Grateful Dead

Hey rockers!!!

On this day, the only sensible choice is May 15, 1970. Killer show!!!

Music fills the infinite between two souls......

Keep it rockin',

Doc
Music is the refuge of souls ulcerated by happiness.....

Monday night at the Opera House, saw/heard new trio Bela Fleck, Antonio Sanchez and Edmar Casteneda. Outstanding mash up of banjo, drums and harp. Sanchez is incredible powerhouse locomotive drummer, very intriguing combo of lush harp, lyrical banjo. Edmar was the surprise. There's a cut up on utube, Archipelago, check it out. House concert tomorrow night, jazz quartet featuring music of Jimmy Heath.

50th anniversary Dee-Luxe edition, I'm on disc 2, I like the alternate versions... maybe better.

I still have 54 on in the car, and I'll probably keep going with that.
All this '77 talk got me thinking about 5/22, the Miller though, ya know ?

How's Dave's number 3? :)

...gonna add that one to the list
and will have to go out to the archive
as lack of funds missed
both '77 boxsets
but will be ready for the
next spring '77 boxset

today, after very little deliberation,

may 9th 1977
@ war memorial aud in buffalo

Peace for All!

Currently vibing to Arctic Monkeys on a loop - perfect background while I work. I’m using a lesser-known app I found through Heyapks that actually gives access to a bunch of premium music apps without all the subscription clutter. Surprisingly smooth!

It's an interesting angle, especially for users hunting for alternative music platforms. While mainstream apps like Spotify and Apple Music dominate, platforms found via third-party sources like Heyapks can introduce lesser-known tools with different libraries or features. Of course, users should stay mindful of app legitimacy and security when downloading outside traditional app stores. Overall, it's good to see more variety in how people engage with music right now.

partial show Disc 3 from DaP 3

never saw the Dead play the Auditorium but did see last 6 songs or so when Garcia & Kahn played 7/1/82 - encore Reuben & Cherise. Not sure if there are decent SBD tapes from that short tour but oh boy for sure they really should release something if there are.

edit - had not realized that Garcia and Kahn played Sing Me Back Home at a couple of shows on that acoustic tour [not Chicago however] - also Garcia and Kahn played it several times earlier in '82, Jerry broke it out in a solo acoustic show in April. Garcia hadn't played it since '73 with the GD and it never returned after G & K 7/2/82 in Boulder. total 7 times acoustic in '82.

Started in the car yesterday, continued today.
Looks Like Rain as I drove home from work in the rain.
To be continued tomorrow morning…

5/17/74

18/94
DHB me with 3/20/94…ok show, thin sounding Auds only…

...BIG shout out
to Betty & Jeffrey & David
for this recording/release

may 28th 1977
@ Hartford Civic Center

Peace for All!