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Grateful Dead: Dick's Picks Volume 12
by Doug Collette
Comprised of recordings in Providence RI and Boston MA from June of 1974, fairly early on in the Grateful Dead's use of their now legendary “Wall of Sound," Dick's Picks Vol. 12 documents a point in the iconic band's evolution where the pendulum of improvisation was swinging back toward more open-ended playing after the more structured ...
Billy Cobham To Release Two Live Albums From 1992 Tokyo Concert
Los Angeles, CA – Much to the excitement of drummers and jazz aficionados worldwide, drum legend Billy Cobham will be releasing two live albums on Cleopatra Records. The first is Mirror's Image on February 17 (CD & VINYL), followed by Reflected Journey on April 28 (CD). The albums are two parts of the same show recorded ...
Grateful Dead Drummer Bill Kreutzmann to Release Groundbreaking Memoir
DEAL: MY THREE DECADES OF DRUMMING, DREAMS AND DRUGS WITH THE GRATEFUL DEAD SET TO COME OUT MAY 5 BILLY & THE KIDS TO PERFORM “EUROPE SEVENTY 2.0" FEATURING ROBERT RANDOLPH AT THE CAPITOL IN PORT CHESTER, NY, MARCH 28 TICKETS GO ON SALE THIS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 20 ONE NIGHT ONLY “SPRING '90 REVISITED SHOW" FEATURING ...
D.F.F.: Pouric Songs
by Ian Patterson
D.F.F. is a seven-piece super-group founded by multi-instrumentalist/songwriter Dave Flynn and Pouric Songs is its stellar debut recording. The versatile Flynn is also the man behind the Clare Memory Orchestra--a fusion of Ireland's leading traditional and classical musicians--so it's no surprise that D.F.F. blends genres and colors so seamlessly. Pop, rock, African rhythms and folksy balladry ...
Grateful Dead: Dave's Picks Volume 10 Thelma, Los Angeles CA 12/12/1969
Label: Rhino
Released: 2014
Track listing: CD1: Cold Rain And Snow; Me And My Uncle; Easy Wind; Cumberland Blues; Black Peter;
Next Time You See Me; China Cat Sunflower; I Know You Rider. CD 2: Turn On Your
Lovelight; Hard To Handle; Casey Jones; Mama Tried; High Time; Dire Wolf; Good
Lovin’; I’m A King Bee.
CD 3: Uncle John’s Band; He Was A Friend Of Mine;
Alligator>Drums>Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks)>Feedback>And We Bid You
Goodnight.
Dave's Picks Volume 12 Colgate College 11/4/1977
Label: Rhino
Released: 2014
Track listing: CD 1: Bertha>Good Lovin’; Brown-Eyed Women; Cassidy; It Must Have Been
the Roses; Let It Grow; Jones Gang Introduction; Samson And
Delilah>Cold Rain And Snow. CD 2:Playing In The Band>Eyes Of The
World>Estimated Prophet>The Other One>Drums>Iko Iko>Stella
Blue>Playing In The Band; Johnny B. Goode. CD 3: Promised Land; They
Love Each Other; Me And My Uncle>Big River; Candyman; Looks Like Rain;
Ramble On Rose; Scarlet Begonias>Fire On The Mountain; Terrapin
Station.
Dave's Picks Volume 12 Colgate College 11/4/1977
by Doug Collette
There's much that's distinctive about Dave's Pick's Volume 12, not the least of which are concert notes by the late Dick Latvala on the fold-out insert included in the 3CD digi-pak package. This inclusion in lieu of the customary essay by one esteemed Deadhead or another is particularly appropriate as the latter-day archive series, the followup ...
Guitar in the Space Age!
by Ian Patterson
Though prototype electric guitar first appeared in the early 1930s, the instrument only became a staple of popular music in the 1950s and 1960s. As a musical revolution was evolving, so was a different type altogether -space exploration. Sixty years on, in an age when the challenge is just to keep abreast of technological innovations it ...
Charles Lloyd New Quartet Plays National Concert Hall, Dublin, 18 November
TEDDY D PROMOTIONS ARE PROUD TO PRESENT THE CHARLES LLOYD NEW QUARTET: NATIONAL CONCERTY HALL DUBLIN, 18 NOVEMBER, 2014 Charles Lloyd - Sax / Flute, Gerald Clayton – Piano, Joe Sanders – Bass, Eric Harland – Drums The critical consensus is that Charles Lloyd has never sounded better. As he enters his 75th year, the depth ...
Dave's Picks Volume 11: 11/17/72 and Wake Up to Find Out: 3/29/90
by Doug Collette
The story of the Grateful Dead may be the most fascinating in the history of rock and roll, the chapter dealing with the archiving of their live recordings perhaps the most absorbing of all, if only because it continues to be written with the ongoing release of various projects from various stages of the iconic band's ...
