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Wednesday, July 15, 2015

Robert Hunter - 1978-07-15 - Greenwood Lake, NY (SBD)

Robert Hunter
1978-07-15
Tg's East
Greenwood Lake, NY
Soundboard Recording
256 kbps
Artwork Included

Early Show
01. Talking Money Tree
02. Sugaree
03. Brokedown Palace
04. Keys To The Rain >
05. Blues For Allah >
06. Wharf Rat
07. Tuning
08. Rum Runners
09. Tuning
10. Deal
11. Ballad Of Buddy Holly
12. Come To Life >
13. Bertha
14. Tuning/Talk
15. Scarlet Begonias
16. It Must Have Been The Roses
17. Tuning/Talk
18. Reuben And Cherise
19. Tuning
20. Friend Of The Devil
21. Tuning
22. Truckin'
23. Crowd
24. Ripple
25. Boys In The Barroom

Late Show
01. Box Of Rain
02. Mountains Of The Moon
03. Brown Eyed Women
04. Delia Delyon And Staggerlee
05. Peggy-O >
06. Dire Wolf
07. Lady With A Fan > Terrapin Station > Ivory Wheels > Rosewood Track > Lady With A Fan > Jack Of Roses > Terrapin Station
08. U.S. Blues >
09. Truckin'
10. Ballad Of Buddy Holly
11. Blues For Allah >
12. Wharf Rat
13. Deal
14. Tuning
15. Tiger Rose
16. Brokedown Palace
17. Bertha
18. Sugaree
19. Reuben And Cherise
20. Kick In The Head
21. Ripple


In thinking about solo shows from Grateful Dead members, I had to include one from lyricist Robert Hunter, who was officially inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as part of the band. Hunter also sat in with Jerry Garcia Band on a few occasions in the winter of 1980. This soundboard recording captures Hunter on July 15, 1978, 37 years ago today, at TG's in Greenwood Lake. 





5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thanks! I'm excited to hear his version of Terrapin.

speedymjb said...

New links are up for all Robert Hunter shows

Anonymous said...

Dead link - would love to hear this!

speedymjb said...

new link is up! enjoy!

Anonymous said...

Many thanks, that's really kind. I saw Hunter twice at this period, playing four long sets, and I don't think he ever repeated a song.

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