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    Grateful Dead Hour no. 10

    Week of November 7, 1988

    The request for this one came from a caller to Tales from the Golden Road on the SiriusXM Grateful Dead Channel.

    ("Tales" is a call-in show that I co-host with Gary Lambert, a name that is also quite familiar to dead.net visitors. We're on the air live almost every Sunday afternoon from 1 to 3 Pacific time on Sirius 32 and XM 57, with repeats Monday at 6 am Pacific and Tuesday at 10 pm Pacific. You can call in with your stories, questions, etc., at 888-897-4748.)

    This program contains excerpts from the Rainforest Benefit Press Conference held at the United Nations in New York City on September 14, 1988. The concert was held at Madison Square Garden on September 24 and featured a variety of guest performers, including Daryl Hall and John Oates, Suzanne Vega, Robyn Hitchcock, Babatunde Olatunji, Bruce Hornsby, Mick Taylor, Jack Casady, and others.

    You'll find a photo of the press conference here, and a transcript here. You can listen to the concert on archive.org.

    Speakers:
    Randy Hayes, director, Rainforest Action Network
    Jason Clay, director, Cultural Survival
    Peter Bahouth, chairman, Greenpeace
    Jerry Garcia, Grateful Dead
    Bob Weir, Grateful Dead
    Mickey Hart, Grateful Dead
    Dr. Noel Brown, UN Environment Program

    Note: this broadcast was one of 52 programs I did for a commercial syndicator, so the format is slightly different. I left out the commercials, of course. Enjoy! – DG

    MORNING DEW - 2/23/71 Capitol Theater, Portchester, NY
    BOX OF RAIN - 7/17/88 Greek Theater, Berkeley CA
    DIRE WOLF - 7/8/78 Red Rocks Amphitheater, Morrison CO  (CORRECTED date)
    THROWING STONES - 6/15/85 Greek Theater, Berkeley CA

    Every Wednesday, we post a program from the Grateful Dead Hour archives for your enjoyment and enlightenment. You can browse or search the playlists at gdhour.com or on the GD Hour Search page, and let me know what program(s) you'd like to hear by emailing me at gdhour@dead.net.

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    "Dire Wolf" date corrected
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    the annoying Deadhead sez:
    Dire Wolf was played on 7/8/78, NOT 7/7/78. Silly Webmaster or whoever. 78 seems to be an overlooked year. It has gobs of gooey gooney goodness. 4/21 7/7 7/8 10/21 4/14 6/4 6/25 4/15 4/10 and many more...
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    6/4/78
    Santa Barbara: high energy. Coke show? Bobby is very talkative between songs.
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Week of November 7, 1988

The request for this one came from a caller to Tales from the Golden Road on the SiriusXM Grateful Dead Channel.

("Tales" is a call-in show that I co-host with Gary Lambert, a name that is also quite familiar to dead.net visitors. We're on the air live almost every Sunday afternoon from 1 to 3 Pacific time on Sirius 32 and XM 57, with repeats Monday at 6 am Pacific and Tuesday at 10 pm Pacific. You can call in with your stories, questions, etc., at 888-897-4748.)

This program contains excerpts from the Rainforest Benefit Press Conference held at the United Nations in New York City on September 14, 1988. The concert was held at Madison Square Garden on September 24 and featured a variety of guest performers, including Daryl Hall and John Oates, Suzanne Vega, Robyn Hitchcock, Babatunde Olatunji, Bruce Hornsby, Mick Taylor, Jack Casady, and others.

You'll find a photo of the press conference here, and a transcript here. You can listen to the concert on archive.org.

Speakers:
Randy Hayes, director, Rainforest Action Network
Jason Clay, director, Cultural Survival
Peter Bahouth, chairman, Greenpeace
Jerry Garcia, Grateful Dead
Bob Weir, Grateful Dead
Mickey Hart, Grateful Dead
Dr. Noel Brown, UN Environment Program

Note: this broadcast was one of 52 programs I did for a commercial syndicator, so the format is slightly different. I left out the commercials, of course. Enjoy! – DG

MORNING DEW - 2/23/71 Capitol Theater, Portchester, NY
BOX OF RAIN - 7/17/88 Greek Theater, Berkeley CA
DIRE WOLF - 7/8/78 Red Rocks Amphitheater, Morrison CO  (CORRECTED date)
THROWING STONES - 6/15/85 Greek Theater, Berkeley CA

Every Wednesday, we post a program from the Grateful Dead Hour archives for your enjoyment and enlightenment. You can browse or search the playlists at gdhour.com or on the GD Hour Search page, and let me know what program(s) you'd like to hear by emailing me at gdhour@dead.net.

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Great episode, David. Love the interviews, especially Jerry's explicit reasoning of remaining non-partisan, non-political, not wanting to "serve unconscious fascism". "Somebody has to do something... it seems pathetic that it has to be us!" "This is not our regular work... it's not our field" "It is now!"
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Thanks for your work here, love it. xoSO, in return, I want toshare something I'm reading in this this this book and I am sorry I am unable to share it. I do believe that I may share the title and authors and pg. # without any harm....but I really don't know, to be honest about it all. So, maybe, I, I, I, can share this with you ---this way? May it bring you some comfort as you have me, like always. The book is named: "Healers on Healing" They are New Writing by: Lynn Andrews, Norman Cousins, Ram Dass, Larry Dossey, Shakti Gawain, Joan Halifax, Louise Hay, Gerald Jampolsky, Ted Kaptchuk, Dolores Krieger, Stanley Krippner, Elisabeth Ku:bler-Ross, Stephen Levine, Rollo May, Emmett Miller, Richard Moss, Hugh Prather, Martin, Rossman, Bernie Siegel, O. Carl Simonton and more, to be found inside. Forward by: W. Brugh Joy, M.D. Edited by: Richard Carlson, Ph.D. and Benjamin Shield One of my favorites is on pg.#78. Guess you'll have to buy the book if you want to read it, I got lots and lots more like IT too; but they are mine and they all have rules in front of them that I am working hard to understand, but I have failed before. (And it's alright.) Guess I'm used to it, to be sure. --------------------(-----@ Hope your weekend is nice. @Sherbear@11@17@ BOR, babes. Oh and sorry about that, walstib2. Surely, I can find something else to do. ...goes like that, yep (*) .. SherBear
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Your posts are always entertaining. Keep 'em coming.
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Santa Barbara: high energy. Coke show? Bobby is very talkative between songs.
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Dire Wolf was played on 7/8/78, NOT 7/7/78. Silly Webmaster or whoever. 78 seems to be an overlooked year. It has gobs of gooey gooney goodness. 4/21 7/7 7/8 10/21 4/14 6/4 6/25 4/15 4/10 and many more...