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Hope you all paint your masterpiece today!
Good Vibes
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Hereās to smooth rolling Saturdays!
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I posted this in the What Are You Listening To? thread recently, but figured the folks here would appreciate it as well. Chris Robinsonās Soulive Revue was a one-off project coordinated by Eric Krasno (Lettuce, Soulive). Krasno stepped in to play bass (!) for Tedeschi Trucks Band when they toured with the Black Crowes and he and Chris became musical friends. The lineup is stellar with a horn section, backing vocals and many very special guests. They play some tasty 70s era covers and Dead favorites including West LA Fadeaway, Sugaree, and Hard To Handle. They also played a great version of Lovelight, but the video cuts the last two songs of the set. The videographer synced my audio recording for this and Iām pleased with how it turned out. This was the best show I saw in 2014ā¦
You can also stream my audio recording without the video (but it is the complete showā¦) for free on Archive.org
01 intro
02 West L.A. Fadeaway
03 Hot Stuff (Rolling Stones cover)
04 Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa (Sad Song) (Otis Redding cover)
05 Quitters Never Win (Dr. John cover)
06 Who Knows What Tomorrow Will Bring (Traffic cover)
07 Sugaree
08 Space Captain (Joe Cocker cover)
09 Hard To Handle. (Otis Redding cover - Black Crowes too)
10 Gimme Shelter (Rolling Stones cover)
11 Lovelight
Notes:
Total runtime 89 minutes
Chris Robinson - vocals
Eric Krasno - guitar
Alan Evans - drums
Neal Evans - keys
Eric Bloom - trumpet
Ryan Zoidis - sax
George Porter Jr. - bass
Ivan Neville - keys
Oteil Burbridge - bass
PeeWee Ellis - sax
Bernard Purdie - drums
Roosevelt Collier - steel
Jennifer Hartswick - vocals
Alecia Chakour - vocals
Jasmine Muhammad - vocals
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These are some tasty jamsā¦Also available over @ archiveā¦
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Almost forgotā¦ to post. Enjoy!!
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Hereās another from this day. My mom took me and a group of friends up to the Cap Center for this night. Thanks Mom!
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Good morning 
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Man oh man Christopher Hazard does some awesome video remastering.
Some of the early shows are magnificent, Veneta, Oregon, August 27, 1972
is just one example.
I have a bunch of audience masters from the mid-seventies on and
lots of soundboards but nothing like Mr. Millerās work.
Add CM to CH and the results are manifestations of wishes,
dreams and fantasies come true.
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Good morning OGāers!
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Welcome @sunra108 and @ThirdStone! Make yourselves at home!!
Morning @Cartwright
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Howdy Crunchy, things good? Lackluster fishing so far this fall. Could drive to the fish, but then I find the crowds, so, no thanks. Did have a little action recently.
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Greetings One and All,
Thanks for the āWelcomeā @CrunchBerries.
Look forward to peeking in here often.
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Nice to see new faces. The pace shud pick up in here once the weather turnsš„¶
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Thank you much for the āWelcomeā. Long time boot collector of the Dead, partial to 74 and 78 
.
Ill be around here for sure.
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Billy does a nice job
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Been looking for this show for a while, and look what I found. The interwebs provides!
Here is the audio:
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Love all the 76 Deadā¦That is good one1
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