09-21-2009, 12:35 PM
...if it wasn't for having to do so much grief counseling. Greg was discovered on Thurs and he was well loved by the music community, especially the Dead, so the news was hard for many, but it had to be told. Accordingly, the band came together and gave Greg a fine send off. I'm sure that his spirit is pleased.
The new line-up mimics the Dead line-up: Phil & Bobby, with long time collaborators Jeff Chimenti on keys and Jay Lane on drums, plus the unknown Joe Russo on drums too. John Kadlecik of DSO filled Jerry's spot, and was quite good.
Bob and Phil jam > The Other One > The Wheel > Jack Straw, The Music Never Stopped> Bird Song> Born Cross-Eyed> Let It Grow
Lost Sailor > Saint of Circumstance, Althea, Scarlet begonias > Fire on the Mountain, Saint Stephen> The Eleven> jam > Terrapin> Not Fade Away / Touch of Gray
I saw the Althea, Scarlet Fire all the way through and it was awesome. Heard part of the Other Wheel and my old fav Terrapin. This latest line up was surprisingly enjoyable, and very therapeutic during the loss of a good friend.
The new line-up mimics the Dead line-up: Phil & Bobby, with long time collaborators Jeff Chimenti on keys and Jay Lane on drums, plus the unknown Joe Russo on drums too. John Kadlecik of DSO filled Jerry's spot, and was quite good.
Bob and Phil jam > The Other One > The Wheel > Jack Straw, The Music Never Stopped> Bird Song> Born Cross-Eyed> Let It Grow
Lost Sailor > Saint of Circumstance, Althea, Scarlet begonias > Fire on the Mountain, Saint Stephen> The Eleven> jam > Terrapin> Not Fade Away / Touch of Gray
I saw the Althea, Scarlet Fire all the way through and it was awesome. Heard part of the Other Wheel and my old fav Terrapin. This latest line up was surprisingly enjoyable, and very therapeutic during the loss of a good friend.
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