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Grateful Dawg -- The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Acoustic Disc). Review by James Mann.
JERRY GARCIA/DAVID GRISMAN GRATEFUL DAWG -- THE ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK Acoustic Disc It can certainly be argued that Jerry Garcia and The Grateful Dead did as much to introduce bluegrass to the masses as anyone in the last 30 years. The crowd at a recent Sam Bush concert looked (and acted ...
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Brave New World (In Music We Trust). Review by Tim Wardyn.
... Clark. Me: Clark’s blues riffs remind me of John Lee Hooker, and the whole psychedelic jam-band-esque overtone is just like the Grateful Dead when Jerry Garcia was around. HS: Jerry thought it would be a good idea to reinstate the “peace, love, and understanding” movement. Me: But Michael Clark ...
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February 1998 :: Music L-O :: Live on Letterman (Jim Presnell)
... , the stars here emit honest, well-crafted performances, at times transcendent. The CD ranges from 1993 to 1997. The pastiche begins with the late Jerry Garcia duetting in '93 with David Grisman on a version of "Friend of the Devil" which reminds one of how "live" the Dead could be. Jerry's voice is ...
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February 1998 :: Music P-R :: Pig Pen (David Lee Beowülf)
... about, good grief, that's too harsh to print! "Dead Head Chick" is a nasty finger-pointing at hippie chicks, and it takes a bit of a dig at the late Jerry Garcia -- ha! Like punk rock is supposed to! Fuck hippies! "Out of the Nest II" and "Just Like Me" have the Southern California punk sound and plenty ...
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April 1999 :: Music D-E :: Extra Hair (David Lee Simmons.)
... dashes evoke Carlos Santana at his best, for instance, and that's quite apparent on the opus-like second track, "Caravan." And is that a little Jerry Garcia peeking out on "Autumn Wind"? Before mentioning the music writer's requisite third example, let's just go ahead and concede that Extra Hair has ...
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Old & in the Gray (Acoustic Disc). Review by James Mann.
... Way was released in 1975, it caused some rock fans to peer over the wall and investigate "old timey" music. This was largely due to the presence of Jerry Garcia on banjo. Deadheads discovered bluegrass in a big way, and have been supporting various incarnations of this combo ever since. Now it's 27 ...
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April 1999 :: Streaks :: Dead By Dawn (Jason Fisher)
... the country's best producers. Bill Laswell has compiled an exceptional series of dance remix covers of the Dead. I thought the unfortunate death of Jerry Garcia meant the last of Dead music; luckily I was wrong. The cover album ranges through a colorful, sugar magnolia kind of spectrum of dance styles ...
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Blue Country Heart (Columbia). Review by James Mann.
... and this time he does it with some rather talented picking buddies. Blue Country Heart features Kaukonen on guitar, Sam Bush on mandolin and fiddle, Jerry Douglas on Dobro, Byron House on bass and Bela Fleck's tasty banjo on a few cuts. The material is all "old-timey" country standards, such as "Blue ...
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December 1997 :: Video :: Headcandy (Ian Koss)
... could callously be dismissed as a screensaver on video, if it weren't so well-integrated and flowing. Coupled with the music of Merl Saunders, Jerry Garcia, Alpha Wave Movement, the Bohemian Swingers and others, the visuals on this video seem to be based on a kaleidoscopic effect that constantly mutates ...
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There and Back Again (Columbia). Review by James Mann.
... 't Mule leader Warren Hayes. On the songs he takes the lead, such as "Night of a Thousand Stars" and "Patchwork Quilt" (which feels like a goodbye to Jerry Garcia), things roll along nicely in a sort of Little Feat boogie vein. The rest of the record isn't bad, it just isn't much. For all of Lesh's prowess ...
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