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Beyond Description: Grateful Dead 1973-1989
by Doug Collette
Serendipity is dead... Grateful Dead that is. A successor to the similarly massive and comparably gorgeous box set The Golden Road (1965-1972) , Beyond Description (1973-1989) depicts the latter day Grateful Dead's utter and perhaps naïve willingness to surrender to their muse for inspiration, whether it be on the stage or in the studio. ...
Pure Jerry: Live From the Archive
by Doug Collette
Jerry Garcia Band Theatre 1839: San Francisco, July 29 & 30, 1977 JerryGarcia.com Jerry Garcia will forever be known primarily as the bespectacled, cheerily voluble, Zen-like figurehead of the Grateful Dead. But just as he established a solo career slowly and surely beginning in the early '70s, as both ...
Gov't Mule: Live At The Orpheum Theatre Boston
by Doug Collette
Almost a year to the day before their October 15th show at the Orpheum in Boston, Gov't Mule played a truly epic two-set concert at this venerable theatre. Rendering highly-charged versions of their own material early in the concert primed the ecstatic audience for the two-tune collaboration with opener Chris Robinson: a scathing version of David ...
Big Head Todd & The Monsters: Live At The Fillmore
by Doug Collette
Big Head Todd & The Monsters Live At The Fillmore Sanctuary Records 2004 On both DVD and CD, Live At The Fillmore is as deceptively and unassumingly rewarding as the band who made it. Colorado-based Big Head Todd & The Monsters have played their way through the rock scene dubbed ...
Wilco at the Memorial Auditorium in Burlington Vermont
by Doug Collette
Burlington's old Memorial Auditorium has rarely, if ever, heard music orchestrated with more ornate detail than that which Wilco played this early autumn night. And Jeff Tweedy, the band's revered leader, couldn't seem to stop, as the dynamic regular set gave way to two encores, the extended length of which reconfirmed what the medium-sized but enthusiastic ...
Brad Mehldau: Live in Tokyo
by Doug Collette
With boundless energy and seemingly endless imagination, Brad Mehldau has evolved into one of the most prolific jazz musicians in the world today. Little surprise then, that a little over six months after the latest release with his trio, we have another sterling piece of work, his first on his new label affiliation. Fans of his ...
September 2004
by Doug Collette
Groundtruther Latitude (Thirsty Ear) The first in a series of three editions to feature the Charlie Hunter/ Bobby Previte Previte duo with a special guest gets off to a rousing, atmospheric start, as Greg Osby's sax and flute weaves in and out of an intoxicating sonic mix. In a decidedly less electronic ...
John Mayall: The Godfather of British Blues/The Turning Point
by Doug Collette
John Mayall's legacy as a legendary figure in blues music in general, not just in Britain, was well-established before the end of the sixties. By the time 1969 arrived, he had enlisted, collaborated with and seen move on, the likes of Eric Clapton, Peter Green, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood and Mick Taylor (among others), all of ...
The Allman Brothers Band: The Road Goes on Through 2004
by Doug Collette
Some of the most emotional moments of The Allman Brothers' deceptively exciting set in New Hampshire on August 20th was Warren Haynes' stirring performance of Van Morrison's “Into The Mystic." Delivered with an almost religious fervor, the song came across as much as a hymn of gratitude on behalf of the band to be back on ...
Gov't Mule: Deja Voodoo
by Doug Collette
Listening to Deja Voodoo , one has to wonder how long the members of Gov't Mule can keep producing music so inspired without overextending themselves. But that's like asking yourself how long a great instrumental solo can last, and this band's career has been tantamount to one long improvisation, from its earliest days as a trio ...
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