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  • shwack
    3 years 5 months ago
    ‘84 Dews

    Hey Man
    I must concur with LS3 that some of the Dews of this period are fantastic. See and listen to Daves Picks Vol 35 Philly , within the same week as this Hampton sequence. Vocally, the band is tired, musically there are some fine passages of playing right up and through the Providence run 4/26-27. Garcia was exclusively playing the Tiger from Summer of 1979 -1990, with a few rare exceptions. The Wolf did , I believe, make a brief return for Garcia’s MIDI playing in 1989

    Merci beaucoup Monsieur Lemieux

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    LS3
    3 years 5 months ago
    4.14.84 Dew

    Jerry's tone on the Wolf is so dialed-in during the Dew solo - just bubbling on the knife-edge of feeding-back....combine that with the digital delay on his voice channel and this is a dynamic version! Goosebump climax jam too!

    These 84 Dew's are standouts...

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Week of November 23-29, 2020

Welcome back to the Tapers’ Section, where this week we have Grateful Dead music from 1978, 1982, and 1984.

Our first selection this week is the excellent, high-energy first set from the Dead’s performance at UCSB Stadium in Santa Barbara, CA, featuring Bertha> Good Lovin'; Dire Wolf ; Me And My Uncle> Big River; Brown Eyed Women; Looks Like Rain; Tennessee Jed; Jack Straw.

Next is the end of the show from the Dead’s final performance in Glens Falls, NY, on 4/14/82, the fourth year in a row the Dead had played this small arena in upstate NY. From this show we have The Wheel> I Need A Miracle> Black Peter> Playing In The Band> Johnny B. Goode, US Blues.

Lastly this week, from two years to the day after our Glens Falls selection, we have the end of the show from 4/14/84 in Hampton, VA, featuring Morning Dew > Throwing Stones> One More Saturday Night, It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue.

Be sure to join us here next week for more music from the vault.

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Jerry's tone on the Wolf is so dialed-in during the Dew solo - just bubbling on the knife-edge of feeding-back....combine that with the digital delay on his voice channel and this is a dynamic version! Goosebump climax jam too!

These 84 Dew's are standouts...

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Hey Man
I must concur with LS3 that some of the Dews of this period are fantastic. See and listen to Daves Picks Vol 35 Philly , within the same week as this Hampton sequence. Vocally, the band is tired, musically there are some fine passages of playing right up and through the Providence run 4/26-27. Garcia was exclusively playing the Tiger from Summer of 1979 -1990, with a few rare exceptions. The Wolf did , I believe, make a brief return for Garcia’s MIDI playing in 1989

Merci beaucoup Monsieur Lemieux

shwack in nh