Mangrove Valley
Mangrove ValleyMusings about the Dead and their music. The shows always speak for themselves, but I'll add comments on their contexts, sonic quality, and other points of interest.
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Grateful Dead-The Warehouse, New Orleans, LA, February 1, 1970
The Grateful Dead’s January of ‘70 schedule was fairly packed with a dozen shows that began with two nights at the Fillmore East, and culminated in a booking to play the opening weekend of a brand-new New Orleans Tchoupitoulas Street club c...
Grateful Dead—Ace’s Studio, Mill Valley, January, 1975
In October of ‘74, the Dead retired from performing after a five-night stand at Winterland. The following January, they met at Bob Weir’s home recording studio to start laying down the tracks for what would become Blues for Allah. Outtakes ...
The Grateful Dead—Mammoth Gardens, Denver, CO, April 25, 1970
In the fall of 1969, Stuart Green, a law-school dropout from New Jersey, purchased an erstwhile dancehall in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Denver. Mammoth Gardens first opened in 1907 as a skating rink and, over the years, served as a ma...
Grateful Dead—Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, CA, October 12, 1968
The fall of 1968 was an interesting time for the Grateful Dead. In September, they had their infamous meeting, in which Bob Weir and Pigpen were either threatened with being fired or fired, depending on which version you believe. Despite th...
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