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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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King Oliver 10/26/23 Duke Ellington Small Groups, Vol.1 10/26/37 George Lewis "Jazz Funeral In NOLA" 10/26/53 Miles Davis "Relaxin'" & "Cookin'" 10/26/56 Jackie McLean "A Fickle Sonance" 10/26/61 Bob Dylan "Carnegie Hall" 10/26/63 (One of those Record Store finds) Derek & the Dominos @ Fillmore East 10/23 & 24/70 Grateful Dead Rochester 10/26/71 Sound Dimension "Jamaica Soul Shake, Vol. 1" (only the duppy knows!) Joe Higgs "Unity is Power" 1979 (brand spankin' new!) Merle Haggard "The Way I Am" 1980 Go Cards!
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AGF
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Helena Hauff
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M.I.A.
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Been in the mood for some progressive rock since Friday morning. OHO is actually based in Baltimore, MD, and has been around since the '70s. They have been called "the American answer to Pink Floyd," though I'm not so sure that aptly describes their music. They have a heavy Celtic folk influence to their sound backed with powerful, haunting female vocals. Check 'em out on CD Baby.
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LFO
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Adriana Lopez
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Count Basie 11-09-38 Mal Waldron "Mal 1" 11-09-56 Dizzy Reece "Star Bright" 11-09-59 Neil Young "Sugar Mountain" 11-09-68 Grateful Dead Winterland 11-09-73 (might be my fave of the three) Sound Dimension Jamaica Soul Shake, Vol. 1 '70's
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Planetary Assault Systems
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Al Bell wrote, "I'll Take You There"after his little brothers funeral while in the backyard. Sung by the Beautiful Staple Singers. I have never not loved this song. I dreamly sang this throughout Veteran's Day. Jump-in http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xO0Q3192Jrs This one too... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5GyJuhQmkQ And... these two too, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxuSUX-_bsw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzKb-vpGnpQ
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Not sure how many of you--if any--are familiar with the music of Daniel Higgs (e.g.: Lungfish, Skull Defekts), but I recently scored a copy of the limited edition LP "The Godward Way." Higgs's solo work harkens back to early music--pre-music industry music--and is probably hard on the casual music listener, but his work is just so...PROLIFIC. "The Godward Way" is a 24-minute "jam" on the long-neck banjo and mouth harp with somew chanting/singing thrown in for good measure. And, as an added bonus, the LP came with a CD copy for easy portability. I have several of Higgs's solo records, and, if you're interested in jumping into that realm, I highly suggest starting with "Say God" of "Beyond & Between." They're less abrasive than such records as "Atomic Yggdrasil Tarot" or "Clairaudience Fellowship."
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Found this to be the highlight show of the Spring '77 box. They are all close though. The band is in the same groove each of these five nights and it just seems to be the venue and crowd that are changing it up. These CD sleeves are very nice and would have made the E72 box far, far, better without adding much in the way if extra cost. They would have easily fit in the trunk, too!
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check out this new video wow they are awesome of the 18th and entire show from 19th on you tube Grateful Dead 6-19-76 Capitol Theatre Passaic NJ . Voodoonola2 Voodoonola2·78 videos
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Man, I haven't sat down to listen to the Ramones in what feels like ages, and it's amazing how one can forget how incredibly amazing a band truly is/was. I started listening while driving to work, and my one-year-old was squealing and dancing in her carseat. It does a poppa proud to see his little one love his favorite bands, too!
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Dead.net, "Easy Answers" 12/13/1992 San Diego. Thanks for the 30 days of the Dead downloads, Sweet! Paisley Tom
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Billie Holiday 1 & 2, disc 1 "Complete BH" 11/27/33 Red Garland "All Kinds of Weather" 11/27/58 Jimmy Heath "The Thumper" 11/27/59 Rolling Stones "Get Yer Ya Ya's Out" 11/27/69 Roy Buchanan "Livestock" 11/27/74 Goin' down to the graveyard, got to see my baby, got to see my baby, just one more time. Love Les Pauls, Es 335's and tele's! Question: If you were to combine Workingman's and American Beauty, what would be the just exactly perfect song sequence? Same goes for Garcia and Ace and Wake and Mars Hotel.
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before i listened to this albulm i was sceptical because i had heard it was different from other rdead records. However as soon as i turned it on and heard my new favorite version of good lovin for the first time i knew shakedown street was good creation
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Laurel Halo
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808 State
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Giving "New Moon," the new Men album, a try. It was on my Amazon recommendations list, and I have no idea why. It's mildly terrible. That's about as well as I can summarize whatever it is I'm listening to.
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The Haxan Cloak
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Great black throated wind - dead 6_15_95Always enjoyed this tune F'n a.