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Tag Archives: grateful dead
Palo Alto rock and roll landmark(s)
In this alley, roughly 60 years ago, Jerry Garcia, playing a banjo, first met Bobby Weir, to form the Grateful Dead: And here, on Bryant Street in Palo Alto, California, USA, someone painted part of a bike bridge … Continue reading
Or: There and Back Again
We love it at the Fillmore and the Music HallThe Earl in Atlanta and the Turf in St. PaulThe Exit, The Basement, The Ryman gotta play ’em allThe Capitol stage where Jerry playedThe Troubadour where dreams are madeLet’s get on … Continue reading
When Lynda Barry future Genius grant winner told David Letterman who saw hail as big as hams that Deadheads will steal your condiments
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLvfaiCvlok bwI was bs-ing Aidin V of the Chron about the fact that his claim that Shoreline looks like “steal your face” is as valid as my yarn about Bill Graham being circumcised, and that’s what the seats look like. … Continue reading
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Tagged grateful dead, lynda berry, world wide pants
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Come join The Robert Hunter Hoot, Palo Alto, Calif.
Earthwise Productions of Palo Alto at the Mitchell Park Community Center is hosting a special music memorial to the life of Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter, who died Monday in San Rafael at age 78. MORE DETAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED. … Continue reading
Why don’t we do it on the road?
And if you have 5 minutes to spare here, in 1985 April back at Philly Spectrum (a basketbal and hockey gym, for awhile) is Grateful Dead doing as first song of 2 hour show, “Why Don’t We Do It in … Continue reading
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Tagged golden state warriors, grateful dead, stephen curry, the beatles
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Bob Weir at The Greek in 1981
I saw the Dead at the Greek about a year later, in 1982. Actually, you can listen to that show, or those shows, all 3 of them at the Achive or Dead net. I also found a stack of ticket … Continue reading
Quodlibet w. litany
Everybody saw the sun shine, but I saw a dragon fly, while Gretchen said “butter fly” and Eva shook her tuckas, rising towards heaven — posted, May 22, added June 22 Latin what plus it pleases I got to indirectly … Continue reading
Posted in ethniceities, jazz, music, sex, words
Tagged dennis mcnally, grateful dead, gretchen parlato, matt nathanson, palo alto jazz quintet, taylor eigsti, the beatles, zach ostroff
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Faking hipness with AlunaGeorge shout re FrostFest
Four of the acts I punched up from this flyer seem to not have this on their schedule, yet from where I sit at Oak Creek I can hear some loud music as if they are sound checking at nearby … Continue reading
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Tagged arunaGeorge, diplo, frost, grateful dead, siberian front, stanford
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Michael McFaul lecture for World Affairs Council in Atherton, Calif., September, 2014
Terry and I caught an excellent lecture by Michael McFaul, of Stanford’s Hoover Institution, and the former U.S. Ambassador to Russia, for the World Affairs Council, at a private residence in Atherton, California, in September, 2014. McFaul is a Rhodes … Continue reading
Posted in art, media, music, Plato's Republic, sex, words
Tagged beth custer, BLUF bottom line up front, grateful dead, michael mcfaul, my grandmother, putin
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