I'm afraid that when I think of an iconic year for Grateful Dead music in the month of November that 1973 always pops into my mind. This, combined with a long-time request for this show on my request list, led to this week's show. Yes, this is only a day before the show released as Road Trips vol 4 no. 3, and that release does contain a few songs from this set 2, nevertheless, this music is far too wonderful not to be heard and treasured. In this week of Thanksgiving I can think of no better way to be grateful than to celebrate a great show like this one.. I hope you enjoy it as well my friends..
Grateful Dead
11/20/73
Denver Coliseum, Denver, CO
set One (partial):
Ramble On Rose ;
Mexicali Blues ;
Don't Ease Me In ;
Black Throated Wind ;
Brown Eyed Women ;
Beat It On Down The Line ;
To Lay Me Down ;
The Race Is On ;
They Love Each Other ;
Me And Bobby McGee ;
Tennessee Jed ;
Big River ;
Row Jimmy ;
Let me also take a moment to tell all of you how thankful I am that you listen to the Deadpod each week, you make the effort worthwhile.. thank you.
You can listen to this week's Deadpod here:
http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod111811.mp3
I do have a few copies of the newly remastered Europe '72 CD with bonus tracks I can send out as a thank you to anyone who can contribute $50 or more to the Deadpod..
Please be so kind as to check out and support Robert Keeley Electronics..thank You!
7 comments:
Hi Professor,
Assume WRS/Let it Grow and Casey (which ended the 1st set on 11/20/73) will be on next week's Deadpod.
Thanks for all you do. I appreciate it!
YES! please excuse my sloppy editing and they will absolutely be there next week. This week has been *crazy busy*.. thanks for listening!
Professor - thanks for sharing the 73. Wonderful wonderful tunes. Oh how I wish I could be back for those couple of days in Denver. Happy Thanksgiving to you and all the folks that enjoy the Deadpod!
This is a great set! I was particularly excited to hear The Race Is On. I only remembered that song to be a song by a country band called Sawyer Brown from the late '80's (I think); and, until I heard this show just now, I figured it was SB's song. Then, I went back and did some quick Google research, and was reminded that it was originally a George Jones song (I knew that once upon a time, but had forgotten). I also once heard a show on The Deadpod from 1969 (I think) in which they played Hard To Handle...I never knew that to be anyone's song other than The Black Crowes. This is one of the things that I love most about The Dead: their music and the covers they play are a study in Americana; and, even beyond that, the more I delve into their lyrics--and the people, places, and things to which they refer--I find that I am receiving my degree in Western culture! And you, Professor, are my professor!
Professor, I posted a comment the other day about The Race is On...did that not come through to you?
I'm not sure - I certainly did not ignore it intentionally! sorry!
That comment above must have been it! Sorry! it was stuck in the 'awaiting moderation' box - happens sometimes... at any rate it is true that Garcia was a real student of American music, not only country but bluegrass in particular...
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