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  • Colin Gould
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    Nice cover of’Brokedown Palace’ by Gillian Welch & David Rawlings on Utube.

  • proudfoot
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    Mo' Phil

    Dark Star 4/8/71

    Hard to Handle 4/29/71

  • JimInMD
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    11/10/67

    Gary Lambert played That's It for the Other One as an homage to Phil from this show today on Sat Radio. I caught it on a mini road trip. On the way home they not so coincidentally played New Potato Caboose from the same show about two hours later.

    Phil was hot that night. Perhaps the most special show in Boxzilla, with many contenders.

  • icecrmcnkd
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    11-10-67 vinyl

    Volume and subwoofer turned up.
    Phil’s rockin’ the house.

  • bigbrownie
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    Help>Slip>Franklin's

    Video from 6/19/76 on yewtoob.

  • JimInMD
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    New Potato Caboose

    From Two From The Vault is one of my all-time GD moments. It has that soothing melody that feels so good after a "My nerves are shot, and I can't take it anymore" section of music like That's It for the Other One. Exactly perfect.

    I wish they would have found a way to keep it in their repertoire a little longer. On the sunny side, I was able to see them perform it both with Phil's band and Furthur in the post Jerry years.

    One of those great, quirky songs. Thanks Phil, you are missed.

  • Oroborous
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    2FTV CD 2, that New tator jam is prime Philski!
    11/7/85: Let It Grow>Space>Gimme Sum
    6/30/85 Shakedown
    Live Dead
    12/6/73 RT bonus disc
    Warlocks Pedromix; H/S/F, Attics, Dark Star>space>Death Don’t>Mr F. Gimme Sum>Dew. Bid U
    5/11/72 discs 3&4
    11/5/77 set 2
    BOR 3/20/86
    VIola 5/2/70
    11/8/69
    Ramble On 6/22/83
    Jack Straw 8/27/83 (Aud!)
    7/9/95 Unbroken, BOR
    2/10/01 Phil & Phreinds
    Rock & Roll Blues P&F

  • proudfoot
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    Yesterday

    When my wife texted me the news I listened first to Unbroken Chain and then Box of Rain

    Verklempt? Oh yes.

  • bigbrownie
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    Update

    I was at the Los Lobos show last night.
    When the guys took the stage, David Hidalgo
    stepped up to the mike and said:
    "This is for Phil Lesh."
    They proceeded to open with "West L.A. Fadeaway."

    There were quite a few heads in the audience, and we got
    Evangeline, Not Fade Away, Bertha, La Bamba>Good Lovin>La Bamba
    plus ALL the great tunes Los Lobos is known for. Bitter sweet. What a day it was.

  • uncle_tripel
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    deepest condolences...

    ...to the Lesh family
    and to the extended family members,
    and to the GD community at large.

    will begin a tribute to Phil today with
    3/19/90 box of rain
    Terrapin Station: passenger
    3/15/90 set 2
    10/12/07 Camden NJ
    12/03/05 Buffalo
    Fallout From The Phil Zone

    RIP Phil

    such a long, long time to be gone
    and a short time to be there

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12/6/73. Kind of a meandering one, that doesn't necessarily get to the point until the 37-minute mark. I think it's good to not have much of an agenda sometimes. Eyes of the world kicks in and is smokin' good. Killer Here Comes Sunshine. Why do so many great shows come out of Cleveland?
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