Grateful Dead

Happy Happy
Joy Joy Joy!!!

....another record I purchased was Clapton's 461 Ocean Boulevard.
Rad.

Currently listening to Slowhand at 70: Live at the Albert Hall

In the background, as folks are trickling in for our Super Bowl party. A small affair, nothing rowdy. The wife grew up in Massachusetts, so we're all leaning New England here. Seattle obviously favored. The only path to victory for NE will be to go ahead early, defensive or special teams touchdown, Drake Maye keeping his foot on the gas and force Sam Darnold to throw. Hit him hard, early, and often, make him hear footsteps, rush his reads and throws. Seattle has been so dominant in the run game and on defense, the achilles heel of Sam Darnold has yet to be exposed. Hopefully today.

Will get back to Clapton after the game. Cheers everyone... may the best team (today) win.

....visited a used record store in Boulder City (right outside of Vegas) today.
Got some other cool things as well.
Go Seahawks.

Days of Future Passed
Side 2 in particular...wow.
Every so often I listen to the MB
Phenomenal stuff

Listening to Bob Weir and the Campfire Band from the Wanee Music Festival, Live Oak, FL 4/22/2017.

57 disc 2
Last night
2/27/69
5/22/77
both vinyl

Anyone see Mickey on the SB pre-game? He did a grate segment on The City, the band, and how it was SB 60 and also the GD 60th! Grate job Mickey! Some amazing pictures of the band too

Forever Changes is their classic, but this may be more shagadelic. After inventing punk rock on side 1, they go on to invent jazz rock on side 2. Respect.
Elsewhere we have the 1959 Alan Lomax recordings from 1959 by Mississippi Fred McDowell and the Complete Recordings of Blind Willie Johnson - which features probably the first recording of Samson and Delilah - titled here "If I had My Way". Nearly 100 years old, this one.
Last Dead - Copenhagen 4/14/72.

Steppin' Out with the Grateful Dead
Disc 2