Here we are. Almost at the finish line. Here is the penultimate release of my year long project of releasing a new song every month till year’s end. As always, It would be greatly appreciated if you would give it…
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“Light At The End Of The Tunnel” . . : Another New Music Video
Tagged with: Allman Brotheres Band, Bonobo, Booker T and The MG's, Classic Rock, Electronica, Grateful Dead, Jam Band, Jamband, Jerry Garcia, Lotus, ManRoy Music, music, Pell Mell, Phil Lesh, Pink Floyd, Post Rock, Radiohead, rock, STS9, Talking Heads, The Meters, The New Jazz Spasms, The New Mastersounds, Tortoise
Posted in Classic Rock, Jam Band, Music Appreciation and Analysis
Posted in Classic Rock, Jam Band, Music Appreciation and Analysis
More New Music and A Word For Phil Lesh (1940 – 2024)
Before going any further, I need to say something on the passing of Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh. To say that the man was a musical hero of mine would be an epic understatement. It started when my brother brought…
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Posted in Bass, Classic Rock, Grateful Dead, Jam Band, Music Appreciation and Analysis
Posted in Bass, Classic Rock, Grateful Dead, Jam Band, Music Appreciation and Analysis
“There were days. . .”: The lost final Grateful Dead studio album
This is sort of a continuation of my previous post. There I talked about the “missing” studio record that Grateful Dead never made as a follow-up to their classic 1970 albums Workingman’s Dead and American Beauty. The songs that would…
Tagged with: Bob Weir, Days Between, Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, Phil Lesh, Robert Hunter
Posted in Grateful Dead, Jam Band, Music Appreciation and Analysis
Posted in Grateful Dead, Jam Band, Music Appreciation and Analysis
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