Billy Strings landed in Wichita, Kansas at the WAVE earlier this week on his tour.
Halfway through the first set, Billy treated Wichita to a fantastic cover of the Grateful Dead’s “Wharf Rat.”
Thanks to Dave Adair for the recording.
Watch Billy String’s Beautiful “Wharf Rat” at the Fox Theater
More footage from Billy String’s performance at the fabulous Fox Theater in Oakland, CA.
Following a brilliant and adventurous cover of “Dark Star,” Billy followed it up with an equally incredible cover of “Wharf Rat.”
Thanks again to MrTopdogger for the footage!
Listen to Dead and Company’s Hartford Show – 9/5/2021 AUD
Dead and Company summer tour continued last night at the bus rolled into Hartford, CT. Bobby and the gang still have 7 more gigs left in the summer leg of their tour before heading south and west for the fall leg.
Dead and Co treated Hartford to some great Dead jams including an opening “Shakedown Street,” “Franklin’s Tower,” and the elusive “St. Stephen > William Tell Bridge > The Eleven.”
Setlist
01) Shakedown Street
02) Samson and Delilah
03) He’s Gone
04) Big Railroad Blues
05) Lost Sailor
06) Saint of Circumstance
07) Franklin’s Tower
Set II
08) China Cat Sunflower >
09) I Know You Rider >
10) St. Stephen >
11) William Tell Bridge >
12) The Eleven >
13) Drums >
14) Space >
15) All Along The Watchtower >
16) Wharfrat >
17) Playing In The Band Reprise
18) Werewolves In London
Thanks to JT/NY for the recording.
Watch Mikaela Davis’ Gorgeous Grateful Dead Set at Relix Studios
Relix treated YouTube subscribers to a beautiful set of Dead music earlier this week. Harpist Mikaela Davis and Southern Star stopped by the Relix studios to perform a delicate yet powerful suite of Dead songs.
The set included “Mountains of the Moon”, “Dark Star”, “Wharf Rat”, and “St. Stephen.”
Thanks to Relix for the footage!
Watch the Grateful Dead’s “Wharf Rat” at Orchard Park in 1990
The Grateful Dead have returned to YouTube with another installment of All the Years Live. The latest concert footage comes from Orchard Park during the summer of 1990.
Deep in the second set, Jerry lead the Dead in a beautiful performance of “Wharf Rat.” Here is what Grateful Dead archivist David Lemieux notes about the performance: “Wharf Rat appeared steadily in the repertoire since its debut in February 1971 until 1995, and was always a very welcome song to appear in the ‘ballad slot’ in many second sets. It first appeared commercially on Skull & Roses, and is one of the few Grateful Dead originals for which there is no recorded studio version, with the Skull & Roses rendition being the definitive version.”
Thanks to the Grateful Dead for the footage!
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