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  • Deadicated
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    8/06/54 Clifford Brown "Brown & Roach, Inc." & "Jordu" 8/06/57 Sarah Vaughan "At Mr. Kelly's" 8/06/57 Barney Kessel "Let's Cook" (two tunes w/ Ben Webster - oooeee!) 8/06/71 Hollywood Palladium (Hunter Seamons' matrix) Intermission: 8/06/57 Charlie Mingus "Tijuana Moods" 8/06/71 Set 2 Feels like Friday on a Tuesday - as Bird would play, "Now's the Time".
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    8/00/77 "Waiting For Columbus" Better San Juan than this blue-collared hell - agreed?
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    PURE JERRYDISC TWO BRIGHT SIDE OF THE ROAD SHINING STAR WAITING FOR A MIRACLE THINK I SHALL BE RELEASED DON'T LET GO MIDNIGHT MOONLIGHT WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD This set list was just so special and amazing. Whilist listening I raise my glass for a toast! To the Pure Heart and Soul Jerry always kept perfect and ready to share. May all continue to let Jerry do what he did best~~~~ share his beautiful Heart and Soul! TO JERRY ~clink He's... rocking at my house right now. Get yer celebration on cause it's not over its just beginning. jerrygarcia.com
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    Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros
    I first found out about these cats when their song "40 Day Dream" was among iTunes's free songs of the week in either late 2009 or early 2010. Something about this new age band of gypsies/hippies struck a chord with me, and I fell in love with them instantly. Not long afterwards, I bought their debut album, 'Up from Below', which stands as my favorite of their releases so far. And I bought 'Here' the day it was released. The band's latest release, their self-titled third LP, is a little slower and dreamier than their previous two albums. 'Here' was slower and dreamier than 'Up from Below', and the last two albums were recorded around the same time, so I think this move to slower, more introspective songs was deliberate. It's not as upbeat as their previous two records, but it doesn't have to be. I mean, life's not always sunshine and rainbows, so why should our music? If you're not familiar with Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, get familiar. They're worth it.
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    7/31/74 Dave's Dos (ha,ha) Sounding extra dynamite today - seriously maniacal at moments, don't you know. (yay, I spelled it right!) nevermind ... 7/31/35 three tracks from the "Complete Billie Holiday" 7/31/44 Bunk Johnson 1944 (2nd masters) 7/31/74 The remainder. Is tomorrow really happening? As Etta James would say, "at last". Rejoice!!!
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    7/29/29 Early Ellington 7/29/46 Charlie Parker "Dial Masters" 7/29/64 Oscar Peterson "Ljubljana, Yugoslavia" 7/29/74 Capital Centre Landover, Md. (matrix - sick bits + bonus disc) To tell the truth, the matrix is outstanding - you can really hear the room and the majesty of the WOS! Great, great show. I recently finished listening to the Orpheum run and, though a tad late in the game, would make a fabulous box - especially if it were given the matrix touch - the crowd is lovin' it every night.
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    7/18/72>Anthem>7/18/72
    Along with various jazz dates, including Little Johnny C, I'm listening to Roosevelt Stadium and Anthem (on it's release date '68).Hotter, hotter, hotter. Mas mojitos, por favor!!!
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    Proud to be an Okie..
    Beach Boys, favorite group growing upGrateful Dead, favorite group once I grew up: http://www.elyrics.net/read/g/grateful-dead-lyrics/okie-from-muskogee-(… Never had such a good time, in my life before.. repoman
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    7/16/72 Dillon Stadium Hot, hot, hot. (Intermission) 7/16/58 Jimmy Smith "Six Views of the Blues" 7/16/62 Bill Evans "Interplay" 7/16/72 Dillon Stadium (2nd set) I'm listening to Stella Blue - 1st set.
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The real-time reports continue...
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Selten Gehörte Musik
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"In the Court of the Crimson King," "In the Wake of Poseidon," "Lizard," and "Red." Might even throw in "EleKtrik: Live in Japan" for good measure.
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Storybook A covers album. Unfortunately contains the Suzanne Vega hit "Luka." Unfortunate not because I dislike the song, but because even hearing the name tends to start my interior jukebox with the tune and it could take days to get it out of my head. Happening right now, by the way.
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Seesselberg
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Conrad Schnitzler
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Sand
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Tempest
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Heat Lightning Rumbles in the Distance
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James Luther Dickinson and the North Mississippi Allstars -- I'm Just Dead, I'm Not Gone Live set from 2006 accompanied by sons Luther and Cody, along with "spiritual son" Chris Chew-- you ought to check this out. RIP Jim. and South Memphis String Band -- Old Times There... More back-porch string music with Luther, Alvin Youngblood Hart and Jimbo Mathus.
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Go with Patterson Hood; the Truckers deserve the tag of being the last real Rock band in America; So lets go for it - DBT; Steve Earle, the Dead 40% of the time and Jackie Levein - check him out--
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Ray Russell
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John Russell
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Keith Rowe
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Steve Roden
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The Carpenter I would have liked a little less cello and a little more banjo (no need to "pretty up" these songs IMO). Still an enjoyable listen, however.
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Terry Riley
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Fantasy The Complete Recordings is Remastered and Resquenced to the original recording of July 1973. If you already own anyof the Keystone releases you MUST have this one. Absolutly unbeleivable sound. This was recorded 39 years ago....Get a copy for yourself, you will be very happy with it...!!!!
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The Residents
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Steve Reich
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Red Noise
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the second set of 10/06/77, Activity Center- ASU, Tempe - all cylinders, companeros! As primers I listened to Miles/Rollins "Dig" from 10/06/51 & Rollins plays Bird from '56, followed by two takes of "I Love You Sweetheart of All My Dreams" courtesy Thelonious from 10/06/64. Go Cards.
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Rooster Rag. Again. Truly an amazing disc! Anything Robert Hunter touches these days turns to gold - but then we've always known that, haven't we?
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Red Krayola
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Eliane Radigue
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Live in New York City (6/6/11) I saw Simon about 6 months later on this tour -- setlist was the same as the NYC concert, though the full show from this tour includes a couple of additional covers, notably a show-highlight of a "for George" rendition of "Here Comes the Sun," unfortunately missing from this release. Still pretty damn good after all these years.
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Popol Vuh
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Baltimore's own Jacob Panic's brand-spanking-new album, "Pop-Grass," which is available exclusively through Bandcamp.com (http://jacobpanic.bandcamp.com). If you dig modern pop songs played by a bluegrass band, check this album out; it's a steal at $10. And Jacob can pick him some wicked banjo!
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Palo Alto, Stanford U. 10/10/82 Had to listen on its 30th! (Miller Aud) A Sunday. I can imagine it was awesome to be there - all those exotic trees with the dappled light, balmy temp, and Jerry lettin' 'em rip! Too much! Agreed, best show of '82.
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The Pop Group
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Polwechsel
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sounds perfect in some way every time I listen to it 'bout now, in the Fall when time is warping and tightening - awhoa! 10-12-68 give it a try, listen to it again or not. Unrelenting, ferocious and "spot-on, eh?". I was really hoping that the next Dave's was going to be this or hereabouts, but what is within earshot is most definitely worthy. Go there GOGD!!!
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Pôle
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The Plastic People Of The Universe
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Pere Ubu
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Parker & Lytton
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Bernard Parmegiani
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Bettye Lavette -- Thankful n' ThoughtfulJimmy Cliff -- Rebirth Van Morrison -- Born to Sing: No Plan B John Hiatt -- Mystic Pinball Mumford and Sons -- Babel Happy Friday, folks!
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from Garcia Plays Dylan Again 'Going Going Gone' over and over say no more
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Take your pick - this date is a rich one. I'm listening to Bobby blast Me & My Uncle from Northrop Auditorium. Go Cards.