Dead to the World 3/17/10

Not Fade Away-> Happy Birthday-> Not Fade Away – Furthur and Friends 3/12/10 Bill Graham Civic Aud, SF (Phil Lesh’s birthday party) The 3/12 show is for sale via livedownloads, along with many more Furthur recordings. Brickshake #7 – Mutilaudio by David Gans Might as Well Samson and Delilah Help on the Way-> Slipknot!-> Drums-> … Read more

Grateful Dead Hour no. 1121

Week of March 15, 2010 Part 1 31:07 Introduction Grateful Dead, Road Trips vol 3 no 2: Austin 11-15-71 JACK STRAW DARK STAR-> EL PASO-> DARK STAR Part 2 25:43 Grateful Dead 9/27/76 War Memorial, Rochester NY THE OTHER ONE-> WHARF RAT Support for the Grateful Dead Hour comes this week from Grateful Dead Productions, … Read more

KPFA speaker donors

Big thanks to these kind souls who chipped in to buy new monitor speakers for the KPFA performance studio! Moonalice Marc Evans Paul Mosher Sandy Sonnenfelt Dario Birindelli Barbara Gabel R. David Guidry Hamlin Endicott Andy Cahn Classic Kicks, Inc. Jeff Mitchell Steve Golston Eric Eichorn Grateful Dread Design Daniel Frederick E.J. Service Jennifer Neal … Read more

Dead to the World 3/10/10

Promised Land They Love Each Other El Paso Deal Looks Like Rain Row Jimmy It’s All Over Now Loser Lazy Lightnin’-> Supplication Brown-Eyed Women The Music Never Stopped – Grateful Dead 9/27/76 War Memorial, Rochester NY The Wheel – Railroad Earth, Retrospective I’ll Take a Melody – Jerry Garcia Band, Let It Rock (11/75 Keystone … Read more

Grateful Dead Hour no. 1020

Week of March 8, 2010 Part 1 19:59 Introduction The Jerry Garcia Collection, volume 2: Let It Rock (Keystone Berkeley, November 17-18, 1975) LET’S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER Part 2 34:56 Grateful Dead 9/27/76 War Memorial, Rochester NY MIGHT AS WELL SAMSON AND DELILAH HELP ON THE WAY-> SLIPKNOT!-> DRUMS

A Grateful Dead tale

This is from the Folk Alliance Region-West mailing list, where we have been talking about the Grateful Dead for the last few days. Reproduced here with the permission of its author, Duff Ferguson: i was a late arrival to this phenomenon, attending my first show in the late 80s at Giant’s Stadium in New Jersey, … Read more

Ted Templeman interview from my archive

Responding to a request from a guy who is researching a book on Van Halen, I scanned my October 1981 interview with producer Ted Templeman. Interesting and sad to read now, with Mo Ostin and Lenny Waronker and Jerry Wexler and all those other great record men gone. “I’m an officer of the company…. if … Read more