and duties levied by customs the box cost me almost exactly $300.

What will come first? Dave's Picks 47 or Oktoberfest?

Here in the UK I’ve had a shipping notice on 28th July . UPS finally got the package on 1st August. I’m not getting any UPS updates at the moment but it’s presumably moving. Anytime in the next 2 weeks will do for me.

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Disappointed with the quality of the recording of this Pick. It's dominated by vocals and keyboards - the guitars are dull and quiet. Not sure why this show was chosen. Surely there are other equally as good shows from this period but with better recordings. Are we just scraping the bottom of the barrel now?

7-27,28-73
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12-18-73 with filler from the next night to complete DP1.

Dave’s gotta keep the ‘73 ball rolling so that we’re at full speed for the 50th anniversary of ‘74.

DaP 47
I think that it sounds really good for a cassette master.
I haven’t done any side-by-side comparisons but I think it sounds better than 10-27-79 (my favorite Brent ‘79), which I listened to about 2 weeks ago.
Can’t compare with 12-28-79 (my 2nd favorite Brent ‘79) because I think that is a Betty reel or multitrack.
My 3rd favorite Brent ‘79 is 12-1-79, so yeah Dave, when do we get that show?

Only been through 12-9-79 once but I liked what I heard. I liked the Shakedown.
People been asking for a Shakedown in the DaP series, and they finally got one.

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Don't forget #39 Conekid. I think there is a Shakedown on this release.

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Still no notification of shipping for 47. Logging in is a waste of time, "order history" does not work, then the search function insists the order # does not exist, despite cut/paste from original email for 23' DP via GDS.
So lame. Last time I subscribe for DP yearly.

Listened to this one all the way through and it really felt like a let down. I just don't understand why this one was picked. I love early Brent era and I'm happy they're dipping into these shows but why this one? There's nothing special about it and the quality of the recording isn't good. The vocals overpower the instruments. I listened to it this once and I'll probably never listen to it again. I don't get it.

I know...

A GREEK SHOW!!!

10 20 68 notwithstanding, there have been zero Greek shows released.

The time is nigh, brethren and sistren!

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My first Dave's Picks and it's been great to have in the car this week. Been starting to pick up older ones and a couple Road Trips, as well. Fun to be digging deeper with the Dead for the first time...

Second set in the car soon.

The thing is, I'm not particularly picky.

I sense that I will like it. Time will tell.

"Sorry that you feel that way", FMR. Hopefully another listen will be better.

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1968 very cool, but hopefully 9/19 & 20/70

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If we don't get a doozy, we can always make do with a floozy.

Welcome!
Don't ever pay too much for the older stuff, be patient. You can probably get copies from someone also.

I absolutely love all the speculation about the next pick...

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1979
Give it a listen, it's a keeper.
Happy Friday to all of the good citizens out here in DeadLand.

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got a shipping notice with a tracking number, does not say who has the package, ups? usps? fed ex? where would I go to type in the shipping number? ok, where's my package?

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it's here, lovely wife says it was here yesterday, where did yesterday go? somehow I missed it.

So looking at the cover, I see a phoenix among all the cardinals, speculations on the meaning of that? Also, not having been to St. Louis since I was a small child, what is the statue of? Is that a bear?
Haven't listened yet but I see 2 that's right Virginia, 2 Space jams. Love it, more space the better.
12-4-79 is the filler, a Stella in there.
Never been a fan of 79, but 1980 hits the spot and this is close to that so I will check it out, I'm sure we shall enjoy it.
Can't say it enough, Happy Birthday Jerry
Happy indictment day too! :)

I just now did a search. Apparently it's a reference to a bear statue at Kiel Opera House in St. Louis. I like how they gave it a GD dancing bear collar.

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My copy arrived yesterday, following the usual shipping notice confusion. Got a shipping notice on July 28, which was after some people here had already received their copies. No tracking information available from USPS for 8 days, then it suddenly just shows up in my box on August 3. Weird, but pretty much what I've come to expect.

Listened to disc one and was mildly disappointed in the audio quality: Vocals very high in the mix, Jerry and Brent very prominent, but Phil and Bob much too low for my taste. Performances in the first set strike me as merely pretty good: they fumble around in Cassidy, Minglewood is pretty low energy, good Candyman. But things perk up considerably on disc 2. Is it just my imagination or is Phil much higher in the mix (thank ye gods) in the second set? Excellent sequence of Shakedown, Samson, and High Time, very nice Saint/Jam. Never been crazy about Brent's tunes, but his singing on High Time and his playing behind Garcia's soloing on this Terrapin are really nice. Hope to get to disc 3 today.

Interesting to read in the liner notes that #47 started with the premise that it would definitely be from the "Brent era." Kind of confirms the notion that Dave feels obligated to represent all eras. And it's long been obvious that he loves unusual set lists, as is the case with 47. Pluses and minuses to all that, but all in all an ethos I'll support. Variety is the spice yadda yadda. I'm not the biggest Brent fan (sure wish he'd played an actual piano instead of that toy Casio or whatever it is he uses here), but I'm enjoying this one.

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44 years ago today I was up in Oakland for another rocking night with the Good old Grateful Dead.. Fun show! After closing down Winter land the Dead would be calling the Oakland Auditorium their new home. The Dead delivered the goods. Fun times!

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Joey - yes, another good one. A much tougher, r'n'b feel than "Don't Let Go". Although "Imagine" reminded me of Jeff Beck a bit.
For what it' worth, I would imagine the next Dave's, for the sake of symmetry, will be from near the beginning or near the end. Which makes it a 1968 or a 1990's show with Bruce and Vince. Hey - I know nothing.

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I’m guessing that this is a clever allusion to the St. Louis Cardinals NFL franchise that relocated to the Phoenix metro area several decades ago.

There is a good energy to this show but the recording is a bit flat. Vocals are high in the mix but not much definition to the instruments, which almost sound like they were recorded in mono. This might be attributed to Dan Healy at the board. I am not a big fan of anything beyond ‘77 anyway, so this one is getting a second listen and then I will return to the Spring ‘73 party.

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I was listening to Ringo Starr's first solo album last night (covers of 'standards' mostly '30's & '40's) and I was thinking the same thing. When I bought, I was a Beatles collector, so I HAD to have it. But damn if I didn't have a different set of ears on last night. A couple of the tunes are ones that mean MUCH more to me today than ever. So what did I do then?? I played his second solo L.P. (you know, the country & western one). I always had a bit of a soft spot for that one, but the cd that came out in '95 has a couple a fantastic extra tracks, and hearing the Jordanaires on backing vox, well it's truly a trip down memory lane. Going to see my Orioles tonight and tomorrow, so not much music for me until Sunday.
Belated thank you to Jerry, for EVERYTHING!!

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Arrived Tuesday. Opening Soon Cant Wait.

Still havent digested HCS.

But Onward!

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I'm with ya Proudfoot ... when are we gonna get a multi-year Greek boxed set? Can't see that venue and all the wonderful shows it produced being overlooked forever ... perhaps in July of 2024 for the anniversary of that incredible Friday 13th Dark Star? I will it to be so!!!!

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#5248 via Donkey Express in the Red Rock Southwest. This DaP is a good un no doubt.

Gary - crossing threads, glad you dug the Dead and Co 7/1 show. I keep coming back to it. It was a great/grateful night.

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No shipping notice.
Just showed up in my mailbox.
First time that’s happened.
Ripping it now. Gonna give it a spin after this edible kicks in.
Between Dave’s 46 + bonus disc, the new box set, and this little darling, I’ve got a lot of listening to do.

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…DOAH, stooooopid Dejoy (even Homer don’t like him)

47 was moving along nicely, then didn’t seem to make the handoff from UPS to USPS in Denver.
Was supposed to originally arrive Wednesday the 2nd, then Thursday, then…but tracking had stopped before the handoff, a week ago! Scary, because this is where some folks often seem to lose theirs. Gulp….
So was starting to get worried, when all of a sudden tracking shows it at the PO yesterday, but not ready for delivery, which usually means the passive/aggressive fucks at our PO will sit on it for a day or two, so you have to try and make it in there on a Monday, or they’ll at least wait until literally 5:01, after they close, and then put the slip in the box, requiring a return trip and wait in line with 40 or so other folks all crammed in the 10 X 20’ Covid incubator lobby!
So what a wonderful surprise when just a few hours later tracking showed “delivered”! So awesome to not only get it, but they actually put it in the box so no having to go wait in line etc! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Whooohoo, so ripped it last night with no issues and checked out the 12/4 bonus material along with the stuff from DaP 31. Sounded nice!
So, TOO is working today, so as soon as proper protocol is followed, this place gonna be rocking!!
Hope others get yours soon! Now where did I leave that lighter?

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Well Alfred may not ever worry but I was worried too Oro.
I think ours travel the same ridiculously circuitous route through Denver USPS.
Zero tracking after the UPS handoff on all of this year's releases.
Big number 20787/25000 was a couple days late.
Warming up the solid state transistors and capacitors.
Cheers and enjoy

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I think this a pretty good show. I was checking out some ticket stubs from back in the day, and remembered 6/5-6/6/93 giants stadium. I don't remember which one, but I remember we were in my 71' Chevelle on the N.J. turnpike sitting in traffic, because an 18 wheeler full of honeybee hives turned over, and the fire department had to hose down the truck. Anyone on here remember that? Traffic was so jammed that we all just turned our cars off , started to mingle around with other heads. I completely forgot about that till yesterday. Once we got to the stadium everyone was talking about it. Talk about getting a buzz. Dave's 47 Shakedown is pretty groovy. Brent's tinkling shines through.

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Back at ya.
And muchas gracias Pedro!
Cheers

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....yup. It's still here. My step-daughter and her family caught it again for the third time.
Daves shows delivered but I'm out of town until tomorrow.

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The PO Box Wednesday, but so far behind on music, crazy with floods and storms this summer, only half way into the HCS box. I did check that there was no glue and no scratches on any of the DaP 47 discs.... hmmmmm. K.I.S.S. packaging, what Oro said.

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