Grateful Dead

dead.net the official site

Got me humming the tune to Row Jimmy now... "Julie catch a rabbit by his hair.... Come back steppin like to walk on air..." Thank you, RH ! I was at the Market Square 10/1/76 show. Frankly, I hardly remember the venue but sure did love the show. There is a terrific recording available on www.archive.org, an audience job, done by the late Jerry Moore. Fast forward to 1981. There is a vine circulating in the Vinyard (Downunder 1981?) with the 12/5 show. It's an outstanding show, too. Venture back into 1973 to hear the 10/27 State Fairground show, when you get the time, too.

Hello everyone. Hoping I can get pointed in the right direction here. I am looking for a site were I can download artwork for my shows. I used to go to http://www.gdcdcovers.com but it looks like that site no longer exists. Specifically looking for Buffalo 92 art. Thanks Steve

try http://www.loathemegacorp.com/deadpieshop/

TomBanjo Looking for photos of Phils Alembic "Osage Orange guitar he used in the 70's. 73 to 79 specifically. I need the inlay of the neck.

I am almost POSITIVE the Dead played a second encore after Casey Jones on 10/28/77. It was my first Casey, AMAZING, and I recall the Dead left the stage, the roadies started breaking it down, but the fans were going wild! We would not leave. The Dead finally came back out and played another. That is how is remember it to this day. But I can't find any evidence to back it up, as all tapes/recordings from that show say Casey was only encore. Anyone share my memory??? Was it a dream, or another show, or ???Thanks.

In the late seventies (I think!) I got a tape called Make Believe Ballroom.It was very good, and had a lot of Blues for Allah material. Does anyone know anything about this? Is it a Dick's Pick or Download? Thanks

that would be the fisrt "One From The Vault". I have that vinyl bootleg too, and it was such an exciting time after the Dead's 'vacation' to hear that new material and how excited the band was to showcase it for us. The Truth is realized in an instant, the act is practiced step by step.

hello. first time poster here. i just saw taking woodstock yesterday. can anyone tell me what show that version of china cat is from? thanks

i hear this on a old tape from the greatful dead hour. no label of course. it was space>st stephan tease>the last time. i've checked through dave gans site with no luck. please help if you can. oh. and i'm a forum noob, so i hope i did this right.

any one know set lists were decided

Hello! I'm new here and have a question about official DVD released from the band but I dunno where to post it. For some reason some of the boards say I'm not allowed to start new threads. Sorry for the hijack--but im kinda lost

anybody have an extra or need to sell?

I have always heard the tale that after the Grateful Dead were banned from Richmond that they came back one more time as the Warlocks, but have never seen any setlists or dates that would show this to be true. Can anyone shed some light on the subject? Thanks!!!!

They played Hampton Coliseum Oct. 8 and Oct. 9 in 1989 as the Warlocks. Awesome shows.

Hey all! I am giving an informative speech in a communications class about the tour experience from a fan's perspective. I toured for a short time, but I missed the 80's. I am looking for your best tour moment. Either on the lot, at the campground, or in the show. Godd, bad, ugly, anything. My speech is in 2 weeks. Any help is much appreciated!

Demon50 I have a CD titled, SAN FRANCISCO LIVE, consisting of live tracks which "were made at concert performances on US college campus, and for US college radio during the late 60's and early 70's." Two of the tracks are by The Dead. The first being, Morning Dew, clocking in at 8:37. The second is, Turn On Your Lovelight, which runs 10:36 and features vocals by Pig and Janis Joplin. Does anyone know where and when the Lovelight track was recorded? Thanks. Tony

Per the Grateful Dead Lyric and Song Finder, 7 June 1969. "A well put together unreality is pretty hard to beat." --Mark Twain

The only other Lovelight with Joplin that I know of is 7-16-70, Euphoria Ballroom, San Raphael, CA. "A well put together unreality is pretty hard to beat." --Mark Twain

BUCKO CALL JUNE REGARDING DAUGHTER.IF ANYONE KNOWS WHERE HE IS PLEASE RELAY MESSAGE. DAUGHTER IS 19 . WE ARE NOT LOOKING FOR ANY THING FROM HIM PLEASE RELAY MESSAGE BUCKO CALL JUNE XO PEACE, JUNE TY ALL

Thanks for your reply, blue.jay.way. Given a choice between the two suggestions you offered, I believe it to be the June 7, 1969 concert at the Fillmore West. I have a partial of the Euphoria Ballroom show that includes Turn On Your Lovelight with Joplin singing and the version on SAN FRANCISCO LIVE is completely different as well as being about eight minutes shorter. Mystery solved.

Today, I just found the handbill from the Euphoria Ballroom shows .....the shows were quite fun I might add

Serendipity, Gypsy Cowgirl.

I was listening to ''wake of the flood'' on vinyl and realized that on my copy the songs list Mississippi half step, Let me sing your blues away, Row Jimmy, then Stella Blue. but when you play the album Stella blue comes before Row jimmy. i looked at a different copy of the album that my friend owns and his plays the way the label is displayed. I was just wondering if anyone knows anything about the album or if anyone has an album like this one?

I have an original copy of Jazz for Allah, a wonderful album but can find absolutely no information about it, it says smoking crocodile and smoke 1 on the album that is it, has anybody seen or heard this?

Perhaps related to Joe Gallant's Blues for Allah Project? "A well put together unreality is pretty hard to beat." --Mark Twain

does anyone have a photo print of Jerry wearing the Nudie suit? I have looked all over photo sites and search engines on the internet and have come up zip. I have a large photo(in a book I own) of Bobby and Billy in their Nudies-were Phil or Mickey ever photographed wearing theirs? I know Jerry's had skeletons on it-was black with lots of rhinestones. Thanx to anyone who might respond-have a peaceful day

I've been listening to Dark Star from Two From The Vault. TC plays a repetitive figure that works really well, and reminds me of Steve Reich and of Terry Riley. I'm sure that Reich lived in, or near, Haight around the time that the Dead lived there. I hope I'm not imagining this!Terrific Dark Star, anyway...

Captainbrearly, I knew that Reich and Phil Lesh had been classmates--looking for a citation, I found this extract from a larger work, detailing Reich's connections with the SF scene, including TC. Thanks for asking the question, I wouldn't have found this otherwise. "A well put together unreality is pretty hard to beat." --Mark Twain

And thank you, bluejay, for the answer. I especially liked the bit describing how Terry Rileywalked out of Reich's concert, and then turned up to introduce himself ! And another book is added to the captain's I Want list. A well put-together unreality? Mercedes Benz are good at putting things together. Maybe I'll call them... Thanks again, mate! I appreciate the time and effort.

When and where was the first performance of Touch of Grey?(I hope I'm not being a pain..)

Not a pain at all First performance was the encore at Capital Centre - Landover, MD 09/15/82 http://www.setlists.net/?show_id=1429

Well, Mary, you got me to looking (I love looking up stuff), and the earliest "Touch of Grey" I could find was, according to Setlist.com, 8-21-80, early show, Other End Cafe, NYC. Unfortunately, db.etree doesn't list it, which probably means no recording circulates. Darn it. "A well put together unreality is pretty hard to beat." --Mark Twain

Thanks again bluejay, and thanks marye and cosmicbadger.(Love the pic!)This must be the most useful website not on the planet!

I can't get this song out of my head, but... I can't find it on any of my CD's. I'm thinking Bobby & the Midnites, or Kingfish, even possibly The Dead. Weir sings: "something something She's got some kind of hold on me.." Chorus: "Far Away GOT TO Get Away" Help, please! What is this song? What CD is it on? Thank you. pzahutt@yahoo.com

Grateful Dead Lyric & Song Finder Far Away Lyrics: Bob Weir Music: Cochran, Kelly, Weir Played by Bob Weir with Bobby & The Midnites, and once with Kingfish You ask why I'm desparate and worried And hid out down in Mexico See, there's a woman I left in a hurry And there's more if you'd like to know She appeared to me straight out of nowhere We made magic like some lovers can But that magic turned black as a nightmare So I packed up what's left of my sanity and ran Far away Get away Far far away So far away Far away Far away Got to get away I suppose I could just have surrendered Would have been easy to do Would have been one dizzy bender She's a sweet little sorceress too But she'll find me down here, ah, so easy Some special sense that she's got God, she's so witchy, so crazy Yeah, she's got a talent for stirring up the pot Far away Trying to get away Far far away Run away, run away Far away Got to get away Far away Got to get away Far far away Far away Got to get away She might find me tonight, got a feeling she might She's got some kind of hold on me I'd try to escape, but still there's a part of me Want's to just let it be Yeah we might meet tonight, with a fire so bright Tomorrow'd be easy to see A smoking crater, some broken hearts And some amazing memories Far away It's suicide to stay Far far away Far away Got to get away Get away Far away Far away Far far away Far away Got no reason to stay Got to get away [etc] Bob Weir Recordings Date Recorded By Album Studio 1981 Bobby And The Midnites Bobby And The Midnites "A well put together unreality is pretty hard to beat." --Mark Twain

I tried that search engine but obviously I didn't use a suitable search term/phrase. Thank you VERY much for your assistance. Now I can let something else drive me nutz!

Can someone tell me if ther eis a difinitive source for this show? Is the one on Internet Archive a good one, or even the best avialable? http://www.archive.org/details/gd1977-09-03.aud.102409.flemming.berger… thanks, Henry

I'm probably not the best equipped to answer, since I don't have this show in any form, but I'd hazard a guess that the official release of Dick's Picks 15 is gonna be the one to go for. I'd think the Archive version you reference, since it's a Rob Berger transfer, is pretty good, too, but obviously not a sbd. "A well put together unreality is pretty hard to beat." --Mark Twain

OK, I had a tape way back in high school, it was of a Dead show that was from 1970 or 1971. On it was the most blistering, energy driven version of "sittin on top of the world" I have ever heard. It was part of a segue, from what and into what I do not remember. I would love to find that show again, it was through the roof. TIA, Henry

Thanks, I ordered a copy of the Dick's Picks 15. Henry

Probably one of the following 3 shows from 1971. I've included the songs played with it. It was played 6 times in 1970 but I believe always as a stand alone. 12/10/71: Truckin' [7:59] > Drums [3:26] > The Other One [13:35] > Sittin' On Top Of The World [2:53] > The Other One [6:02] > Not Fade Away [6:01] > Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad [6:18] > Not Fade Away [1:00#] 12/5/71: Dark Star [8:27] > Me And My Uncle [2:31] > Dark Star [12:23] > Sittin' On Top Of The World [4:16] 10/21/71: Dark Star (1) [15:09] > Sittin' On Top Of The World [3:16] > Dark Star [2:03] > Me And Bobby McGee [5:56]