Furthur - Bob Weir & Phil Lesh & others

Furthur Live at Verizon Wireless Arena on February 18, 2010

http://www.archive.org/details/furthur2010-02-18.akg483.v3.flac16f

A very nice sounding AUD recording. (and there are loads of others on that site too)

Some are saying this is the best post-Dead line-up yet. Could be. But Phil & Friends have had their moments and latter day Ratdog was pretty good. I also likes The Dead Spring 2009 tour a lot with Warren Haynes on lead.

This show from Manchester, New Hampshire, happened a couple of nights ago. Three hours. Uploaded in less than 12 hours from the last note played. These tapers are amazing.

It just kept my spirit and brain together today as I translated a very tricky paper on the aftermath of the global crisis on Indonesian financial institutions for the German Foreign Ministry.

Nothing like a one hour Bird Song > Born Cross Eyed > Scarlet Begonias > Fire on the Mountain > Sugar Magnolia sequence to make such a charmless chore feel not quite so bad.

Disc 1 / Set 1:
01 crowd/tuning
02 Feel Like a Stranger
03 Loose Lucy
04 It Must Have Been the Roses
05 Deep Elum Blues
06 Just A Little Light
07 Money for Gasoline
08 Loser
09 Sugaree

-- set break --

Disc 2 / Set 2:
01 crowd/tuning
02 Truckin
03 Deal
04 Viola Lee Blues
05 Nobody Girl >

Disc 3 / Set 2 continued:
01 Bird Song >
02 Born Cross Eyed >
03 Scarlet Begonias >
04 Fire on the Mountain
05 Sugar Magnolia
06 crowd
07 Donor rap
08 The Weight*

Phil Lesh - Bass Guitar and Vocals
Bob Weir - Guitar and Vocals
John Kadlecik - Guitar and Vocals
Jeff Chimenti - Keyboards
Jay Lane - Percussion
Joe Russo - Drums
Zoe Ellis- Vocals
Sunshine Becker - Vocals

Originally posted by FMF
Furthur Live at Verizon Wireless Arena on February 18, 2010

http://www.archive.org/details/furthur2010-02-18.akg483.v3.flac16f

A very nice sounding AUD recording. (and there are loads of others on that site too)

Some are saying this is the best post-Dead line-up yet. Could be. But Phil & Friends have had their moments and latter day Ratdog was pretty go ...[text shortened]... Keyboards
Jay Lane - Percussion
Joe Russo - Drums
Zoe Ellis- Vocals
Sunshine Becker - Vocals

Sugaree as in Libba Cotton? Shake Sugaree? Deep Elum Blues as in Doc Watson? Are these dudes bluegrassers since they left the Dead? I don't think they are into traditional stuff are they?

Originally posted by sonhouse
Sugaree as in Libba Cotton? Shake Sugaree? Deep Elum Blues as in Doc Watson? Are these dudes bluegrassers since they left the Dead? I don't think they are into traditional stuff are they?

Sugaree (Garcia/Hunter) 1972

Deep Elum Blues as in Doc Watson, yes.

Jerry Garcia's musical roots were in bluegrass, banjo and the whole thing. The whole Dead oeuvre has been affected by it directly and indirectly.