Dead Show/podcast for 9/27/19

The Deadpod

John Henrikson

Performing Arts, Gratefuldead, Grateful, Dead, Arts, Music

4.7 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 27 September 2019

⏱️ 136 minutes

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Summary

This week we mourn the passing of the great Robert Hunter. The Grateful Dead would not have been what they were and are without his voice, his words and his wisdom. Sleep in the stars, Robert.

In his honor I present this wonderful set from September 28th, 1977 at the Paramount Theater in Seattle Washington. Although the first five songs are missing from this Betty Cantor-Jackson soundboard the remainder of the show sparkles and crackles with the unique energy that the band brought to their craft during this year.

I've added a Robert Hunter song from a performance of his back in 1980 in New York. I hope you enjoy it.

Grateful Dead

Paramount Theatre Seattle, WA

9/28/77 - Wednesday

One

Tennessee Jed [8:46] ;
Passenger [3:34] ;
Peggy-O [7:48] ;
Me And My Uncle [2:44] ;
Friend Of The Devil [7:02] ;
The Music Never Stopped [6:36]
Two
Bertha [6:56] >
Good Lovin' [5:12] ;
Dire Wolf [3:49] ;
Estimated Prophet [9:18] >
Eyes Of The World [12:22] >
Drums [4:39] >
Not Fade Away [14:41] >
Wharf Rat [10:50] >
Around And Around [7:28]
Encore
U.S. Blues [5:49]

Robert Hunter

1980-08-21

The Other End, NYC

Ripple

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome the dead pod for the week of September 27th 2019. This is a professor. I'm so glad you could pick us up this week.
0:07.0	This week of course marked the sad passage of lyricist Robert Hunter.
0:15.0	It meant a lot to everybody who was a friend of the bands and to all of us who are fans of the Grateful Dead.
0:20.0	And so this show goes out dedicated to his memory.
0:27.0	I want to bring you a show or almost all of a show,
0:31.0	everything that's recorded, from the Paramount Theater in Seattle,
0:34.6	Washington, September 28th, 1977. The first few songs from Set One are not on this tape.
0:41.3	The rest of the set is a great Betty Cantner. Soundboard, I think you'll enjoy it.
0:46.0	What will here starts out with a good Tennessee jed. Passenger follows, Pegio, me and my uncle, friend of the devil,
0:52.0	the music never stopped, set two, Bertha into good-loving,
0:56.8	Dyerwolf estimated into eyes of the world, it's a beauty, drums, and to not fade away, into a war-frat away into a round and round end set two they come back out with the US blues
1:08.3	We'll close with something special for Robert Hunter
1:16.0	again for Robert Hunter. Again, it's a great loss. Words can't do him justice for his legacy to, not just a grateful dad, but to our culture and to us as human beings I can't overemphasize
1:26.5	a loss so thanks for picking us up this week and for your support of the
1:30.1	deadpot I really appreciate it hope you enjoy this show it's one of my favorites
1:34.7	see you back here next week the professor you're listening to the dead pod I'm going to do. So, Pull down shackles and bawl of shame. Listen to the whistle of the evening train.
2:37.0	No, you. I know you about to my day.
2:47.0	I don't have to my dad in.
2:51.0	You don't head back to Tennessee Jail.
2:57.0	Each man is a man.
3:00.0	Each man is a step on a fly-for-head.
3:05.0	When you get back, you get back,
	...

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