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    Grateful Dead Hour no. 97

    Week of July 30, 1990

    Another Merl Saunders interview from the GD Hour archive. This program contains the same "Mystery Train" we heard in past week's podcast; at the time of this interview (1990), it had not been released; Merl gave it to me on a cassette as a special treat.

    - DG

    Garcia-Saunders 10/31/74 Memorial Gym, University of San Francisco
    HE AIN'T GIVE YOU NONE

    Merl Saunders, Blues from the Rainforest
    BLUES FROM THE RAINFOREST
    SUNRISE OVER HALEAKALA

    Merl Saunders (clavinet); Jerry Garcia (guitar,vocal); Vassar Clements (fiddle); David Grisman (mandolin); John Kahn (bass); Bill Kreutzmann (drums) - studio jam circa 1972
    MYSTERY TRAIN

    You can browse or search the Grateful Dead Hour program logs on the GD Hour web site. Let me know if there's a particular program you'd like to hear, and feel free to post requests and comments here or by email to gdhour@dead.net

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    Every Wednesday, we post a program from the Grateful Dead Hour archives for your enjoyment and enlightenment.

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    bob bitchin
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    always a good listen
    always a good listen
  • hey_bob
    16 years ago
    YOW is right!
    that is some fine fiddle showcasing on Mystery Train
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Week of July 30, 1990

Another Merl Saunders interview from the GD Hour archive. This program contains the same "Mystery Train" we heard in past week's podcast; at the time of this interview (1990), it had not been released; Merl gave it to me on a cassette as a special treat.

- DG

Garcia-Saunders 10/31/74 Memorial Gym, University of San Francisco
HE AIN'T GIVE YOU NONE

Merl Saunders, Blues from the Rainforest
BLUES FROM THE RAINFOREST
SUNRISE OVER HALEAKALA

Merl Saunders (clavinet); Jerry Garcia (guitar,vocal); Vassar Clements (fiddle); David Grisman (mandolin); John Kahn (bass); Bill Kreutzmann (drums) - studio jam circa 1972
MYSTERY TRAIN

You can browse or search the Grateful Dead Hour program logs on the GD Hour web site. Let me know if there's a particular program you'd like to hear, and feel free to post requests and comments here or by email to gdhour@dead.net

Thanks for listening!
David Gans

Every Wednesday, we post a program from the Grateful Dead Hour archives for your enjoyment and enlightenment.

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Submitted by hey_bob on Thu, 11/13/2008 - 13:23

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that is some fine fiddle showcasing on Mystery Train
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Submitted by Jaime on Mon, 11/17/2008 - 21:17

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I dont think you ever aired one bad DH in its long history . Keep up the good work . It must not be to easy sometimes selecting the music for the program .. which still pumps out music weekly . Mistery train was GREAT - here . reminded me of TOOs opener at Nassau in 98 . I was there and was my favourite of the 14 shows i saw that great summer . i remember how great it was to see the first Phil lesh cassidy since the Deads ending - in Philadelphia . And other such awesome moments . And the opening bands , like Hot tuna and their smoking sets , especially Boston .. A comment on fiddle players , Widespread panic always brings very good players on stage , like David Blackmon //