Kingfish
1976-03-11
The Roxy
Los Angeles CA
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Introduction
02. The Battle Of New Orleans
03. My Blue Tears
04. Hypnotize
05. Bye And Bye
06. Juke
07. Good-Bye Yer Honor
08. New New Minglewood Blues
09. I Hear You Knockin'
10. Big Iron
11. Jump For joy
12. I Need Time
13. Asia Minor
14. Around And Around
15. Tom O'Hare (announcer)
16. Sea Cruise
17. One More Saturday Night
Many bands from the 1960's took extended time off during the 1970s. The Grateful Dead, for example, took a break from touring from October 1974 to Spring 1976. During the Dead's hiatus, Bob Weir joined his long time pal, Matthew Kelly in the band Kingfish. Weir's arrival had two major impacts on the band, which were both a blessing and a curse. First, Kingfish finally got a recording contract, thanks to the Grateful Dead's new label, Round Records. Second, from that point in they were often identified as Bob Weir's backing band. Yet, as can be seen from this show, an FM Broadcast from 45 years ago today, March 11, 1976, the band only included 3 Grateful Dead tunes in their set list. So, clearly they had their own unique sound. Download this one and take a listen for yourself.



13 comments:
Hy! Thanks for the fine boots, but Zippyshare is writing, that the file doesn't exist! Would you like to repost it please? Thanks a lot and all the best for you!
that didn't last long
Sorry about that - stop back later today and I'll re-load it
new link is up
Great show, thanks Speedy!!!
Sendspace link working fine as of this morning!
Thanks for some rare stuff Speedy!
Thanks for all the nice comments Volke! Hope all is well with you!
Great show! Thanks.
Any chance we can get this show again?
New link is up! Enjoy!!!
thanks,
pretty good sound
not quite as good as the 04-03 show a few weeks later
available on 2cd (king biscuit)
but pretty damn good!
i'd love to have all sbds for Kingfish in the era!
I'm very late to this party, but if you could Please repost a new link, I would So happy! What a Great Band. I understand the Live N Kickin LP came from this run of shows at the Roxy, but Bob was mostly mixed out of the LP. I'd love to hear this show for comparison. Not sure if Any of these versions made the LP (in a different mix). Thank You. (Great Blog!)
new link is up - enjoy
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