Friday, June 25, 2010

Dead Show/podcast for 6/25/10

Every so often I get the craving for some 'pure' Jerry - and this is one of those weeks - this week I'm bringing you one of the lesser known of the bands Jerry played with - Reconstruction. 

Here's the lineup for this show:

Jerry Garcia guitar, vocals
John Kahn bass
Merl Saunders keyboards
Ed Neumeister trombone
Ron Stallings saxophone, vocals
Gaylord Birch drums

It's possible that this isn't everyone's cup of tea - but while its not the most well-known Garcia, I think you'll enjoy it... 

Reconstruction - July 7, 1979
Keystone - Palo Alto, CA

- Set 1 -
Tellin' My Friends
That's What Love Will Make You Do
Do I Move You
Another Star
Struggling Man
Make It Better

You can listen to this week's Deadpod here:

http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod062510.mp3

Thanks for listening and for all your support!!! 


7 comments:

  1. Anonymous9:47 PM

    please,please,please!!!! second set. I've been craving some Reconstruction. I have only a skeevy tape I recorded in 1979.

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  2. This is my cup of tea! What a gem! Great to hear those jazz influences that percolate through the Dead in full array here with Jerry's ensemble.

    David

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  3. Anonymous11:47 PM

    Wonderful music. This is the first Reconstruction I've heard. Love the jazzy jams. More please

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  4. Anonymous11:35 AM

    This is top notch...more please?

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  5. Anonymous10:23 AM

    More "Pure Jerry" please!

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  6. Anonymous7:54 PM

    I love this. I have a few recordings of Reconstruction, the one thing I notice about these recordings is that the sound quality is AMAZING. However I do not have any full Reconstruction shows on tape. It would be GREAT to have one of these shows released "officially" in the Pure Jerry series. What a gem. THANK YOU for the upload. This is definitely i-pod worthy.

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  7. Anonymous11:00 AM

    More tea, please! Man cannot live by coffee alone. Any fan of good music in general should appreciate this. Thanks for this gem, Professor!

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