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    Grateful Dead Hour no. 631

    Week of October 23, 2000

    Bob Weir interview Part 1
    Including excerpts from Ratdog's new CD, Evening Moods
    OCTOBER QUEEN
    ASHES AND GLASS
    ODESSA

    Grateful Dead 12/26/69 McFarlin Auditorium, SMU, Dallas TX
    UNCLE JOHN'S BAND
    CASEY JONES
    HARD TO HANDLE
    COLD RAIN AND SNOW
    CHINA CAT SUNFLOWER->
    HIGH TIME

    At the start of the interview with Bob Weir, you'll hear me saying some extremely positive things about the then-new CD by Bob Weir and Ratdog, Evening Moods. I wasn't just buttering him up: Except for "Corrina," which dated back to the last three years of the Grateful Dead's career, Evening Moods is all new material - and every song is a winner. (You can order it from the DeadNet store.)

    The December 1969 excerpt begins at the end of an acoustic set that happened because (as the band explained at the start of the show) drummer Bill Kreutzmann's flight was late. That's why we hear Bob Weir say, "And now, the man who's responsible for all this: Bill Kreutzmann!" What follows is some damn fine Grateful Dead music!

    Your requests are requested! Browse and/or search the Grateful Dead Hour program logs on the GD Hour web site. Let me know if there's a particular program you'd like to hear, and feel free to post requests and comments here or by email to gdhour [at] dead.net

    Thanks for listening! David Gans
    gdhour [at] dead.net

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    Golden West
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    His contribution to 'Casey Jones' here sounds a little goofy .
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    Ed Sieb
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    Where was Mickey?
    Quote:. The December 1969 excerpt begins at the end of an acoustic set that happened because (as the band explained at the start of the show) drummer Bill Kreutzmann's flight was late.
    Oh, so where was Mickey?
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    Golden West
    16 years 1 month ago
    632 next?
    Hope so. That Dark Star is sweet.
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Week of October 23, 2000

Bob Weir interview Part 1
Including excerpts from Ratdog's new CD, Evening Moods
OCTOBER QUEEN
ASHES AND GLASS
ODESSA

Grateful Dead 12/26/69 McFarlin Auditorium, SMU, Dallas TX
UNCLE JOHN'S BAND
CASEY JONES
HARD TO HANDLE
COLD RAIN AND SNOW
CHINA CAT SUNFLOWER->
HIGH TIME

At the start of the interview with Bob Weir, you'll hear me saying some extremely positive things about the then-new CD by Bob Weir and Ratdog, Evening Moods. I wasn't just buttering him up: Except for "Corrina," which dated back to the last three years of the Grateful Dead's career, Evening Moods is all new material - and every song is a winner. (You can order it from the DeadNet store.)

The December 1969 excerpt begins at the end of an acoustic set that happened because (as the band explained at the start of the show) drummer Bill Kreutzmann's flight was late. That's why we hear Bob Weir say, "And now, the man who's responsible for all this: Bill Kreutzmann!" What follows is some damn fine Grateful Dead music!

Your requests are requested! Browse and/or search the Grateful Dead Hour program logs on the GD Hour web site. Let me know if there's a particular program you'd like to hear, and feel free to post requests and comments here or by email to gdhour [at] dead.net

Thanks for listening! David Gans
gdhour [at] dead.net

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Quote:. The December 1969 excerpt begins at the end of an acoustic set that happened because (as the band explained at the start of the show) drummer Bill Kreutzmann's flight was late.
Oh, so where was Mickey?
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His contribution to 'Casey Jones' here sounds a little goofy .