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    On Grateful Dead Channel, exclusively on SiriusXM, you'll hear music spanning the entire Grateful Dead experience – including band and solo recordings, both studio and live; unreleased concert recordings; original shows hosted by Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, Phil Lesh and Bill Kreutzmann; interviews with band members, including rare archival interviews with Jerry Garcia; and music from other groups covering the Grateful Dead. The channel also features contributions from Grateful Dead expert David Gans and Dead archivist David Lemieux.

    To join the conversation, call 877-767-DEAD or email gratefuldead@siriusxm.com.

    Go to siriusxm.us/GratefulDeadSXM to start listening.

    Updated Show Schedule:

    Tales from the Golden Road

    Sundays 4 pm ET

    Rebroadcasts Mondays 9 am & Wednesdays 1 am ET Join in an interactive on-air chat session every Sunday when Dead experts David Gans and Gary Lambert pick a different cool topic from the Dead’s history. Hear exclusive stories, great jams, and special guests – including the band members themselves! Call in or visit our Facebook page.

    Grateful Dead Concerts

    Daily 12 Noon, 9 pm & 3 am ET

    The experience of a full Grateful Dead concert, from their earliest shows in the 1960s to concerts by current Dead side projects; from pristinely mastered audio releases to legendary, sought-after audience recordings. Have a specific concert request?

    Today In Grateful Dead History

    Daily 7 am & 7 pm ET

    Take in some amazing musical rarities as Grateful Dead archivist David Lemieux chronicles the events and plays back the killer jams that happened on this date in Grateful Dead history.David will even dig into the vaults for some nuggets that have rarely, if ever, seen the light of day.

    The Big Steve Hour

    Thursdays 5 pm ET

    Rebroadcasts Fridays 1 am & Wednesdays 9 am ET

    Longtime Grateful Dead crew and family member Big Steve Parish hosts an hourlong interactive chat about anything and everything Dead-related.

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    Kent2020
    11 months 1 week ago
    LOTS OF CASSETTE TAPES!!!!

    VERY GOOD CONDITION - MANY SHOWS THROUGHOUT THE YEARS

    EMAIL: kent.stimson@gmail.com

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    Fatdag101
    3 years 4 months ago
    Big Steve

    When is his birthday?

  • easywind09
    8 years 4 months ago
    I don't have Sirius
    I don't have Sirius personally but i travel for a living and have Sirius very often. Also have it on Dish at home. it is more than delightful. Driving down the road or working around the house doin the shuffle just because
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On Grateful Dead Channel, exclusively on SiriusXM, you'll hear music spanning the entire Grateful Dead experience – including band and solo recordings, both studio and live; unreleased concert recordings; original shows hosted by Bob Weir, Mickey Hart, Phil Lesh and Bill Kreutzmann; interviews with band members, including rare archival interviews with Jerry Garcia; and music from other groups covering the Grateful Dead. The channel also features contributions from Grateful Dead expert David Gans and Dead archivist David Lemieux.

To join the conversation, call 877-767-DEAD or email gratefuldead@siriusxm.com.

Go to siriusxm.us/GratefulDeadSXM to start listening.

Updated Show Schedule:

Tales from the Golden Road

Sundays 4 pm ET

Rebroadcasts Mondays 9 am & Wednesdays 1 am ET Join in an interactive on-air chat session every Sunday when Dead experts David Gans and Gary Lambert pick a different cool topic from the Dead’s history. Hear exclusive stories, great jams, and special guests – including the band members themselves! Call in or visit our Facebook page.

Grateful Dead Concerts

Daily 12 Noon, 9 pm & 3 am ET

The experience of a full Grateful Dead concert, from their earliest shows in the 1960s to concerts by current Dead side projects; from pristinely mastered audio releases to legendary, sought-after audience recordings. Have a specific concert request?

Today In Grateful Dead History

Daily 7 am & 7 pm ET

Take in some amazing musical rarities as Grateful Dead archivist David Lemieux chronicles the events and plays back the killer jams that happened on this date in Grateful Dead history.David will even dig into the vaults for some nuggets that have rarely, if ever, seen the light of day.

The Big Steve Hour

Thursdays 5 pm ET

Rebroadcasts Fridays 1 am & Wednesdays 9 am ET

Longtime Grateful Dead crew and family member Big Steve Parish hosts an hourlong interactive chat about anything and everything Dead-related.

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this page needs major updating,thank you
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XM Sirius, Deep Trax, is playing a live show on 7/27/11, from NY, to benefit Hepatitis C awareness. Phil Lesh will be a guest during the 2nd set. Greg Allman had a liver transplant a year ago. He has said his only symptom was lethargy
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We recently flew from Seattle to Long Beach on Jet Blue and I was thrilled to be able to listen to Grateful Dead Channel ~ On the return flight My little TV screen was acting up the entire flight so no Monday Night Football for me ~ instead I heard a great show with a Dark Star that had David Crosby sitting in with the boys (09/10/72)
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This should have been included as a reply - comment deleted and placed in the right spot.Update - I guess it did. I notice it's in the same place this correction ended up. Sorry for wasting the space, guys.
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I was a little perturbed at Gov. Franken introducing them in DC as "Rob is Mickey, and Dino is Billy, etc." I was under the impression that their concept was that they try usually to re-create the concert, but they don't don't go on stage pushing the "I'm playing the part of Bobby, and I'm playing Jerry, etc..." That being said, I have to say that DSO offers a great alternative to being at a live Grateful Dead show. Ratdog does not sound like the Grateful Dead at all - they play the songs, but with the saxaphone, you cannot deny the jazziness that did not exist in a Dead show, so you wouldn't go to Ratdog for the same experience or reasons. You go either because you love Bobby and the band, or because you love their interpretations. The other members each have their own styles, and going to see Further or The Other Ones is each its own unique wonderful experience. DSO tries, often (arguably usually) very well to re-create an experience that you might have known or listened to from your past, or their own (understandably, borrowed songs) setlist, and they do a damn good job. If they come to your town, don't go to see them thinking you're getting the Grateful Dead, just see them for who they are: a great band, who plays Dead songs, and you'll have a great time. If you only want to see Grateful Dead members singing Grateful Dead songs, you're just not going to get exactly the same thing that you got 20-40 years ago any way you look at it. Enjoy life, enjoy the music.
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Oops, duplicate post, again...
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I think you meant Senator Franken! For me I would rather see the current line up of Dark Star Orchestra than ANY form of Bob, Phil, etc! DSO has the "flavor" of the Grateful Dead, but in their own way...I never got to see DSO with John K. and I still have yet to see Furthur...(actually I just don't want to seem them, although I have heard a couple of recordings and they sound very good.) I've seen 7 Walkers twice and actually like them a lot...NOT a GD cover band, but a band that plays their own songs and a couple of GD songs too...
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Your remarks are so incredibly absurd they hardly deserve comment. Furthur and 7 Walkers have a lot of (mostly) Dead songs in their sets. They play them to attract the crowd to get paid. The one DSO show I went to was painful. The people were trying soooo hard to be at a Dead show and DSO was trying so hard to be the Dead. It was pathetic. Pathos. And they also play Dead songs to get paid. I think your remark about Bob & Phil is incredibly disrespectful. Dude, you just don't know what the hell you are talking about.
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XM 23 is playing a great soundboard of this Jersey show today, with a real nice Scarlet: isn't there a video of this show floating around, perhaps in black 7 white?
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@lamagonzo,Well, I would say after seeing Grateful Dead since 1967 and Jerry since 1961, and working for them for almost 15 years, I would say I do know what the hell I'm talking about...It doesn't mean I am right, but it does mean that you are wrong! I have re evaluated my attitude about Furthur because in early March I was listening to channel 23 and heard an extremely rockin' live version of Scarlet>Fire that was most obviously NOT the Grateful Dead, but had some really incredibly tight jamming...I was actually dancing while I was driving. I am assuming it was Furthur... 7 Walkers is NOT a GD cover band, as much as a really good jam band that happens to feature a former member on drums...when they do GD songs they make them completely their own. Furthur IS a GD cover band featuring two former members of the band and while they do sound like GD, they also make the songs their own... I am ready to bite the bullet and see them in concert.
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Sirius XM ch 23 will feature David Lemieux's next archival release, 7/31/74, on Monday 4/30 at 5 pm Eastern time. Meanwhile, this week's Grateful Dead concert selections include Austin 11/14/71, Watkins Glen 7/28/73, Providence 9/15/73, Paris 9/20/74, NY 6/14/76, Hartford 5/28/77, KC 10/28/77, Oakland 8/5/79, Yarmouth 10/28/79, Mtn View 10/2/87, Hampton 10/8/89 and Bonner Springs 6/24/91. I was at 2 of these shows! Quite a selection for our listening enjoyment: Thanks to Sirius XM, David Lemieux, David Gans and Rob Bleetstein for putting these tunes up on the air.
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To many windows open for referencing while commenting. WHEELISTURNINGANDUCANTSLOWDOWN...............................................................
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the bullet smarcus! I took my girlfriend to the show in Portland just before Phil's 70th bash. She never "got" the Dead. My brother and his wife drove in from Madras Oregon for that show. His wife didn't "get" the Dead. The ladies haven't missed a New Years Eve show since.I started going to Dead concerts in '67-'68. I stopped in the mid 80's. I saw my first Furthur concert 12/30/09. As they worked their way into "Here Comes Sunshine", I looked up to the balcony at all the swaying folks and then around me at all the smiling happy swaying people. Tears born of happiness swelled in the corners of my eyes. This isn't a cover band and if you are going to see the Grateful Dead you will probably be disappointed. Tickets can be hard enough to get already, smarcus. Stay home and listen to recordings and write opinions. I never saw a Dead show that I didn't like the recording of better anyway ;-)
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my buritoes are the best
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At the Academy Of Music was played this week on Sirius. Glorious sound and it's a scorcher. Thank You! This show does not circulate- all that exists on archive.org is a poor sounding copy of most of the first set. It's a 72 gem, and I hope someday this entire show is released.
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Fine, to each his own. All I know is dogs slow down and not at my pace. Have fun being 70 at a Furthut Show. That should match right about up.
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Smarcus --- I envy you having been around since the inception and working for the boys. Me, i boarded thebus in '81 and saw many-a-show to '94 (didn't dig the post-Brent era much but it had its moments. The GD changed my life -- for the infinitley better. I could only imagine what they did for you. I believe the spirit of the muse into which the GD tapped still exists and it DOES manifest itself at some Furthur and P& F's shows. I promise it won't hurt -- give 'em a whirl -- "ya just might find ya get what ya need" to quote. Worse case scenario -- you have an average time but I doubt it -- you'll dig it. Wouldn't ever think of stearin ya wrong, brothah.
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I agree with Zuckfun. 3/26/72 was my first show. I had heard rumors that the tapes where destroyed or unplayable or something. I guess that was wrong! I was very pleasantly surprised to see this broadcast. Play it again!!
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Well, I still haven't been to an actual Furthur Concert, but I am getting close! (Hell, I live 45 minutes from Terrapin Crossroads and The Sweetwater and I've been to TRI twice!)I very much enjoyed the live feeds of the Furthur concerts at The Sweetwater recently. I like The Sweetwater it is a nice small club with superb sound (Meyers, of course!) I stopped by Terrapin Crossroads a few weeks ago just to look inside and there was a rehearsal of Phil & Friends going on. Frankie Accardi-Peri gave me and Sue a tour of the place and on our way out I ran into Phil, whom I hadn't seen since 2004 and he gave me a big hug, so that was nice. I still haven't seen the inside of the Grate Room, but I am pretty sure I will soon. I think the odds of my actually going to a Furthur concert sometime this spring or summer are pretty good. All my old "Deadhead" friends tell me that it is worth it just to see old friends. I have been venturing out to see more major shows including Peter Gabriel for the first time since 1994 when I sat next to a certain 9 fingered guitarist and his wife at a Secret World show in Oakland...(Peter was excellent at both shows, see SO if it comes back to your city!) I saw Bruce Springsteen for the first time since ATT Park in 2003. While I missed Danny and Clarence, I was amazed that a 63 year old could put on such a non-stop energy filled concert for over three hours every night including running threw the audience three times and body surfing back to the stage...(Why didn't Bobby do that during the Grateful Dead days?) I want to make something very clear to all of you here, my feelings about not seeing Furthur are only MY feelings and are packed with the baggage of, perhaps, being too close to the scene for so many years. I have always hated reading reviews of concerts or LP's where the writer states his/her opinion as fact without actually saying this is MY opinion, yours may be different. A perfect example was when my friend, writer Dave Marsh, called Garcia the worst guitarist ever! We had a couple of discussions about that, and I remember in 1987 I almost took him to a Madison Square Garden show. Even Phil thought would have been a good idea! So, bottom line after this long winded post is that what I have heard of Furthur so far I have liked, and I would like to check them out. Maybe I'll see you there! In the mean time try to catch a Railroad Earth concert...a Bluegrass Jam Band, what more could you want unless Jerry came back to play!
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Very nice post. I will also be checking out Further in October when they are in LA.
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I happen to have a trial of SiriusXM in my car. Tuned in to the Grateful Dead channel, 23!Cannot tell ya how great it is to the guys, Donna too. No, not an advert. Just satisfied so far! My bf is not into them like I am, so I go go driving every chance I get! Makes sure I stay flowin'!Just wanted to share. Thanks for listening.
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My Question is, will there be a pigpen Movie in the future any info on that,second question I have SiriusXM and I'll hear a really sweet version of say Playing in the band or the other one and it wont have the date or venue ,is there a setlist or some place I can go to find out??? Smitty the Deadhead
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My Question is, will there be a pigpen Movie in the future any info on that,second question I have SiriusXM and I'll hear a really sweet version of say Playing in the band or the other one and it wont have the date or venue ,is there a setlist or some place I can go to find out??? Smitty the Deadhead
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I don't have Sirius personally but i travel for a living and have Sirius very often. Also have it on Dish at home. it is more than delightful. Driving down the road or working around the house doin the shuffle just because
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When is his birthday?