Edie Brickel and The New Bohemians, Dallas TX, 2-24-91 (SBD) RE-POST

Edie Brickell & New Bohemians is an alternative rock band that originated in Texas in the mid-1980s. The band is best known for their 1988 hit "What I Am" from the album Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars. That song topped out at number seven on the charts. This show is not a typical Edie and the Bohemians show. On this night they play all kinds of cover tunes mixed in with some of their own along with some improvisational stuff. It appears the band is having a special night of going out on a limb and taking chances. This for me makes it an entertaining listen and my favorite of their shows I have heard. The band was billed that night, for some reason as "Stop, Quit It, I'm Tellin'". They do cover tunes by Steven Stills, David Bowie, Steely Dan, Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, and more! The Bowie, Moonage Daydream is worth the download alone.

Edie Brickell and New Bohemians

Trees, Dallas Texas

Source: Soundboard
CD1

Carmelito, Woyaho, Jet (McCartney and Wings)

Love the One You're With (Stephen Stills),

Stwisted, Moonage Daydream (Bowie),

Satellite of Love (Lou Reed), Strings of Love,

Do It Again (Steely Dan), Jackrabbit>

Ohio (Neil Young)

CD2

Strange Thing> Drums> Tell Mama,

Heartbreaker (Rolling Stones),

Picture Perfect Morning, I Spy,

Forgiven, Improv, Love Like We Do,

Improv, Hard Rain,

Houseful of Lunatics

If you want the Flac version go to http://www.archive.org/details/nb1991-02-24.sbd.flac16

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No Covers, Sorry!

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Backpacking to Lake Ediza In The High Sierra

Sierra Nevada Backpack (Shadow Lake Trail to Minaret Creek Trail)
Around the first week of September of 2007 I went to the Mammoth Lakes area of the Easter Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. We stayed for more than a week with my wife's brother Todd. During that time the "boys" Todd, Colin (Todds nephew) and I decided to go on a backpack trip into the back country. I had planned it in advance and obtained all the permits. In describing this trip for you the elevations and distances will be indicated like this (8100 – 1.3). The elevation first with distance from trail head in miles second. Latter in the trip from Cecile Lake on (the half way point) the distance will be the distance to the ending trail head as we return, or a countdown. Some of these descriptions are from Starr’s Guide to High Sierra and Hiker’s Guide to California. This trip was in the heart of the pristine back country of the Ansel Adams Wilderness and ranged from dense forest to above tree line. We passed several lakes and some waterfalls. It was up to us to decide where we would camp. It was a loop tip and we entered at one location and exited at another. Trail heads are accessed by a shuttle bus system. This trip I tailored from different longer trip descriptions to be a short and easier trip with the biggest scenic payoff possible.
We started off at Agnew Meadows, (8300 -0.0) and headed north descending into the canyon of the Middle Fork of the San Joaquin River. We soon came to a junction with the San Joaquin River Trail at (8100 – 1.3). At this point we were in a nice dense forest.
We followed that trail heading north until we reached the junction with the Shadow Creek Trail (8100 – 2.6).
We followed this trail heading north until we reached the junction with the Shadow Creek Trail (8100 – 2.6). We then took the Shadow Creek Trail which fords the infant San Joaquin River and climbs to the immediate right of Shadow Creek Falls. This was a nice site but the trail was steep along the falls. The trail passes to the right of the falls

After passing a narrow rocky gap we reached the lower end of Shadow Lake (8750 – 3.3). This spot has beautiful views up the lake to Ritter and Banner Peaks.

The trail skirts the north shore of this lake to the upper end of Shadow Lake (8750 – 4). We continued up Shadow Creek Trail passing several meadows with fine views of the Minarets and climbed up some short switch backs until we reached Lake Ediza (9300 – 6.2). Lake Ediza is located in a spectacular location at the headwaters of Shadow Creek set in the crown of Ritter and Banner Peaks and the Minarets.

Lake Ediza is described in the Starr's Guide as one of the brightest gems in the Sierra with views of Ritter and Banner the highest peaks north of Mount Abbot and one of the most noble mountain groups in the entire Sierra range. And we couldn't believe how beautiful it was. I felt that it surpassed any descriptions.

One of the guide books said because of the great scenery a stay overnight in this lake basin would be a memorable one. So this is where we camped. We got there with time to spare. So we set up camp and then took a side trip up to the base of Banner and Ritter peaks and still had time to get back to camp before sunset.

The next morning we left Lake Ediza and travel south along the east side of Iceberg Lakes outlet stream on an un-maintained trail to Iceberg Lakes (10,100 – 7.7) a wild setting at the very foot of the Minarets. This was pretty fantastic. It's a small lake in the shadows of the surrounding mountains. We then traveled south on the east side of this lake.
Our path then traveled steeply up and gained 400 feet of elevation to meet the creek draining Cecile Lake and then a last scramble up a steep pitch to reach Cecile Lake (10,300 – 8.2). This part was across boulder fields and there really is no trail.

This last distance measurement is a guess because no guide book has the distance listed because its not really a listed trail, but I can see on the maps it is a short distance from Iceberg Lake and is probably less than I guessed. Cecile Lake is described as the highest body of water on the east slopes of the Ritter range, wedged between the dark wall of the Minarets and the black ramparts of Volcanic Ridge, this could easily be a scene from another planet. The other guide book describes this as boulder littered shores with no campsites. This area again was just rock hopping across boulder fields with no real trail.

At this point from now on we were heading back down the Minaret Creek drainage and from here on all distances will in my description be a count down to the final destination. We boulder hopped around the east shore of Cecile Lake to the southern end and climbed a low, glacially smooth hill. At this point it was tough to find the rout down. Some were too step. From here we descend a talus covered slope with lots of loose rock with a creek draining into Minaret Lake. We followed the creek down to Minaret Lake (10,000 – 7.0). This lake with the impressive spire of Clyde Minaret to the west is an excellent choice for an overnight stay. I would highly suggest this option. So you can spent some time at this fantastic lake. But we just kept going.

From Minaret Lake the trail skirts the north shore of this lake and soon drops through sparce forest along meadow lined Minaret creek. 1.5 miles below the lake we reached a northbound trail junction that leads to and abandoned mine. The trail from here follows an abandoned access road for the mine and soon passes a series of cascades along Minaret Creek. This is a pretty cool spot but my camera batteries died so I have no photo
After this we reached a trail junction with the John Muir Trail just north of Johnston Meadow and Johnston Lake (8150 – 3). We bore right at that junction and soon crossed over to Minaret Creek’s south bank and soon came to another trail junction of the westbound trail to Beck and Holcomb lakes where we stayed left. Within another mile we reached another trail junction where we took the middle fork. After another .25 miles at another junction we bore left and came to a foot bridge that crosses the Middle Fork of the San Joaquin River (7500 – 1). Once we crossed the bridge we reached a southbound trail that leads to Devils Post Pile. We instead turn left and head north to the Devils Post Pile Camp Ground (7600 – 0.0) and our final destination where we could catch a shuttle back. But instead my wife and child met us here and we played along the river and had a picnic.
The total distance of this tip was only around 16 miles. The forest service people said it should be no problem to do the link between Lake Ediza to Minaret Lake even though it was on un-maintained trail. And they were right. There was just some minor route finding and scrambling but it is above tree line with no real way to get lost. It is described in the Hiker’s Guide to California as part of a 23 mile loop. With the high altitude at night it can get very cold. In fact I have encountered snow in the Sierras at the end of August before. This longer trip in The Hiker's Guide sounds good to me (it’s over 100 here in AZ as I write this).
The photos I have seen of Minaret Lake on the Web site for Devils Post Pile National Monument are beautiful. But it even better in person. Other photos I have seen of Banner and Ritter Peaks and the Minarets are impressive. But photos can't give you the scale. I believe this was one of the most impressive scenic trips I have or will ever take. Even though it was a short trip it was a great one.
To get a reservation for the permit for this trip you tell the Forest Service you are going to start from Agnew Meadows (Shadow Creek Trail) and come back Minaret Trail to Devils Post Pile. You can do two to three days. But it's short enough if your time is limited to do just a one night stay.
We were able to pick up our permit at the Mammoth Lakes ranger station one to two days before our trip, because we made reservations well in advance. We were required to have bear canisters for our food. We rented these. They are hard plastic canisters that are bear resistant. We did not see ant bears, but did see deer.

Grateful Dead, Berkeley Community Theatre, Berkeley, CA. August 1972, three shows. (SBD)

Grateful Dead

Berkeley Community Theatre

Berkeley, CA

8/21/1972

Soundboard

Disc 1 [67:50]

Set I:

1. The Promised Land

2. He's Gone

3. Black Throated Wind

4. Friend Of The Devil

5. Jack Straw

6. China Cat Sunflower->

7. I Know You Rider

8. Me And My Uncle

9. Sugaree

10. Beat It On Down The Line

11. Stella Blue

Disc 2 [42:33]

Set I (Cont.):

1. Playing In The Band

2. Brown Eyed Women

3. Mexicali Blues

4. Casey Jones

 

Set II:

5. Greatest Story Ever Told

6. Ramble On Rose

Disc 3 [74:00]

Set II (Cont.):

1. Dark Star->

2. El Paso->

3. Space->

4. Deal

5. Sugar Magnolia

6. Mississippi Half-Step

7. Uncle John's Band

Encore:

8. One More Saturday Night

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Grateful Dead

Berkeley Community Theatre

Berkeley, CA

8-22-1972

Soundboard

Set 1:

1. //Bertha

2. Greatest Story Ever Told

3. Loser

4. Black Throated Wind

5. Bird Song

6. Beat It On Down The Line

7. Tennessee Jed

8. Me & My Uncle

9. Friend Of The Devil

10. Playin' In The Band

(start of disc two)

1. He's Gone

2. Promised Land

Set 2:

3. Brown Eyed Women

4. Mexicali Blues

5. Truckin' ->

6. Drums ->

7. The Other One ->

8. Stella Blue

(start of disc three)

1. El Paso

2. Ramble On Rose

3. Not Fade Away ->

4. Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad ->

5. Hey Bo Diddley ->

6. Not Fade Away//

 

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Grateful Dead

Berkeley Community Theatre

Berkeley, CA

8-24-1972

Soundboard

 

(disc one)

Set 1:

1 - Promised Land

2 - Sugaree

3 - Jack Straw

4 - China Cat Sunflower ->

5 - I Know You Rider

6 - Me And My Uncle

7 - Bird Song

8 - Beat It On Down The Line

9 - Tennessee Jed

10 - Playing In The Band

(start of disc two)

1 - Casey Jones

 

Set 2:

2 - Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo

3 - Mexicali Blues

4 - Brown Eyed Women

5 - Truckin'

6 - Dark Star ->

7 - Morning Dew

(start of disc three)

1 - Sugar Magnolia

2 - Ramble On Rose

3 - Greatest Story Ever Told

4 - Sing Me Back Home

5 - One More Saturday Night

Encore:

6 - Uncle John's Band

 

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Alison Krauss and Union Station, 11-23-04 KCRW FM Broadcast. Re-Post

This is a radio broadcast of Alison Krauss and Union Station. It has some radio static and noise but still beats an audience recording in my opinion. Anyway there are some nice moments to be sure with Jerry Douglas and Dan Tyminski. My favorite Alison Krauss lineup. Someone out there has to have a better recording of this. But until that surfaces this will have to do.

Alison Krauss + Union Station

In Studio, "Morning Becomes Ecclectic" on KCRW,

Santa Monica, CA

11-23-2004

FM Broadcast

(Radio static and noise throughout)

01 Intro

02 Restless

03 Chatter

04 Unionhouse Branch

05 Chatter

06 Wouldn't Be So Bad

07 Chatter

08 I Am A Man Of Constant Sorrow

09 Radio Interview

10 Goodbye Is All We Have

11 More Chatter

12 Pastures Of Plenty

13 Chatter

14 Doesn't Have To Be This Way

15 DJ Chatter

16 Gravity

Band

Barry Bales

Ron Block

Jerry Douglas

Alison Krauss

Dan Tyminski

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Telluride House Band, 6-20-2010 (FM) Re-Post

I figure this is worth bringing back.  This is an all-star jam from the Telluride Bluegrass Festival. It has the usual top artists banding together for a gret set. It has four of the five original Strength In Numbers group.
TELLURIDE HOUSE BAND
Town Park
Telluride, CO
6-20-10
FM feed


Telluride House Band
June 20, 2010
37th Annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival
Telluride, Co

01. Slewfoot
02. Steam Powered Aereo Plane
03. Gnashers
04. Down The Road
05. Logjam
06. Seasick in the Mountains
07. Cotton Mill Man
08. "Jerry Douglas tune"
09. Lee Highway Blues
10. Slipstream
11. Walls of Time #
12. Molly and Tenbrooks #
13. Morning Top
14. My Brain
15. Whitehouse Blues

Telluride House Band:
Sam Bush - Vocals, Mandolin
Jerry Douglas - Dobro
Stuart Duncan - Violin
Bela Fleck - Vocals, Banjo
Bryan Sutton - Vocals, Guitar
Edgar Meyer - Bass
# with Peter Rowan

This note came from the taper:
** this is the last 1.5 hrs of the set. along w/ koto losing the feed, I lost my connection.....?**


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The Flatheads, 7-31-2000 (SBD) Re-Post

This show is just Bluegrass gold as far as I'm concerned. I'm telling you that this one is a must have. I have been holding out because I could not come up with a location for it. I know it is the day after they played Rocky Grass and they say it is only the second show they have played outside of TN. The Flatheads are like an allstar bluegrass band with, Tim O'Brien, Jerry Douglas, Jeff White, and Charlie Cushman. It just came with a date and thats all. So I put together a song list as best I could.

The Flatheads
7-31-2000
Soundboard

Tim O'Brien - Vocals, Mandolin, Fiddle
Jeff White - Guitar, Vocals
Jerry "Calvin" Douglas - Dobro
Charlie Cushman - Banjo
Dennis Crouch - Bass

Randy Lynn Rag
Take Me In Your Lifeboat, Little Sadie
Climbing Up A Mountain, Dusty Miller
Farewell Angelina, Wicked Messenger
Old Plank Road, Working On A Building
Fluxology, How Come I Ain't Dead?
Things In Life, Nintey Nine Years
Across The Sea, Stay Away From Me
Senor, Tombstone Blues
Cabin In The Woods, Carl River

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Nashville Bluegrass Band, Denton, North Carolina, 7-08-1995 (SBD) Re-Post

Nashville Bluegrass Band has won two Grammys for best Bluegrass Album and been nominated another five times. Add Jerry Douglas and Peter Rowan that successful bluegrass sound and you get this great bluegrass treasure to listen to.

Nashville Bluegrass Band w/ Peter Rowan and Jerry Douglas
Denton Bluegrass Festival
Denton, North Carolina
July 8, 1995 Late Show
Source: Soundboard

Pat Enright: Guitar
Alan O'Bryant: Banjo
Roland White: Mandolin
Stuart Duncan : Fiddle
Gene Libbea: Bass

Total Time 76:00
1. Intro
2. Blue Train
3. The Train Carrying Jimmy Rogers Home
4. Kansas City Railroad Blues
5. Dark As The Night, Blue As The Day
6. Toy Heart
7. Blackbirds And The Crows
Enter Peter Rowan & Jerry Douglas
8. That High Lonesome Sound
9. Trails Of Tears
10. Howlin’ At The Moon
11. Jesus Made The Wine
12. One Way//
13. //One Way
14.
15. Crowd
Encores:
16. Memories Of You
17. More Crowd
18. Silver Or Gold
19. Sally Goodin
20. Thanks….

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Farewell to Wilton Felder. Sad news of the Crusaders, Wilton Felder's passing yesterday

I got the news yesterday that Wilton Felder, the sax player from the Crusaders passed away.  The Crusaders were a big part of the soundtrack of my life in the 70s and 80s and still today I listen to their music.   Wilton Felder, saxophonist for the fabled Crusaders. Mr. Felder was 75.



I was lucky to see the Crusaders several times in a time I would call their peak (early to mid 1970s) and something about their music just hit me right.  Jazzy yet still with a melody.  Funky and soulful, yet with a feel of comfort and laid back blues.  Not only did Felder play in the Crusaders but he appeared on albums  by Joni Mitchell, America, Seals and Croft,  Billy Joel, Michael Franks, Tom Scott and The LA Express, Randy Newman, Joan Baez, and John Cale.  And he even collaborated with Bobby Womack and had several solo albums.  So farewell Wilton, you will be missed.  Thanks for adding the soul and cool to so many recordings.  For more about the Crusaders here is a link to some of their live recordings.  http://arizjones.blogspot.com/search/label/Crusaders

Bluegrass Allstars, Etna, Oh, 7-30-94 (SBD)

I felt this one was worth bringing back for an encore, so I refreshed the link.

Here is another great Bluegrass allstar lineup. This one is from 1994. I don't need to say more than, Bela Fleck, Tony Rice, Tim O'Brien, Mark Shatz, and Bobby Hicks.

Acoustic Allstars
Frontier Ranch
Etna, OH
7-30-94
Soundboard

Epic lineup:
Bela Fleck
Tony Rice
Bobby Hicks
Tim O'Brien
Mark Shatz

Blue Night
Big Mon
Darlin' Cory
Sweet Sunny South
Browns Ferry Blues
Home Sweet Home
Cheeseballs In Cowtown
Walk The Way Th Wind Blows
Flora, The Lilly Of The West
Hold To A Dream
I'm Gonna Sleep With One Eye Open From Now On
Wichita
That's What I like About Her
Untold Stories
Whitewater (a.k.a. Lawnmower)

encore:
Lands End
Cheat Steal And Lie

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Golden State Country Bluegrass Festival, San Rafel, CA. April 27th and 28th, 1974 (SBD)

 

Here is a cool bit of history. This is four CDs of a bluegrass festival from Marin County that has Jerry Garcia, Vassar Clements, David Grisman, Doc Watson, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Emmylou Harris, Taj Mahal, John Hartford and a bunch more. Garcia plays in the five Old And In The Way songs but is also in a buch of others. He is in close to thirty songs of this festival.

Golden State Country Bluegrass Festival

Golden State College, San Rafael, CA

1974-04-27 & 28

Golden State College

San Rafael, CA

Soundboard

Disc1

01: Old Joe Clark(Cornbread)

02: I Don't Believe You Met My Baby(Cornbread)

03: Fire On The Mountain(Cornbread)

04: I've Been Everywhere(Homestead Act)

05: Take Five(Homestead Act)

06: Way Down In Georgia(Homestead Act)

07: Chime Bells(Homestead Act)

08: Diggy Liggy Lo(Homestead Act)

09: The Foggy Mountain Breakdown(Homestead Act)

10: Jambalaya(Emmylou Harris with Angel Band)

11: Instrumental(Tut Taylor And Norman Blake)

12: Southern Railroad Blues(Tut Taylor and Norman Blake)

13: Footprints Through The Snow(Doc & Merle Watson)

14: Man Walking On The Water > Keep on the Sunny Side(Doc & Merle Watson)

15: Wabash Cannonball(Doc & Merle Watson)

16: Mule's Done Gone Away(Jim And Jesse McReynolds)

17: Are You Missing Me(Jim And Jesse McReynolds)

18: Poor Boy Blues(Doc & Merle Watson)

19: Wabash Cannonball(Doc & Merle Watson)

20: Salt Creek(Doc & Merle Watson)

21: Tennessee Stud(Doc & Merle Watson)

22: My Plastic Banana is Not Stupid(Great American String Band,Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, Richard Green, Taj Mahal, David Nichtern)

23: Dawg's Rag(Great American String Band,Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, Richard Green, Taj Mahal, David Nichtern)

24: I'll Be The Gambler If You'll Deal The Cards(Great American String Band,Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, Richard Green, Taj Mahal, David Nichtern)

Disc2

01: Sweet Georgia Brown(Great American String Band Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, Richard Green, Taj Mahal, David Nichtern)

02: Bear Tracks(The Hired Hands)

03: Standin' On The Mountain(Buck White And The Down Homers)

04: Pick Away(Jim And Jesse McReynolds And The Virginea Boys)

05: Cotton Mill Man(Jim And Jesse McReynolds And The Virginea Boys)

06: The River Of Jordan(Jim And Jesse McReynolds And The Virginea Boys)

07: Mabeline(Great American String Band,Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, Richard Green, Taj Mahal, David Nichtern)

08: Johnny B. Goode(Great American String Band,Jerry Garcia, David Grisman, Richard Green, Taj Mahal, David Nichtern)

09: Dueling Banjo's(Jim & Jesse McReynolds and The Virginia Boys)

10: Instrumental(Norman Blake)

11: Intrumental(Norman Blake)

12: The Wreck Of The Old 97(Tut Taylor,Norman Blake, & Mac Wiseman)

13: Catfish John(Tut Taylor,Norman Blake, & Mac Wiseman)

14: Love Letters In The Sand(Tut Taylor,Norman Blake, & Mac Wiseman)

15: Shackles And Chains(Tut Taylor,Norman Blake, & Mac Wiseman)

16: Prisoner Song(Tut Taylor,Norman Blake, & Mac Wiseman)

17: Jimmy Brown(Tut Taylor,Norman Blake, & Mac Wiseman)

18: I Wonder How the Old Folks Are At Home(Tut Taylor,Norman Blake, & Mac Wiseman)

19: Man Walkin' On The Water(Tut Taylor,Norman Blake, & Mac Wiseman)

20: Keep On The Sunny Side(Tut Taylor,Norman Blake, & Mac Wiseman)

21: Jesus Loves His Mandolin Player #1(Frank Wakefield with Jerry Garcia)

22: Heartbreak Hotel(Frank Wakefield with Jerry Garcia)

23: Orange Blossom Special(Frank Wakefield with Jerry Garcia)

24: Doc Bog's Country Blues(Doc & Merle Watson)

25: Movin' On(Doc & Merle Watson)

26: Wabash Cannonball(Doc & Merle Watson)

27: Tennessee Stud(Doc & Merle Watson)

Disc 3

01: Talking Fishing Blues(Ramblin' Jack Elliot)

02: Don't Think Twice, It's Alright(Ramblin' Jack Elliot)

03: Down The Line(Ramblin' Jack Elliot)

04: Pretty Boy Floyd(Ramblin' Jack Elliot)

05: Dixie Breakdown(Doug Dillard & Frank Wakefield)

06: Tulane And Johnny(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

07: Cosmic Cowboy(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

08: Jambalaya(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

09: Sally Goodin(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

10: Battle Of New Orleans(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

11: Teardrops In My Eyes(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

12: Bonie Maronie(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

13: Randy Lynn Rag(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

14: Flint Hill Special(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

15: Mr. Bojangles(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

16: Honky Tonkin'(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

17: Diggy Liggy Lo(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

18: Will The Circle Be Unbroken(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

19: Way Downtown Fooling Around(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

20: Down Yonder(Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Jerry Garcia

Disc 4

01: High Lonesome Sound(Old And In The Way)

02: Pig In A Pen(Old And In The Way)

03: Panama Red(Old And In The Way)

04: Wild Horses(Old And In The Way)

05: The Hobo Song(Old And In The Way)

06: Up On The Hill Where They Do The Boogie(John Hartford & Friends)

07: Turn Your Radio On(John Hartford & Friends)

08: Electric Washing Machine(John Hartford & Friends)

09: Skippin' In The Mississippi Dew(John Hartford & Friends)

10: Boogie > Jelly Bean Psychedelic Song (John Hartford & Friends)

11: Steam Powered Aereo Plane (John Hartford & Friends)

12: Wheel Hoss(John Hartford & Friends)

13: Peacock Rag(John Hartford & Friends)

14: Foggy Mountain Breakdown(John Hartford & Friends)

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Gospel Sunday at Telluride, 6-25-89

 

Someone requested I bring this back.  So here is a little Gospel Bluegrass. This is from the Telluride Bluegrass Festival in 1989.

GOSPEL SUNDAY
Telluride Bluegrass Festival
Telluride CO
6-25-1989
Soundboard

Total Time:70:13.22
01 Intro
02 Walkin’ to Jerusalem Just Like John
03 Were You There?
04 In the Garden
05 Jesus on the Mainline
06 Dark as a Dungeon
07 Keep on the Sunny Side
08 All On A Rising Day
09 Motherless Child
10 Man at the Well
11 intros
12 Tears of God
13 Amazing Grace ^
14 Will The Circle Be Unbroken (with Tim and Molly O’Brien)
15 applause
16 I Saw the Light


The Players:
Maura O’Connell
John Cowan
Chris Daniels
Pat Flynn
Jonell Mosser
Peter Rowan
Dan Sadowski
Russell Smith
Randy Saunders
Victor Wooten
^ Tim & Molly O’Brien

Mp3/320k
Download Link
https://mega.nz/#!NN4nTSzL!B4VST7GjxE8x528k1gSU69a2oDmisBzk54dPtpfOWi8 

Grateful Dead and New Riders and Joan Baez, 12-31-1981 (SBD)

This is my favorite New Years concert that I attended. I posted it five years ago but all the links are long since dead, so I felt it was a good one to bring back.  And this is as complete a record of the show as you will find anywhere.

        I left late at night on the 27th after my work shift and drove alone up to Oakland from Southern Cal. I went alone because some of my friends went ahead and some could only come for the New Years show. I went up without any tickets in hand and I arrived in Oakland very early on the morning of 28th and proceeded to total my car due to brake failure (poor maintenance on my part). I T-boned a Ford Pinto with my 74 Toyota Corolla several blocks away from the Oakland Auditorium. Luckily no one was hurt so left my car in a yellow zone and walk to the Auditorium. When I arrived the people who were cleaning up the Auditorium from the show the night before were coming out of the building. A nice guy named Ray Augustine that I had met through mutual friends came out and proceeded to give me a ticket for that nights show. Things started looking up. Soon I found my friends dog Althea and followed it to my friend Rob's tent in the park. We salvaged what we could from my car and then went to the show that night. I slept in a tent the rest of my stay in the park right in front of the Oakland Auditorium. And it rained and rained. The 29th was a day between shows and I went back to were my car was and it had not been towed. So I had it towed to a junk yard. The 30th I again was able to get a ticket and saw the show (great first set). On the 31st it was raining a lot and I had no tickets and had five friends who came up without tickets. I bought a ticket to the BART train and hung out in the station and found six tickets at face value from Dead Heads as they came off the trains. So I was in and my friends were too. We entered the building as early as we could to get out of the rain. The New Riders were an opening act and as I remember they had some other things to keep us entertained like jugglers and such. When you listen to the new riders show you will hear them state that it was still four hours until midnight. Joan Baez came out and did some solo acoustic tunes and then one by one the Grateful Dead joined her. First the drummers for a Arabic new years song and then Bob Weir on Acoustic guitar. When Jerry came out he picked up and acoustic guitar and started to strum it and nothing came out. He looked upset and proceeded to pick up his electric guitar. So the acoustic set did not appear to turn out as planned. Then there was a long set break and then the real show started with a fantastic first set full of treats like one of the first Big Boss Man's played since 1972, and special guest Matt Kelly on harmonica as well as another appearance of Joan Baez. As new years eave approached Ken Kesey came down on a cable from the ceiling and was hanging above the stage standing on a cable that went off horizontally into the rafters. he talked about the old days and lead the whole crowd in a mass hyperventilation, and then the countdown. At twelve Bill Graham wearing an skeleton mask and dressed as Uncle Sam rode a giant joint down to the stage and the band started their second electric set with Iko Iko. After this there was another set break and then band came out and played the first Dark Star since January of 1979 (and they would only play one more in he next eight years). The show ended with Jerry and Joan Baez singing All Over Baby Blue, and they told us to stick around for breakfast. I left the building as the sun was coming up and started the new years without a car and needing a ride home but still happy as ever. This was not the best performance ever.  Sure there are flaws. But it was a great time and one I won't forget. The cover artwork I drew myself back in the day (an Arizona Jones original).

Grateful Dead (with opening acts)

Oakland Auditorium

Oakland, CA

12-31-1981

Soundboard

New Riders of the Purple Sage

 

01: Henry

02: Night For Making Love

03: The Way She Dances

04: Dirty Business

05: Full Moon At Midnight

06: Up Against The Wall Redneck

07: Minglewood Blues

08: Panama Red

09: Last Lonely Eagle

John Dawson - guitar

David Nelson - guitars

Buddy Cage - pedal steel

Allen Kemp - bass

Patrick Shanahan - drums

Total Time 48:51

https://mega.nz/#!cd4jwJaQ!IjCbDUzx9TnAZ1ZXYoW2mU851dKEAg5mwjWgjV5Yxe0

 

Joan Baez Solo Set:

01 - Land Of A Thousand Dances

02 - Do Right Woman

03 - The Boxer

04 - Tunisian New Year Song

GD Acoustic Set (w/ Joan Baez):

05 - Me and Bobby McGee

06 - Bye Bye Love

07 - Lucifer's Eyes

08 - Children Of The 80's

09 - Banks Of The Ohio

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Electric Set 1:

01 - Shakedown Street

02 - Me And My Uncle

03 - Mexicali Blues

04 - Cold Rain And Snow

05 - C C Rider*

06 - It Must Have Been The Roses**

07 - Beat It On Down The Line

08 - Big Boss Man*

09 - New Minglewood Blues*

10 - Don't Ease Me In

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Electric Set 2:

01 - Ken Kesey Banter/Midnight Countdown

02 - Iko Iko

03 - Playing In The Band ->

04 - Terrapin Station ->

05 - Playing In The Band ->

06 - Drums

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01 - Space ->

02 - The Other One ->

03 - Not Fade Away#  ->

04 - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad# ->

05 - Morning Dew

Electric Set 3:

06 - Dark Star ->

07 - Bertha ->

08 - Good Lovin'

Encore:

09 - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue**

* with Matthew Kelly

** with Joan Baez

# with John Cipolina

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All are Mp3/320k except Joan Baez and acoustic are mp3/vbr