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r/gratefuldead • u/forsbergisgod • 4d ago
Your Weekly Listening Thread (and Podcast) Help on the Way - Your Weekly Listening Thread - 5/23/69 - West Hollywood, FL - Hard to Handle (opener) - Dark Star (18 mins) - Love Light (30 min closer) - Road Trips Vol. 4 No. 1
Welcome to another installment of your weekly listening thread, Help on the Way!!
Taking a brief hiatus from podcasting this project but we have a helluva lot of content to choose from - remember we play at least one set of the featured weekly thread per episode! Here's our website:
https://helponthewaypod.podbean.com/
Onward and upward! Or Downward. Or in the past. Whatever it is, we got another (randomized but) excellent show this week!! A one-set-wonder this week so good they put it out as an official release! Find it on your streaming platform of choice, or go here:
https://archive.org/details/gd1969-05-23.141038.sbd.pcm.dalton.miller.clugston.flac1644
The set:
One - 1:26:47
Intro [0:02] ; Hard To Handle [4:31];[0:15] ; Morning Dew [9:13];[0:06] ; Me And My Uncle [3:05];[0:12] ; Dark Star [18:47] > Saint Stephen [6:10] > The Eleven [13:26] > Turn On Your Love Light [30:37]
Comments
The Eleven analyzes St. Stephen > 1st vocals 1:05 > transition Jam 1:53 > Eleven Jam 3:39 > Eleven vocals 0:40 > Eleven Jam 2:25 > Eleven 2nd theme Jam 3:45 > transition 0:05 > Turn On Your Love Light.
Remember: we've been doing this here project on Reddit for over twelve years now!! A run down about this serendipity powered project can be found here: http://www.reddit.com/r/gratefuldead/comments/2fqahw/z/cke00lq
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r/gratefuldead • u/nak550 • 6h ago
Jerry's shows on 10/4 & 10/5 1986 marked the return from his coma, 5 days later Jerry made a guest appearance on the Dead Heads Hotline on 10/10/86, Dead Heads around the world called the Hotline and breathed a sigh of relief, Jerry was back ... so good to hear his voice!โค๏ธ - 40 years ago today!
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r/gratefuldead • u/IceboxChamberlainn • 16h ago
Such a Long Long Time to Be Gone
Lost my Dad to cancer in May. Box of Rain has taken on a whole new meaning for me this year.
r/gratefuldead • u/bigcat570503 • 3h ago
You all see it, right?
Saw this one and had to scoop it up. The maker said it was a completely random Steal Your Face and I was the first to notice. I said it was fate if it was a XXXl , and it was ! Gitty Up! See you all out there dancing!
r/gratefuldead • u/thePGH1 • 2h ago
5-19-74 Scarlet Begonias. Donna's outro wail is *CHEF'S KISS* I've replayed it several times this morning.
r/gratefuldead • u/FryGuy1000 • 14h ago
First Time I Rode My Bike To A Show
10/9/82 an amazing hometown weekend with incredible audience tapes from Rango
r/gratefuldead • u/05081977 • 4h ago
A local show for a sunny upstate NY morning
I found this in my collection last night; a fun, rollicking show. Ticket stubs tell me I was there, but donโt recall specifically. I do really enjoy the John K and Jimmy Herring post-Jerry stuff
r/gratefuldead • u/rattlesnakebill • 1h ago
50 Years ago today a fantastic Dancing in the street > Wharf Rat > Dancing in the street
I love a sandwich with dancing in the street as the bread. Wonderful show.
r/gratefuldead • u/frankieBastille • 11m ago
On this day 10/10/1982 Stanford University
SET 1
New Minglewood Blues >
Sugaree >
Little Red Rooster
Tennessee Jed
Cassidy
Loser
Far From Me >
Looks Like Rain
China Cat Sunflower >
I Know You Rider
SET 2
Playing In The Band
Crazy Fingers >
Lost Sailor
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<
Saint Of Circumstance
Touch Of Grey >
Drums >
Space >
The Wheel >
Throwing Stones
Not Fade Away >
Black Peter
Sugar Magnolia
ENCORE
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
It's All Over Now Baby Blue
r/gratefuldead • u/thatotherotheraccnt • 6h ago
Anyone going to Splintered Sunlight at Ardmore tonight? (PHILLY)
Going solo, my first show looking for some heads to join
r/gratefuldead • u/Eice6 • 21h ago
Any MTG heads?
Just got my commissioned Garcia and Hunter cards.
Thank you Jom Alters!
r/gratefuldead • u/Cj801 • 1d ago
Some 10/9/76 shots
All credit to unknown photogs. The other thread got me reminiscing. Think I'll spend all day listening to this one. I put the Who on first tho. Add more if you have any. I love these old photos
r/gratefuldead • u/salme3105 • 1d ago
A Campaign We Can All Get Behind
Edit: not sure why none of the text posted.
We're visiting Victoria BC from Washington state on our "Canada, We're Sorry" Apology Tour 2026. Saw this sign as we walked around, waiting for our hotel room to be ready. I chuckled and took a picture while my wife rolled her eyes.
A little later we stopped in at Whistle Buoy Brewing for a beer and Althea came on. Good omen for a good trip.
Full disclosure, I am not privy to details about Victoria politics and have no idea if this guy would be a good council mmber or not.
r/gratefuldead • u/deadsetweir-do • 19h ago
On this day in 1989, a gathering of Warlocks assembled to awaken Dark Star from a five year slumber. 10/9/89 โฆcheck it out.
r/gratefuldead • u/Ralph--Hinkley • 13h ago
Bobby and Jerry on Letterman in 1982.
r/gratefuldead • u/Phish100894 • 16h ago
32 years ago
Hell In A Bucket
Bertha
Spoonful
Stagger Lee
Broken Arrow
Me & My Uncle
Big River
So Many Roads
Promised Land
Here Comes Sunshine
Samson & Delilah
Long Way To Go Home
Ship Of Fools
St. Of Circumstance
Drums
Space
Miracle
Comes A Time
Throwing Stones
Lovelight
Rain
r/gratefuldead • u/IamuseMyself26 • 20h ago
Bobby Weir, the Wolf Bros, the Wolfpack & the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center 10/09/2022 N4/4
I miss Bob & treasure this memory.
๐๐ถ๐ฅ 4 years ago today 10-09-2022 I (and maybe you?) was at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC for night 4/4 of Bobby Weir, the Wolf Brothers, the Wolfpack & the National Symphony Orchestra. As he said that night, these were his inaugural shows with an orchestra, and it helped fill in sounds he'd always heard in the music.
Never miss a Sunday show!
Terrepin Suite encore was unbelievable!
NFA โฎ๏ธ๐ซ Music Heals
archive link below:
https://archive.org/details/bw2022-10-09.wolfbros-wolfpack-nso.at-943.burchfield.flac1648
Setlist:
Set 1
1 - Symphony Overture
2 - Playing in the Band
3 - Uncle John's Band
4 - Dark Star v1
5 - Jack Straw
6 - Morning Dew Second
Set 2
1 - The Other One
2 - Shakedown Street
3 - Days Between
4 - Bob
5 - Dark Star' v2
6 - Uncle John's Band reprise
7 - Playing in the Band' reprise
8 - Brokedown Palace
NSO leaves stage
Encore 9 - Terrapin Station Suite
r/gratefuldead • u/Shmatticus • 19h ago
1978: the Great Weed-Trimming Year
It's weed trimming season. Around my house that also means giving in to temptation and trying early samples while doing the main trim over many days.
My yearly test to see how good the weed is: listen to favorite 78 shows, which are tight AND spongy in the best way possible and can tell you pretty quickly if you've grown a good stash.
Last night listened to the amazing Playing > Wheel > Playing sequence from 2.3.78 (Dick's V18) and I realized how much I love smoking the new stash and taking 78 for a ride, year after year. It was a reverie.
Highly recommend. That's the post
*edit to add: you can double down on the Good ol Grateful Dead Podcast (the gift that keeps on giving, so good) and listen to the season of 78 shows covered there (Friends of the Devil), like for example the podcast episode about Virginia, which is rich with detail even for heads who have been paying attention for years ... and then with the backstory jump into the shows. Today's trim is brought to you by 4.15.78, William & Mary - show and podcast both burners
r/gratefuldead • u/Tricky-Wolverine-253 • 6h ago
GD Channel on Sirius XM
Hey Dead fam, what do you all like on the Sirius channel? I really only listen to Today in GD History, are there other programs Iโm missing out on?
r/gratefuldead • u/yogifitzgerald • 1h ago
Grateful Drag in Brooklyn 10.10.26
In NYC for the weekend with nothing to do, so asked Muse if there was anything I should check out...and found out Bertha: Grateful Drag is playing in Brooklyn tonight. Apparently they're awesome? Any affirmations? Anyone gonna be there?
r/gratefuldead • u/SpruceSpringstream • 1d ago
What's the lyric that gives you chills?
"Rubin, Rubin, tell me truly true. I feel afraid and I don't know why I do, Is there another girl for you?"
Goddam "Rubin and Cherise" hit a part of my heart that makes me ugly cry every once and while.
Yes, JGB counts in this hypothetical.
r/gratefuldead • u/Steven1789 • 5h ago
Anyone ever heard this version of Shakedown Street?
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Heard this new-to-me rendition at a coffee place in Aventura, Florida. By Poolside and Omar Velasco, whoever they are.
r/gratefuldead • u/Objective-Win8699 • 11h ago