Weekend Nuggets: Almost There
DOWNLOAD OF THE WEEKEND:
11.17.1994 Hara Arena, Dayton, OH < Torrent
11.17.1994 Hara Arena, Dayton, OH < Megaupload
Fall 1994
This quality ’94 nugget features the a dip into the abyss with “David Bowie” and as strong version of “YEM” anchoring the first set. “Forbin’s >Vibration of Life > Mockingbird” stand out in the first, as well as The Beatles “Helter Skelter” from The White Album to open and a bluegrass session to close. This selection goes out via reader request to Butter.
I: Helter Skelter, Scent of a Mule, Maze, Bouncing Around the Room, Wilson, The Divided Sky, Dog Faced Boy, Colonel Forbin’s Ascent > The Vibration of Life > Fly Famous Mockingbird, Down with Disease
II: Also Sprach Zarathustra > David Bowie, Sleeping Monkey, Sparkle, You Enjoy Myself > Hold Your Head Up > Love You > Hold Your Head Up, Slave to the Traffic Light, Golgi Apparatus
E: I’m Blue, I’m Lonesome*, Nellie Kane* My Long Journey Home*, To France**> Fixin’ to Die**
*w/Jeff Mosier on banjo, ** debut, w/ Jeff Mosier
Source: Unknown
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Fan-Run Events Around the Greek:
Bicycle – A Psychedelic and Visionary Arts Event
"Bicycle" Flyer
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Where: Club Six – 60 6th St b/w Market and Mission, San Francisco
An art and music show showcasing the art of Stanley Mouse, Alan Forbes, Dave Hunter, David D’Andrea, Tripp Shealy, Erin Cadigan, Mark McCloud and the Blotter Barn Collection, Kyle Carter, Michael Matel and I.A.M.U. Presents artists Mark Henson, Android Jones, Xavi and Carey Thompson
DJ Sets from 9 pm – 2am
Downstairs: 10-11pm DJ Citizen Ten and MC Abstract Rude, 11pm-2am DJ Logic
Upstairs: SF’s own DJ Sleepyhead, Kaptain Harris, and Coopdville
*****
Mystery Ship Greek Theater After Party
The Mystery Ship
Friday, August 6, 2010
Where: 88 Jack London Square, Oakland, CA
After the second show on the 6th, this late-night cruise will set sail from 1:00-4:00 am with live music on board provided by The Jug Dealers and Acacia. This special after-party will take place on The Fume Blanc, a magnificent three-deck replica of a New York State Hudson River Steamboat of yesteryear. See below for more information.
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Jam of the Weekend: Leg II History Week
“Simple > David Bowie” 6.19.95 II
The opening sequence of the second set during Phish’s first visit to Deer Creek.
[audio:http://phishthoughts.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/ph1995-06-19d2t01.mp3,http://phishthoughts.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/ph1995-06-19d2t02.mp3]====
VIDEO OF THE WEEKEND:
“Wolfman’s Brother” 6.26 II – Merriweather (Official Release)
Tags: Weekend Nuggets
alright time to fire up the pancake griddle and feed some people
…pancakes.
ahhh, Jerry.
‘Bright side of the road’
from Mr. C’s ‘cats on the bandstand’ mix.
miss ya’ big brother.
French Toast Brah!!!!!
@ Mr C — OK, gonna have time today for one, maybe two, of the sets on that tweeprise vimeo collection
Any recommendations? Which are the must-sees?
I tend to go through waves of indifference regarding the grateful deads music
Jerry I am forever grateful of. His knowledge of multiple playing styles and knowledge as a musical historian taught me all genres of music should be explored and all are inherently psychedelic.
The greatest hybrid rock, jazz, blues, country, bluegrass player of all time.
Exposed me to tons of great music and how to shred sick licks over all its changes
The man
C, not sure i can handle this ‘Shining Star’ right now.
sniffff
too much, heading outside. love you cats.
i remember the first time i saw jerry live.
‘whoa, this cat is one with everything, everyone’
good morning BB
happy jerry day indeed.
I wonder if Trey’s taking a break from listening to Justin Bieber on the XC road trip to listen to some Jerry today?
I hope so
Our wedding playlist was 9/10 JGB or GDead. It was fun coming up with family friendly songs.
@joe, if you want a copy of the indiocoustic set, email me
“Any recommendations? Which are the must-sees?”
I would say one of the two ’72 vids, Veneta or Tivoli; Veneta has the more sublime music but also super cheesy graphics.
and maybe the Branford show on the last page. that’s pretty dope
10/9/89 set 2 is great of course
the Eyes 2nd song into 3/31/91 II is justly legendary and the Dark Star from the following night is a sweet latter-day one
yeah @z our ceremony was structured around Attics of My Life
not a dry eye in the house even among family that had never heard it
Def. going to spin some GD tonight for Jerry.
yeah Robear
that really emotional Jerry stuff can be a bit much on these kinds of days
3/31/91 Eyes w/ Dark Star teases is serious business – fantastic jam
rob, thanks man. I’ll hit you up for em after you get back from this run.
Happy Jerry Day All
this day makes me think back to Jer’s final b’day show at the palace of Auburn Hills in 94. I got to sign a giant b’day card out in the parking lot. Scarlet>Fire had not been played yet that tour and everyone new it was going down on his b’day. A note was passed around to sing Jer happy birthday before Scarlet opened the second set. In GD fashion, after singin Jerry Happy B’day, they threw us a curveball with Victim>Scarlet>Fire. After Samba in the Rain we got Estimated>Drums>Space>Watchtower>Stella Blue>Satisfaction E: Liberty (which seemed to make Jerrry very happy to sing)
This was a well above average 2nd set for this era. I remember this being one of the most hyped / anticipated shows that i got to see.
Great story @butter – thanks for sharing.
I imagine seeing GD was an incredible thing
Nice C and Z with the GD wedding music
My wife walked down the aisle to “If I had the World to Give”, played by my bro on flute, who learned to play with Martin Fierro
just started listening to that show after reading butter’s trip down memory lane. nice mickey mouse club by jerry to kick it off.
That Greensboro show is the shiznit!!!
There’s video of the 3/29/90 Nassau Coliseum w/Branford in circulation????
butter – if you get married on 8/1 in a rose garden, you have a theme 🙂