Grateful Dead

38 years ago today,I was at the Frost for the
second of two great shows by the Good old Grateful Dead. Hopefully these shows along with 1982 & 1983 from the Frost will see an official release someday. Fun times!

I forgot about the 9-3-72 tracks in our hands. So... with the main jammies from that show already released, that favors getting the jammies from 9-19-72, playing right into my hands! Maybe we'll get the Truckin', Loser from 9-3, maybe Mississippi Half-Step (a live fav of mine). Pretty sure Dave will pack that bonus disc with 79:59 minutes of goodies.

daverock -- '73 ABB is extremely hot, at least for me; saw them four times that year and each show, er, changed my life.

dcvt -- thanks for the thanks on my courage in watching the seaside chat. Speaking of clues, isn't it about time to conjure up an appearance by Bolo, who hands out (indecipherable) clues like candy?

Just heard Dave spin up the second set opener China>Rider on Sirius. Sounded really good at full volume in my car!

Its a crime that 4/27/85 is not yet released.
What a fantastic show this one is high on my list of lists.
Still no ship notice for 46 as of yet.

Be Well People,
Sixtus

....spinning it now.

There were two years they "disbanded" after Greg testified against a road manager (?) named Herring, in a drug case I think, (Is it possible he was/is related to the later ABB, Panic, Jazz is Dead, Phil & Friends and The Dead member Jimmy Herring?) and the rest of the band was pissed at Greg. So Chuck was on piano before and after maybe. His band Sea Level is worth investigating. I think I have their first two. And Dangerous Dan Toler was a huge part of their post Duane sound. Great guitarist! All eras of ABB are peerless. The kings of what was termed southern rock.
How's that Mahavishnu Dave? On my ever expanding list of things to keep an eye out for now.
Cheers
Just saw John McLaughlin and Jimmy Herring are doing some gigs. That would be a wowzer.

Seems a shame they can't serve up a Fall Dark Star on the bonus disc, which may have made for a more satisfying release, overall.
Not the Dead, but Dead like, I have been re-listening to the Allmans "Brothers and Sisters" 4 cd box that came out a few years ago. I came to the Allmans late in life, and have tended to pole vault over this release, from the Duane years onto the Warren Haynes ones. But this lineup, with Chuck Leavell, and these discs - the original album, outtakes and live show 9/26/73, with Chuck Leavell are really sounding good to me at the moment.

So my last 5 are that little lot
Live in Lyon 12/14/73 - Gong
The Lost Trident Sessions - The Mahavishnu Orchestra
Starless and Bible Black - King Crimson
The Story of................ - Bo Diddley. That's the mighty Bo Diddley.

Kudos for wading through, bonus points... all I can remember about it was it was by the seaside and the attack by the Haematopodidae. At which point I developed an uncontrollable urge for something on the half shell... What a pity the teases of the specials to come couldn't hint a little harder... pearls of wisdom... but then the kraken would rise up and devour Dave and where would we be. Shipping notice sent yesterday but nothing tracking.

Repeating here but the DiP 36 has these 3 from 9-3-72 Boulder.
He's Gone
The Other One
Wharf Rat
So if those are not on the bonus disc then... we will see.
Cheers
Go Kraken. Yeah, I'm a Colo. boy but we had our turn.
Shipping notice yesterday for 46. Maybe next week.

HF doesn't post for months, then a double post. Okay, jammies from 9-3-72 are all original songs:
Truckin'
Loser
He's Gone
The Other One
Wharf Rat

Other possibilities: Mississippi Half-Step

And from 9-19-72 (my first show!):
He's Gone
The Other One
Stella Blue
Sugar Magnolia
Casey Jones

Yes, repetitive. Other possibilities: Brokedown Palace (at a stadium show), Bird Song

(Give me a Stella, Brokedown and Bird Song and I'll wet my pants....)