The Band:
Bob Weir
Guitar and Vocals
Phil Lesh
Bass Guitar and Vocals
Sunshine Becker
Vocals
Jeff Chimenti
Keyboards
Zoe Ellis
Vocals
John Kadlecik
Guitar and Vocals
Jay Lane
Percussion
Joe Russo
Drums
12/31/09 Bill Graham Auditorium, San Francisco CA
Uncle John's Band
After Midnight
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Cryptical Envelopment
You can listen to this week's Deadpod here:
http://media.libsyn.com/media/deadshow/deadpod022610.mp3
I hope you enjoy the show! and thanks for your support.
10 comments:
Nice music. Somebody's been listening to Jerry Garcia.
Professor - Thanks for all the great tunes, I truly look forward to every friday. The last '73 show you did was jaw-dropping. I must say I went to the Atlanta show and was disappointed by this group. Don't know what it was, but something was missing. I don't agree with everyone that is so excited for a Jerry clone, when Jimmy, Warren, Mark Karen, and others did a much better job in my humble opinion. Anyway thanks for the tunes and great music every Friday!
Thanks for all the tunes every Friday, truly makes me look forward to it every week. I must say that I saw the Atlanta show and was greatly disappointed by it. I don't know what it was about the show, but it was missing something. There was so much hype and I was pretty pumped, but walked away feeling like JK wasn't bringing anything new. I'm glad people are enjoying it, but for me I've always enjoyed Warren, Mark Karen, Jimmy, and others. Just my two cents, but keep up the great tunes!
Thanks Professor! I am going to the Mohegan Sun Casino tonight for the show! I will listen to this on the way!!
Pete in New Haven
Thank you Professor! I caught Furthur at the Patriot Center @ George Mason University a few weeks back. They were smokin' hot. Best show I've attended since Jerry.
Stay well.
GMan
I enjoyed it but hmmm it doesn't sound like Jerry to me at all. Is it supposed to?
Just say no to "Furthur"
I don't understand the resistance to Furthur. Seems like a kind of snobbery... I'd rather have Furthur ('10) than the Grateful Dead ('90's). No one in Furthur is in a heroin daze...
By the way, totally disagree with Paul, the Atlanta show was smokin'
I'm finally getting to listen to this. Thank you, it's great!
I agree with Anonymous... so it's not Jerry, but why not do the songs? Go further!
Definitely not the best Furthur show I've heard: they weren't very tight on this night; and I love when Phil sings, but the whole set got off to a poor start with his delivery (or lack thereof) of the lyrics to PF's Time. Having said that, I have heard several amazing performances of their's, so let's just chalk it up to no one being perfect. Despite my less than glowing review here, I wish to distinguish myself from any others who would suggest that no music is the better option. May the Grateful Dead's music live forever, in any and all incarnation! I am very grateful to anyone who would keep the music alive.
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