We hear Mike Millard’s lovely recording of the Grateful Dead in Long Beach on Dec 13 1980. Early Brent Mydland era Dead sounding very nice. Sugaree and Sugar Magnolia are played.
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Mike Millard captured the Grateful Dead at the LA Colosseum on June 1, 1991 and we get to hear it, straight from the master tape. I play Shakedown Street, Bertha, and Not Fade Away.
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Steve Winwood sits in with the Dead in this November 16, 1970 recording from the Fillmore East. If you would like to download the entire concert, you may do so here: https://mega.nz/folder/So8jUR4Q#LmZ3Vm48bQBQnh5-FicjUg
I forgot that Joan Osbourne toured with Phil Lesh & Friends for a bit. This is of course the post-Jerry, Phil Lesh vehicle (in this case with Trey Anastasio), but they sound wonderful. The sax player is a nice touch. Phil’s bass brings the Grateful Dead bottom to this contemporary performance.
Joan’s voice is strong and full of emotion, as always (I love her), and she does China Doll justice. I am not a Deadhead and I just stumbled upon this while on YouTube, but it was such a delightful surprise, I wanted to share it with you all. It’s from July 6, 2006 and the whole show is available, for free, on Archive.org. Good stuff. Enjoy.