DeadNet is streaming Live at the Cow Palace New Year’s Eve 1976 until 11:59 pm January 1. There’s a photo gallery you can browse while the music is playing.
My little featurette is also available online now. Features the voices of Bob Weir, Donna Jean Godchaux Mackay, KSAN host Glenn Lambert, and fans Paul Israel and Will Shapiro.
Live at the Cow Palace New Year’s Eve 1976 will be released January 23.
Week of January 1, 2007
Part 1 25:25
Grateful Dead 11/14/73 San Diego Sports Arena
EL PASO
CHINA CAT SUNFLOWER->
I KNOW YOU RIDER
AROUND AND AROUND
Part 2 30:25
Interview: Jim Lauderdale
Jim Lauderdale, Bluegrass
WHO’S LEAVING WHO
Jim Lauderdale, Country Super Hits! Vol. 1
SINGLE STANDARD TIME
Interview: Jim Lauderdale
Jim Lauderdale with Donna the Buffalo, Wait til Spring
THIS WORLD IS GETTING MEAN
Jim Lauderdale, The Hummingbirds
ROLLIN’ THE DICE
Grateful Dead, Live at the Cow Palace: New Year’s Eve ‘76
SUGAR MAGNOLIA
Support for the Grateful Dead hour this week comes from:
eDeadshop.com, an online store offering t-shirts, hats, stickers, tie-dyes, gifts, and other officially licensed merchandise from the Grateful Dead, Phish, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Pink Floyd, and many others.
The Jam in the Dam music festival in Amsterdam, Holland March 18-19-20 at the legendary Melkweg music hall, where the Grateful Dead played 25 years ago. Performing will be Dark Star Orchestra, Yonder Mountain String Band, Keller Williams, and Galactic, each doing a two hour set, each night. An intimate festival in one of the great cities of the world! More information, video clips, reviews, message board and tickets available at jaminthedam.com
Revolver montage from Everything Was Right: The Beatles’ ‘Revolver’
Cold Rain and Snow
Lazy Lightning->
Supplication
Scarlet Begonias->
Fire on the Mountain – Grateful Dead 12/27/77 Winterland, San Francisco
Everything Was Right: The Beatles’ ‘Revolver’ part 1
Brokedown Palace – Joan Osborne, Pretty Little Stranger
Long Gone – Free Peoples, from Live from Berkeley: Performances from KPFA’s Dead to the World
Black – John Oswald, plunderphonics
Hey all,
We want to wish you the very happiest of holidays! We also want to let you know that RAILROAD EARTH is partnering with the newly launched online video company, ICLIPS.NET, to bring you a PAY-PER-VIEW broadcast of RAILROAD EARTH’S NEW YEAR’S EVE Celebration at THE TROCADERO in Philadelphia, PA on DECEMBER 31st!
For those of you who cannot make our NEW YEAR’S EVE CELEBRATION, this may be the next best thing! The entire event will be a Pay-Per-View broadcast through ICLIPS.NET for only $10.00!!
The broadcast will begin at approximately 8:30pm EST, and will bring you pre-show images of everything leading up to The Hackensaw Boys hitting the stage at 9:15pm to open the night…and lots of other great surprises leading up to, and throughout, RAILROAD EARTH’S headline performance. Our plan is to keep you entertained for the entire evening!
Again, this special online Pay-Per-View event is only $10.00, and can be purchased and viewed through ICLIPS.NET
So, if you can’t be there in person to help us celebrate the transition into 2007, come join us online at ICLIPS.NET.
We look forward to seeing you all this NEW YEAR’S EVE!!
For TICKETS and INFO on RRE’s NEW YEAR’S EVE RUN, visit our TOURDATES page.
peace,
RRE Family
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This is where Rita and I spent Christmas day – on the western edge of the continent. The weather held, so we got some nice moody lighting for our photograph expeditions arund Point Reyes.
I hope your holiday was a good one!
Week of December 25, 2006
Part 1 30:31
Grateful Dead 11/14/73 San Diego Sports Arena
ROW JIMMY
THE RACE IS ON
BROWN-EYED WOMEN
BEAT IT ON DOWN THE LINE
TENNESSEE JED
Part 2 25:19
Jim Lauderdale, Headed for the Hills
UPSIDE DOWN
Jim Lauderdale and Ralph Stanley, I Feel Like Singing Today
I WILL WAIT FOR YOU
Interview: Jim Lauderdale
Jim Lauderdale and Ralph Stanley, I Feel Like Singing Today
JOY, JOY, JOY
Interview: Jim Lauderdale
Jim Lauderdale, Onward Through It All
TRUST (GUIDING STAR)
Interview: Jim Lauderdale
Jim Lauderdale, Headed for the Hills
HEADED FOR THE HILLS
Jim Lauderdale is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter who is well known in both country and bluegrass circles. His songs have been recorded by lots of major artists in both genres. He’s also been collaborating with Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter for several years; you’ll find out how that partnership began in this two-part interview (which concludes next week, along with the end of set 1 of 11/14/73).
All of the songs in part 2 of this show were written by Hunter and Lauderdale. Headed for the Hills is a full CD of Hunter-Lauderdale songs, and Jim reveals in the interview that the two are writing together again and he hopes there will be another album to come.
Support for the Grateful Dead hour this week comes from:
The Jam in the Dam music festival in Amsterdam, Holland March 18-19-20 at the legendary Melkweg music hall, where the Grateful Dead played 25 years ago. Performing will be Dark Star Orchestra, Yonder Mountain String Band, Keller Williams, and Galactic, each doing a two hour set, each night. An intimate festival in one of the great cities of the world! More information, video clips, reviews, message board and tickets available at jaminthedam.com
eDeadshop.com, an online store offering t-shirts, hats, stickers, tie-dyes, gifts, and other rock’n’roll items. eDeadshop.com
By way of Thumbrella (“Words to a Void”), videos of kids playing Grateful Dead songs at the Paul Green School of Rock in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Blogger Gary Grainger adds: “Damn! These kids are good!!!”
I just heard from KPFA that the annual GD marathon will take place Saturday, February 3, 9:00 am to 1:00 am Pacific time.
I’m working on some live music, some special treats form the archives, and lots of cool premiums for those who give to the station. Details as they become known.
https://www.dccc.org/contribute/events/celebration_concert
Additional performers to be announced
From jambands.com:
As we previously reported, a new documentary film, Music Farmers: Sowing The Seeds Of Americana chronicles the festival experience at Suwannee Springfest and MagnoliaFest. The film will be broadcast on Florida PBS stations during January, with a nationwide roll out in March. The film features interviews, music, and performances by Bela Fleck, Peter Rowan & Tony Rice, the Duhks, Donna the Buffalo, Jim Lauderdale, the late Vassar Clements, and many others. Impatient viewers (and those looking to score holiday gifts) can purchase the DVD via www.magmusic.com.
And from Randy Judy at Magnolia Music:
Florida Station Carriage as of 12/18/06
WEDU Tampa – Sunday, January 7 @ 7pm
WPBT Miami – Thursday, January 4 @ 11pm
WMFE Orlando – Thursday, January 25 @ 10pm
WJCT Jacksonville – Wednesday, January 3 @ 9pm
WGCU Ft. Meyers – Monday, January 15 @ 10pm and Sunday, January 21 @ 12 midnight
WSRE Pensacola – Sunday, January 7 @ 6pm
WFSU Tallahassee – Wednesday, January 3 @ 9pm
WUFT Gainesville – Wednesday, January 3 @ 9pm
WFSG Panama City – Wednesday, January 3 @ 8pm
The Suwannee SpringFest and MagnoliaFest are my favorite gigs every year. A beautiful spot for a campout, a wonderful vibe in the audience and onstage, awesome music every time – whats not to love?
The lineup for next March’s SpringFest is still being finalized, but so far we have Jorma Kaukonen, Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks, Ollabelle, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Will Kimbrough, and lots more, along with regulars Donna the Buffalo, The Duhks, Joe Craven, Peter Rowan and Tony Rice, Dread Clampitt, Jim Lauderdale, Crooked Still – and me! And more. The lineup is posted (and updated) here. SpringFest is March 22-25, 2006.
