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From September 11 to 20, we'll bring you:
Bruce Cockburn, Edie Brickell, Bruce Springsteen, Rick Derringer, David Bowie, Southside Johnny, Music For Montserrat, Jerry Garcia, Crowded House, Counting Crows,The Pretenders, Men At Work, Elton John, and Bob Weir!
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Tuesday, August 1, 2017

Warren Haynes - 2016-08-01 - Morrison, CO (SBD)

Warren Haynes
2016-08-01
Jerry Garcia Symphonic Celebration
Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO, USA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

1st Set: (w/ Colorado Symphony)
01. Dark Star
02. Bird Song
03. Crazy Fingers
04. Shakedown Street
05. China Cat Sunflower
06. Scarlet Begonias
07. Morning Dew

2nd Set: (w/ Colorado Symphony)
08. Uncle John's Band
09. West L.A. Fadeaway
10. Black Peter
11. Drums
12. Touch of Grey
13. Blues for Allah
14. Terrapin Station
15. Slipknot!
16. Terrapin Station
17. Orchestral Interlude > Warren Thanks >
18. Patchwork Quilt
19. Ripple

3rd Set: (w/ Melvin Seals):
20. Road Runner
21. Stop That Train
22. That's What Love Will Make You Do
23. Fire on the Mountain
24. Loser
25. The Harder They Come
26. Tough Mama
27. Don't Let Go
28. Deal


Today would have been Jerry Garcia's 75th birthday if we hadn't lost him way too soon in 1995. Jerry was part of an incredible contingent of musicians born in 1942 who shaped rock and roll in the 1960s, including Roger McGuinn, Lou Reed, Leon Russell, Brian Jones, Graham Nash, Dave Clark, Clarence Clemons, Marty Balin, Mick Fleetwood,  Brian Wilson, Jimii Hendrix and Paul McCartney. Years ending in 7, like this one, always seemed to be special for Garcia:
  • In 1967, when he turned 25, the Grateful Dead released their debut album and played Monterey Pop
  • In 1977, when he turned 35, the Dead had perhaps their greatest year of live performances, including the legendary Barton Hall show on 5/8/1977
  • In 1987, when he turned 45, he literally rose from the dead, overcoming a diabetic coma to go back out on the road for what was a love fest between him and the Deadheads
We can think of no better way to honor Jerry today than by bringing you a soundboard recording Warren Haynes performing a Jerry Garcia Symphonic celebration from Red Rocks on August 1, 2016, a year ago this very day.  We still miss you Jerry and "love you more than words can tell.".



3 comments:

heartsofstone said...

Thanks - what an awesome start to August

Adam Dean said...

This is an incredible show, especially Set #3 with Melvin Seals; check it out!

speedymjb said...

New link is up - enjoy!

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