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The Deadpod

Dead Show/podcast for 9/5/14

The Deadpod

John Henrikson

Music, Performing Arts, Arts

4.71.2K Ratings

🗓️ 5 September 2014

⏱️ 100 minutes

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Summary

his week's Deadpod features a beast of a second set.. but what else can you expect from a show from 1972. This one features some great interplay between Lesh and Garcia throughout. Innocently enough the set starts out with a fat Big River followed by a standard Friend of the Devil and Me & My Uncle, things start getting interesting on the Bird Song.. here we find quite an interesting jam after the first verse as Garcia begins to take the music to some very nice places.. personally I enjoyed the ending jam quite a bit. Truckin' follows, always a great vehicle for exploration, and the band takes off following the verses. A short drum segment then leads Phil to bring out what is a quite good Other One, and in fact  this goes into a classic He's Gone and then *back* into the Other One.. the only such combination I'm aware of. This one had some excellent jamming including what is often referred to as the  'Tiger' jam.  I love the transition into He's Gone.. and back into the Other One for that matter! But wait there's more :) .. a hot Greatest Story,.. Comes A Time mmmmm and then a far out Not Fade Away->Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad->Not Fade Away

who needs an encore after that set list!! 

 

 

Fox Theatre, St. Louis, MO (10/19/72)

 

set 2

Big River

Friend of the Devil

Me and My Uncle

Bird Song

Truckin'->

drums->

The Other One->

He's Gone->

The Other One

Greatest Story Ever Told

Comes A Time

Not Fade Away->

Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad->

Not Fade Away

 

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Thanks for listening, and for your support of the Deadpod! 

 

 

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome the Dead Pod for the week of September 5th 2014.

0:04.4

This is a professor I'm so glad you could pick us up this week.

0:08.2

This week we're going to feature Grateful Dead at its improvisational best.

0:14.0

Comes to us from the second set, Fox Theater in St. Louis, October 19th, 1972.

0:20.0

They start out with a real fine big river.

0:22.0

Goes into an excellent although somewhat

0:24.7

different than usual bird song for the era not quite as sweet as it were I think

0:32.1

you'll find that Lesh really drives things right from the beginning of this second set.

0:36.0

And the bird song goes into places it usually doesn't go. It's very good.

0:41.0

They go then next into trucking, which provides of course a great vehicle for some jamming improvisation by Garcia.

0:48.0

They go which takes them into the real heart of this second set. A monster, other one, this one goes way out there.

0:56.0

And Lesch and Garcia really seemed to be taking turns driving that train on this

1:01.6

song. It's quite a great jam and words won't describe

1:06.2

it but you'll enjoy listening to this one. There's a Tiger jam thrown in there.

1:11.1

It finally goes into Garcia brings the jam back and goes into a he's gone, done quite nicely, very satisfying version. And then they go back into the other one

1:24.0

Rip Prize, Weir leads him into that.

1:27.0

Following that they do a very nice greatest story ever told

1:30.0

with a really raging finale and then the set closes with real classic

1:36.9

combination of not fade away going down the road feeling bad into a not

1:40.7

fade away reprise this is one of the all-time best versions of that

1:49.6

combination masterpiece I think you'll find anywhere. I think you'll really enjoy this one.

1:54.0

Hope you enjoy it. To me it's the grateful to add at their finest as I said

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