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Blackwater

Blackwater (feat. JJ Grey)

Allman brothers band & the grateful dead - live - sugar magn

Grateful Dead
Kongressaal Deutsches Museum
Munich, Germany
May 18th, 1972

House audio recorded (by either Betty Cantor, Janet Furman, Bob Matthews, Rosie or Wizard) May 18, 1972: 16 track reel.

Jerry Garcia - guitar and vocals
Bob Weir - guitar and vocals
Phil Lesh - bass guitar and vocals
Bill Kreutzmann - drums
Ron McKernan - keyboards, harmonica, percussion and vocals
Keith Godchaux - keyboards
Donna Godchaux - vocals
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20 Dark Star
21 Morning Dew 
22 Sugar Magnolia 
(Encore)
23 Sing Me Back Home 
24 One More Saturday Night

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Grateful Dead
Long Beach Arena
Long Beach, CA
12/15/72

05   Truckin' >
06   Jam >
07   Dark Star >
08   Morning Dew
09   Sugar Magnolia
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Sbg2 - 10 - 16 - 21

Moonscapes

Trey Anastasio

Cayman Review

Crimson, White & Indigo: July 7 1989, JFK Stadium, Philadelphia

Wharf Rat (Live at JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, PA, July 7, 1989)

30 Days of Dead 2013

So Many Roads (Live at Boston Garden, Boston, MA, 10/1/94)

Jerry Garcia & David Grisman

Arabia

Garcia (Compliments) (Expanded)

Russian Lullaby

Shady Grove

The Best Of The Grateful Dead Live

So Many Roads (Live at Soldier Field, Chicago, IL 7/9/95) [2018 Remaster] (Live at Soldier Field, Chicago, IL 7/9/95; 2018 Remaster)

With the release of their fourth album, Paradise Hop, Pert Near Sandstone has managed to harness the raw energy of their famed live shows and inject it into 12 tracks of original material and a couple of originally arranged traditional songs sprinkled on top. The band’s trials and tribulations, encountered during life on the road as a Modern American Strigband, spill out in vivid detail on tracks like “Long Decline”, “Appalachian Girl” and “Solid Gone”. Wild-eyed, lightning fast tracks like “Reuben’s Train”, “Crossroads” and “Paradise Hop” place the band’s commanding technical prowess front-and-center, while a much more cerebral and introspective facet of the band’s songwriting shines through on tracks like “Save Me” and “Parse”.  Paradise Hop is a celebration of life in all of its glorious peaks and torturously painful valleys that leaves listeners with an acute sense of what it’s like to step into the beautifully twisted world of Pert Near Sandstone.

Appalachian Girl

Man Smart, Woman Smarter

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So Many Roads (Live at Boston Garden, Boston, MA, 10/1/94)

Grateful Dead

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