Grateful Dead Hour no. 1107

Week of December 7, 2009

Part 1 25:50
Introduction
Mickey Hart (unreleased)
FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN
Interview: Evy McPherson
The Stained Glass, from Love Is the Song We Sing: San Francisco Nuggets 1965-1970
MY BUDDY SIN
Interview: Evy McPherson
Copperhead
A LITTLE HAND

Part 2 30:05
Jim McPherson, A Promise Kept
LEFT OUT IN THE COLD
Interview: Evy McPherson
High Noon 1981 (unreleased)
CROSS THE BRIDGE
Jim McPherson, A Promise Kept
JOAQUIN MURIETA (AKA Dusty Rider)
Interview: Evy McPherson
High Noon 1981 (unreleased)
LITTLE GIRL
Interview: Evy McPherson
Jim McPherson, A Promise Kept
LETTER TO CARMINA
Interview: Evy McPherson

In this clip from the Jim McPherson web page, Mickey Hart talks about his good friend, who died in 1985 at the age of 40. They played together in the early ’80s in a band called High Noon, with Merl Saunders, Bobby Vega, Norton Buffalo, Vicki Randle, and Michael Hinton. In this week’s program, McPherson’s widow, Evy McPherson, plays some tracks from the album she worked 24 years to get released, and also brings along some unreleased music from High Noon.

Support for the Grateful Dead Hour comes this week from:

The Jerry Garcia Family LLC, presenting Jerry Garcia Collection, Vol. 2: Let It Rock. This is the first edition of the Jerry Garcia Band, recorded in November 1975 with the great Nicky Hopkins on keyboards. And from Grateful Dead Productions, announcing Road Trips Vol. 3, No. 1, the complete show from December 28, 1979, with Brent Mydland at the keyboards. More information on both of these new releases, sample tracks, discussion board and more online at dead.net.

Confessions of a Dead Head, the new book by Starburst Commander, veteran of nearly 300 Dead shows, written strictly from a fans perspective; an emotional and heartfelt journey into the music that defined an era and continues to define a philosophy that will not go away. Available at www.confessionsofadeadhead.com

Grateful Dead Opoly – the authentic, band-authorized board game. Created with input from Bob Weir and Steve Parish and featuring Tim Truman’s incredible artwork, Grateful Dead Opoly lets you land at Red Rocks, advance to the Mars Hotel and more. From Discovery Bay Games. Grateful Dead Opoly is available now at Barnes & Noble, Barnesandnoble.com and dead.net.

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