Grateful Dead live, Dick's Picks etc - S&D

that's a good one. so $$$$ !!!

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Make a little space in your record crate! Record Store Day is just around the corner (April 18th, to be exact) and your local mom and pop shop will have hot wax from the Grateful Dead. This year, we've pressed up Wake Up To Find Out: Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY 3/29/90, a 5-LP set on 180-gram vinyl, limited to 7,500 copies. One of the most sought-after shows in the Dead canon, this one features Grammy®-winning saxophonist Branford Marsalis bringing it on "Bird Song" and in the entire second set.
Find your local retailer here »http://www.recordstoreday.com/?eml=dn/031915/left-more

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We couldn't be more pleased with all the fantastically funny and wonderfully touching stories and art we've received from Dead Heads around the world in honor of the Grateful Dead's 50th anniversary. Got a great tale to tell (or vision) from the Golden Road? Submit your original story or artwork by March 31st for a chance to be included in one of our 50th anniversary audio releases. It's as easy as an upload!
Fnd out more here »http://www.dead.net/grateful-dead-50th-anniversary-submissions?eml=dn/031915/left-more

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If you missed any of the highly entertaining Weir Here webcasts featuring exclusive performances and interviews with the likes of Phil, Warren Hayes, Dave Schools, Jason Crosby, and many more, you can catch up with the Best of Weir Here tomorrow, March 18th, at 5pm and 8pm PT.
Tune in at TRI Studios »https://www.tristudios.com/events/best-weir-here?eml=dn/031915/left-more

DEADOLOGY 101: THE BEST OF THE GRATEFUL DEAD

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Got a budding Dead Head in the family? This one's for them! Check out the trailer for The Best Of The Grateful Dead,
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a 2-CD, 32-song collection of music from every Grateful Dead studio album, highlighting the key waypoints on the band's mystical musical journey. Arranged chronologically, the tracks reflect the evolution of the group's sound and its membership across more than two decades from 1967's "The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion)" to 1989's "Standing on the Moon.

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Oh well, here's the original link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS--pwEJRtg&eml=dn/031915/body-inline

weird! Trying basic link, one last time

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Just go to youtube and look for
Grateful Dead Best Of (Official Trailer),
although might wanta wait, cause right now it's changing to some other Dead clips (Watkins Glen, Landover)

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ONE NIGHT ONLY - MAY 4, 2015: THE FIFTH-ANNUAL GRATEFUL DEAD MEET-UP AT THE MOVIES - ALPINE VALLEY

Come one, come all to this year's special 50th anniversary edition of the Grateful Dead Meet-up at the Movies! The fifth-annual can't-miss event features the previously unreleased Grateful Dead concert from July 19, 1989 at Alpine Valley, their last-ever performance at Alpine. Recorded live from the legendary venue in East Troy, Wisconsin, this exclusive cinema event captures the Dead in a peak era of energy and chemistry on stage and showcases classic tracks including "Sugaree," "Morning Dew," "West L.A. Fadeaway," "Box Of Rain," and "Terrapin Station," plus renditions of band favorites such as Bob Dylan's "Desolation Row," and many more.

"Grateful Dead Meet-Up at the Movies: Alpine Valley 7/19/89" will only be playing on the silver screen for one night! Come out and connect with Dead Heads in your neighborhood on Monday, May 4th at 7:00pm local time.

Tickets are now available at participating theater box offices and online at
www.FathomEvents.com

Never heard that show, is it good? "Desolation Row"!? Do they jam on it? Hope so. (Thee original track circulates in my head quite often.)

More on this, prev mentioned briefly:

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DAVE'S PICKS VOLUME 14
MARCH 26, 1972: NEW YORK, NEW YORK

The cold rain and snow have started to fade away and with it, we're dusting off a super hot one from a soaring seven nights at New York's old Academy of Music. On the brink of their revelatory Europe '72 tour, the Grateful Dead brought their sevenfold merriment to winter-worn Manhattan and boy, did they warm things up! Particularly on March 26, when the dual piano/Hammond combo of Godchaux and McKernan was in full effect and Alabama singer Donna Jean Godchaux began to find her vocal footing in the band's rich harmonies. Pigpen enthusiasts will surely rejoice when digging in to the early live versions of his originals - the limber "Chinatown Shuffle," the bouncy "Mr. Charlie," and the extremely tender "The Stranger (Two Souls in Communion)," not to mention a 21-minute classic cover of "Good Lovin'" deemed "the penultimate New York rave-up, a wild and perfect and funky showcase for a Lord Buckley-loving, Beat-reading member of the Grateful Dead, now and forever."

Limited to 16,500 individually numbered copies, Dave's Picks Volume 14 has been mastered to HDCD specs by Jeffrey Norman and features liner notes by Jesse Jarnow and illustrations by Micah Nelson.

Due to ship May 1st.

Audio and tracklist here:
http://www.dead.net/store/1970s/daves-picks-volume-14?eml=dn/041715/right-more#listeningpartydp14
Watch Dave's Seaside Chat re Vol. 14 here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29BedcUgMzU#t=25

See link below book cover image for excerpt---wonder if their jams with Jerry Granelli and Magma have showed up anywhere?

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new daves picks is great, but it's spring 72 so whaddya expect.
as my one allotted annual grateful dead-related live experience I'm going to see this on friday... wish me luck.
http://foxtheatre.com/2015-05-08-0800PM-Shakedown-Street

Always been curious as to how faithful those tribute bands are to the shows they cover.

And is there a reason why that show has never seen official release?

i think that dick latvala said that cornell was so widely distributed as a tape/bootleg that he didn't see the point in releasing it officially. but at this point, i'm not sure -- maybe they're just holding on to it so they can have a big release of such a famous show somewhere down the line

hm, yeah, I guess that makes sense. I thought it would've been on their shortlist of releases from the beginning of the Dick's Picks/From the Vault series.

here's some more info: http://www.relix.com/articles/detail/beyond-cornell-david-lemieux-on-the-grateful-dead-archives-and-may-1977

Cool, thanks! Yeah, makes sense they'd need the master.

What the

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the sampler list reveals the shows in the box

http://deadheadheaven.tumblr.com/post/120536545404/the-rolling-stone-article-didnt-reveal-the-full

Ah there we go they updated it with the actual list

1966 - 7/3, Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA
1967 - 11/10, Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA
1968 - 10/20, Greek Theater, Berkeley, CA
1969 - 2/22, The Dream Bowl, Vallejo, CA
1970 - 4/15, Winterland, San Francisco, CA
1971 - 3/18, Fox Theater, St. Louis, MO
1972 - 9/24, Palace Theater, Waterbury, CT
1973 - 11/14, San Diego Sports Arena, San Diego, CA
1974 - 9/18, Parc des Expositions, Dijon, France
1975 - 9/28, Lindley Meadows, Golden gate Park, San Francisco, CA
1976 - 10/3, Cobo Arena, Detroit, MI
1977 - 4/25, Capitol Theater, Passaic, NJ
1978 - 5/14, Providence Civic Center, Providence, RI
1979 - 10/27, Cape Cod Coliseum, South Yarmouth, MA
1980 - 11/28, Lakeland Civic Center, Lakeland, FL
1981 - 5/16, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
1982 - 7/31, Manor Downs, Austin, TX
1983 - 10/21, The Centrum, Worchester, MA
1984 - 10/12, Augusta Civic Center, Augusta, ME
1985 - 6/24, River Bend Music Center, Cincinnati, OH
1986 - 5/3, Cal Expo Amphitheater, Sacramento, CA
1987 - 9/18, Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY
1988 - 7/3, Oxford Plains Speedway, Oxford, ME
1989 - 10/26, Miami Arena, Miami, FL
1990 - 10/27, Zenith, Paris, France
1991 - 9/10, Madison Square Garden, NY, NY
1992 - 3/20, Copps Coliseum, Ontario, Canada
1993 - 3/27, Knickerbocker Arena, Albany, NY
1994 - 10/1, Boston Garden, Boston, MA
1995 - 2/21, Delta Center, Salt Lake City, UT

Happy to see 2/22/69 in there, always a favorite of mine

I really don't get it - wouldn't anyone with the depth of obsession that is required to appreciate this set of shows already have high-quality versions from the Archive or somewhere else? They are not that hard to find for basically free. Who buys something like this?

loving your pitchfork article tyler!!!!

i'm just starting to go through the shows you picked and I am psyched to explore them all

How's that Bobby doc on Netflix?

thanks marcos -- there is obviously no shortage of writing about the Dead these days, but i thought I'd throw my two cents in.
weir doc is just OK, worth watching if you're into the dead, but it really just made me want a big, all encompassing doc about the band. which i guess is what that scorsese thing will be?

here's the link to my piece (the first of three or four): http://pitchfork.com/thepitch/789-invisible-hits-decades-of-dead-garage-psych-in-67/

perhaps one day Ken Burns will do some mad 6 Part PBS history of the Dead, that'd be sweet.

I feel like Bret Mydland and Ken Burns have the same hairsperation

xp think that's what this will be (minus ken burns)
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/martin-scorsese-producing-official-grateful-dead-documentary-20141023

Does anyone intend to read the new biog by David Browne?

I liked Rock Scully's one, which was entertaining and the McNally one was exhausting, do I need to read another?

Excerpts from Kreutzmann's memoir seem pretty entertaining, and apparently the whole thing gets upfront about various ups and downs. Scroll up for a little more about it.

since this thread is current I guess I'll put this WaPo article about the reunion gigs here, seems like a pretty honest and unflinching take on it:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/music/how-the-grateful-dead-overcame-old-feuds-legal-spats-and-bad-vibes-for-the-hottest-ticket-of-the-summer/2015/06/12/18618064-0e7a-11e5-a0dc-2b6f404ff5cf_story.html

Jeez, I thought "WaPo" might have meant Wax Poetics. . .

As if. . .

haha sorry

No, I just wish they would have gone that direction, but alas. . .

haha, i worked for the dude who wrote that (pretty terrible!) huffington post editorial referenced in the washpost article. one of the most egomaniacal assholes ever, and i'm sure he'll be talking about how he saved the grateful dead for the rest of his days.

Too much man, lotta links in this here Grateful Dead Bulletin, check 'em out

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Contributed $10 to this--primarily in memory of Owsley, who always struck me as one of the most interesting characters from that time (and gets mentioned on the Airplane's amazing "Mexico").

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/rescue-the-legendary-owsley-stanley-sonic-journals#/story

Weir doc on Netflix is worth it for the footage of Jerry scuba diving.

OTM

Just now, on KMUW: verra nice version of "Blue Yodel # 9," from The Jerry Garcia Band On Broadway, Act One---new release, details here: http://jerrygarcia.shop.musictoday.com/Dept.aspx?cp=640_68436
It followed a damn near exhilarating, anyway romantic & soulful cover of "The Attics of My Life," from the new album by Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams. Campbell survived many a leg of the Endless Tour, among other things. Will have to check this out.

From the American Routes archives: Grateful Dead w Hank, Buck, Ornette, Branford, Jesse Lonecat Fuller, Wailing Souls, more. 2 hrs.
Now playing: host Nick Spitzer's good Smithsonian interview with Garcia (incl. bursts of music).
Stream (or download, if you have Firefox's FlashGot, for inst): http://americanroutes.wwno.org/archives/show/911/from-home-page

Talking about learning banjo from Clarence Ashley cuts on Smithsonian Anthology: "On the banjo, I had to fight myself, because my natural inclination is to improvise."

Franklin's Tower from last night was genuinely, incredibly beautiful imo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qCiuI_g9vdg

Yeah came here to post that, I'd even recommend it to non-Deadheads (ie this board)

Trying to get a read on how the gigs sounded from Youtube, but it's not that easy for some reason, band sounds kinda sleepy.

Dude from Phish always looks so just happy to be there, even in Phish.

he did a pretty decent jerry impression, guitar-wise!