Nice read:
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/my-favorite-grateful-dead-song-dave-matthews-black-keys-and-more-20150527/the-black-keys-dan-auerbach-me-and-my-uncle-1971-20150526 (http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/my-favorite-grateful-dead-song-dave-matthews-black-keys-and-more-20150527/the-black-keys-dan-auerbach-me-and-my-uncle-1971-20150526)
Also Dan Auerbach´s story on "Me and my Uncle" - I like it when you have a certain connection to a song, certain memories etc......
New Bob Weir Documentary on NetFlix is a good watch as well
I might be missing the obvious, but where does that article mention anything about Jim James?
Quote from: 1eyed_jack on May 29, 2015, 11:40 PM
I might be missing the obvious, but where does that article mention anything about Jim James?
Try this link,
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/my-favorite-grateful-dead-song-dave-matthews-black-keys-and-more-20150527#ixzz3bT1G5PdC (http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/my-favorite-grateful-dead-song-dave-matthews-black-keys-and-more-20150527#ixzz3bT1G5PdC)
Such an awesome song. This is one of the few Dead songs my wife and I disagree on. I can't wait to show her this. :)
Interesting that we would pick different songs from the same album (I mean c'mon is there any arguing that American Beauty is THE Dead album???). For me its a close shave between Attics of My Life and Sugar Mag. I think Attics edges across the wire truth be told...
Posted elsewhere how similar they are in timbre. I wish he'd break out a few dead tunes this summer.
This version is fucking great! A youthful energetic Garcia, so good to see.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=picLNthAlRk
Quote from: MMJ_fanatic on Jul 02, 2015, 03:33 AM
Interesting that we would pick different songs from the same album (I mean c'mon is there any arguing that American Beauty is THE Dead album???). For me its a close shave between Attics of My Life and Sugar Mag. I think Attics edges across the wire truth be told...
i would have to say THE Dead album is Euro 72, its got everything that cemented this band as legends: He's Gone, versions of stuff from American Beauty and WOrkingman's Dead, Brown Eyed Women, Jack Straw!!!, China Cat > I Know You Rider, Tennessee Jed and Ramble On Rose. Either that one or Skulls & Roses.
for me THE Dead album has to be at least somewhat live...that's where the magic was