tigger Posted November 12, 2007 Posted November 12, 2007 Looks like a fun evening. :-) I haven't caught a whole lot of Post-Jerry stuff - a little Ratdog here, a little Other Ones there. Should try to get to that stuff more often.
mailman Posted November 12, 2007 Author Posted November 12, 2007 » Looks like a fun evening. :-) » » I haven't caught a whole lot of Post-Jerry stuff - a little Ratdog here, a » little Other Ones there. Should try to get to that stuff more often. phil lesh and friends is waaaaay better than ratdog.
tigger Posted November 12, 2007 Posted November 12, 2007 » » Looks like a fun evening. :-) » » » » I haven't caught a whole lot of Post-Jerry stuff - a little Ratdog here, » a » » little Other Ones there. Should try to get to that stuff more often. » » phil lesh and friends is waaaaay better than ratdog. I agree. But it ain't the Dead. :-D
mailman Posted November 12, 2007 Author Posted November 12, 2007 » » » Looks like a fun evening. :-) » » » » » » I haven't caught a whole lot of Post-Jerry stuff - a little Ratdog » here, » » a » » » little Other Ones there. Should try to get to that stuff more often. » » » » phil lesh and friends is waaaaay better than ratdog. » » I agree. But it ain't the Dead. :-D i agree 100%, but you take what you can get;-) ;-)
bassman Posted November 12, 2007 Posted November 12, 2007 Phil & Friends has much more energy than the Dead did in their later days. And with a rotating lineup of musicians, you never know what they'll play. Caught them once & they were doing some John Coltrane! 1
mailman Posted November 12, 2007 Author Posted November 12, 2007 » Phil & Friends has much more energy than the Dead did in their later days. » And with a rotating lineup of musicians, you never know what they'll » play. Caught them once & they were doing some John Coltrane! absolutely! the second set saturday night was incredible, everyone was on, i even hook phil up w/ a cohiba 2006 pyramid! like a kid a x-mas time!
El Presidente Posted November 13, 2007 Posted November 13, 2007 Few things beat a great Rock Concert Sounds like a great night. Please tell me they drink hard and play hard :-)
mailman Posted November 14, 2007 Author Posted November 14, 2007 » Few things beat a great Rock Concert » » Sounds like a great night. Please tell me they drink hard and play hard » :-) they play hard, more or less refined, some wine and or heineken. i also brought them some sandeman port, goes nice w/ the cohibas.;-)
mailman Posted November 15, 2008 Author Posted November 15, 2008 backstage at the nokia theatre in NYC. (l-r) vanessa my wife, me, larry cambell, jackie greene & steve molitz <- if it wasn't for him all this would not be possible.
mncz Posted April 24, 2014 Posted April 24, 2014 Phil & Friends has much more energy than the Dead did in their later days. And with a rotating lineup of musicians, you never know what they'll play. Caught them once & they were doing some John Coltrane! I apologize if it's not customary around here to pull old threads out of retirement, but I'd just like to third this statement after doing a quick search for "Grateful Dead". Phil and Friends has been playing captivating shows for years. I saw them as recently as last summer at Gathering of the Vibes music festival with John Scofield and John Medeski. This was my holy grail of Grateful Dead performances (given the Johns in attendance - I LOVE Medeski, Martin and Wood and Scofield is a legend). Having grown up too old to see the boys in their old glory, shows like these are the best incarnations of the Grateful Dead spirit that I can partake in. In the spirit of honoring elders, rest in peace to BOTL Bassman, whom I've never conversed with but was evidently one of the coolest cats around here. Anyone with plans to attend summer concerts (especially music festivals) on the East coast, northeast in particular, should let me know! Would love to have a herf in attendance to some great jazz, psychedelic rock, or [insert musical genre here].
Pedro2486 Posted April 25, 2014 Posted April 25, 2014 I apologize if it's not customary around here to pull old threads out of retirement, but I'd just like to third this statement after doing a quick search for "Grateful Dead". Phil and Friends has been playing captivating shows for years. I saw them as recently as last summer at Gathering of the Vibes music festival with John Scofield and John Medeski. This was my holy grail of Grateful Dead performances (given the Johns in attendance - I LOVE Medeski, Martin and Wood and Scofield is a legend). Having grown up too old to see the boys in their old glory, shows like these are the best incarnations of the Grateful Dead spirit that I can partake in. In the spirit of honoring elders, rest in peace to BOTL Bassman, whom I've never conversed with but was evidently one of the coolest cats around here. Anyone with plans to attend summer concerts (especially music festivals) on the East coast, northeast in particular, should let me know! Would love to have a herf in attendance to some great jazz, psychedelic rock, or [insert musical genre here]. I hereby dub you "the Necromancer" Roll for initiative 1
AndrewNR Posted April 25, 2014 Posted April 25, 2014 The necromancer who roams through the foh elder scrolls. Good seeing the reemergence of some great threads tbh 1
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