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Grateful Dead Hour no. 363
By David Gans
Week of September 4, 1995
Continuing with the series of five programs following Jerry Garcia's death in the summer of 1995.
Two days after Jerry died, the Fillmore was opened up and Deadheads invited, by word of mouth, to come in an mourn together. I brought my portable recorder and asked people to "tell me a story." Some of the results are included here.
- DG
Grateful Dead 11/7/87 Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium, Oakland
KNOCKIN' ON HEAVEN'S DOOR
August 11, 1995 at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco
Remembering Jerry Garcia (part 1)
Grateful Dead 1968 (date and venue unknown)
ST. STEPHEN
August 11, 1995 at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco
Remembering Jerry Garcia (part 2)
Grateful Dead 9/21/72 Spectrum, Philadelphia
DARK STAR JAM
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Thanks for listening!
David Gans
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Hi, I am from France. I discovered the Dead 2 months after the 1990 Paris show (that was so not cool !!! ) So, in 95 I got mysef in a plane with 3 buddies to go the fisrt 3 venues of the summer tour (VT and NY). I am so glad I did that... The Highgate VT show, for someone who only heard about a Dead show but never been to one, was something ...that words can't tell.
I am so happy someday some Dead tape got to my hands, so happy someday I ve seen them play, so happy I met you deadhead folks....Be sure, we are everywhere !!!
Thanks a lot David for posting all those gdh. You sure help us, overseas, keepin' in touch with the musical flow that gets to our souls...I ll always b grateful !!
Peace!
Thank ye, again and again.
Jerry was always pretty upbeat and often playful in interviews. Let me see what I can find...
Hello,Davis this is Larry in Santa Rosa,Calif. do you have a concert with a humorous interview with jerry?maybe a pretty "eyes of the world" or New Potatoe Caboose.Thank you:Larry P.S.Paul Kanter has a cool folky thing going now,it was in San Francisco,chronicle Datebook.
Tom, gdh362 was posted last week. click here!
There is a petition to place Chet Helms of the Family Dog in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
There are 13 days left to gardner the number of signatures (5000). At this point the petition is sitting on 2035 signatures. Come on folks we can't forget the man who was responsible for bringing to the forefront the very music we crave.
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/891211103?ltl=1129687176
All time great anecdote.
Jerry's Groucho Marx-like response was priceless.
TomBanjo
David Please play dead hour #362 in this remebering Jerry sequence. That is my favorite one you did right after Jerry died.
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