Dark Star Orchestra: Life After Dead | ICT magazine
The Dark Star Orchestra moniker was chosen deliberately by founding members who believed that the Hunter/Garcia song Dark Star was the single most fitting piece to categorize the fundamental nature of the Grateful Dead. ... “We are NOT the Grateful Dead,” professes Dark Star Orchestra's periodicity contestant and vocaliser Rob Eaton. “I conceive the essential misconception is that we strictly double the Grateful Dead's penalization or someways simulate their appearance ...

Furthur Do 'The Dew' at Barton Hall
His guitar was often left in the background during those first few performances, and many of the Garcia/Hunter vocal parts he knew intimately were instead taken over by Weir. ... “They Love Each Other” was a beautiful, textbook rendition, the stuff to make a Jerry Garcia freak ecstatic. John Kadlecik nailed it. At this point the first set settled into typical Grateful Dead rhythm, with each song set apart from the others and traditional Garcia and Weir songs alternating. ...

mojorising: Haverá maior banda? (parte II)
E o mesmo se pode dizer de outros conterrâneos psicadélicos como os Grateful Dead (e os vários projectos paralelos de Jerry Garcia), os Big Brother and the Holding Company ou os Quicksilver Messenger Service - só para citar os nomes mais ... Outros charmes contribuíram para o culto da sala: os posters do artista plástico Victor Moscoso criados para o Matrix tornar-se-iam objectos de colecção; o clube era um dos locais predilectos do escritor gonzo Hunter S Thompson, ...

Grateful Dead - Road Trips Volume 2 Number 4
"Samson and Delilah" (traditional, arranged by Bob Weir) – 8:12; "Here Comes Sunshine" (Jerry Garcia, Robert Hunter) – 6:27; "Walkin' Blues" (traditional, arranged by Weir) – 6:52; "Deal" (Garcia, Hunter) – 9:52; "Box of Rain" (Phil ...

Remember the Dead: On Revisiting Barton Hall '77
The person who booked the show, Mike McEvoy, chairman of the CCC's selection and market research committee from '76-'78, said a well-received October 1975 Jerry Garcia Band show at Cornell's Bailey Hall “began to lay some of the groundwork. ” ... Between October '74 and June '76, when the Dead's activity slowed to a handful of live shows, “[t]he underground Grateful Dead tape trading network had blossomed,” Blair Jackson writes in his biography “Garcia: An American Life. ...