"Let the words be yours I'm done with mine"
Brian went off to the next great gig in the sky today. Live For Live Music wrote a nice piece: Brian Wilson, Musical Genius & Beach Boys Mastermind, Dead At 82Brian Wilson, the musical visionary who co-founded The Beach Boys and revolutionized pop and rock production, has died at age
Phil's off to a great gig. Thanks for all the music, Phil. Phil Lesh, Grateful Dead Co-Founder and Bassist, Dead at 84The Grateful Dead’s Phil Lesh, who helped co-found the legendary band and served as their bassist, has died at the age of 84.Rolling StoneRichard Gehr
Being a Dead Head I knew who Steve Silberman was, but had lost track of him the past few years. Steve's impact wasn't financial, it was cultural. He meant a lot to those whose voices aren't heard through the noise, because they don'
This is my mood right now. "She said, "Mama I'm fine if you happen to wonder I don't have much money but I still get around I haven't made church in near thirty-six Sundays So fuck all those West Nashville grand ballroom
John David ("JD") Souther made a lot of great music that I grew up with and still listen to. JD SoutherSongwriter John David Souther official web siteJD Southerbuilt on fileSwift, a product of By The Way Labs, LLC. www.FileSwift.com He wrote songs with the Eagles, Jackson
Howdy, 10 years ago today I went to my first Phish show. Been to 32 since. Oh man. I love this band. The story is this. For years I ignored Phish. I thought they were an instrumental band that only did covers. I didn't get the attraction. Then
Howdy, This is a great cover of JJ Cale's Magnolia. Magnolia, you sweet thing You're driving me mad Got to get back to you, babe You're the best I ever had You're the best I ever had "Magnolia" – 6:18
John Mayall's The Turning Point was a favorite record of our older brother's. Which meant it was a favorite for us kids too. Because we snuck listens to our brother's records. Many thanks for the music, John. Rest In Harp,
Howdy, I'll be adding to this as I go along. If you can, go to The Sphere. bye for now, NFA,
I love hoops, loved watching Bill play. I think it was Bill who in the late 70's prompted me to look closely at the Grateful Dead. I figured if he loved them there must be something there. I saw Bill at Dead and Dead & CO shows. I
Last night I saw the Northern Lights for the first time ever. I started taking pictures at about 10:00. Then as the skies cleared I went to the back of our subdivision, stayed there for over an hour. It was breath taking. When I was out there I called
So grateful to have met and become friends with Linda Kelly, Jimmy Siegel, and John Romualdi. I met them at Dead & CO Shoreline June 13, 022. Linda and Jimmy live in Haight Ashbury. John lives on his boat, in his apartment, and van. Linda Kelly runs Haight Street Voice
Grateful to have seen the Allman Brothers a few times, starting in the late 70's. The band's influence is strong - The Grateful Dead and Phish count the band as helping to shape their music. I loved that Jimmy Carter was such a big fan. I
Got a Valentine's Day post from Linda Kelly, Editor-in-chief of the Haight Street Voice. It turned me onto writing this post, which I've been meaning to do. Here's a few pics from Linda's post today. What a good vibe. So what is
Howdy, Most reading this are probably too young to know about the Smothers Brothers. I remember watching them on our black and white tv, mom loved their show. Here's a great piece Rolling Stone just uploaded about their career and show. Tom Smothers, a Counterculture Comedy Legend With
So I'm talking to my friend Linda Kelly the other day. Linda publishes Haight Street Voice. Haight Street Voice = “hyper-local with a global perspective.” From Linda's About page: "Haight Street Voice is a 12-page full-color glossy print magazine released 4x/year (Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring)
Years ago someone I'm not friends with anymore (but happy trails, brother) turned me onto Jeffrey Foskett. I listened to I Live For The Sun, I was hooked. Brian Wilson said Jeffrey had "one of the 5 best voices I've heard". Man was Brian
Everything about The Sphere is outstanding. The outside, finishes, lobby, concessions, bathrooms, and ushers. It's all so wonderful. Refik Anadol's moving art is one of the scenes that rotates on the outside along with advertising promoting Sphere shows (the advertising is also very well done). I
Brother @whoarethegratefuldead posted this. It moved me. That this happened at a music festival has shaken me. I feel fear, anger and sadness. Confusion. No doubt about it Hamas are terrorists and brutal thugs who slaughtered innocent people - my peeps. Fear wants me to hold back hugs now, because
I saw this sign in front of someone's property on the way home from the Billy Strings Renewal show - more on that to come. Zoom in on the pic above on the left to see the sign on the right. It gives me hope. Because people are
I remember going to see Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band at Red Rocks just after Son Of A Son Of A Sailor came out, circa '79. Back then, Denver was a dusty old cowtown. It felt like a small town. Hell the total population of CO couldn&
I remember when I first heard The Band in the early 70's. I kept thinking, "What's the name of their band"? We played their music at parties, listened to it in cars on tape decks. I remember watching The Last Waltz when the movie
I hope everyone will read this recent interview Roger Waters did. Berliner Zeitung interview - Roger WatersBERLINER ZEITUNG 4th FEBRUARY 2023 THE TRUTH WILL SET US FREE Against the backdrop of the outrageous and despicable smear campaign by the ISRAELI […]Roger Watersadmin So many aren't looking deeper into
I think, The Rabbbits are a rock opera. I know for sure they're part of Ron English's Delusionville. I dig the music - great lyrics and beat. Here's a playlist, lmk what you think. tty next time,
Just watched the first episode featuring Mick. It was fabulous. I've been on every Rolling Stones tour since Some Girls. We were just in London for their 60 tour. This is must see tv. What I've always loved about the Stones is how they were anti-establishment,
I was the one with this sign at Sunday night's Phish show at Dick's: "Trumpers & The Religious Right Are The American Taliban" I abhor what's happening to us and I won't apologize. But this is the wrong message. I&
My tech career started circa '88. It's fun being part of something that changes things. It's happened to me a few times. I'm so happy for everyone in crypto, I truly am. I read that someone can buy a home now because of
Today is National Vinyl Record Day Go buy some vinyl today at your favorite local record store Get in the groove And Your Bird Can Sing from Yesterday And Today - The Beatles https://bit.ly/3yJbxZQ
This is for digitalartchick [https://twitter.com/digitalartchick]. Self-described NFT influencer. Suzy Greenberg - Phish https://bit.ly/2U0WStI Suzy's 'bout as faithful as a slot machine Pays off once in a while, then she robs you clean She's always afraid that she's
This song reminds me of what's happening in two communities I adore - Blazed Cats [https://twitter.com/BlazedCats] and BAYC [https://twitter.com/BoredApeYC]. I'm so grateful to be part of the whole. Feel like I'm "afloat upon the waves" Prince
I love Blazed Cats [https://twitter.com/BlazedCats]. So I bought some. Super cool and creative NFT project. Read about them [https://blazedcats.com]. Fuck Stoner Cats [https://bit.ly/3ffWT4q]. So here's Blaze On from Phish. https://bit.ly/3ffWT4q Because now each time I hear Blaze
At the Phish Tour opener Wednesday night in Rogers AR Tommy [https://www.heyheyrenee.com/2015/10/18/phish-dicks/] and I sat next to this young woman. I'm always wanting to talk to younger people, see where they're at. So I said howdy. She lives in
The Hirst Currency [https://twitter.com/hirst_official] drop is an important moment for NFT. I'm grateful to have one. Read all about the drop here: https://bit.ly/2W8kZY7 Hirst brings us face to face with art and money. In Hirst's view, art is the
Attention Citizens: In honor of the historic TARS launch, here's Phish's Martian Monster. Your trip is short. https://bit.ly/3BwPCXD
Chalk Dust Torture Phish Dick's 9-4-2016 Turn it phucking up https://bit.ly/3hyoZt6 But who can unlearn all the facts that I've learned As I sat in their chairs and my synapses burned And the torture of chalk dust collects on my tongue Thoughts follow
I'm a Deadhead. The real kind. Never thought I'd have to say that, because before these NFT clowns [https://twitter.com/DeadHeadsNFT] came along, most knew there was only kind of Deadhead - Grateful Dead fans. But here we are. Seems some think it's
The Western United States is on fire and the hottest months still ahead. Here in the mountains of CO it hasn't rained in 2 years. Snowpack is down 40% over the past 60 years. We're one lightening strike from our homes burning to the ground. The
Been listening to Spring 1990. I think the Grateful Dead were at the peak of their powers. Not to stay the other years weren't great too. But Spring 1990 just does it for me in so many ways Give this one a listen - Standing On The Moon
The Grateful Dead covered a few of Bob Dylan's songs. Here's two I love: Queen Jane Approximately - https://bit.ly/3qARkSO Knockin' On Heaven's Door - https://bit.ly/35XLjG7 Give 'em a listen. peace and love,
the $$ amount of influence tied to Twitter personas who won’t say their names is mind blowing. These faceless and nameless souls squawk to their followers about what to buy, but then won’t put their names on the line? And people listen to them??
My first shows since the pandemic. In Vail, my valley. My peeps. The shows were so great. I'll let the pics and vids tell the story. Or as Bobby sings, "let the words be yours I'm done with mine"
I told Twitter to remind myself to listen to Tommy Bolin [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_Bolin] today I stood next to Tommy a few times in Denver back in the day. I made it out of drugs and booze. Tommy didn't. I miss him. From Dreamer
If you haven't already, buy these four records from Candi Staton [https://www.candi-staton.com] Here's Heart on a String from her record I'm Just a Prisoner If the YouTube link is broken listen to here: https://www.heyheyrenee.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/
This is an older post from heyheyrenee on September 17, 2017. It needs to live here too. #### A while back I was listening to The World Cafe on the way down to Denver. It was then that I learned about Yacht Rock. Here's the link to the episode,
Scored tickets to both nights of Bob Weir & Wolf Bros at Ford Amphitheater in Vail, June 11 & 12. Oh man. So happy to be going to see live music again.
When I saw this today I couldn’t read the whole story, because it’s the WSJ. So I signed up for the WSJ, copied the article and posted it. Because Deadheads need to see this. Because that’s what Deadheads do.
I watched Amazing Grace. For 2 nights in 1972 @ the New Temple Missionary Baptist Church in Los Angeles, the magic was happening. Because Aretha was there. Wiki: American singer-songwriter Aretha Franklin records her gospel album Amazing Grace [https://www.arethafranklin.net/music/amazing-grace-the-complete-recordings/] live at the New Temple Missionary Baptist
When the 1st Van Halen record came out we listened to it every day. Thank you Eddie, for what you brought to music.
