Grateful Dead

After listening to the Good Ol Podcast about the Warfield/Radio City shows, Im pumped to see DEAD AHEAD.

However, the expanded DVD version seems a bit hard to find. The one that is streaming is a good 2 hours, but I'm looking for the 3 hour version with all the great extras. Cant find it in any stores outside of Amazon. Anyone have a link to it?

My friend Carrie’s voice and Circles by Wyn Starks; life is wonderful!

Gonna need to check this one out. Really psyched about Starfinder’s efforts to digitize his dad’s old reel-to-reels. The material I’ve listened to so far has been stellar! Shout out to Jasmine Melton at WNCW for playing some of Doc & Merle’s Boarding House songs from that collection.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHL2XeuA6Yg

....Dystopia.

China->
Rider

There's so much good music to listen to, music that was released years ago and also music that was released this year.
These days my favourite is WARREN ZEVON! Such strong songs!! I got myself the first 5 albums (sans bonustracks) for 20 bucks only. They still sound great. I especially like "Bad luck streak in dancing school" (with the wonderful David Lindley). Warren Zevon transports a passion for life and justice in his songs and his love songs sound marvellous. He's one of the great ones (along with Bruce Springsteen, John Fogerty, Neil Young, Bob Dylan and of course the Grateful Dead). BTW the Dead covered 2Werewolves of London2 and Jerry G. "Accidentially like a Martyr". Enough written, check out Warren's music!

Anniversary tomorrow

Jerry Garcia Band November 25, 1983
Cleveland Music Hall - Cleveland, OH

Set 1:
tuning
I'll Take A Melody
Cats Under The Stars
They Love Each Other
Knockin' On Heaven's Door
The Way You Do The Things You Do
Run For The Roses

Set 2:
Sugaree
Love In The Afternoon
Rhapsody In Red
Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Dear Prudence
Tangled Up In Blue

Lineup: Jerry Garcia Band:
Jerry Garcia
DeeDee Dickerson
John Kahn
David Kemper
Jaclyn LaBranch
Melvin Seals
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p5yzz8g3Do

On Sirius channel 22 (yes just below the dead) Little Stevie's Underground garage.
Music from 50s 60s and 70s from England and the U S. They play some hits but it is more the best songs off an LP. Gets really good around 5 pm.