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Bob Weir & RatDog
2001-10-04
Casino Ballroom
Hampton Beach, NH
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
1st Set:
01. Jam >
02. Playin In The Band >
03. Wrong Way Feelin' >
04. Uncle John's Band >
05. Odessa
06. KC Moan >
07. Me & My Uncle >
08. Looks Like Rain >
09. Bury Me Standing >
10. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
2nd Set:
01. Love Supreme Jam >
02. Truckin' >
03. Smokestack Lightning >
04. Love Supreme Jam >
05. Playin' In The Band Jam >
06. October Queen >
07. The Deep End >
08. Even So >
09. Oye Como Va Jam >
10. Weather Report Suite >
11. Let It Grow >
12. Bass & Drums >
13. Knockin' On Heaven's Door >
14. Playin' In the Band Reprise >
15. China Cat Sunflower >
16. I Know You Rider Rider
Encore:
01. U.S. Blues >
02. Uncle John's Band reprise
Bob Weir & Ratdog 2001 - Back To Back - #1: During the late 1980s, Bob Weir teamed up with bassist Rob Wasserman and the duo toured for seven years under names such as Weir/Wasserman and Scaring the Children. In 1994, Weir and Wasserman participated in the Woodstock '94 festival. Jay Lane was added on drums and Matthew Kelly on guitar and harmonica in 1995. They played their first show as a full band on April 22, 1995, billed as Friends of Montezuma and then as the Ratdog Revue. They played their first show as Ratdog on August 8, 1995. Just 1 night later, Ratdog would play an emotional show in tribute to Jerry Garcia, Weir’s brother in music and band mate in the Grateful Dead, who passed away that same day, Weir continued with Ratdog after the end of the Grateful Dead, touring regularly for almost 20 years, though recently he has spent time on other projects such as the Campfire Band and the Wolf Bros. This FM broadcast captures Weir & Ratdog on October 4, 2001, 2 decades ago today, in New Hampshire. Download this one, then come back tomorrow and the next day for parts 2 nd 3 of this Back to Back set..
3 comments:
All three of these shows are fantastic! Maybe Speedy you can confirm, but I'm pretty sure the lineup here is Weir, Rob Wasserman, Jeff Chimenti, Jay Lane, Mark Karan & Kenny Brooks. It just works like freakin' wildfire! The three nights showcase a lot of the coolest stuff Weir has done in and out of the Dead plus a few good Jerry songs too. Bob and the band do a great job of bringing it all together. I wish Bob would release some archival stuff like this - maybe he's not Jerry but he's a legend nonetheless and he has stood the test of time and advanced the historic legacy of this music more than anybody (although Dave Lemieux deserves props). Speedy, thanks for sharing these pearls!!!!!
Ratdog line is exactly what you laid out - go here for more info:https://ratdog.org/band/
Fantastic Ratdog website, thanks!
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