GRATEFUL DEAD CD: Road Trips Vol.3 No.1 - Oakland 12-28-79 (2-CD)

Preview: Road Trips Vol.3 No.1 - Oakland 12-28-79 (2-CD)

Road Trips Vol.3 No.1 - Oakland 12-28-79 (2-CD)

Listen to sample now:

0:00

Please inform me as soon as the product is available again.

$47.94 *

* incl. VAT / plus shipping costsDepending on the country of delivery, the VAT at checkout may vary.

Item is temporarily out of stock.
Approx. delivery time: up to 3 weeks. (as far as available at the supplier - can be faster, but sometimes unfortunately not)

catalog number:CDRGM1077
weight in Kg 0.29

P Secure bonuspoints now

(Real Gone Music) 19 tracks Ah, those year-end Dead concerts in the Bay Area. Rarely has the...more

Close menu

GRATEFUL DEAD: Road Trips Vol.3 No.1 - Oakland 12-28-79 (2-CD)

(Real Gone Music) 19 tracks

Ah, those year-end Dead concerts in the Bay Area. Rarely has the band been so consistently brilliant as at these celebratory gigs, playing in familiar surroundings to an audience full of old friends. The group's archivists have already delved into this particular set of performances with Dick's Picks Vol. 5, which captured the Dec. 26 show; this 2-CD set brings us two days later to another excellent date that again shows the amazing degree to which keyboardist Brent Mydland had integrated himself into the band by the end of 1979.

Special mention should also be made of the sound, which comes from the original Soundboard concert recordings, recorded by Betty Cantor-Jackson and remastered in HDCD by Jeffrey Norman; the booklet includes photos by Jay Blakesberg from the Oakland Auditorium concerts and an essay by longtime Dead writer Steve Silberman. As for the music, each set that includes "High Time" promises just that; "It's All Over Now" drops a set of "Phil Bombs" right before it. Set two includes a medley that ranges from "Revelatory" to "Rockin'" in an hour-plus journey that begins with "Terrapin Station" and ends with "Good Lovin'.

The encore 'Casey Jones'/'One More Saturday Night' brings the night to a giddy close, sending the crowd into the streets for a party that had undoubtedly just begun. Available for the first time in regular music stores!

Article properties:GRATEFUL DEAD: Road Trips Vol.3 No.1 - Oakland 12-28-79 (2-CD)

Interpret: GRATEFUL DEAD
Album titlle: Road Trips Vol.3 No.1 - Oakland 12-28-79 (2-CD)
Label REAL GONE
Genre Rock
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0848064010777
weight in Kg 0.29

Grateful Dead - Road Trips Vol.3 No.1 - Oakland 12-28-79 (2-CD) CD 1
01	Sugaree	Grateful Dead
02	Mama Tried	Grateful Dead
03	Mexicali Blues	Grateful Dead
04	Row Jimmy	Grateful Dead
05	It’S All Over Now	Grateful Dead
06	High Time	Grateful Dead
07	The Music Never Stopped	Grateful Dead
08	Alabama Getaway	Grateful Dead
09	Greatest Story Ever Told	Grateful Dead

Grateful Dead - Road Trips Vol.3 No.1 - Oakland 12-28-79 (2-CD) CD 2
01	Terrapin Station	Grateful Dead
02	Playing In The Band	Grateful Dead
03	Rhythm Devils	Grateful Dead
04	Space	Grateful Dead
05	Uncle John’S Band	Grateful Dead
06	I Need A Miracle	Grateful Dead
07	Bertha	Grateful Dead
08	Good Lovin’	Grateful Dead
09	Casey Jones	Grateful Dead
10	One More Saturday Night	Grateful Dead

Grateful Dead – Pioneers of Psychedelic Rock and Jam Band Culture Formed in 1965 in San... more

Close menu

"GRATEFUL DEAD"

Grateful Dead – Pioneers of Psychedelic Rock and Jam Band Culture

Formed in 1965 in San Francisco, Grateful Dead became one of the most influential bands of the counterculture era. Their eclectic blend of rock, folk, blues, country, and jazz – combined with free-form, improvisational live shows – made them icons of the psychedelic movement. Songs like Truckin’, Casey Jones, Friend of the Devil, and Ripple have become enduring classics.

Equally legendary is their loyal fanbase, the “Deadheads,” who followed the band across the country and helped shape its identity. Under the charismatic leadership of Jerry Garcia, Grateful Dead stood as a lasting symbol of musical exploration and artistic freedom.

Read, write and discuss reviews...more

Close menu

Customer evaluation for "Road Trips Vol.3 No.1 - Oakland 12-28-79 (2-CD)"

Write an evaluation

Evaluations will be activated after verification.