Here is the latest news from David Gans, producer and host of the Grateful Dead Hour.
Bob Weir & Gillian Welch 10/8/06
Bob Weir & Gillian Welch, originally uploaded by dgans.More photos from Hardly Strictly Bluegrass at https://www.flickr.com/photos/dgans
Grateful Dead Hour #942
Week of October 9, 2006
Part 1 25:23
Grateful Dead 5/6/89 Frost Amphitheater, Palo Alto CA
GOOD TIMES
HEY POCKY WAY
SAMSON AND DELILAH
SHIP OF FOOLS
Part 2 29:57
Grateful Dead 5/6/89 Frost Amphitheater, Palo Alto CA
PLAYING IN THE BAND->
EYES OF THE WORLD->
DRUMS
Jerry Garcia, Garcia
DEAL
Support for the Grateful Dead Hour comes this week from eDeadshop.com, an online store offering t-shirts, hats, stickers, tie-dyes, gifts, and other officially licensed merchandise from the Grateful Dead, Phish, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Pink Floyd, and many others.
Terrapin Hill Farm benefit 10/15 in Louisville
(See this post and this post for the background on this event.)
Terrapin Hill Farm Flood Benefit
Sunday, Oct. 15
Bluegrass Brewing Company
3929 Shelbyville Rd
Louisville, Ky 40206
Doors open at 2pm, music ALL NIGHT, silent auction
$10 donation encouraged
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 5, 2006
For over a decade, the third weekend of September has been host to a much anticipated event for a slowly (but steadily) growing contingent of music and art lovers in our region. The destination? Terrapin Hill Farm. The revered event is now called the Harvest Festival. In the early days, it not only marked the season’s crop harvest on Pete and Brenda Cashel’s 325-acre, family-run organic farm…it also marked their invitation for friends to camp and see the foliage turn glorious, vibrant colors on the beautifully maintained, pastoral land. Then at night, everyone was invited to watch a band play in the barn, have some hot cider, dance, eat, and have a good time.
Over the years, this gathering has ‘organically’ developed into what you see today – a nationally-recognized, industry-respected music, art, and education festival that encompasses dozens of styles of musical and artistic expression. Its usual attendance has grown from tens to thousands, and its fans are loyal – so loyal that, even upon prediction of rain, these weather-equipped campers came to Terrapin, intent on having a wonderful time with their friends and family.
Unfortunately, Mother Nature had other plans. The 2006 festival season yielded one of the worst torrential downpours that the Midwest has experienced in 30 years. As a result, the Chaplin River, which is on Terrapin Hill Farm, flooded its banks, submerging cars, sweeping away tents, and separating hundreds of festival goers from their property. Since the storm was predicted to continue for days, an emergency situation was declared, and Harrodsburg police, fire, emergency personnel, and the Red Cross arrived with boats and buses to evacuate everyone to the local community center. There were no injuries reported, but as the weather and river subsided, it was obvious that a considerable amount of damage had been done to the farm.
These musicians have come together to help provide a fund for relief of the damage caused in this disaster. This benefit will feature music and a silent auction of donated merchandise.
Featured entertainment will be appearances from:
David Gans
Paradigm
Stonewheel
Bloom Street
The Merry Pranksters
Dallas Alice
the 1point3’s
Slackshop
Sativa Gumbo
…and more TBA
Rain or Shine. All ages welcome. No pets, please.
Grateful Dead Hour #941
Week of October 2, 2006
Part 1 31:59
Grateful Dead 12/27/79 Oakland Auditorium
JACK STRAW
THEY LOVE EACH OTHER
CASSIDY
FENNARIO
EL PASO
Part 2 23:21
Grateful Dead 12/27/79 Oakland Auditorium
DON’T EASE ME IN
BEAT IT ON DOWN THE LINE
DEAL
Tom Constanten & Ken Foust, Moved to Stanleyville
COLD RAIN AND SNOW
Steven Bernstein‘s Millennial Territory Orchestra, MTO Volume 1
RIPPLE
Support for the Grateful Dead Hour comes this week from Chipola Music Village, presenting the Founder’s Festival October 5th through 8th in the Florida Panhandle featuring The Grateful Dead’s Tom Constanten & Gent Treadly, Jerry Joseph & the Jackmormons, Cosmic Charlie, Green Lemon and more than twenty other performers on over 450 acres as an inaugural festival for the Music Village with home sites and memberships. More information is available at www.musicvillageresorts.com
And from eDeadshop.com, an online store offering t-shirts, hats, stickers, tie-dyes, gifts, and other officially licensed merchandise from the Grateful Dead, Phish, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Pink Floyd, and many others.
Video of Phil Lesh w/ Broken Angels 9/21/97
vid of Scarlet Begonias -> New Speedway Boogie:
https://www.thetradersden.org/forums/showthread.php?t=26886
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David Gans & Friends 9-21-97
Ashkenaz, Berkeley CA
Video: 1st gen vhs
Ntsc 4:3
Avg Bitrate: 8,800 kb/s
Provided by: Tom P
Captured by: Ray B
Props: Walley S
Audio: Taped & Transfered by Michael Zelner
Gefell M300’s + SBD Feed (vocals only)
Dvd_LPCM_AUDIO @ 48kb/s
Special thanks to David Gans
Authored by: Taperguy27
1. intro: David Gans / remarks: Gary Lambert 4:33
2. Scarlet Begonias 10:37 ->
3. New Speedway Boogie 9:54
David Gans – guitar/vocals
Gary Lambert – guitar/vocals
Bob Bralove – keyboard/vocals
Liz Warren – vocals
Phil Lesh – bass
Mika Scott – drums
Clayton Call, Orlando Obligacion & Anthony Aversano – percussion