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Watch Dead and Company’s Grand Slam Tour Finale at Wrigley Field – 7/1/2017 Video

Dead and Company returned to YouTube last night with another installment of One More Saturday Night. Last night’s selection comes from summer tour 2017.

By 2017, Dead and Company had a few tours under their belt and truly hit their stride. Summer tour came a little early in 2017 and ended with a pair of shows at Wrigley Field in Chicago. Dead & Co streamed the second Wrigley show and tour finale last night.

Bobby, Johnny and the boys pitched a gem for the final show of the tour. The setlist was stacked including a smoking “Cold Rain and Snow,” Dark Star,” “Althea,” and “Scar > Fire.”

SET 1
4:44 Cold Rain and Snow
13:00 Jack Straw
25:19 Tennessee Jed
35:08 Ship Of Fools
45:30 Dark Star >
53:51 Friend Of The Devil
1:00:17 Althea
1:13:20 Casey Jones
1:20:47 Long Strange Trip (Trailer)

SET 2
1:26:08 Sugar Magnolia
1:33:08 Dancing In The Streets
1:46:31 Playing In The Band
1:54:20 Comes A Time >
2:03:53 Scarlet Begonias >
2:13:20 Fire On The Mountain >
2:24:00 Drums >
2:33:40 Space
2:41:10 The Other One
2:50:45 Days Between
3:03:35 Not Fade Away

Encore
3:14:28 Brokedown Palace
3:20:59 Sunshine Daydream

Thanks to Dead and Company for the stream!

Watch Joe Russo’s Almost Dead Kick Off 2016 at the Capitol Theatre – 1/1/2016 Video

Joe Russo’s Almost Dead is back with another installment of RAD Night in America. This week’s stream is vintage JRAD—New Years Day, 2016 at the Capitol Theatre.

After ringing in the new year in Philly, JRAD headed North to the Capitol Theatre for a New Years run. Given that this was early in JRAD’s history, the show included seven, yep seven, debuts!

Set One: (8:53PM – 10:08PM)
Sitting On Top of the World ^ (TH)
Doin’ That Rag ^ (TH) ->
Jam ->
I Need A Miracle ^ (SM) ->
New Speedway Boogie ^@ (TH) ->
Duo Jam ->
Me & My Uncle (SM)
Must Have Been The Roses ^ (TH)
Box of Rain ^ (JR)

Set Two: (10:34PM – 12:20AM ish)
Row Jimmy # (TH)
Help On The Way # (TH) ->
Slipknot! # ->
Space # ->
Slipknot! # ->
Franklin’s Tower # (TH) ->
Dancin’ In The Streets # (SM) ->
Eyes Of The World $ ->
Drums ->
Not Fade Away

#ENC:
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down ^# (TH/All)

^ – All First Time Played by Almost Dead: 7 Debuts total inc. Dixie Down
@ – With an Eyes of the World Tease (TH) & a Me & My Uncle Tease (Band)
# – With a Five Piece Horn Section, most from Antibalas: Jordan McLean (Trumpet), Raymond Mason (Trombone), Stuart Bogie (Sax & Clarinet), Matt Bauder (Bari Sax) & John Altieri (Tuba)
$ – With Stuart Bogie on Sax, no other members of the horn section played. With a Dancin’ In The Streets Tease Tease (Band) and a Ruben & Cerise Tease (MB)
% – With a “Walk The Dinosaur” (Was, Not Was) Tease (MB). Song included the 5 horn players leaving the stage & playing on the GA Floor as the crowd & Joe kept the NFA Beat. After the march thru the crowd, the horn section returned to stage, where some of the band rejoined them to finish the tune.
^# – The Band cover, first time played by Almost Dead. With the five piece horn section, playing the arrangements that Allen Toussaint wrote for The Band’s version from “Rock of Ages”. (The same Toussaint horn arrangements were also featured on the Last Waltz version of the song.)

Thanks to JRAD for the stream!

Watch Dead and Company Ring in 2020 with Three Sets in San Francisco – 12/31/2019 Video

On the heels of the Grateful Dead’s Shakedown Stream last night, Dead and Company are back with their weekly installment of One More Saturday Night stream on YouTube.

Dead & Co have chosen on their last shows they did before the pandemic wiped out the live music scene—12/31/2019 at the Chase Center in San Francisco. Following their Fall Fun Run, Bobby and the boys did a pair of shows in LA followed by a pair of shows in San Francisco for their New Year’s Run.

This NYE show is required listening for Dead & Co fans. The three sets include just one awesome tune after another including “Help > Slip > Frank, Estimated Prophet, Eyes of the Word” to kick off the second set.

SET 1

  • In the Midnight Hour  
  • Big Railroad Blues  
  • Iko Iko  
  • Mr. Charlie  
  • Loser  
  • Tennessee Jed  
  • Sugaree  
  • New Speedway Boogie  

SET 2

  • Help on the Way  
  • Slipknot!  
  • Franklin’s Tower  
  • Estimated Prophet  
  • Eyes of the World  
  • Drums  
  • Space  
  • Milestones  
  • Standing on the Moon  
  • Not Fade Away  

SET 3

  • Sugar Magnolia  
  • Uncle John’s Band  
  • Scarlet Begonias  
  • Fire on the Mountain  
  • Sunshine Daydream  

ENCORE

  • Touch of Grey

Thanks to Dead and Company for a reason to get excited for Saturday night again!

Watch the Grateful Dead’s Historic Closing of Winterland Concert – 12/31/1978 Video

The Grateful Dead made Friday nights something to look forward to again during the pandemic with Shakedown Stream. Last night’s concert was legendary Closing of Winterland show on New Year’s Eve 1978.

While the Grateful Dead had homes on both coasts and at many stops in between, the Winterland in San Francisco was arguably their favorite. The Dead clocked 59 shows at the venue before it closed it’s doors. Jerry and the gang in fact played the final show at the Winterland on New Year’s Even, 1978. The show was one for the ages, lasting nearly five hours and ended so late that the audience was served breakfast at dawn. Fun fact: the Dead were joined by none other than actor Dan Aykroyd for the midnight countown.

The show has been released as a four-disc audio set and as a double-dvd as well. One look at the setlist and you’ll understand why it’s one of the best selling Dead releases.

Set 1:
0. Intro 0:00
1. Sugar Magnolia 1:30
2. Scarlet Begonias 7:23
3. Fire On The Mountain 19:15
4. Me And My Uncle 34:24
5. Big River 37:33
6. Friend Of The Devil 44:38
7. It’s All Over Now 55:31
8. Stagger Lee 1:04:30
9. From The Heart Of Me 1:12:28
10. Sunshine Daydream 1:16:15

Set 2:
11. Samson And Delilah 1:20:33
12. Ramble On Rose 1:28:48
13. I Need A Miracle 1:38:23
14. Terrapin Station 1:49:47
15. Playin’ In The Band 2:02:04
16. Drums 2:14:58
17. Not Fade Away 2:34:30
18. Around And Around 2:54:05

Set 3:
19. Dark Star 3:03:56
20. The Other One 3:15:17
21. Dark Star 3:20:11
22. Wharf Rat 3:21:22
23. St. Stephen 3:32:30
24. Good Lovin’ 3:40:22

Encore:
25. Casey Jones 3:58:28
26. Johnny B. Goode 4:03:46
27. And We Bid You Goodnight 4:11:25

Thanks to the Grateful Dead for releasing the show in it’s entirety for us on YouTube!

Watch the Grateful Dead Truck Up to Buffalo – 7/4/1989 Video

The Grateful Dead have joined in on the fun and started a weekly stream on YouTube. The series, titled Shakedown Stream will share both your favorite concerts and never seen before footage of shows.

Last night, the series debuted with Truckin’ Up to Buffalo—the Dead’s much celebrated July 4th show from their 1989 tour. Sandwiched in-between shows in Foxboro and Philly, the Buffalo show was definitely one to remember—worthy of DVD, 2-CD and 5-LP box set releases.

Along side the livestream of the re-airing of the show, was a fundraiser for COVID-19 related charities. The stream raised over 20k in a single night—not too bad for the rebroadcast of a 30 year old show!

Set I
1:23: Bertha
8:37: Greatest Story Ever Told
13:17: Cold Rain and Snow
20:04: Walkin’ Blues
27:00: Row Jimmy
37:40: When I Paint My Masterpiece
44:21: Stagger Lee
50:30: Looks Like Rain
57:41: Deal

Set II
1:06:02: Touch of Grey
1:12:20: Man Smart, Woman Smarter
1:21:07: Ship of Fools
1:29:12: Playing in the Band (reprise)
1:32:43: Terrapin Station
1:44:50: Drums/Space
2:01:27: I Will Take You Home
2:05:19: All Along the Watchtower
2:11:11: Morning Dew
2:22:22: Not Fade Away

Encore
2:32:45: U.S. Blues

Thanks to the Grateful Dead for the stream!


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