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Mother Jones 12/22/03 |
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Monday, 22 December 2003 |
Dear Editor,
I read about Mother Jones in the December issue of Relix and went to go check them out in LA. Boy this band rocks! I am completely hooked and can't wait for them to play more shows. I cannot believe that this band isn't on everybody's radar in the area. Trying to make a "jam-friendly" environment in Southern California, especially Los Angeles of all places, is a very difficult thing to do and they should be commended with some major press coverage because I can only do so much in spreading the word.
Love your show,
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60 Minutes II 11/14/03 |
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Friday, 14 November 2003 |
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How presumptuous that Phil imagines he could know what Jerry Garcia held in his heart.
More likely, Jerry hated his addiction, hated heroin but could not shake it. But to love the addiction/the heroin more than the Grateful Dead, more than the music, more than life? Perhaps that’s an easy out for Phil.
That’s not how we want to remember Jerry. He gave us too, too much to be that callous.
For shame Phil, and on national TV. We know in our hearts what significance Jerry and the Grateful Dead had, but to those folks watching 60 Minutes II who knew so little about him, what impression of Jerry did you leave with them? In our lives Jerry Garcia was love. |
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Weir/Wasserman info please 11/10/03 |
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Monday, 10 November 2003 |
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Back in 1989 I believe it was.... Weir and wasserman Played a show at the Bushnell in Hartford CT. I have not been able to find a setlist or any record of that show. to the best of my memory there were tapers there but I have never seeen this show in circulation. I have my ticket stub burried some where but it was either 88 or 89 possibly 90 but almost positive it was 1989. can you guide me to a setlist or a place/ person to get this show? Thanks!!!! |
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The Beat, Oct/Nov issue |
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Friday, 31 October 2003 |
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Nat Keefe was right on when he said "You come to little wonderful pockets of this country-like High Sierra-and you think that we're in a good place. Then when you go to the rest of America, it's so fucked up." I think what he said could be the best way to describe the joy I have at a jam-festival. When attending IT this year, I was convinced that we are living in such an awesome place. On the way home when i stopped into a gas station, it was like a culture shock. I was like "woah, whats going on, what happened to the festival life. I often still reminisce about how awesome it was to be in a type of community for 3 days, where everyone is mostly kind to each other, laid back, just having a good time. It was special, and when i saw the extra-large SUV at the 7-11 with one person in it, I was flabbergasted.
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