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Listen to Phil Lesh and Friends’ Halloween Run Finale at the Cap – 10/31/2021 AUD

Phil Lesh finished his 9-show residency this past weekend at the Capitol Theater in Port Chester, NY. Phil’s final show at the Cap featured Nicki Bluhm on vocals and percussion, Griffin Goldsmith on drums and vocals, Taylor Goldsmith on guitar and vocals, Grahame Lesh on guitar and vocals, Trevor Menear on guitar and vocals, Lee Pardini on keyboards and vocals, Teresa Williams on vocals and percussion and  of course Phil Lesh on bass and vocals.

Guitar slinger and good friend of Phil Lesh, Larry Campbell joined the crew for “Dire Wolf” during the first set and “Terrapin Station” during the second set. The run capped off with the perfect encore—”Werewolves of London” for Halloween and “Ripple” for the final song of the 9-show run.

Set 1:
Playing In the Band
Tennessee Jed
This Wheel’s On Fire
Dire Wolf
How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
Bertha
Keep Your Lamp(s) Trimmed and Burning

Set 2:
Scarlet Begonias
Sugaree
Here Comes Sunshine
Standing On the Moon
Unbroken Chain
Lady With A Fan ~
Terrapin Station ~
I Know You Rider
River Deep – Mountain High

E:
Donor Rap
Werewolves of London
Ripple

Thanks to nognuisagoodgnu for the stream and Fred Nicolois for the recording!

Watch Molly Tuttle’s Cover of the Grateful Dead’s “Standing on the Moon”

Singer-songwriter Molly Tuttle recently visited The Egg in Albany, New York. Molly, like many musicians, have been hard at work during the pandemic on new projects.

Tuttle introduced her new cover of the Dead’s “Standing on the Moon” as her all-time favorite Grateful Dead song and “it resonated a lot” with her over the last year.

Thanks to Less Than Face Productions for the footage!

Listen to Bob Weir and Wolf Bros Kick Off Run at Red Rocks – 6/8/2021 AUD

Bob Weir and his Wolf Bros officially made their post-pandemic return. While Weir brought the Wolf Bros together a couple of times for livestreams from TRI Studios, last night marked his first time playing with Wolf Bros in front of a live audience.

Weir chose the historic Red Rocks as the location for his return to stage. Bobby will play one more time at Red Rocks before heading to Vail, CO for a pair of shows. In addition to the Wolf Bros, Weir was joined by the Wolf Pack ensemble which added horns and strings to the line-up.

As you can see from the pictures, Bobby was sporting a pink Strat. During the first set he shares a fun story about the pink guitar dating back to the Dead’s tour with Bob Dylan.

Set 1: (1:21:26)
101. Tuning
102. New Speedway Boogie >
103. Truckin’ >
104. My Brother Esau
105. Peggy-O
106. The Story of Bob’s Pink Guitar
107. Black-Throated Wind
108. Brown Eyed Women
109. Weather Report Suite >
110. Let It Grow

Set 2: (1:34:49)
201. Me and Bobby McGee
202. Playing in the Band >
203. Uncle John’s Band >
204. Playing in the Band >
205. He’s Gone >
206. Terrapin Station >
207. Standing on the Moon >
208. Sugar Magnolia
209. E: Touch of Grey

Thanks to spyder9 for the recording.

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Watch the Grateful Dead’s Magnificent “Standing on the Moon” at their Final RFK Stadium Performance

The Grateful Dead are back with another terrific installment of their All the Years Live YouTube series. The latest track is from the Dead’s final show at RFK stadium in Philadelphia, PA.

Tucked into the second set before “Drums” and “Space,” Jerry lead the band in a beautiful rendition of the late 80’s classic “Standing on the Moon.” Here is what Grateful Dead archivist David Lemieux has to say about the performance, “From its debut earlier in 1989, Standing On The Moon was greeted as a wonderful addition to the Grateful Dead’s repertoire. Wonderfully vivid Hunter lyrics with a late-era classic Jerry ballad made for a beautiful moment whenever it was played, and this version from the second set of the final performance at JFK Stadium is spectacular.”

Thanks to the Grateful Dead for the great footage!

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Listen to Brent Mydland’s Last Show on This Day in 1990 – 7/23/1990 Soundboard

Got the summertime blues? Go on a long, strange tour with me through time. Every day in the month of July, we’ll feature a vintage recording from the Dead. Tune in on YouTube and join the chat as we explore the wonders of summer tours past. We will get by, we will survive!

Our next stop on the We Will Get By Streaming tour is a rager, but also a bit of a sad one—it’s Brent Mydland’s last show with the Grateful Dead.

The World Music Theater in Tinley Park, Illinois on July 23, 1990 was the end of one of the Dead’s best tours. It was also keyboardist Brent Mydland’s final show as he would tragically die at the all too young age of 37 just three days later.

The show ends with a cover of The Band’s “The Weight” with Brent singing “I gotta go, but my friends can stick around!” A prophetic last song for the legendary keyboardist for sure.

Set 1
Cold Rain And Snow
Picasso Moon
Never Trust A Woman
Stagger Lee
Cassidy
Truckin’ ->
Nobody’s Fault But Mine Jam ->
Smokestack Lightning

Set 2
Victim Or The Crime ->
Foolish Heart ->
Man Smart, Woman Smarter ->
Terrapin Station ->
Drums ->
Space ->
All Along The Watchtower ->
Standing On The Moon ->
Around And Around ->
Good Lovin’

Encore
The Weight

Thanks to Charlie Miller for the recording.

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