The Other Ones - 2002-08-03 - East Troy WI (FM)

The Other Ones 
2002-08-03
Alpine Valley
East Troy, WI
FM Broadcast
320 kbps
Artwork Included

1st Set:
01. Tuning
02. He's Gone (Instrumental) >
03. Cryptical Envelopment >
04. That's It For The Other One >
05. Jam >
06. That's It For The Other One >
07. Feel Like A Stranger
08. Bird Song
09. Lazy Lightning >
10. Jam >
11. Supplication
12. Iko Iko
13. Estimated Prophet >
14. Casey Jones

2nd Set:
01. Tuning
02. The Music Never Stopped
03. Baba Jingo
04. China Cat Sunflower >
05. I Know You Rider
06. Morning Dew
07. Dark Star >
08. Born Cross Eyed > Jam >
09. Dark Star >
10. Cryptical Envelopment >
11. One More Saturday Night

Encores:
01. Tuning
02. Help On The Way >
03. Slipknot >
04. Franklin's Tower

The Other Ones - 2002-08-03 - East Troy WI (FM)

After Jerry Garcia's passing in August 1995, the band officially retired the name the Grateful Dead, announcing "that the long strange trip of the uniquely wonderful beast known as the Grateful Dead is over. Although individually and in various combinations they will undoubtedly continue to make music, whatever the future holds will be something different in name and structure." For the next 2 years, the band members pursued individual endeavor, though, they worked collectively to sponsor  The Furthur Festival, a summer tour that featured a collection of bands with links to Dead, such as Bob Weir's Ratdog, Mickey Hart's Mystery Box, Hot Tuna, Los Lobos and former GD keyboardist, Bruce Hornsby.  Then, in 1998, they decided, in the words of the blues Brothers, to put the band back together. The 1998 version of the Furthur Festival saw Grateful Dead members Bob Weir, Phil Lesh & Mickey Hart reunited to form The Other Ones, which was lifted from the title of the Grateful Dead tune That's It For The Other One,  was appropriate it reflected that the new band was something different from yet related to the Dead. The 1998 version of the Other Ones also included Bruce Hornsby, John Molo, Steve Kimock, Mark Karan and Dave Ellis. The Other Ones also toured in 2000 and 2002, though the line up changed each year. This FM Broadcast captures The Other Ones on August 3, 2002, 18 years ago today, with original Grateful Dead drummer Bill Kreutzman joining Weir, Lesh and Hart. Fittingly, they open with an instrumental version of He's Gone in tribute to Jerry.