Watch the Grateful Dead’s “Truckin’” from Tivoli Concert Hall in ‘72

The Grateful Dead are returning to a theater near you the first week of November with their annual Meet up at the Movies event. This year’s show will be from the Dead’s historic 1972 trip to Europe—April 17, 1972 at Tivoli Concert Hall.

The Dead have shared another sneak peek at what lies ahead at the event on their YouTube channel. Deep into the second set, Jerry and Bobby lead the band into a rip-roaring “Truckin’.”

Thanks to the Grateful Dead for the footage!

Listen to Phil Lesh and Friends Kick Off Run at the Capitol Theater – 10/14/2022 AUD

Phil Lesh returned for his annual October/Halloween run at the Capitol Theater in Port Chester, NY. Phil’s run includes 9 dates throughout the month with a couple of different friends lineups.

For the first weekend, Phil’s crew included Ivan Neville on keyboards, vocals, Eric Krasno on guitar, vocals, Grahame Lesh on guitar, vocals, Alex Koford on drums, vocals, Phil Lesh on bass, vocals, John Scofield on guitar, Karl Denson on tenor saxophone, flute, vocals, percussion and Mikaela Davis on harp. Wow.

Set 1:
0:01:22 Aiko Aiko
0:09:38 Cold Rain and Snow
0:20:54 Brown Eyed Women
0:30:34 Dire Wolf
0:39:46 Stagger Lee
0:47:12 Deal

Set 2:
0:58:43 China Cat Sunflower ~ I Know You Rider
1:23:02 Truckin’ ~
1:35:52 He’s Gone ~
1:49:17 New Speedway Boogie
2:03:04 The Wheel
2:14:59 Not Fade Away

E:
2:36:15 Shakedown Street

Thanks to Fred Nicolois for the recording!

Watch the Grateful Dead’s Show at the Shoreline From Fall 1987 – 10/2/1987 Video

Christopher Hazard has returned to YouTube with another fantastic remaster of a Grateful Dead video and soundboard recording. The latest stop on the long strange trip is October 2, 1987 at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA.

Set 1:
01 – Tuning
02 – Cold Rain And Snow
03 – Little Red Rooster
04 – Stagger Lee
05 – Me And My Uncle ~
06 – Mexicali Blues
07 – Row Jimmy
08 – Far From Me
09 – Let It Grow

Set 2:
10 – China Cat Sunflower ~
11 – I Know You Rider
12 – Man Smart (Woman Smarter)
13 – Ship Of Fools
14 – Truckin’ ~
15 – Drums ~
16 – Space ~
17 – The Wheel ~
18 – Gimme Some Lovin’ ~
19 – All Along The Watchtower
20 – Don’t Ease Me In

Encore:
21 – Encore Break
22 – Black Muddy River

Thanks again to Christopher Hazard for the remastered footage!

Watch Joe Russo’s Almost Dead’s Epic “Comfortably Numb > Morning Dew” to Close Out Westville Music Bowl Run – 9/4/2021 AUD

Joe Russo’s Almost Dead has found a new home this summer. JRAD and their voracious approach to the Dead catalogue actually is at home in many venues including LOCKN and the Capitol Theatre. This summer, they added the newly christened Westville Music Bowl in New Haven, CT to the list.

JRAD performed on three separate weekends at Westville this summer for a total of 9 shows. After their final show this past weekend, a banner commemorating their 9-show residency this summer was unraveled from the rafters of the stadium.

In their LOCKN shows earlier in the summer, JRAD showed off their ability to jam and explore other catalogue’s including Pink Floyd’s. JRAD ended their 9th show with some more Floyd—a soaring cover of “Comfortably Numb” that segued into an equally spine tingling “Morning Dew.”

“Comfortably Numb”

Setlist

Set One:

01 Don’t Ease Me In

02 Cats Down Under the Stars

03 Tell Mama

04 Mama Tried

05 Candyman

06 Truckin

Set Two:

07 Feel Like A Stranger

08 Help On The Way

09 Slipknot

10 Throwing Stones

11 Shakedown Street

12 Throwing Stones Reprise

13 Comfortably Numb

14 Morning Dew

15 Encore Break

16 One More Saturday Night

17 Sugar Magnolia

Thanks to themeboudin for the footage and cabinetmusic for the recording.

Watch the Grateful Dead’s Show from the Shoreline in Fall of 1987 – 10/2/1987 Video

After a week off, the Grateful Dead kept the music rolling last night with their Shakedown Stream YouTube concert. Last night’s selection came from the fall of 1987 at the Shoreline Amphitheater.

This week’s pre-show with Dave and Gary featured Widepsread Panic bassist Dave Schools and founding member of Circles Around the Sun Adam MacDougall. The conversation centered around Neal Casal and the upcoming tribute to the deceased CATS guitarist. There was an awesome anecdote shared on the show about the time that Neal Casal introduced “Cinnamon Girl” to Derek Trucks for the first time. Neal, shocked that Trucks had never heard the legendary Neil Young jam asked how Trucks was just hearing it for the first time. Trucks responded that his dad didn’t allow Neil Young to be played in the house growing up.

As for the show, this is a great late 80s fall show. Bobby, Jerry and Phil are all on, the entire show. The second set is especially tasty with a “China > Rider” to kick it off and a beautiful “Black Muddy River” encore.

Set 1:
Tuning
Cold Rain And Snow
Little Red Rooster
Stagger Lee
Me And My Uncle ->
Mexicali Blues
Row Jimmy
Far From Me
Let It Grow

Set 2:
China Cat Sunflower ->
I Know You Rider
Man Smart (Woman Smarter)
Ship Of Fools
Truckin’ ->
Drums ->
Space ->
The Wheel ->
Gimme Some Lovin’ ->
All Along The Watchtower
Don’t Ease Me In

Encore:
Black Muddy River

Thanks to the Grateful Dead for the stream.

Watch the Grateful Dead’s “Truckin’” from Tivoli Concert Hall in ‘72

Listen to Phil Lesh and Friends Kick Off Run at the Capitol Theater – 10/14/2022 AUD

Watch the Grateful Dead’s Show at the Shoreline From Fall 1987 – 10/2/1987 Video

Watch Joe Russo’s Almost Dead’s Epic “Comfortably Numb > Morning Dew” to Close Out Westville Music Bowl Run – 9/4/2021 AUD

Watch the Grateful Dead’s Show from the Shoreline in Fall of 1987 – 10/2/1987 Video

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