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Listen to Bob Weir and Wolf Bros’ Last Spring Tour Show in Chicago – 3/11/2020 AUD

COVID-19, or known earlier at the coronavirus has changed life in America and around the world. Unfortunately one of the most likely places to spread the virus is in large gatherings, such as a concert. As a result, most if not all tours have been suspended for the next month or two.

Bob Weir and Wolf Bros’ landed in Chicago at the Chicago Theatre before the Coronavirus gripped the nation. The tour stop would be the last one before they postponed the rest of the tour to the fall.

The show included a bunch of Bobby favorites and some uncharacteristic Dead tunes in the second. Check out the banging “Shakedown Street” featuring some fine guitar work from Bob and the chilling “Morning Dew.”

Set 1
1: Iko Iko
2: Bertha
3: Banter
4: Bombs Away
5: El Paso
6: Banter
7: Little Red Rooster
8: Banter
9: New Minglewood
10: Lost Sailor
11: New Speedway Boogie

Set 2
1: Cassidy
2: Banter
3: Corrina
4: New Speedway Boogie
5: Banter
6: Eternity
7: Shakedown Street
8: Other One
9: Morning Dew
10: Ripple

Thanks to tyedyejon/taperjon for the recording.

Photo credit: fcoolman

UPDATE: Watch Highlights from Dead & Company’s Second Night at MSG – 11/1/2019 AUD

Thanks to Bushidó for the recording!

Dead and Company returned for their second of two shows at the famed Madison Square Garden in NYC last night. After a rockin’ night one, Dead & Co delivered the goods again on night two.

Take a look at this setlist. Whoa!

Dead and Company Setlist 11/1/2019 Madison Square Garden

As you can see, the second set was straight fire. Anytime you kick off set two with a “Scar > Fire” you’re in good shape.

While there was a whole lot of good ol’ Dead last night, Dead and Company’s second night at MSG featured a rare guest—singer and songwriter Maggie Rogers. The 25 year old Maryland born singer joined in on “Friend of the Devil” in the first set and then returned for “The Weight” encore.

Scarlet Begonias > Fire on the Mountain

Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo

Mr. Charlie

Brokedown Palace

The Weight (featuring Maggie Rogers)

China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider

Friend of the Devil (featuring Maggie Rogers)

Row Jimmy

Cold, Rain and Snow

Thanks to Matt Frazier, Sean Roche and Dead and Company for the footage!

Photo credit: lumpkin1467

Listen to Phil Lesh and Friends’ Close Out the Peach Festival – 7/28/2019 AUD

Phil Lesh, at 79 years young has opted to jam more with his family and friends in recent years. Last night, Phil reunited with friends new and old for a headlining two-set slot at The Peach Festival.

Phil’s crew included Warren Haynes, John Scofield, Holly Bowling, Grahame Lesh and Elliott Peck. This marks the second time that Phil and Uncle Warren jammed this week.

Phil’s and Phriends’ set included some choice covers including Cream’s “Sunshine of Your Love,” Bob Dylan’s “All Along the Watchtower,” Van Morrison’s “Into the Mystic” and Traffic’s “The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys.” The supergroup also jammed on a whole lot of Dead.

Set One:
01 Sunshine of Your Love
02 Broken Arrow
03 Just a Little Light
04 Bird Song
05 All Along the Watchtower
06 Viola Lee Blues
07 Into the Mystic

Set Two:
01 Playing in the Band
02 The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys
03 St. Stephen
04 Unbroken Chain
05 Morning Dew
06 Uncle John’s Band

Encore:

07 Patchwork Quilt

Thanks to Keith Litzenberger for the recording.

Photo credit: livemusiclover1

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Watch Alison Krauss Join Phil Lesh and Friends for a Gorgeous “Morning Dew” in St. Louis

Willie Nelson’s traveling Outlaw Music Festival is storming stadiums and pavilions across the US this summer. The annual festival made a stop at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheater in St. Louis last week.

St. Louis’ lineup included Willie Nelson & Family, Phil Lesh & Friends, Alison Krauss, Old Crow Medicine Show and Dawes. During Phil’s set, Alison Krauss joined the founding Grateful Dead member on stage for one of the Dead’s all-time classics—”Morning Dew.” Alison’s angelic voice was the perfect compliment to the song. Stu Allen really nailed the guitar solo as well.

Thanks to Jason Briggs for the footage!

Photo credit: nitch1

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Listen to John Mayer Wield Jerry Garcia’s Wolf at Citi Field – 6/23/2019 AUD

Dead and Company hit NYC after their gig at Gillette Stadium outside of Boston. As the saying goes, never miss a Sunday show.

After laying down an absolutely epic setlist in Boston, Mayer treated NYC to a different kind of treat. On loan from the Metropolitan Museum of Art Play It Loud exhibit, Mayer had the opportunity to play Jerry Garcia’s legendary guitar Wolf.

I’m not sure whether it was Wolf, a shitty PA system or the music, but Dead & Co busted the sound system a couple of times during their sets. NYC’s setlist stood toe to toe with Boston and almost act as a companion. Set two included both “Terrapin Station” and a “Scar > Fire” with a melt-your-face “Morning Dew” closer.

Set One:
01 St. Stephen
02 Cold Rain and Snow
03 Sampson and Delilah
04 High Time
05 They Loved Each Other
06 Ramble on Rose
07 Sugareee
08 Jack Straw

Set Two:
09 Terrapin Station > 
10 Althea > 
11 Scarlet Begonias > 
12 Fire On The Mountain > 
13 Drums >
14 Space > 
15 The Wheel > 
16 The Other One > 
17 Morning Dew

Encore:
18 Brokedown Palace

Thanks to Jeff Travitz and Keith Litzenberger for the recording.

Photo credit: jayblakesberg

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