Los Lobos With Bonnie Raitt — San Francisco, CA (2/27/2000)
Recorded at The Fillmore.
Disc 1
1. Dream in Blue
2. Evangeline
3. Shakin’ Shakin’ Shakes
4. Angels With Dirty Faces
5. That Train Don’t Stop Here Anymore*
6. Maricela+
7. Manny’s Bones+
8. Revolution# ->
9. Dear Mr Fantasy#
10. Peace*
Disc 2
1. Cumbia Raza*
2. Black Magic Woman+ -> I Need Your Love So Bad@ ->
3. Tore Down@ ->Tore Up+ ->Tore Down+
4. Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio
5. Serenata Norteña
6. Don’t Worry Baby ->Band Introduction -> Pipeline Jam ->
Encore:
7. Run Away With You
8. High Places*
*-w/Karl Peraza on Percussion
+-w/Karl Peraza on Percussion and Bonnie Raitt on Slide Guitar
#-w/Bonnie Raitt on Slide Guitar
@-w/ Karl Peraza on Percussion and Bonnie Raitt on Slide Guitar and Vocals
Grateful Dead — San Bernadino, CA (2/26/1977)
Hey You! Would you like to take a listen to the good old Grateful Dead debuting their cosmic masterpiece, “Terrapin Station”? Of course you would. This show also marks the debut of “Estimated Prophet”.
Set One: Terrapin, Minglewood, TLEO, Estimated, Sugaree, Mama Tried, Deal, Playin> Wheel> Playin
Set Two: Samson, Tennessee Jed, Music, Help> Slipknot> Franklin’s, Promised, Eyes> Dancin> Around
E: U. S. Blues
The Doors — San Francisco, CA (3/7/1967)
This night found The Doors at Marty Balin’s (of Jefferson Airplane) club, The Matrix. This was about 5-6 months before “Light My Fire” gave The Doors worldwide fame and notoriety.
Disc 1
1. Back Door Man
2. My Eyes Have Seen You
3. Soul Kitchen
4. Get Off My Life, Woman
5. When The Music’s Over
6. Close To You
7. Crawling Snake King
8. I Can’t See Your Face In My Mind
9. People Are Strange
10. Who Do You Love
11. Alabama Song
12. Crystal Ship
13. Twentieth Century Fox
14. Moonlight Drive
Disc 2
1. Summer’s Almost Gone
2. Unhappy Girl
3. The Devil Is A Woman> Sittin’ Round Thinkin’> Rock Me
4. Break On Through
5. Light My Fire
6. The End
(Warning: Morrison atonally makes some harmonica bleats throughout “Crawling King Snake”.)
Jack Johnson — Mudfootball With G. Love & Donovan Frankenreiter
In celebration of our first weekend of college football, here’s a little Mudfootball:
Phish — All Those Years Ago…
I personally remember catching several shows in that fall of 1995. The three day run at The Fox, Charleston, etc., etc. December ’95 is covered here by Mr. Miner and his Phish Thoughts:
December ‘95. The mere mention of this special page from calenders past conjures up so many feelings drawn from that freezing cold month of blazing hot Phish. Many still argue that this was the pinnacle of the band’s career- it doesn’t get any better. Though hard to compare the Phish “up to 1995″ and the Phish of “1997 and beyond,” and reluctant to rank eras- it could be suggested that December 1995 was the peak of everything the band had done up to that point in their career. Polished, and raging like never before, their musical styles that had been explored and developed over the course of over a decade, were coming to a unified head at the end of 1995, concluding with their biggest show ever- their first ever New Year’s Eve extravaganza at The Garden. Continue Reading…
