Gone Wanderin'

September 8, 2013 Lockn' Music Festival, Arrington, VA
Photo: Jay Blakesberg

Black Crowes/Tedeschi Trucks Band & Bob Weir ~ Turn On Your Love Light

Higher and Higher (featuring JJ Grey) by Galactic

Galactic is:
Ben Ellman horns
Robert Mercurio bass and percussion
Stanton Moore drums 
Jeff Raines guitar
Rich Vogel Hammond Organ and moog

Other personnel: 
JJ Grey vocals
Maggie Koerner background vocals

Written by Galactic and JJ Grey

Produced by Robert Mercurio and Ben Ellman
Mixed by Dan Prothero for Fog City Productions
Mastered by Count at Chocula (SFCA)
www.vertebraeproductions.com 
Engineered and Recorded by Robert Mercurio and Ben Ellman
Recorded at Number C Studio (NOLA)

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Higher and Higher (featuring JJ Grey) by Galactic

Jerry Garcia And John Kahn - Friend Of The Devil (5 - 5-82)

Allman Brothers, Don't Think Twice (Ft. Susan Tedeschi)

JJ Grey & Mofro - On Fire

"Take A Trip" performed by The Sheepdogs.
Taken from the album Future Nostalgia, which is available October 2nd.

Pre-order: http://geni.us/futurenostalgia

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The Sheepdogs - Take A Trip

When I Was Young

"I love touring with John Craigie. He shows up with a guitar and a backpack, and is ready to crash on any couch. I hope this version of 'I Wrote Mr. Tambourine Man' captures even a fraction of the fun that we have on tour together!” ~ Jack Johnson

Proceeds from the song will benefit Jack Johnson’s All At Once charity.

I Wrote Mr. Tambourine Man

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I Wrote Mr. Tambourine Man (featuring Jack Johnson)

From 'Broken Hearts &amp; Dirty Windows: Songs Of John Prine'

Angel From Montgomery

A Thought is Just a Passing Train

New album with Irma Thomas "Audience with the Queen" out now everywhere. 
Stream/Download the full album → https://orcd.co/git-awtq

Over the course of three decades, Galactic has become a cornerstone of New Orleans’ dynamic music landscape – the same world that brought them together in the ‘90s as a late-night funk outfit steeped in the unique sounds of their city.
The musically adventurous group has evolved continuously since then, thanks in part to their penchant for collaborating with a wildly diverse array of guest artists. While those experiences have provided a steady stream of new musical perspectives and ideas to the group’s core sound, other elements of their work – like their new role as stewards of the historic New Orleans music venue Tipitina’s – have deepened their relationship with
their city and its music community through the years, giving the band an even richer foundation for their ongoing explorations of new creative terrain.

Audience With the Queen, Galactic’s forthcoming studio album with New Orleans rhythm and blues legend Irma Thomas, exemplifies all of that progress and more. Out April 11, 2025, the new album features Thomas’ Grammy-winning vocals on every track, marking a departure from their 10 previous studio LPs, most of which revolved around the band’s core instrumentalists – Ben Ellman (saxophones, harmonica), Rob Mercurio (bass), Stanton Moore (drums), Jeff Raines (guitar) and Rich Vogel (keyboards) – accompanied by a mix of different vocalists, including Anjelika “Jelly” Joseph and Josh Cagler.

Higher and Higher (featuring JJ Grey) by Galactic

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